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The IAEA confirmed that Iran's nuclear facilities have not sustained any damage as a result of recent airstrikes by the US and Israel.

Recent developments have positioned AI companies like OpenAI and Anthropic as strategic risks and assets within U.S. Defense, prompting significant discussions on the control and impact of artificial intelligence.

Police are accused of failing to intervene during a violent attack on National Constitutional Assembly leader Prof Lovemore Madhuku and his members who oppose the Constitutional Amendment Bill.

Somalia's national disaster agency increases emergency relief efforts in the Galmudug region as the drought crisis worsens.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed condemned an Iranian attack on Kuwait during a call with the Crown Prince, showcasing Ethiopia's support for Kuwait's sovereignty and security.

Finland has endorsed Morocco's autonomy plan for the Sahara as a viable solution to the ongoing territorial dispute.

Tensions remain high in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv as missile and drone attacks from Iran continue amid military operations in the region.

In Telangana, sanitation workers are set to earn a monthly salary of ₹2 lakh, while engineers will receive ₹7 lakh as part of the new salary structure introduced by the state government.

The State Health Department of Goiás in Brazil has announced a public competition for 50 positions as Public Health Inspectors, offering a salary of R$ 10,118 for a 40-hour workweek.

A significant outbreak of violence between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon has resulted in dozens of casualties.

Hezbollah has launched an attack on northern Israel, escalating tensions in the region as confirmed by the IDF.

Tattoo artist Donatas Mohamed Ali, known for his controversial public persona, faces court accusations of bizarre shoplifting incidents while defending his actions as a victim of theft.

The Japan Restoration Party has proposed cutting 45 proportional representation seats as part of a plan to reduce the total number of seats in the House of Representatives, facing caution from within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).

R. Grossi has expressed concerns over the increasing risk of nuclear incidents in the Middle East amidst ongoing military tensions.

Cedric Henderson, a leading player for Šiauliai, reflects on the team’s successes and competitive spirit as they strive for higher ranks in the Lithuanian basketball league.

The CCL dollar exchange rate is $1460.10 for buying and $1462.70 for selling as of March 2, 2026, with a 1% weekly increase and a 20% annual rise compared to last year.

The crypto dollar is priced at $1480.10 for purchase and $1480.20 for sale as of Monday, March 2.

Florida is advancing legislation known as the MANTA Protection Act, aimed at enhancing protections for threatened marine species amid conservation debates.

UK house prices rose by 0.3% in February, reflecting increased market confidence ahead of the chancellor's spring forecast.

The article discusses the importance of teaching children the significance of recycling and sorting materials in a meaningful way rather than as a rote exercise.

March 2 is celebrated as National Police Day in Ecuador, honoring the police force that provides security throughout the nation.

As Samurai Japan prepares for the World Baseball Classic, MLB players are joining the team to compete for a second consecutive title under Coach Ibata's strategy.

France has expressed its readiness to defend Gulf states and Jordan against Iranian threats amid escalating conflict in the Middle East.

A truck ran over a 77-year-old man in a supermarket parking lot in Bergrheinfeld, leading to his death as first responders were unable to save him.

Iran's nuclear facility in Natanz was struck during US and Israeli military operations, as confirmed by Iran's ambassador to the UN nuclear agency.

Gunnar Stavrum has been appointed as the new editor of Dagbladet following the departure of Frode Hansen, who left the newspaper last September.

The article discusses the importance of direct contact in the educational process at the Higher School of Vocational Education (WSKZ) in Poland.

Marcus, a labrador initially trained to be a guide dog, has transitioned to a successful career as a therapy dog after being deemed unsuitable for the former role due to his laid-back demeanor.

Luisa Zissman, star of The Apprentice, shares her terrifying experience as she and her children take shelter in their home during missile strikes in Dubai.

Armed police responded to reports of a man with a bladed weapon in the Calder area of Edinburgh, advising the public to avoid the area.

Residents in Sighthill, Edinburgh have been advised to stay indoors as police respond to reports of a mass stabbing involving a man with a bladed weapon.

Florian Wirtz is expected to miss Liverpool's next two matches due to a back injury, as confirmed by manager Arne Slot.

Increasing tensions between Israel and Iran have led to a surge in gold and silver prices as investors seek safer options in the market.

UK Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper stated that the UK is not being dragged into another conflict in the Middle East while confirming a strike on the RAF's Akrotiri base in Cyprus, which resulted in no casualties.

The assassination of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei by the US and Israel has plunged the Islamic Republic into a precarious situation, igniting celebrations among many Iranians and diaspora communities who see it as a historic turning point.

A friend of Haukland asserts that she wouldn't have endured the situation for financial reasons, as updates emerge from the ongoing trial involving Marius Borg Høiby.

Margus Allikmaa has been reappointed as the director of the Estonian Cultural Capital for another four years, without a public competition.

Several US military jets have crashed in Kuwait, with all crew members safely ejected and accounted for, as investigations into the incidents begin.

The death toll from the ongoing conflict linked to strikes in Iran has exceeded 500, with new reports indicating significant casualties, particularly at a school in southern Iran.

The protest by teachers in Alytus continues, with around 18 educators still not returning to work following a dismissal, as issues regarding educational rights are raised with the Prime Minister.

As temperatures rise, various migratory birds are returning to Latvia, with reports of cranes, lapwings, and starlings already noted.

Travelers are being cautioned against canceling their flights due to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, as airspace remains closed and canceling may impact their consumer rights.

ITV has announced the upcoming replacement for the royal true crime drama, The Lady, which concludes tonight.

Basketball player Dāvis Bertāns reports feeling safe in Dubai following drone and missile attacks from Iran, despite the tense situation.

Amid escalating tensions in the Middle East due to U.S. and Israeli actions against Iran, Japanese companies are urging employees, especially expatriates, to stay indoors or evacuate as chaos spreads in the region.

Musician Karl Killing reflects on his childhood fears and his deep passion for music, which he intends to pursue throughout his life.

Bruno Fernandes inspired Manchester United to a comeback victory against Crystal Palace after a halftime confrontation is speculated between him and Benjamin Sesko.

Liberia aims to enhance its maritime trade capabilities by establishing a regional ferry system, utilizing its status as a leader in global shipping.

Ed Balls took a brief absence during a segment on Good Morning Britain, leaving Susanna Reid to interview guests regarding the ongoing Middle East conflict.

The Bavarian government has decided to end its funding program for climate-friendly wooden construction by 2026 as part of a shift to focus more on affordable housing programs.