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Russian president Vladimir Putin threatened the UK with the use of a new ballistic missile.

Russia's Putin issues ominous threat to UK with advanced ballistic missile amid escalating Ukraine conflict

Putin's remarks target the UK and the US, accusing them of arming Ukraine with long-range weapons to strike Russian territory.

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At least 38 civilians killed in attack on passenger vans in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Officials said the gunmen targeted vehicles traveling from Parachinar in the Kurram tribal area in northwestern Pakistan. President Asif Ali Zardari condemned the attack calling it a cowardly and inhumane act.

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US police confirm gangster Lawrence Bishnoi's brother Anmol's arrest, say he is held in Pottawattamie County Jail

Anmol Bishnoi of Punjab, who carries ₹10 lakh bounty on his head is accused of murder of NCP leader Baba Siddique and facilitating armaments and operational support to assailants of popular Punjab singer Sidhu Moosewala. US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reportedly said Anmol was arrested in California for entering the country using fake documents.

India dismisses Canadian report alleging Modi’s knowledge of Nijjar assassination as ‘smear campaign’

India has repeatedly denied any connection to the killing of Hardeep Singh, who the National Investigation Agency (NIA) has listed as a terrorist, and alleged that Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government has been caving in to Khalistani supporters for political advantage.

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University of Warwick study finds no survival benefit of Bone Injections in Cardiac Arrest Treatment

The PARAMEDIC-3 trial, involving over 6,000 cardiac arrest patients, found no survival or recovery benefit from injecting life-saving drugs into the bone (intraosseous) compared to the traditional intravenous (IV) method. Conducted by the University of Warwick with NHS Ambulance Services, the study reaffirms IV as the standard, emphasizing the need for broader innovations in cardiac arrest care.

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University of Bristol Researchers find harmonizing movement between Humans and Robots can build Trust

Research from the University of Bristol shows trust between humans and robots improves when their movements are synchronized. In experiments, people trusted robots more when their movements were harmonized, while disrupted coordination indicated reduced trust. This insight could help robots detect and repair trust issues in real time, enhancing teamwork in critical settings like emergency response and industry.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu

Netanyahu makes rare visit to Gaza, announces $5 million reward for those who help free Israeli hostages

Netanyahu visited Gaza on Nov 19 where he toured the Israeli military's Netzarim Corridor, – an important road and buffer zone constructed by Israel’s army to separate northern Gaza from the southern part.