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Georges Ibrahim Abdallah Granted Release from French Prison After 40 Years

Friday, Jul 18

Georges Ibrahim Abdallah is set for release from a French prison after more than 40 years, marking a significant legal decision.

POLITICS

Zuckerberg and Meta Executives Settle $8 Billion Privacy Lawsuit

Friday, Jul 18

Mark Zuckerberg and Meta executives settle an $8 billion lawsuit tied to privacy violations and the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

POLITICS

Chinese Court Sentences Japanese Employee to Over 3 Years for Espionage

Friday, Jul 18

A Japanese businessman has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison in China for espionage, raising concerns over deteriorating Sino-Japanese relations.

SCIENCE

Astronomers Witness Birth of a Solar System Around Baby Star HOPS-315

Thursday, Jul 17

Astronomers have observed the initial stages of planet formation around a distant star, offering insights into solar system origins.

TECHNOLOGY

Prince Harry Raises Awareness on Land Mines in Angola, Following Mother's Footsteps

Thursday, Jul 17

Prince Harry visits Angola to raise land mine awareness, echoing his mother Princess Diana's historic visit 28 years ago.

WORLD NEWS

Clashes in Bangladesh Leave Four Dead Amid Political Turmoil

Thursday, Jul 17

Violence during a political rally in Bangladesh leads to four deaths, highlighting ongoing tensions in the country after the ousting of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

WORLD NEWS

Fire Destroys Tomorrowland Main Stage Just Before Festival Opening

Thursday, Jul 17

A major fire has destroyed the Tomorrowland music festival's main stage in Belgium ahead of its grand opening.

SCIENCE

Astronomers Reveal Unprecedented Insights into Early Planet Formation Around Baby Star

Thursday, Jul 17

Astronomers have captured early signs of planet formation around a star, shedding light on how planets like Earth may come into existence.

WORLD NEWS

Cuban minister resigns after controversial remarks on beggars

Thursday, Jul 17

Cuban Minister Marta Elena Feito resigned after controversial comments denying the existence of beggars, igniting public outrage amid ongoing economic crisis.