
Riyadh Airport Attack Kills 12 and Injures 300, UK Signals Possible Wider Role
A deadly strike on Riyadh's airport leaves 12 dead and 300 hurt as the UK's defence secretary says support for Saudi Arabia could "potentially" expand.
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A deadly strike on Riyadh's airport leaves 12 dead and 300 hurt as the UK's defence secretary says support for Saudi Arabia could "potentially" expand.

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Nature reports that a supergene called G03 underpins dramatic beak and body size differences in Camarhynchus tree finches despite minimal genetic divergence.

German rheumatology society recommends early heart risk assessment for patients with inflammatory rheumatic diseases, citing elevated cardiovascular risk.
Delhi court orders release of three CJP leaders after nearly 24 hours as protests demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar's resignation enter second day.

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A missile strike on King Khalid International Airport's Terminal 3 killed at least 12 people and wounded about 50, according to RaiNews.

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Le Monde.fr reports Trump claimed Putin seeks a deal with Kyiv, while the UK assured Zelensky of full solidarity after Trump's call for a new Ukrainian president.

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Apple's iPhone 18 Pro carries three rear cameras plus a variable aperture, while Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold8 makes do with two — and the reason comes down to physics and space.

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