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Knowledge-based firms to attend Russia’s MIMS Automobility expo

TEHRAN - A delegation comprising representatives of Iranian knowledge-based companies will travel to Russia to attend the International Trade Fair for Automotive Production, Aftermarket and Service Industry, known as MIMS Automobility.
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Knowledge-based firms to attend Russia’s MIMS Automobility expo

TEHRAN - A delegation comprising representatives of Iranian knowledge-based companies will travel to Russia to attend the International Trade Fair for Automotive Production, Aftermarket and Service Industry, known as MIMS Automobility.

Genetic map for endangered species being developed

TEHRAN – The Department of Environment (DOE) is developing a genetic map of endangered wildlife species to increase their chance of survival, create a breeding plan, manage their population, and address the risks facing them in their natural habitats.
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Genetic map for endangered species being developed

TEHRAN – The Department of Environment (DOE) is developing a genetic map of endangered wildlife species to increase their chance of survival, create a breeding plan, manage their population, and address the risks facing them in their natural habitats.

Over 2,400 school building projects implemented in a year

TEHRAN - The Organization for the Renovation of Schools announced that 2,407 school construction projects were completed last year (March 2025-2026), and plans are in place to build over 2,300 classrooms this year.
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Over 2,400 school building projects implemented in a year

TEHRAN - The Organization for the Renovation of Schools announced that 2,407 school construction projects were completed last year (March 2025-2026), and plans are in place to build over 2,300 classrooms this year.

Six Iranian universities in Shanghai ranking 2026

TEHRAN – Shanghai University ranking 2026 has placed six Iranian universities among the top 1,000 institutions worldwide, unchanged compared to the past year.
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Six Iranian universities in Shanghai ranking 2026

TEHRAN – Shanghai University ranking 2026 has placed six Iranian universities among the top 1,000 institutions worldwide, unchanged compared to the past year.

'Tell us our crime': JSSC-CGL exam cancellation ends one protest, sparks another as 2,000 fear job loss

Successful JSSC-CGL candidates protested the Jharkhand government's decision to cancel recruitment exams. They fear losing their government jobs after the cancellation announcement on Monday night. Protesters demanded a CBI probe and an opportunity to defen
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'Tell us our crime': JSSC-CGL exam cancellation ends one protest, sparks another as 2,000 fear job loss

Successful JSSC-CGL candidates protested the Jharkhand government's decision to cancel recruitment exams. They fear losing their government jobs after the cancellation announcement on Monday night. Protesters demanded a CBI probe and an opportunity to defend themselves against allegations. The government defended the cancellation to restore confidence in the recruitment system. Fresh vacancies will provide opportunities for deserving candidates after reforms.

'I was only guilty of putting my son first': Britain's 'most evil mum' who pretended her son was severely ill and forced him to use a wheelchair speaks for first time since release from jail

Lisa Hayden-Johnson, 52, of Brixham, Devon, forced her son Matthew into a wheelchair and gave him unnecessary drugs to win sympathy from celebrities and charitable donations.
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'I was only guilty of putting my son first': Britain's 'most evil mum' who pretended her son was severely ill and forced him to use a wheelchair speaks for first time since release from jail

Lisa Hayden-Johnson, 52, of Brixham, Devon, forced her son Matthew into a wheelchair and gave him unnecessary drugs to win sympathy from celebrities and charitable donations.

Outrage as stag is shot dead in Richmond Park after injuring man in his 60s while 'looking for food' - after visitors ignored warnings to keep their distance from the wild animals

The animal approached the man's group in London's Richmond Park at around 6pm on Saturday afternoon, The Royal Parks said.
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Outrage as stag is shot dead in Richmond Park after injuring man in his 60s while 'looking for food' - after visitors ignored warnings to keep their distance from the wild animals

The animal approached the man's group in London's Richmond Park at around 6pm on Saturday afternoon, The Royal Parks said.

The 28 British beaches where you can ACTUALLY escape the crowds - from secret coves to remote shores 'at the end of the world'

Think Britain's beaches are packed in summer? These lesser-known spots offer a rather different experience - if you know where to look, that is.
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The 28 British beaches where you can ACTUALLY escape the crowds - from secret coves to remote shores 'at the end of the world'

Think Britain's beaches are packed in summer? These lesser-known spots offer a rather different experience - if you know where to look, that is.

