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“The biggest scam in human history”: Global conversation on USAID cuts

“As a policy-maker from a recipient country I will not be grieving the death of USAID”, said Sanjeev Sanyal, a member of the Indian Prime Minister’s Economic Advisory Council.

Google rolls out Gemini AI chatbot to children under 13, raising safety concerns

Google’s Family Link accounts allow parents to control access to content and apps, such as YouTube.

U.S. and Israel Explore U.S.-Led Interim Administration for Gaza

Legal advisers are studying how the United Nations Charter, as well as existing bilateral agreements, could provide a mandate.

Indian-origin student left paralysed after tragic fall from fraternity balcony weeks before graduation

Instead of receiving immediate medical attention, those who helped her were asked to leave the university event, Friends then carried her to her apartment.

Californian man charged after 15kg cocaine carry-on bust at Melbourne Airport

Authorities say a search of his black suitcase revealed 12 vacuum-sealed packages weighing a total of 15.3 kilograms, which later tested positive for cocaine.

Albanese congratulates Carney, pro-khalistan Jagmeet Singh loses seat in Canada elections

Singh's party failed to meet the 12-seat threshold to maintain official party status in the House of Commons, securing just a handful of wins nationwide.

Why global Indian diaspora voices must rise above the fear of being silenced

Many who privately support these causes remain silent, unwilling to risk professional or social repercussions.

Tulsi Gabbard backs India after ‘horrific Islamist terrorist attack’, promises full US support

The attack saw Islamist terrorists reportedly force Hindu victims to prove their religious identity before opening fire, making it one of the deadliest assaults in the region since Pulwama in 2019.

Feeling mad? New research suggests mindfulness could help manage anger and aggression

Mindfulness is the ability to observe and focus on your thoughts, emotions and bodily sensations in the present moment with acceptance and without judgement.

Is microdosing weight-loss drugs risky?

Microdosing weight-loss drugs currently has no clear evidence base, but if a person wants to attempt it, they should do so with the full knowledge of their treating team.

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India backs STEM education in Cook Islands with new US$50,000 grant

The initiative underscores India’s continued commitment to capacity-building, education and technical cooperation in the Pacific.

Reform needed as Pacific Australia Labour Mobility growth flattens and country shares stabilise

The resulting gap has been filled by the other seven participating countries, all of whose numbers have increased. Fiji, Solomon Islands and Timor-Leste each have about 5,000 PALM workers in Australia, more than either Tonga or Samoa currently.

Could a Liberal–One Nation preference shift shake up Labor’s South Australia win?

If One Nation numbers translate on election day, it could dramatically alter the distribution of preferences in marginal seats.
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