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Princeton Student Held Hostage in Iraq by Iran-Backed Group

Exclusive: Elizabeth Tsurkov, a doctoral candidate at Princeton, is being held by the Shia militant group Kata'ib Hezbollah in Iraq. The Israeli government confirms her Iranian-backed captivity is due to her Israeli citizenship.

Princeton Student Freed from Hezbollah Hostage Ordeal

Elizabeth Tsurkov, a doctoral student from Princeton University, has been released after being held captive by the Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah in Iraq for over a year. The intricate diplomatic operation securing her freedom is detailed here.

UK Strikes Deal for Swift Return of Iraqi Channel Migrants

The UK government has signed a pivotal treaty with Iraq, enabling the swift return of Iraqi nationals who cross the Channel illegally. The deal marks a major escalation in the fight against people smuggling gangs and small boat crossings.

Iraq's Hawizeh Marshes Face Ecological Collapse

The iconic Hawizeh marshes in Iraq, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are drying up due to a combination of oil industry activities and prolonged drought, threatening biodiversity and local livelihoods.

Ghost Cities Reborn as Data Centres Across America

Explore how abandoned 'ghost cities' in America are being transformed into bustling data centres, with tech giants like Meta leading the charge. Discover the implications for urban development and the environment.

UK faces water shortages in five regions by 2030

Experts warn that parts of the UK could face severe water shortages within the next decade due to climate change and outdated infrastructure. Find out which regions are most at risk and what can be done to prevent a crisis.

Heatwave could cause UK building collapses

Experts warn that extreme heat could weaken structures across the UK, with older buildings particularly vulnerable. Learn how the heatwave is putting infrastructure to the test.

Montana Gov: God Called Me to Join Army in Iraq

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte has sparked controversy by stating that God directed him to enlist in the Army during the Iraq War. Critics question the timing and sincerity of his remarks.

Energy bill discounts for homes near new UK pylons

Ministers are pushing ahead with plans to provide discounted energy bills for households located near new electricity pylons, aiming to ease public opposition to infrastructure projects.

Italy approves world's longest suspension bridge

Italy has greenlit the construction of the world's longest suspension bridge, connecting Sicily to the mainland in a historic infrastructure project set to transform travel and boost the economy.

Spain's £240M Ghost Airport: A Monument to Failure

A brand-new airport in Spain, costing a staggering £240 million, sits abandoned—a haunting symbol of wasted taxpayer money and failed ambitions. Discover the eerie story behind this deserted transport hub.

Albanese's migration plan sparks urgent warnings

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's plan to increase Australia's migrant intake has drawn sharp criticism, with experts warning of potential strains on housing and infrastructure.

Life at Britain's busiest motorway junction

Residents near one of the UK's busiest motorway junctions share their daily struggles with noise and pollution—but some surprising benefits keep them staying put.

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