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British researchers have found that just five minutes of additional exercise per day can help lower blood pressure, reducing the risk of heart diseases.

The decision by Israel to ban UNRWA has sparked international backlash. Learn about the reasons behind Israeli discontent with the UN organization.

A tragic incident occurred in India when a man was fatally attacked by a wild elephant while trying to take a selfie with the animal.

South Korea escalates its defense industry capabilities as a response to North Korean involvement in the Ukraine conflict and the potential alliance with Russia.

A megameteorite impact 3.26 billion years ago caused a worldwide tsunami and boiled oceans, yet led to the flourishing of life on Earth.

An American salvage company, Glocca Morra, has taken legal action against the Colombian government, claiming rights to a sunken treasure aboard the San José shipwreck. The case will be heard by the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague.

Japanese toy manufacturer MegaHouse releases the smallest Rubik’s Cube in the world, requiring tweezers to solve and priced at 4700 euros.

47 tigers in Vietnamese zoos have been infected with a deadly bird flu virus, believed to be from contaminated chicken feed.

Palestinian media reported that Aziz Salha, who was part of a group that overpowered Israeli soldiers in 2000, has been killed in a recent bombing in Gaza.

Discover the legacy of Ingmar Bergman, the legendary Swedish film director who inspired filmmakers worldwide.

Albania's Prime Minister plans to create a mini-state for a group of Muslims, sparking criticism from other Albanian Muslims. The proposed 'sovereign state of the Bektashi order' in the capital city of Tirana aims to promote spiritual moderation and religious inclusion.

Thailand becomes the first country in Southeast Asia to recognize same-sex marriage, marking a historic milestone for equality in the region.

Sophia Loren, the world-renowned Italian actress, turns 90 and looks back on her journey from hardship to stardom.

British company DEEP aims to build an underwater habitat for ocean exploration, allowing 'oceanauts' to live and work at a depth of 200 meters.