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The recent influx of Turkish-made drones into Sudan’s brutal conflict has transformed the battlefield, but it has also had devastating consequences for civilians. Evidence from humanitarian monitors reveals that Turkish drones have been used to
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In 2025, speech-to-text technology isn’t just a tool for tech geeks — it’s becoming a must-have for creators, businesses, and even casual content sharers. From transcribing podcasts and YouTube videos to making meetings accessible for
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Smart homes are no longer futuristic fantasies—they’re the new normal. Whether you're aiming to cut down on energy bills, boost security, or simply make life more convenient, 2025 offers impressive new gadgets to help. From
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In 2025, the job market is full of surprises. While traditional careers still thrive, there’s a growing list of odd, niche, and downright unexpected jobs that offer impressive paychecks. Here’s a look at 10 unusual
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Atlassian, the Australian tech company behind popular workplace tools like Jira, Trello, and Confluence, has laid off around 150 employees as it shifts focus toward artificial intelligence (AI). The move is part of the company’s
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If you’re one of the social media savvy guys who love to spend all day on social media platforms, then this article is specially for you. You can transform your hobby into your career by
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US - On August 10, Giovanni De Luca, 19, an Apple AirTag subcontractor, was arrested on two counts of grand larceny in Florida after police tracked several stolen items from his home using a tracking
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EU - A petition on the Change.org website alleges that Frontex is "exploiting its own staff" and violating European standards for pay and working conditions by using an outside contractor that offers low wages. They
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South Africa - Last month, a film crew was attacked while filming a music video in a mine near the town of Krugersdorp. The attacking gang raped the girls and stole equipment. Officials say they
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US - The United States (US) added 528,000 new jobs to the economy in July, showing a booming labour market. The unemployment rate also fell to 3.5 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics
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