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Princeton University study reveals deep genetic links between Modern Humans and Neanderthals

Modern humans and Neanderthals interbred in multiple waves over 200,000 years, exchanging genes and influencing each other's evolution. A new study using AI reveals traces of modern human DNA in Neanderthals and revises their population size to 2,400. The findings suggest Neanderthals weren't wiped out but were gradually absorbed into human populations, reshaping our understanding of shared history.

Ousted Syrian president Bashar al-Assad finds refuge in Russia after rebels seize power

Amid reports of the Syrian president’s plane having crashed, Russian state media TASS confirmed that Bashar al-Assad and his family have been granted asylum in Moscow on humanitarian grounds.

20-year-old Indian student shot dead in Canada, 2nd such incident in a week

Reportedly, CCTV footage of the incident shows an attacker of the three-member gang throwing Singh down the stairs, and shooting him from behind.

Syrian President Bashar Al-Assad flees country as rebels takes control of Damascus, PM confirms his location unknown

The Islamist rebel alliance Hayat Tahrir al-Sham said its forces were moving into Damascus after which they announced an "end of the era of tyranny."

Bangladesh

Bangladesh not to route internet to India’s northeastern states: Report

Country’s Telecommunication Regulatory Commission recently recalled a proposal that was floated last year to enable faster internet connectivity to seven northeastern states stating it would “weaken” its potential to become a regional internet hub, according to a report.

Korea

South Korea President Yoon Suk Yeol survives 1st impeachment bid by 5 votes

The impeachment motion introduced by opposition parties who control 192 seats in the National Assembly failed after only three members of the Yoon's governing party participated in the vote, ensuring the motion's failure.

Syria in turmoil: India issues urgent travel warning as rebels proceed towards Damascus

The Ministry of External Affairs urged Indians in Syria to maintain contact with the embassy, recommended that those who can should leave, and advised others to limit their movements for safety.