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The Buzz in the Sky: How Cheap Drones Are Rewriting the Rules of War in Rural Colombia
Colombia's armed groups are using cheap, modified commercial drones for surveillance and attacks, terrorizing civilians …
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Cork’s Injury Concerns Open Door for Meath in All-Ireland Opener
Cork will be without Brian Hurley, Dara Sheedy, and Seán Brady for their All-Ireland SFC opener against Meath, but mana…
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Ireland’s Obesity Crisis Meets the Miracle Jab: Why the HSE Is Spending €500,000 a Day on Weight-Loss Drugs
The HSE is spending over €500,000 daily on GLP-1 weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Saxenda, with 80,000 patients now …
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Injury cloud hangs over Galway as U20 hurlers face Kilkenny without senior star Niland
Galway face Kilkenny in the Leinster U20 hurling final without senior star Aaron Niland, who is nursing an ankle injury …
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Can Kilkenny’s Old Guard Silence the Doubters in a Make-or-Break Dublin Showdown?
With Kilkenny facing a do-or-die Leinster clash against Dublin, former captain Andy Comerford's blunt dismissal of the D…
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France’s Center-Right Hope Faces an Uphill Battle Against the Populist Tide
France's presidential race is a year away, and centrist favorite Edouard Philippe faces a perilous path against surging …
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America’s Energy Pitch to India: A High-Stakes Gamble in a Fractured World
Marco Rubio’s visit to India highlights a desperate energy pivot after the Iran crisis, but long shipping routes, trad…
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Behind the Headlines: The Quiet Diplomatic Pulse Between India and Pakistan
While Indian and Pakistani leaders trade barbs publicly, quiet backchannel meetings and shifting geopolitics hint at a p…
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A Pilgrim’s Impossible Journey: Over 1.6 Million Muslims Arrive in Mecca Amid War and Heat
Behind the record numbers of Hajj pilgrims lies a quieter tale: war-weary souls from Sudan and Yemen who sold everything…
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A deadly reminder: China’s coal mines remain a high-risk gamble
A gas explosion at a coal mine in Shanxi, China killed at least 82 miners, highlighting ongoing safety failures and the …
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Beyond the Border: What Hezbollah’s Demands Reveal About the Fragility of Peace in the Middle East
A Hezbollah MP has listed three conditions for a ceasefire with Israel, but the unspoken link to the war in Gaza reveals…
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The UAP Files Are Out Again — But the Real Mystery Is What We Still Don’t Know
The Trump administration released another batch of UAP files detailing 209 sightings, but the deeper story is about what…
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Global Health Overhaul: Why a Bureaucratic Shift Could Save Millions of Lives
At the 2026 World Health Assembly, member states launched a historic process to overhaul the global health architecture,…
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Starship V3’s Test Flight Wasn’t Perfect — And That’s Exactly the Point
SpaceX's Starship V3 launched on its most ambitious test flight yet, overcoming an engine failure and booster issue to c…
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A Routine Call Turns Deadly: What the Staten Island Barge Blast Reveals About First Responder Risks
One civilian is dead and over 30 people are injured after a barge explosion at a Staten Island shipyard. First responder…
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Global Health Alert: How the New Ebola Outbreak Tests International Cooperation
The WHO has declared a public health emergency for the Ebola Bundibugyo virus outbreak in the DRC and Uganda, but stoppe…
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Ceasefire in Name Only: The Hidden Flaws in Gaza’s Latest Truce Exposed
An Israeli strike on refugee camps in central Gaza this weekend violated the terms of a fragile ceasefire, injuring doze…
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Strait of Hormuz Becomes the Centerpiece of a New Global Chessboard as Iran-US Talks Stall
As Iran and the U.S. struggle to find common ground, the battle over who controls the Strait of Hormuz has eclipsed nucl…
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The Empty Seats: Why Some of Football’s Biggest Names Will Be Missing the 2026 World Cup
From Robert Lewandowski's tears to Italy's historic third straight miss and a spate of brutal injuries, the 2026 World C…
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Why the Tailteann Cup Draw Matters More Than You Think
The Tailteann Cup Round 3 and Preliminary Quarter-Final draws on Monday will shape the fate of 16 counties, including a …
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GAA fans set for a bumper Saturday as multiple championship battles unfold across Ireland
A packed Saturday of GAA action sees Kerry take on Donegal and Galway face Kildare in the senior championship, while the…
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Friendly Fire: Mexico’s World Cup Tune-Up Win Over Ghana Hides a Bigger Story
Mexico’s 2-0 win over Ghana in a World Cup warm-up offered a glimpse of both promise and deeper problems, as FIFA sanc…
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Under the Shadow of a Broken Pause: Why Israel’s Latest Strikes on Lebanon Shatter More Than Ceasefire Hopes
Israel's latest airstrikes in Lebanon, including a hospital attack near Tyre, reveal that the U.S.-brokered ceasefire ha…
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Senegal’s Quiet Coup: Why Faye’s Dismissal of Sonko Could Derail IMF Talks and Stir Political Chaos
Senegal's President Faye fired his prime minister and dissolved the government, threatening IMF talks and throwing the c…
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Pakistan’s General Steps Into the Breach: Can a Soldier Bridge the US-Iran Divide?
As the US-Iran standoff over the Strait of Hormuz threatens the global oil supply, Pakistan's army chief makes a surpris…