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Reactor reboot at world's largest nuclear plant highlights flaws in Japan's radioactive waste plansJapan has restarted its largest nuclear power plant to meet energy demands. However, the nation faces a critical challenge: a severe shorta...- Quote of the Day by Oscar Wilde: 'Most people are other people. Their thoughts are…'—Inspiring quotes by the most famous 19th-century Irish playwright, novelist, and poet celebrated for his sharp witOscar Wilde's powerful quote highlights how many people live as reflections of others. His words urge readers to question their own beliefs...
- Ukraine can down Russian drones en masse. But missiles are a problemThe recent Russian strike on Kyiv underscored Ukraine's formidable air defenses against drones while laying bare vulnerabilities to missile...
- An ancient warning hangs over the Trump-Xi summit bonhomieChinese President Xi Jinping invoked the "Thucydides trap" at his summit with US President Donald Trump, highlighting the risk of war betwe...
- US seeks international help to reopen Strait of Hormuz as crude prices surgeThe United States is forming an international coalition to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Global oil prices are surging as the vital waterway...
- Trump holds talks on prolonged Iran blockade, urges Tehran to strike dealUnited States officials are discussing a prolonged blockade of Iran's ports with oil companies. This comes as efforts to resolve the ongoin...
- UK proposal to charge tourists to visit museums sparks backlash amid restitution demandsBritain is considering charging foreign tourists to enter national museums, a move that has sparked criticism from countries like Ghana and...
- How UPI can make India an architect of global financial connectivityIndia's triumph with UPI in digital payments is on the brink of revolutionizing cross-border money transfers. The goal is to enhance the sp...
- Trump pushes pharma tariffs, but exemptions limit impactThe United States has introduced tariffs on branded drug imports. However, many exemptions will limit their effect. Companies investing in ...
- Does Turning Radiators Off in Unused Rooms Really Save HeatTurning off radiators in unused rooms may seem like a smart way to save money. However, studies show savings are often small. Heat moves to...
- Israel-Iran conflict: Middle East war exposes UK Navy's limitationsthe Iran war is exposing the limits of Britain's navy, seen by observers as an embarrassment for a once proud maritime power. This week Ger...
- View: Shutdown is unsustainableSo, if we want to keep deaths low, we may have to maintain social restrictions for most of what could be a two-year wait before vaccination...
- What's the cost of studying in popular foreign countries?Higher education is an expensive affair, especially if you want to send your child to a foreign university. Here is a look at the costs to ...
- India ranked cheapest for international students: StudyThe study was carried out by HSBC's Retail Banking and Wealth Management business, drawing on publicly available sources including universi...
- UK becoming unpopular among Indian and Pakistan students: ReportThe number of overseas students coming to study in Britain from Commonwealth countries like India and Pak has dwindled from one lakh to 35,...
- Asians could swing next UK general elections: StudyAsian and black voters are likely to decide the outcome of Britain's next general election in 2015, according to a new study.
- British MPs flay new student visa policyTough new rules for student visas that came into effect earlier this month have been criticised by the Home Affairs Committee of the House ...
- Doctors shrug off superbug health scare from IndiaMedical authorities in India played down the risk of an international public health scare after a report in warned that people travelling t...
- Jobs becoming a must for students to study in BritainAiming for a seat in a British university? Do prepare yourself to juggle your study with some part-time work to fund the rising costs. Get ...
- Keep older workers or face skills shortage: StudyIndustrialised nations must convince older workers to stay on the job beyond retirement age or face a skills shortage and higher labour cos...
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