WHO declares Ebola outbreak in DR Congo a global health emergency

The outbreak has resulted in approximately 246 suspected cases and 80 deaths so far.

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Why Amazon faces no competitors from the West

Why this matters Amazon’s dominance shapes the online shopping experience for millions of consumers and influences the strategies of other retailers.

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Political executions in Iran rise sharply since war began

Key developments Mehrab Abdollahzadeh, a Kurdish shop owner on death row in western Iran, recorded a voice message from Oromiyeh Central Prison before his execution...

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How to Build Your Tolerance for Uncertainty Like Rowing Through Fog

The book examines why modern life makes it harder to live with not knowing and offers insights on learning to tolerate uncertainty.

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Seven gadgets that eased my movement after a slipped disc injury

After experiencing this condition, I found several gadgets that helped reduce strain on my back and made daily activities more manageable.

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Saturday Night Live UK faced skepticism but is gaining audience approval

The show’s reception could influence future cross-cultural adaptations and the development of live comedy programming in the UK.

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Chinese agents conducting surveillance and propaganda targeting US expats

These cases highlight China's broader strategy to extend its influence globally through both overt and covert means.

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Girl group sells out venues and tours globally without releasing an album

The group’s rise has been driven primarily by their powerful live performances and word of mouth, marking a significant shift in the representation of women in...

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Foreign tourists are losing interest in Goa – here is the reason

Goa, known for its beaches and vibrant party scene, is seeing a shift in its visitor demographics.

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Canvas hack raises questions about paying ransom and data outcomes

The attack disrupted services for millions of students and staff worldwide, exposing sensitive data and delaying academic activities.

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