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'Overvoltage' Caused April Blackout, Spain Says
The blackout had "multiple" causes, Ecological Transition Minister Sara Aagesen told reporters, adding the system "lacked sufficient voltage control capacity" that day.
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All About The Strait Of Hormuz: World's Most Important Oil Artery
Israel launched strikes against Iran on June 13, saying it targeted nuclear facilities, ballistic missile factories and military commanders during the start of a prolonged operation to prevent Tehran from building an atomic weapon.
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Munich To Exploding Pagers: Why Mossad Is Respected, And Feared
Ask any expert which they think the world's premier and most effective spy agency is and the odds are that Israel's Mossad will be in their top three.
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Air India Ahmedabad-London Flight Cancelled Days After Deadly Crash
Air India on Tuesday afternoon cancelled its Ahmedabad-London Gatwick flight citing "operational issues".
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Indian-Origin Suspects Among 18 Arrested In Canada Towing Industry Scam
Eighteen people, most of them believed to be of Indian-origin, have been arrested and assets worth over 4.2 million Canadian dollars seized after police dismantled an organised criminal network linked to the towing industry.
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Indus Water Flow From India To Pakistan's Sindh Drops 17%, Crops Hit
The sowing of Kharif, or monsoonal, crops in Pakistan is taking a hit because of a drop in water from the Indus River System being released from India following the suspension of the water-sharing treaty, a report has indicated.
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Dipika Kakar Shares First Vlog After Stage 2 Liver Cancer Surgery, Says She Hugged Husband Shoaib Ibrahim After Her Diagnosis
Dipika Kakar, who was diagnosed with the disease last month, was discharged from the hospital 11 days after the operation
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Opinion | Inside China's 'Low-Cost' Arms Exports, Serving Everyone From Pak To West Africa
China's arms exports to Pakistan are just one part of a complex military production, export, and diplomacy ecosystem that Beijing has built over the years.
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Trump Family Lends Name To New Mobile Phone Venture
The Trump Organization announced it will launch a new mobile phone service, expanding the family's business empire while Donald Trump is president.
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The Name's Metreweli: All About UK MI6's First Woman Chief
Blaise Metreweli, the first woman to head Britain's MI6 spy service, is a self-confessed "geek" whose appointment comes as the intelligence world faces growing challenges from cyber plots and AI.
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watchOS 26 to Bring Control Center Customisation Options with User-Defined Toggles
While watchOS 26, like Apple’s other upcoming operating systems previewed at WWDC 2025, features a refreshed Liquid glass interface, it is also said to bring a major new feature. Called Custom Controls, it allows Apple Watch users to add and modify toggles in the Control Center for the first time.
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2 Senior Officials Of Kedarnath Helicopter Firm Charged For Negligence After Crash
Two senior officials of helicopter service operating firm Aryan Aviation Private Ltd have been booked for alleged negligence leading to the chopper crash near Kedarnath that killed all seven on board, including a two-year-old and the pilot.
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40 Killed In Gaza, Many Starving As UN Denounces Israeli-Backed Aid
Israeli fire killed at least 40 people, half of them near an aid distribution site operated by the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation on Monday, the territory's health ministry said, as U.N.
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Opinion | The IMF-Shaped Irony In Pakistan's Massive Defence Budget Hike
The Pakistani defence budget retains its opacity. Neither the International Monetary Fund (IMF) nor the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has been able to persuade Pakistan to be a little more transparent to its own people.
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Bike Taxis Come To Halt In Karnataka As High Court Ban Kicks In
Bike taxi services operated by app-based aggregators came to a standstill in Karnataka on Monday following the High Court's directive to suspend operations.
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'Overvoltage' Caused April Blackout, Spain Says
The blackout had "multiple" causes, Ecological Transition Minister Sara Aagesen told reporters, adding the system "lacked sufficient voltage control capacity" that day.
-
All About The Strait Of Hormuz: World's Most Important Oil Artery
Israel launched strikes against Iran on June 13, saying it targeted nuclear facilities, ballistic missile factories and military commanders during the start of a prolonged operation to prevent Tehran from building an atomic weapon.
-
Munich To Exploding Pagers: Why Mossad Is Respected, And Feared
Ask any expert which they think the world's premier and most effective spy agency is and the odds are that Israel's Mossad will be in their top three.
-
Air India Ahmedabad-London Flight Cancelled Days After Deadly Crash
Air India on Tuesday afternoon cancelled its Ahmedabad-London Gatwick flight citing "operational issues".
-
Indian-Origin Suspects Among 18 Arrested In Canada Towing Industry Scam
Eighteen people, most of them believed to be of Indian-origin, have been arrested and assets worth over 4.2 million Canadian dollars seized after police dismantled an organised criminal network linked to the towing industry.
-
Indus Water Flow From India To Pakistan's Sindh Drops 17%, Crops Hit
The sowing of Kharif, or monsoonal, crops in Pakistan is taking a hit because of a drop in water from the Indus River System being released from India following the suspension of the water-sharing treaty, a report has indicated.
-
Dipika Kakar Shares First Vlog After Stage 2 Liver Cancer Surgery, Says She Hugged Husband Shoaib Ibrahim After Her Diagnosis
Dipika Kakar, who was diagnosed with the disease last month, was discharged from the hospital 11 days after the operation
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Opinion | Inside China's 'Low-Cost' Arms Exports, Serving Everyone From Pak To West Africa
China's arms exports to Pakistan are just one part of a complex military production, export, and diplomacy ecosystem that Beijing has built over the years.
-
Trump Family Lends Name To New Mobile Phone Venture
The Trump Organization announced it will launch a new mobile phone service, expanding the family's business empire while Donald Trump is president.
-
The Name's Metreweli: All About UK MI6's First Woman Chief
Blaise Metreweli, the first woman to head Britain's MI6 spy service, is a self-confessed "geek" whose appointment comes as the intelligence world faces growing challenges from cyber plots and AI.
-
watchOS 26 to Bring Control Center Customisation Options with User-Defined Toggles
While watchOS 26, like Apple’s other upcoming operating systems previewed at WWDC 2025, features a refreshed Liquid glass interface, it is also said to bring a major new feature. Called Custom Controls, it allows Apple Watch users to add and modify toggles in the Control Center for the first time.
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2 Senior Officials Of Kedarnath Helicopter Firm Charged For Negligence After Crash
Two senior officials of helicopter service operating firm Aryan Aviation Private Ltd have been booked for alleged negligence leading to the chopper crash near Kedarnath that killed all seven on board, including a two-year-old and the pilot.
-
40 Killed In Gaza, Many Starving As UN Denounces Israeli-Backed Aid
Israeli fire killed at least 40 people, half of them near an aid distribution site operated by the U.S.-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation on Monday, the territory's health ministry said, as U.N.
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Opinion | The IMF-Shaped Irony In Pakistan's Massive Defence Budget Hike
The Pakistani defence budget retains its opacity. Neither the International Monetary Fund (IMF) nor the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has been able to persuade Pakistan to be a little more transparent to its own people.
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Bike Taxis Come To Halt In Karnataka As High Court Ban Kicks In
Bike taxi services operated by app-based aggregators came to a standstill in Karnataka on Monday following the High Court's directive to suspend operations.
