Sana Rauf

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Israel bombs Syria claiming defense of Druze, igniting fears of broader regional war.
Geopolitics Middle East

Israel Launches Airstrikes on Syria Amid Rising Regional Tensions

U.S. bans Chinese tech in undersea cables, citing cyberthreats and digital sovereignty doctrine.
China Cyber Security

U.S. Moves to Ban Chinese Tech in Submarine Cables After Telecom Hack Concerns

Trump vows deportations—while critics ask why his immigrant wife gets a free pass.
Opinion Policy

Trump Faces Backlash Over Immigration Hypocrisy

Britain jails two vandals who chain sawed a symbol of heritage into painful memory.
Climate Environment

Two Men Jailed for Over 4 Years for Felling Iconic Sycamore Gap Tree.

At 92, Paul Biya runs again, aiming to lead Cameroon for an eighth term.
Africa Politics

92-Year-Old Paul Biya Seeks Eighth Term as Cameroon’s President

New York is safer now, but high costs and safety worries still challenge its dream.
Lifestyle N.Y.

Despite High Costs, New York City Remains a Safe Dream Destination

Jane Birkin’s first Hermès bag sold for €7 million, becoming the world’s priciest handbag.
Business Economy

Jane Birkin’s Original Hermès Bag Sells for €7 Million in Record-Breaking Auction

Giséle Pelicot bravely spoke out, changing laws and inspiring millions after surviving horrific abuse.
Celebs Featured

Feminist Survivor Giséle Pelicot Receives Legion of Honour

Anna Wintour steps down as Vogue Editor-in-Chief after 37 years, reshaping fashion journalism
Entertainment Fashion

End of an Era: Anna Wintour Steps Down at Vogue After 37 Years

Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury chant against IDF sparks fierce debate over protest and free speech
Entertainment Politics

Punk, Protest, and Palestine: Bob Vylan’s Glastonbury Moment Sparks Global Debate

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