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The Brain’s Second Chance: Scientists Unlock the Hidden Power Behind Stroke Recovery

June 28, 2026
Health/Human Rights

When a well-known actor suffered a stroke, the damage appeared to threaten the very foundation of his career. Left with aphasia — a condition that affects the ability to speak — he

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Brazil’s Milk Bank Revolution Turns Donated Breast Milk Into a Lifeline for Thousands of Babies

June 28, 2026
Business/Human Rights

For mothers unable to breastfeed, Brazil has developed one of the world’s most extensive support systems, transforming donated breast milk into a vital resource for vulnerable babies, particularly premature infants. The country’s

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Singapore Graduates Turn to Half-Paid Traineeships as AI and Hiring Freeze Reshape Job Market

June 28, 2026
Business

Singapore’s newest university graduates are entering an increasingly difficult job market, with some turning to government-funded traineeships that pay less than half the median starting salary for degree holders as artificial intelligence

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World’s First Chinese LGBTQ Museum Opens in San Francisco, Giving a Hidden Community a Global Voice

June 28, 2026
Business/Human Rights

A new museum in San Francisco’s historic Chinatown is creating a space for Chinese LGBTQ artists whose experiences have often remained unseen, marking what organizers describe as the world’s first museum dedicated

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China-Russia Bomber Patrols Trigger New Missile Race Across Indo-Pacific

June 28, 2026
China/Japan/World

China and Russia have conducted another joint strategic air patrol over the Sea of Japan, East China Sea and western Pacific, prompting Japan and South Korea to scramble fighter jets as regional

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Pakistan’s New Submarine Fleet Sends a Message Across India’s Maritime Frontiers

June 28, 2026
China/Pakistan/World

More than five decades after Pakistan lost its naval presence in the Bay of Bengal during the 1971 war, Islamabad is signalling a return to the region with a new generation of

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Keir Starmer’s Untold Record: The Legal Decisions That Shadowed His Rise to Power

June 28, 2026
United Kingdom/World

As Keir Starmer’s political career reaches a dramatic turning point following his recent resignation as prime minister, attention has returned to a less examined chapter of his public life: his years as

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“The Earth Swallowed Them”: Survivors Recall Venezuela’s Deadly Earthquake Collapse

June 28, 2026
Venezuela/World

When the first tremor struck on the holiday afternoon of June 24, Marisol Rojo was standing inside a friend’s apartment in Caracas’s Chacao municipality, unaware that within seconds the building around her

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No Crime Unheard — But Whose Crimes?

June 28, 2026
Judiciary/Sri Lanka

by Luxman Aravind When President Anura Kumara Dissanayake recently declared in Parliament that no crime committed in Sri Lanka would go unheard, he once again placed justice at the centre of his

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The Double Standard Test

June 28, 2026
Geopolitics/Sri Lanka

Wijeyadasa Rajapakse first entered Parliament through the United People’s Freedom Alliance (UPFA), which was formed by the Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) together with the Janatha Vimukthi Peramuna (JVP). His name was

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