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Pakistan Launches Major Border Operation, Claims 29 Militants Killed
Pakistan has intensified its counterterrorism campaign with a border operation that reportedly killed 29 militants. The action follows recent attacks on security forces.
Oracle Workforce Shrinks by 13% Amid Growing AI Adoption
Oracle has reduced its workforce by nearly 21,000 employees over the past year as the company increases AI adoption and expands its cloud infrastructure.
Trump Asked About His Favourite World Leaders, He Named PM Modi And Xi Jinping
US President Donald Trump has praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping as two of the most influential global leaders. In a recent interview, Trump described Modi as a "great leader" and a "very tough cookie", while calling Xi Jinping "all business".
German Court Rules Google Can Be Held Responsible for False AI-Generated Answers
In a landmark decision, a German court said Google may be liable for inaccurate information produced by its AI systems, raising questions about the responsibilities of tech companies.
Trump Signs Landmark US-Iran Deal, Says Negotiations Were “Not Easy”
President Donald Trump has signed a major agreement with Iran aimed at ending hostilities and reducing tensions in the Middle East. Here's what the deal includes.
Indian Expat Wins Rs 5.15 Crore Just Weeks After Opening UAE Bank Account
An Indian expat living in Abu Dhabi won AED 2 million (Rs 5.15 crore) through Sharjah Islamic Bank's Millionaire Campaign less than two months after opening a savings account.
Trump Claims Iran Agrees to Never Build Nuclear Weapons, Questions Rise Over $300 Billion Fund
Donald Trump says Iran has agreed to never possess nuclear weapons under a new US-Iran framework, while questions continue over a reported $300 billion reconstruction fund.
Strong Earthquake Shakes Southern Philippines, Triggers Tsunami Alert
A powerful earthquake struck Mindanao in the southern Philippines, prompting tsunami warnings, evacuations, and emergency response efforts across affected regions.
Why Google Wants to Release Millions of Mosquitoes Across the US
Google-backed Verily plans to release 32 million Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes in California and Florida to help reduce disease-carrying mosquito populations and curb virus transmission.
Malaysia Tightens Online Safety Laws, Restricts Social Media Access for Minors
Malaysia has introduced strict new social media regulations, banning users under 16 from creating accounts and requiring platforms like Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube to verify users' ages.
