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Pakistan–Afghanistan conflict escalates after airstrikes, drone attacks; Afghan child’s story highlights human cost Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated sharply after Pakistan conducted airstrikes in Afghanistan’s Nangarhar province on February 22, killing multiple civilians, including 18 members of an eight-year-old boy Noor Alam’s family. 

February 27, 2026 at 11:15PM

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Anthropic rejects Pentagon terms for lethal use of Claude AI Anthropic has rejected Pentagon demands to loosen Claude AI safeguards for lethal military use. CEO Dario Amodei said the company cannot support unrestricted surveillance or autonomous weapons despite potential contract consequences.

February 27, 2026 at 07:28AM

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Bangladesh: From Hasina's extradition to balancing geopolitical ties, what lies ahead for Tarique Rahman Bangladesh politics: Some of the biggest questions on Tarique Rahman's desk include the minorities' security, trade with the US and China, relations with Pakistan, India ties, and former Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina's extradition. 

February 26, 2026 at 06:25PM

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How indian travellers are reshaping Singapore’s tourism playbook with after-dark experiences Indian tourists are driving Singapore’s after-dark tourism boom, prompting immersive night experiences as repeat, experience-led visitors reshape the city’s strategy.

2026-02-25T11:38:00Z

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US' most expensive aircraft carrier faces sanitation crisis? Navy personnel endure long restroom queues aboard USS Gerald R. Ford The USS Gerald Ford is now reportedly en route to the Middle East. However, the crew aboard the vessel is finding it difficult to manage even routine personal hygiene, with basic sanitation proving a greater challenge than combat preparation.

2026-02-24T17:49:00Z

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Blizzard chaos in Massachusetts: 41 inches of snow paralyse cities, when will roads reopen? The storm forced authorities to impose a travel ban, shut down transport systems and deal with widespread power outages.

2026-02-24T21:47:00Z

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Sent to scare Iran, but breaking at sea: Why morale is cracking on America’s biggest warship The United States moved the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford toward the Middle East to build pressure on Iran. Sailors on the ship are now dealing with an extended deployment and long separation from family.

2026-02-24T20:46:00Z

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