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India successfully tests Agni-4 intermediate-range ballistic missile

India has successfully conducted a test launch of its Agni-4 intermediate-range ballistic missile, marking another step in the country's ongoing efforts to strengthen its strategic defense capabilities. The launch took place from the Integrated Test Range in Chandipur, located in the eastern state of Odisha, under the supervision of the......

AI-driven power surges are putting data center infrastructure under growing pressure

The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is reshaping not only digital innovation but also the infrastructure that powers it. As AI models become larger and more computationally demanding, data centers are facing unprecedented fluctuations in electricity consumption, creating new technical and operational challenges. Unlike conventional......

Russia says it is open to discussing constructive U.S. proposals on Ukraine

Russia has reaffirmed its willingness to examine any constructive proposals put forward by the United States that could contribute to a political settlement of the conflict in Ukraine, signaling that diplomatic dialogue remains possible despite ongoing tensions. Speaking during a press briefing, a representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry......

WFP warns El Niño could push millions more into hunger by 2027

The World Food Programme (WFP) has warned that the intensifying El Niño climate pattern could significantly worsen global food insecurity, potentially pushing nearly 49 million additional people into acute hunger by the end of 2027. If current projections hold, the total number of people facing severe food insecurity could reach approximately......

Adidas to return as Olympique de Marseille’s official kit supplier from the 2028/29 season

Adidas is set to become the official kit supplier of Olympique de Marseille once again, marking the return of one of football’s longest-standing commercial partnerships. The German sportswear company is expected to replace Puma beginning with the 2028/29 season, signaling a new chapter for the French club. Adidas has long been associated......

UNESCO calls for more flexible education planning in an era of global uncertainty

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is urging governments to rethink how they plan education systems, arguing that traditional long-term strategies are no longer sufficient in a world shaped by rapid technological, economic, environmental, and social change. In a recent report published by UNESCO’s......

FCC removes local TV ownership cap, opening door to media consolidation

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has voted to eliminate a long-standing restriction limiting the national reach of local television station owners, a decision that could reshape the American broadcasting industry by encouraging larger mergers and acquisitions. The regulatory change replaces a fixed ownership threshold with......

Study warns higher retirement ages could come at the expense of workers’ health

A new public health study has raised concerns that increasing the retirement age could leave more people working while living with chronic health conditions, highlighting the need to balance labor market demands with the long-term well-being of employees. The research, published in the European Journal of Public Health, analyzed large-scale......

Mark Carney defends Canada's trade stance after Trump's criticism

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has reaffirmed his government's commitment to protecting Canadian workers and businesses following critical remarks from U.S. President Donald Trump, as trade negotiations between the two North American partners continue. Carney's response comes at a sensitive moment in bilateral relations, with......

Seine pollution forces cancellation of European Swimming Championships training sessions

Training sessions at the European Swimming Championships in Paris were cancelled on Thursday after traces of hydrocarbons were detected in the Seine River, prompting organizers to suspend activities as a precaution. The decision affects preparations for both the open water swimming and high diving events, underscoring the importance of environmental......

Morocco expands winter air connectivity with Ryanair to strengthen tourism growth

Morocco is set to significantly strengthen its international tourism appeal with the launch of an expanded winter 2026 air travel program in partnership with Ryanair. The initiative, described as the airline's largest winter operation in the country to date, aims to improve connectivity with Europe while supporting the continued growth......

Europe's largest bicycle manufacturer Accell files for insolvency protection

Europe's largest bicycle manufacturer, Accell Group, has entered insolvency proceedings in the Netherlands after failing to secure a long-term solution to its financial difficulties, marking a major setback for one of the continent's most prominent cycling companies. The move comes after months of restructuring efforts and reflects......

African countries accelerate shift away from the U.S. dollar in regional trade

A growing number of African countries are accelerating efforts to reduce their dependence on the U.S. dollar by expanding the use of local currencies and the Chinese yuan in trade and financial transactions. The trend reflects a broader strategy to strengthen monetary independence, lower transaction costs, and improve regional economic integration. Several......

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