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A video released by the BBC shows a massive flash flood and mudslide striking the border between Nepal and Tibet, a remote Himalayan region. The footage, which...
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More than 160 people have died and hundreds remain missing after flash floods ripped across the Nepal–Tibet border, prompting a large‑scale rescue effort by the...
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John Ratcliffe, the chief of the Central Intelligence Agency, arrived in Moscow on Tuesday aboard a U.S. military aircraft, meeting Russian intelligence officia...
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A Massachusetts jury is deliberating the case of Lindsay Clancy, a U.S. woman accused of first‑degree murder in the deaths of her three children, ages eight mon...
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A glacial collapse, not an earthquake, triggered severe floods along the Nepal‑Tibet border, USGS reports, amid accelerating Himalayan glacier melt from climate change.
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At least 389 people have died and 900 others are missing after a massive flash flood struck villages on the border of Nepal and Tibet on Wednesday, the highest...
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The UK government will roll out specialist rape and sex‑offence teams to every police force by 2027, speeding up the plan to tackle violence against women and girls.
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Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley criticises PM Andy Burnham's retail policies as 'populist', urging business rates reform in upcoming Budget to support struggling firms.
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Trump has signed an executive order to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America amid a trade dispute with Canada, which has rejected the change and imposed tariffs.
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BBC correspondent Allan Little reflects on meeting war criminal Ratko Mladić during the Bosnian War, detailing atrocities and personal losses amid ethnic violence.
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Queensland's New Bail Laws Risk Human Rights Breaches, Overcrowding The Queensland government has acknowledged that its latest bail legislation, which impo...
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At least 157 people died and hundreds of tourists are missing after flash floods tore through Nepal and Tibet, destroying homes, bridges, and power plants.
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