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Lashkar terrorist Hafiz Saeed’s political outfit loses Pakistan’s parliamentary bypoll

Terrorist Hafiz Saeed was previously associated with the Milli Muslim League. A political party linked to Mumbai terror attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed has suffered a defeat in a parliamentary by-election in Pakistan, with the ruling Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) retaining the seat.The contest took place on Sunday in the NA-77 constituency of Gujranwala district in…

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39 dead as migrant boat capsizes off Senegal on perilous route to Spain’s Canary Islands

File photo (For representative purose only) At least 39 people have died after a boat carrying migrants capsized off the coast of Senegal while attempting to reach Spain’s Canary Islands, according to the Senegalese Press Agency (APS), which cited an official source.Senegal’s interior ministry said one person had been rescued, but the number of people…

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Peat from ancient forests off Mozambique dates back up to about 5,000 years; researchers found the submerged reefs share 41 small-fish and 44 megafauna species with nearby coral reefs despite having no living coral

Image Credit: Bazaruto Center for Scientific Studies (BCSS) Ocean Observatory Sometimes, drowning can give someone (or something) a new lease on life. This is a 5000 year old story of a drowned forest off Mozambique, which have now become living reefs.Off the coast of Mozambique, beneath the shallow waters near Bazaruto, scientists have found the…

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South Carolina permanently protected more than 62,000 acres of working forest in its largest conservation easement; the $70 million effort includes a $50 million federal grant and blocks future fragmentation

Image Credits: Mac Stone taken via South Carolina Forestry Commission In fantastic news for climate activists, South Carolina has permanently protected more than 62,000 acres of forestland in one of the state’s biggest conservation efforts. The project, which spans three river basins, is a major win for wildlife, local communities and the environment. More importantly,…

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richard scotts son lost high court challenge over farm promises and 2016 wills judge also dismissed his stepmothers claim that his tenancies were shams

Richard Scott’s son lost High Court challenge over farm promises and 2016 wills; judge also dismissed his stepmother’s claim that his tenancies were shams | World News

A son of businessman Richard Norman Scott lost his High Court challenge over promises he said his father made about the family farm. Adam Scott, Richard’s second oldest son, argued that he was entitled to land after spending much of his life working on the farm. He also disputed the validity of two wills made…

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In 2015, a Louisiana woman began a long legal fight over neighbours using a rural road beside her home; in November 2026, appeals judges upheld her right to stop them using the private section beyond its first 1,000 feet

Living beside a quiet country road in French Settlement, Louisiana, Mona Matherne spent more than ten years trying to stop her neighbours from using a private stretch of land that passes her home. On Friday, 6 November 2026, state appeals judges brought the long-running dispute to an end. They ruled that the 73-year-old landowner has…

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An Ohio homeowner refused to pay for basement walls after spotting defects in a 2021 project; judges said the foundation was structurally sound despite cosmetic flaws and upheld a $45,806 payment to the contractor

An Ohio homeowner who refused to pay for a newly built concrete foundation after noticing visible defects has been ordered by an appeals court to pay the contractor $45,806. The judges found that the basement walls were structurally sound, even though they had some cosmetic flaws. The dispute began with a residential construction agreement signed…

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‘Threat to heritage’: Buddhist monks protest in Sri Lanka against religious site redevelopment | India News

File photo: Ruwanwelisaya is a stupa, a hemispherical structure containing relics, in Sri Lanka, considered sacred to many Buddhists all over the world A group of Buddhist monks has launched a sit-in protest in Sri Lanka’s sacred city of Anuradhapura, demanding the withdrawal of a government gazette outlining a redevelopment plan for the historic Buddhist…

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