HM Land Registry have taken two years to register our new house: It made our home unmortgageable and will leave us £6,105 out of pocket

When Anthony Hockham, 47, and his family moved into their four bed house in Reading in March 2024, he never imagined two years later his property would be unmortgageable.
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HM Land Registry have taken two years to register our new house: It made our home unmortgageable and will leave us £6,105 out of pocket

When Anthony Hockham, 47, and his family moved into their four bed house in Reading in March 2024, he never imagined two years later his property would be unmortgageable.

The cheap, everyday item that could REVERSE lymphoedema: Thousands suffer from the condition that has no cure. Now, top researchers reveal their groundbreaking discovery that could finally offer hope

The findings could potentially improve the lives of up to 450,000 people in the UK who live with the condition, many as a result of treatment for cancer .
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The cheap, everyday item that could REVERSE lymphoedema: Thousands suffer from the condition that has no cure. Now, top researchers reveal their groundbreaking discovery that could finally offer hope

The findings could potentially improve the lives of up to 450,000 people in the UK who live with the condition, many as a result of treatment for cancer .

LEO MCKINSTRY: Making the jobless clean streets and help in libraries is a bold plan to slash a bloated welfare bill, but could Reform ever make it a reality?

Reform's Robert Jenrick's declaration that he would slash an enormous £50billion from the benefits bill was a statement of intent far more radical than anything any other party is proposing.
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LEO MCKINSTRY: Making the jobless clean streets and help in libraries is a bold plan to slash a bloated welfare bill, but could Reform ever make it a reality?

Reform's Robert Jenrick's declaration that he would slash an enormous £50billion from the benefits bill was a statement of intent far more radical than anything any other party is proposing.

JULIE BINDEL: I've seen the terror caused by the loophole allowing sex offenders to change their names and attack women again

A daily life full of stress and anxiety, punctuated by moments of sheer terror, is almost impossible for anyone to imagine who isn't living through it.
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JULIE BINDEL: I've seen the terror caused by the loophole allowing sex offenders to change their names and attack women again

A daily life full of stress and anxiety, punctuated by moments of sheer terror, is almost impossible for anyone to imagine who isn't living through it.

Stag is shot dead in Richmond Park after injuring man in his 60s who was on a picnic when it went 'looking for food'

The animal approached the man's group 'looking for food' on Saturday afternoon, The Royal Parks said.
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Stag is shot dead in Richmond Park after injuring man in his 60s who was on a picnic when it went 'looking for food'

The animal approached the man's group 'looking for food' on Saturday afternoon, The Royal Parks said.

ICA calls bluff on lorry with goods declared as bread, uncovers 1,500 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes at Tuas Checkpoint

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers called the bluff on the driver of a Malaysia-registered lorry during an inspection at Tuas Checkpoint on Aug 11.Pictures posted on ICA's Facebook show bread trays stacked in the cargo box of the lorry truck
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ICA calls bluff on lorry with goods declared as bread, uncovers 1,500 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes at Tuas Checkpoint

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers called the bluff on the driver of a Malaysia-registered lorry during an inspection at Tuas Checkpoint on Aug 11.Pictures posted on ICA's Facebook show bread trays stacked in the cargo box of the lorry truck.One photograph shows what appears to be cartons of cigarettes concealed underneath loaves of bread.The lorry, driven by a 39-year-old Malaysian man, was directed for enhanced checks.There, search and examination officers found a total of 1,500 cartons of duty-unpaid cigarettes concealed within a consignment of assorted bread.

Combatting scams: Messaging platforms must restrict unsolicited contact, prevent spoofing of govt officials

To curb the proliferation of online investment scams, messaging platforms must introduce measures that make it harder for an unknown person to contact another user.The seven designated messaging and conferencing services — WhatsApp, Telegram, WeChat, Apple
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Combatting scams: Messaging platforms must restrict unsolicited contact, prevent spoofing of govt officials

To curb the proliferation of online investment scams, messaging platforms must introduce measures that make it harder for an unknown person to contact another user.The seven designated messaging and conferencing services — WhatsApp, Telegram, WeChat, Apple iMessage and FaceTime, as well as Google Message and Google Meet — must also prevent the impersonation of Government officials by fake accounts taking advantage of profile names or pictures.The police, which issued new codes of practice under the Online Criminal Harms Act on Monday (Aug 17), said in a news release that 52 per cent of scam cases reported in 2025 occurred on designated online services.WhatsApp and Telegram accounted for about 23 per cent of all scam cases, and about 18 per cent of Government officials impersonation scams (GOIS) took place through WhatsApp that year.Urgent action is needed to address GOIS cases, police said, and the seven messaging platforms must comply with requirements to prevent the spoofing of officials by Sept 30.

