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Kenya rebuilds TVET to boost skills, jobs, and economic growth.

Studios prioritize reboots and franchises over original content, sparking a creativity crisis.

The UN Security Council voices concern over ongoing terrorism threats in South Asia, citing Al-Qaida-linked networks and extremist organizations.

The Presidential Working Group extends the National Policing Bill submission deadline to August 21.

Taiwan's military drills focus on resilience and flexibility amid rising China threat.

North Korea launched a short-range ballistic missile toward its east coast waters on Thursday.

North Korea launched a short-range ballistic missile eastward Thursday, its first test in weeks, escalating regional tensions as Seoul, Tokyo, and Washington increased surveillance coordination amid Kim Jong Un's expanding nuclear and naval capabilities.

Indian stock markets rally due to easing geopolitical concerns and strong buying activity.

America faces a superintelligence dilemma, according to Foreign Affairs.

Experts advocate banning disposable barbecues due to wildfire risk and environmental concerns.

China's northwest region is experiencing increased rainfall, drawing comparisons to the Tang dynasty's warm period.

President Trump threatened intensified military strikes against Iran during a cabinet meeting, claiming Iran will eventually capitulate to pressure, while analysts suggest he simultaneously seeks an exit strategy from potential conflict.

UK drought conditions severely impact crop yields and livestock, affecting vegetables, meat, and eggs.

A recent study finds antihistamines offer little benefit for eczema symptoms and may increase harm.

Prescriptions for ADHD medication among middle-aged women in England surged 40% in one year.

The Great Barrier Reef dodges UNESCO's in danger list but remains under threat.

Rat catches in Hong Kong have risen 323% in the past decade, but authorities remain unworried.

Experts warn unregulated AI could lead to dangerous societal outcomes.

OpenAI introduces ChatGPT for Teens with enhanced security and parental controls.

North Korea threatens strong response to upcoming US-South Korea military drills, calling them a war rehearsal.

A US official discusses ongoing tensions in the Iran conflict, according to India News Network.

Trump says the conflict with Iran could end soon, according to Daily Times.

The US formally reviewed its European military deployments, shifting NATO toward equal partnership requiring Europe to assume primary defense responsibility within ten years, reflecting Washington's strategic pivot to Indo-Pacific priorities.

India, facing potential 100% tariffs under a proposed US sanctions bill, continued purchasing Russian crude oil despite previous 50% tariffs, as Russian oil became essential to India's energy security and Middle East disruptions limited alternatives.

Spain's Interior Ministry denies confirming reports of suspected jihadists among Ceuta arrivals.

The RBI is likely to maintain the current interest rates, keeping the status quo unchanged.

Gen Z adopts a thrifty mindset, avoiding weekend plans to prevent financial regret and prioritize saving.

Hezbollah youth publications promote martyrdom, glorify Khamenei

Vietnam's 33rd Diplomatic Conference connects foreign relations to serve national development.

Almost one person is diagnosed with tuberculosis post-mortem every week in England between 2010 and 2022.

Chile experiences intense storms, with climate change potentially worsening their frequency and intensity.

Experts warn US gas prices will continue rising to $4.20-$4.30 per gallon due to Iran conflict disruptions affecting global oil supplies, with market buffers eroded and significant price corrections increasingly likely as tanker traffic remains disrupted.

The Great Barrier Reef dodges UNESCO's "in danger" list but remains under threat.

A new heat dome will impact 50 million US residents this weekend, bringing extreme temperatures.

Trump's foreign policy efforts have resulted in stalemates, raising political stakes.

The U.S. launched fresh strikes on Iran, killing service members and decimating interim diplomatic agreements, while experts warn the escalating conflict risks further spiraling amid stalled negotiations.

Terrorism's complexity involves domestic conditions, regional dynamics, securitisation, and institutional disharmony, hindering effective counter-terrorism actions.

Ransom hackers breached top US financial firms using simple phone calls and fake websites.

Experts warn far-right fitness clubs recruit young men for extremist ideology and potential violence.

UK shoppers face doubled cucumber prices and supply shortages due to European heatwaves damaging crops in Spain and the Netherlands, with experts warning climate extremes could similarly impact tomatoes, lettuce, and peppers.

The federal government launches a digital diplomacy drive, integrating AI into foreign policy.

The RBI is likely to maintain the current interest rates, keeping them unchanged.

Rohingya repatriation remains uncertain due to Myanmar's refusal to guarantee citizenship and security.

India considers appointing an ambassador to handle Arctic affairs, a new development in the country's foreign policy.

Drought conditions in England severely impact crop yields and livestock, threatening food supplies and prices.

The Supreme Court restrained the Centre from issuing fresh post-facto green clearances to projects.

Lettuce is often linked to foodborne illness due to contamination from water and soil.

Spain declares a national emergency due to wildfires near Madrid and Avila, forcing over 10,000 evacuations.

The Great Barrier Reef dodges UNESCO's "in danger" list but remains under threat.