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Japan and the Philippines reach an agreement on quarantine requirements for fresh strawberries

World-renowned tabla maestro Zakir Hussain passed away at 73. He died from complications of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis in a San Francisco hospital. Hussain, son of legendary Ustad Alla Rakha, leaves behind a rich musical legacy. Tributes poured in from across the globe, celebrating his contributions to music. Many noted his influence on musicians and his role in popularizing the tabla.

Star Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker T.J. Watt doesn't believe the injury he suffered in their loss to the Eagles is a serious one.

Consumption rises a less than forecast 3%, highlighting why Beijing has made it the top economic concern

The cryptocurrency world is like a carnival ride—full of ups, downs, and twists that keep everyone guessing. But if you’ve been watching the meme coin market lately, you’ll know it’s booming with fresh opportunities to turn small investments into life-changing gains. Some say the rise of coins like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu was just the

THE finance minister’s recent statement, attributing daily financial losses of Rs190 billion to the political protests sparked by PTI, offers an important but incomplete picture of Pakistan’s ongoing economic and political turmoil.

Delhi's air quality plummeted to 'very poor' as a cold wave gripped the city, with temperatures dropping to 5°C. Several areas recorded 'severe' AQI levels. Homeless people sought refuge in shelters providing meals, medicine, and ambulances. Meanwhile, Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh experienced a cold wave with dense fog and temperatures reaching 8°C.

A chaotic multi-vehicle accident at Kaliste Saloom & Pinhook was the result of a man who stole a school bus while headed to a mental facility. Continue reading…

Commodore Brown said, “The safe removal of fuel and other pollutants from HMNZS Manawanui is absolutely critical. New Zealand is determined to do the right thing as we know how important the coastal & marine environments are to the people of Samoa, ...

FAMNZ country manager Leigh Hodgetts said that while Christmas is a time when consumers often spend too much, this year many will be cutting back due to the pressures from high interest rates.

Zakir Hussains last social media post goes viral Sharing a wonder moment

The 20th anniversary run of ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ has finally drawn to a close. Rachel McGrath looks back on an eventful series, from ‘hand-gate’ to Amy Dowden’s injury

Fearne Cotton and Jesse Wood have called time on their romance after 10 years of married life - and the broadcaster and author looked downcast on a trip to the shops on Sunday

The Democrats blew it with non-union workers in the 2024 election. Unions have a plan to get the party on message.

Al From discusses the may ways in which Trump's

After the coup in Syria and its expected hampering of Hezbollah's reconstruction abilities, Iran now needs damage control, mostly to defend its nuclear sites. An unprecedented suspension of a draconian bill out of fear of its threat to national security points to domestic changes

Briana Boston had reportedly just had a medical claim denied when she said to the person on the phone: 'Delay, deny, depose'

The problem the project addresses is real enough. Beef and dairy products are extremely carbon-intensive food items

Honours Shared Between locals and visitors at South Australia Senior Order of Merit December event at Tea Tree Gully. Report by John Anderson.

Several hundred people and possibly even thousands may have been killed when the most powerful cyclone in nearly a century hit the French Indian Ocean archipelago of Mayotte, a senior local French...