Building wind turbines out of parts found in Gaza’s rubble
Palestinians in Gaza have made wind turbines to generate electricity, using scraps found in the rubble.
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Scientists Think They’ve Discovered What Makes Men’s Testicles Age Faster - VICE
Just as the wrinkles on your face denote age, your testicles also have their own way of showing their age, and it has nothing to do with their wrinkliness.
Tamil Nadu man made thousands of ancient inscriptions searchable for free
Udhaya Shankar embarked on his journey by showcasing traditional kolam designs, but soon his focus shifted towards safeguarding Tamil inscriptions. Through his initiative, Udhayam.in, over 8,500 ancient texts have been made available for online searching. Balancing a design caree...
Nigeria’s culture of violence - The Guardian Nigeria News
Nigeria’s culture of violence The Guardian Nigeria News
From Madeira, Manchester, Madrid to immortality: CR7 walks off, into people's hearts
Before Ronaldo, a senior Portugal side had never won anything, had only made the World Cup semifinals twice, in 1966 and 2006 (his first World Cup). With him leading them, they won three trophies in nine years.
Award-winning Singapore designer Nathan Yong leads Asian showcase at 2026 Design Miami fair - The Straits Times
Emerge - New Asian Narratives at Design Miami was organised by Singaprean designer Nathan Yong.
Prince William opens up about private life in special edition of Country Life - The Independent
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No. 5 Michigan makes statement, takes down No. 2 UConn women's basketball team - USA Today
Fans of women’s college basketball won’t be talking about an undefeated UConn team when the Final Four rolls around this season.
Watch: Autumn colors meet the ancient city of Pingyao - CGTN
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Mahabharata, Arthashastra, Rajatarangini Added To UNESCO Memory Register
Recognition highlights India's enduring contributions to historical documentation, literature, philosophy and political thought.
How student protests swept across Europe, in maps and charts - The Times
How student protests swept across Europe, in maps and charts The Times
Moniepoint Celebrates Growing Merchants Community - THISDAYLIVE
Moniebook, the business management platform under the Moniepoint Group, recently hosted a merchant mixer that brought a cross-section of its merchant community for an evening of networking, conversation and shared experiences.
US Postal Service issues second Diwali stamp in 10 years, features colourful rangoli by Indian artist | Trending
US Postal Service issues second Diwali stamp in 10 years, features colourful rangoli by Indian artist | Trending Hindustan Times
'The View' co-host confronts Abdul El-Sayed on his response to attack on Jewish Synagogue
"The View" co-host Sara Haines pressed Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed on his delayed apology for his "hurt people hurt people" remarks after the Temple Israel attack in Michigan.
'Can Now Turn Inshallah Into Alhamdulillah': Abdul El-Sayed Makes History As First Muslim Elected To US Sen - News18
'Can Now Turn Inshallah Into Alhamdulillah': Abdul El-Sayed Makes History As First Muslim Elected To US Sen News18
Republicans face prospect of ‘civil war’ as Trump’s aura starts to fade - SCMP
Republicans face prospect of ‘civil war’ as Trump’s aura starts to fade SCMP
THE BLACK AND WHITE OF THE MATTER - THISDAYLIVE
Many of the media showed a photo of two men, one dressed in formal white, the other in casual black, and it wasn’t from some old western even though both are warriors in their own way. It was Pope Leo in his traditional white and Bob Dylan in black meeting at the Vatican. They se...
CREDICORP Disburses N53.5bn to 351,000 Nigerians, Unveils Scheme - THISDAYLIVE
The Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP) says it has enabled more than N53.5 billion in consumer credit for over 351,000 Nigerians since commencing operations, with women accounting for about 59 per cent of beneficiaries.
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