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Nigeria

Ondo NAF Plane Crash: Air Force Probe

Twenty-five people were on board the Nigerian Air Force ATR-42 that went down in Ondo's swamp on Monday. As sonar, swamp buggies and divers...

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Asia

Nepal Floods: 5,000 Missing And Their Grieving Families

With rescue operations over and more than 5,000 still unaccounted for, Nepal's 12-year presumption-of-death law is blocking death certificates, compensation and inheritance for flood-bereaved...

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Middle East

Houthis Attack Aden Airport In Yemen

A Saudi-backed counter-offensive near the Red Sea strait escalates the 12-year Yemen war, displacing 200,000 people and prompting Turkey to send defensive support to...

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Middle East

7 October Anniversary: Remembering The 378 Killed

For the first anniversary with no hostages left in Gaza, families gathered on a desert dance floor where 378 were killed — while near-daily...

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Stockpiling: UK, France, Five Others Urge Preparedness

Governments in the United Kingdom, France and five other countries are encouraging households to maintain emergency supplies as concerns grow over extreme weather, cyberattacks, geopolitical tensions and possible disruptions to essential services. The emergency stockpiling advice aims to help families cope independently when electricity, water, communication networks or...

Is The “php2shell” Flaw A Threat To You?

PHP — "PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor" — is an open-source, back-end programming language created in the early 1990s to generate dynamic web pages. When you load a page, PHP is the code gathering data and assembling it into something readable. It still underpins Wikipedia, WordPress, countless online stores,...

Why The UK Is Asking Every Household To Stockpile

The government wants every household to hold three days of food, water and essentials. What's on the list, why officials say it's about resilience not threat — and how other countries go further. The government's new homework: three days in your cupboard The question at the centre of the...