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Pakistan’s Sindh Province Faces Fresh Child HIV Outbreak as Hundreds of New Cases Raise Alarm Among Health Officials

Pakistan's southern Sindh province is once again confronting a worrying rise in HIV infections among children, reviving concerns about unsafe medical practices and weaknesses in the country's healthcare system. Health officials say hundreds of children have tested positive for HIV in recent months, prompting renewed investigations and raising fears that Pakistan is facing another public health emergency similar to the devastating outbreak that shocked the country in 2019. According to […]

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China Condemns UK’s Decision to Nationalise British Steel, Warning It Could Damage Investor Confidence

China has criticised the United Kingdom's decision to nationalise British Steel, describing the move as an infringement on the rights of its Chinese owner, Jingye Group, and warning that it could weaken investor confidence among Chinese companies operating in Britain. The dispute marks a significant moment in UK-China economic relations, as national security concerns continue to play an increasingly important role in government decisions involving foreign-owned strategic industries. The British […]

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Andy Burnham Set To Become Britain’s Next Prime Minister After Winning Labour Leadership With Overwhelming Party Support

Andy Burnham is set to become the United Kingdom's next prime minister after being confirmed as the new leader of the Labour Party, bringing one of British politics' most closely watched leadership transitions to a close. The former Greater Manchester mayor will formally assume office on Monday, replacing outgoing Prime Minister Keir Starmer after securing overwhelming support from Labour MPs and key trade unions. Burnham is expected to use his […]

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Foreign

Italy Expels Two Russian Embassy Officials After Major Espionage Investigation Uncovers Alleged Spy Network Threatening National Security

Italy has expelled two officials from the Russian Embassy after they were allegedly linked to a major espionage investigation, marking the latest deterioration in relations between Rome and Moscow. Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani announced the decision after prosecutors uncovered what authorities described as a serious spy network involving a former Italian intelligence officer accused of passing classified information to a Russian intelligence operative. The expulsions came just days after […]

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Foreign

Typhoon Bavi Threatens Taiwan And China With Destructive Winds And Torrential Rain As Authorities Rush To Prevent Another Deadly Disaster

Taiwan and China are racing to prepare for the arrival of Typhoon Bavi, a powerful storm forecasters say could become one of the most destructive to threaten the region in years. Authorities have mobilised thousands of emergency personnel, suspended transport services and urged residents in vulnerable coastal communities to evacuate as the typhoon barrels toward Taiwan before an expected landfall along China's southeastern coast. The preparations come as parts of […]

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Foreign

Australia, Fiji And New Zealand Move Toward New Defence Alliance As Pacific Security Concerns Intensify

Australia, Fiji and New Zealand are moving toward a stronger regional security partnership after New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon confirmed his government is considering joining a new defence agreement between Australia and Fiji. The development marks the latest effort by Pacific nations to deepen military cooperation as strategic competition and security challenges continue to grow across the region. The proposed arrangement follows the signing of the Australia–Fiji Vuvale Partnership […]

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Cuba’s Fragile Power Grid Fails Again, Triggering Another Nationwide Blackout And Renewed Public Frustration

Cuba is working to restore electricity after another nationwide collapse of its power grid plunged millions into darkness, deepening an energy crisis that has gripped the Caribbean nation for months. Although authorities have gradually restored power to parts of the island, many communities remain without electricity as officials continue efforts to stabilize the aging network. The latest outage also triggered protests in parts of Havana, where frustrated residents demanded a […]

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Football’s Biggest Nations No Longer Have A Guaranteed Path to Glory, And The 2026 World Cup Is The Clearest Proof Yet

The 2026 FIFA World Cup has reached the stage where reputation has counted for very little. The tournament's knockout rounds have produced a dramatic shift in momentum, with several of football's biggest names crashing out while nations once considered outsiders continue to rewrite the script. It has become a World Cup where discipline, belief and teamwork have often proved more valuable than history, and where every passing round has reminded […]

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Signs Of Recovery Grow Stronger As Toronto Home Sales Record A Fourth Consecutive Month Of Gains

Toronto's housing market is continuing to show signs of recovery after home sales in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) rose for a fourth consecutive month in June, suggesting that buyer confidence is gradually returning following a subdued start to 2026. The latest figures from the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB) indicate that both sales activity and home prices edged higher, reinforcing expectations that Canada's largest property market may be […]

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