'Please take Gyanesh Kumar to America': Congress's jibe at CEC after Trump lauds Indian electoral system

Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera took aim at Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's views on US voter identification rules, highlighting a comment made by Donald Trump that praised India's election system. With a hint of sarcasm, Khera proposed sending
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'Please take Gyanesh Kumar to America': Congress's jibe at CEC after Trump lauds Indian electoral system

Congress spokesperson Pawan Khera took aim at Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's views on US voter identification rules, highlighting a comment made by Donald Trump that praised India's election system. With a hint of sarcasm, Khera proposed sending India’s electronic voting machines and Kumar to the US. This debate highlights ongoing tensions between Congress and the Election Commission, particularly regarding accusations of vote theft during past Lok Sabha elections.

'No safe harbour if law violated; message has gone home': Government sources on talks with Meta

India has warned Meta that safe-harbour protection is not guaranteed if laws are violated. Discussions focused on content moderation and child sexual abuse material handling. The government seeks greater local sensitivity in content moderation decisions. Deep
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'No safe harbour if law violated; message has gone home': Government sources on talks with Meta

India has warned Meta that safe-harbour protection is not guaranteed if laws are violated. Discussions focused on content moderation and child sexual abuse material handling. The government seeks greater local sensitivity in content moderation decisions. Deepfakes and synthetically generated content require clear labeling for users. WhatsApp usernames are also being examined across all messaging platforms.

Hichilema wins second term as Zambia president, final results show

Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has won a second term in office, according to final results released Monday by the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) after votes from all 226 constituencies were tallied. Hichilema, of the ruling United Party for Nation
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Hichilema wins second term as Zambia president, final results show

Zambian President Hakainde Hichilema has won a second term in office, according to final results released Monday by the Electoral Commission of Zambia (ECZ) after votes from all 226 constituencies were tallied. Hichilema, of the ruling United Party for National Development (UPND), garnered 2,965,326 votes, ahead of his closest rival Brian Mundubile, who polled 1,856,217 […] The post Hichilema wins second term as Zambia president, final results show appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

All candidates fail interview for Malawi’s top anti-corruption job

There is a certain grim comedy to the announcement, made almost in passing by the Attorney General, that every single candidate interviewed for the post of Director General of Malawi’s Anti-Corruption Bureau had failed. Not most. Not some, pending furth
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All candidates fail interview for Malawi’s top anti-corruption job

There is a certain grim comedy to the announcement, made almost in passing by the Attorney General, that every single candidate interviewed for the post of Director General of Malawi’s Anti-Corruption Bureau had failed. Not most. Not some, pending further review. All of them. The search must now begin again — readvertised, reshortlisted, re-interviewed — […] The post All candidates fail interview for Malawi’s top anti-corruption job appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Jared Kushner admits Iran peace deal talks are in dire straits and warns Trump will have to be 'very patient'

Jared Kushner admitted that a peace deal with Iran is 'not there yet,' as he championed the 'good dialogue' between the US and Iran.
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Jared Kushner admits Iran peace deal talks are in dire straits and warns Trump will have to be 'very patient'

Jared Kushner admitted that a peace deal with Iran is 'not there yet,' as he championed the 'good dialogue' between the US and Iran.

Sisters and boy, seven, were on their way to Dublin Airport for wedding in Britain when BMW carrying 'masked teens' ploughed into them head on - killing all five

Alma and Niamh Kinsella, in their 30s, their younger sister Ella Hendricken, in her 20s, and the boy were travelling in a Hyundai on the M9 in County Kildare when the horrific crash occurred.
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Sisters and boy, seven, were on their way to Dublin Airport for wedding in Britain when BMW carrying 'masked teens' ploughed into them head on - killing all five

Alma and Niamh Kinsella, in their 30s, their younger sister Ella Hendricken, in her 20s, and the boy were travelling in a Hyundai on the M9 in County Kildare when the horrific crash occurred.