
Azar claimed that Iran is now exposed and that Israel is not concerned about remarks made by the Tehrani regime threatening a "proportionate reaction" to the Israeli operation. "We are ready for it,” he said.

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In a statement issued recently, Hezbollah said it was mourning Safieddine as a "great leader and a great martyr" who lived an "honourable life". Safieddine was the head of the group's executive council and deceased top leader Hassan Nasrallah's cousin.

Princeton professor John Hopfield won the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics, sharing it with Geoffrey Hinton for pioneering work on artificial neural networks. Hopfield's creation of the Hopfield network, inspired by human memory, revolutionized machine learning, enabling machines to recognize patterns and recall information. Their contributions form the foundation of today’s advanced AI technologies.
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In an apparent retaliatory attack, Turkey hit at least 30 targets of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) in northern Iraq and Syria, hours after the headquarters of the country's Defense Ministry was attacked by unknown assailants.

By discovering a new fossil species, Harvard researchers have uncovered new insights into the evolution of tardigrades, Earth’s most resilient micro-animals. Using advanced imaging technology, they re-examined fossils from the Cretaceous period, revealing critical details about tardigrades' survival mechanisms and evolutionary timeline, offering a fresh understanding of these near-indestructible creatures' ancient origins.

Brock University research highlights the need for logistical and financial support to increase volunteerism among older adults in Niagara. Providing transportation, internet access, and cash rewards can help reduce isolation and improve well-being. The study recommends setting up volunteer centers and support systems, fostering inclusivity, and addressing barriers like social isolation and digital access for older adults.

An international study by Professor Mauro D’Amato found that genetic variations in carbohydrate-digesting enzymes (hCAZymes) may determine how well IBS patients respond to a low-FODMAP diet. Those with defective hCAZyme genes showed significant symptom improvement, especially in diarrhoea-predominant IBS. This discovery paves the way for personalized dietary treatments based on genetic markers.

Delhi School Holiday on October 10, 2026? CJP Protest, Metro Restrictions and Upcoming Holidays
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Nobel Peace Prize 2026: Indian-origin South African jurist ‘Navi’ Pillay wins award for human rights advocacy

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Anne Carson Wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature for Redefining Contemporary Writing

GST Council Proposes Curbs on Arrest Powers, Lower Penalties to Ease Business Compliance
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Nobel Peace Prize 2026: Indian-origin South African jurist ‘Navi’ Pillay wins award for human rights advocacy

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