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Myanmar Earthquake-A collapsed building is seen in Naypyitaw, Myanmar, Saturday, March 29, 2025

Myanmar Earthquake: Myanmar’s Crisis Deepens as Survivors Cling to Hope, Rescuers Work Tirelessly with Bare Hands to Find the Missing

earthquake, People inspect the debris of a collapsed building in Mandalay on Mar 28, 2025

7.7-Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Southeast Asia: Myanmar and Thailand at the Epicenter of the Tremor

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Sixty-six years ago, Canada made a historic decision that would forever change the trajectory of its aerospace industry. On February 20, 1959—now remembered as “Black Friday”—the Canadian government abruptly canceled the Avro Arrow (CF-105) program, a move that dashed the nation’s chances of becoming a dominant force in military aviation and engineering.

Avro Arrow: Canada’s Lost Dream of Aviation Supremacy

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India Accelerates Amphibious Warfare Capabilities with UK Partnership for Electric Propulsion LPDs

Japan’s Growing Security Tensions in Nansei Islands Amid China’s Military Rise

L&T Partners with Rafael to Locally Manufacture Trophy APS for Indian Army Tanks

Accidental Invasion: When British Royal Marines Stormed the Wrong Beach in Spain

Trump’s F-35 Offer to India: A Game-Changer or a Costly Gamble?

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Thousands of migrants enter Mexico every year hoping to reach the US

Six Migrants Killed as Mexican Soldiers Open Fire on Vehicle Near Guatemalan Border

Kariba Dam was built in a gorge between Zambia and Zimbabwe holding back the Zambezi River.

Zambia’s Electricity Crisis: Grappling with the Worst Blackouts in Living Memory

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Russia Bombards Ukraine Amid Babyn Yar Commemoration: A Stark Reminder of History’s Horrors

France Leaves the Door Open to Deploying Troops in Ukraine: A Strategic Shift in Europe’s Support for Kyiv?

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