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Inside Russia's Secret Saboteurs Working with Ukraine
Two Russian insiders reveal secret operations targeting military assets inside Russia, risking everything to undermine Putin's regime from within.
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Four Dead, Dozens Injured in Fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright
A major fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta left four military personnel dead and dozens injured, with investigations pointing to live-fire training exercises and extreme weather.
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Trump Pauses Russia Sanctions to Maintain Peace Talks
President Donald Trump has paused several Russia sanctions, arguing the move is necessary to keep Moscow engaged in ongoing peace talks. The decision has intensified diplomatic friction with Ukraine and drawn reactions from European allies.
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Macron Urges Calm After France Riots and Violence
President Emmanuel Macron appealed for calm as France reeled from widespread riots, looting and over 2,400 arrests, drawing a sharp line between peaceful protest and violent disruption.
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St Petersburg Oil Facilities Drone Attack
At least one person died and five were injured after drones struck two oil facilities in St Petersburg, sparking fires and raising tensions in the ongoing energy war.
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Russian Insiders Became Saboteurs: Inside the Anti-Putin Underground
Two Russian insiders secretly working for Ukraine's intelligence services reveal covert operations inside Russia, from drone strikes on military assets to surveillance of high-ranking officials, risking imprisonment to oppose Putin's...
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AI Scams Surge: How to Spot and Avoid Sophisticated Digital Fraud
AI is transforming the scam landscape, from cloned websites to voice-cloned emergency calls. Learn how to recognize the red flags and protect your money from sophisticated digital fraud.
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From a million young people classified as Neets to grocery price pressures and EU rejoin debates, UK newspaper headlines this week highlight sweeping economic and social challenges.
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CFB Wainwright Fire: Four Dead, Dozens Injured in Base Blaze
Four Canadian military personnel died and dozens were injured after a major fire during live-fire training at CFB Wainwright in Alberta. Emergency crews responded.
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NDLEA intercepts ₦6.98bn tramadol, smuggles cannabis in palm oil to Saudi Arabia
NDLEA seizes 8,725kg of tramadol worth ₦6.98bn at Apapa Port and arrests a passenger attempting to smuggle cannabis to Saudi Arabia using palm oil concealment.
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Plateau Road Crash: Two Dead, Seven Injured in Fatal Collision
Two persons died and seven others were injured in a fiery crash along Bukuru Express Road in Jos South LGA, Plateau State, involving a bus, Keke NAPEP tricycle, and a saloon car. Authorities attribute the incident to overspeeding and...
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FG Commissions 1MW Solar, Launches 16MW Mini-Grids in Gombe
Federal Government commissions 1MW solar mini-grid with storage in Gombe and launches 16MW of new mini-grid projects, targeting rural electrification and agricultural economic growth.
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Mister Organ unfolds as a psychological horror documentary, tracing conman Michael Organ's terrifying harassment campaign against journalist David Farrier and the chilling aftermath that followed.
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Ghana Launches Fare Reduction Measures as Civil Aviation Authority Addresses Rising Ticket Costs
Ghana's civil aviation regulator announces new measures to curb rising domestic airfares, including encouraging new airline entrants and removing import duties on aircraft parts.
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Tinubu's Europe Working Vacation Delayed: Return Now Expected Tuesday, September 29
President Bola Tinubu's return from his European working vacation has been postponed to Tuesday, September 29, marking the second delay since he departed in late August.
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Salesforce Koa: AI-Powered Reasoning Transforms CRM for Modern Business
Salesforce introduces Koa, an AI reasoning model built on NVIDIA technology to enhance CRM workflows, boost agent productivity, and deliver industry-specific intelligence for businesses of all sizes.
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Former Florida Deputy Luis Hernandez Submits Opponent in UFC Debut After Late Replacement Call
Former Miami-Dade deputy Luis Hernandez earned a UFC contract after submitting veteran Sedriques Dumas in his octagon debut, delivering a guillotine choke finish on just two days' notice.
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Football Stress and Nighttime Teeth Grinding: What the DenTek Football Stress Test Reveals
New survey data reveals how football season stress triggers jaw clenching and teeth grinding in millions of fans, and what DenTek dental guards can do to help protect your smile.
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Dylan Raiola’s Prayer on Midfield Logo Lifts Oregon Over USC After Dante Moore’s Injury
Oregon quarterback Dylan Raiola stepped up after Dante Moore's scary collision with USC, leading the Ducks to victory while offering a prayer on the midfield logo - a moment of faith and unity amid a heated rivalry.