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‘9/11-style scare’: How Israel nearly ‘shot down’ flydubai jet with 170 aboard

Israel scrambled fighter jets after flydubai cockpit attack, fearing a potential 9/11-style threat Israel was prepared to shoot down flydubai passenger jet carrying more than 150 Israelis after its captain was attacked in the cockpit and the aircraft plunged thousands of feet, CBS News reported, citing two Israeli sources with direct knowledge of the situation.According…

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Bangladesh India Relations: ‘Tarique hasn’t ruled out India visit’: Dhaka

Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman DHAKA: PM Tarique Rahman has “not ruled out” a visit to India through a proper bilateral framework, Dhaka said Monday, stressing New Delhi must prevent individuals based in India from using its territory to make political statements or engage in activities aimed at destabilising Bangladesh.“Restraining an extremist in their land is…

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Nepal Flood Search Operations: Nepal ends flood search with over 5,000 still missing, including 189 Indians

File photo: A drone view of mud-covered properties following the flash flood at Trishuli in Nuwakot district, Nepal (Picture credit: Reuters) Nepal on Monday suspended all non-essential search and rescue operations 40 days after the Aug 26 Bhotekoshi-Trishuli floods, which left 1,455 people dead and 5,285 missing. It is now shifting focus to reconstruction and…

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rats were eradicated from seychelles darros island in 2003 by 2016 its wedge tailed shearwater colony had grown nearly 10 fold to 2768 pairs

Rats were eradicated from Seychelles’ D’Arros Island in 2003; by 2016, its Wedge-tailed Shearwater colony had grown nearly 10-fold to 2,768 pairs |

D’Arros Island in Seychelles has recorded a sharp rise in its Wedge-tailed Shearwater breeding population after rats were eradicated in 2003. Researchers counted 2,768 breeding pairs in 2016 and 2,406 in 2021, compared with about 254 pairs recorded in 2009. The colony also spread across a larger area, while breeding burrow density increased during the…

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A Canadian couple started Aslan Organics with two 8-by-12-foot plots in 2017; nine years later, they own a 50-acre Ontario farm and say their 2.5-acre market garden crossed $200,000 in annual revenue | World News

Shane and Emma Rozeveld/Image: Aslan Organics Shane and Emma Rozeveld, a Canadian couple who started growing food on two 8-by-12-foot plots, now own a 50-acre farm in Ontario.The couple started Aslan Organics in 2017 at the Yarrow Ecovillage in Chilliwack, British Columbia. They started growing for fun, but as yields grew, so did the business…

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Simon Andriesz: UK whistleblower who flagged Howard Lutnick’s alleged Epstein links dies by suicide, friend sets up fundraiser for son

Simon Andriesz, an Epstein whistleblower, died by suicide. Simon Andriesz, a former British banker and whistleblower who had raised questions over US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s alleged links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, has died by suicide, according to reports.Andriesz, 57, was previously a managing director at Wall Street firm BGC Group, where Lutnick…

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when elham valley was listed in late 2024 for 86 million its built space consisted of a guest cabin and a converted greenhouse with indoor and outdoor kitchens and a loft bedroom

In 2025, a 118-acre Tennessee estate sold for $6.8 million with just 1,000 sq ft of living space; after a build-out to 17,078 sq ft with a music studio, helipad and wedding venue, it is back for $19.9 million

When Elham Valley was listed in late 2024 for $8.6 million, its built space consisted of a guest cabin and a converted greenhouse with indoor and outdoor kitchens and a loft bedroom. Some country estates are designed for quiet weekends. Others seem built for an entire community. Elham Valley, a sprawling 118-acre property outside Columbia,…

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workers clearing land for a solar farm in new hampshire cut 30 trees on the wrong property settlement with the electric company and tree service hit 100000

Workers clearing land for a solar farm in New Hampshire cut 30 trees on the wrong property; settlement with the electric company and tree service hit $100,000 | World News

A routine land-clearing project in Rockingham County, New Hampshire, turned into a costly property dispute after workers hired to prepare land for a solar farm mistakenly cut more than 30 trees belonging to a neighbouring landowner. The property boundaries had reportedly been surveyed and marked before the work began, but the tree-service workers apparently misunderstood…

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