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China and Pakistan Agree New Phase of CPEC Projects

The foreign ministers of China and Pakistan have solidified a new phase of multi-billion-dollar cooperation, agreeing to accelerate high-priority projects under the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) to boost regional connectivity and economic growth

Xi Jinping Makes Rare Official Visit to Tibet

Chinese President Xi Jinping makes a rare official visit to Tibet, emphasising stability, ethnic unity, and ambitious development plans for the strategic Himalayan region.

Driver's genius hack gets potholes fixed in 48 hours

A frustrated motorist from Hertfordshire has discovered a remarkably simple yet effective method to get dangerous potholes repaired rapidly. His clever approach using official council reporting systems has local authorities responding within days instead

Putin Launches Hypersonic Missile Attack on Kyiv

Vladimir Putin's forces have launched a devastating hypersonic missile attack on Kyiv, marking a significant and dangerous escalation in the conflict. The assault, which included the rare use of advanced Kinzhal missiles, targeted the Ukrainian capital's

FBI: China Planting Cyber Bombs in US Infrastructure

FBI Director Christopher Wray has alerted Congress to a rapidly expanding Chinese cyber operation, 'Volt Typhoon', which is pre-positioning malware to disrupt critical US civilian infrastructure, including water, energy, and transportation systems.

High Court Injunction Secures Epping Forest From Protesters

A landmark High Court injunction has been granted to protect Epping Forest from disruptive protesters, with Yvette Cooper condemning their actions as 'criminal damage'. The order empowers police to swiftly remove activists targeting critical infrastructur

SNP spends £520m on 11 miles of 'killer' A9 road

Critics slam the SNP for allocating £520 million to dual a mere 11-mile stretch of the notorious A9, branded a 'killer road', while other critical infrastructure projects remain underfunded.

Reeves plans major UK planning reforms

Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves announces sweeping changes to planning laws, aiming to accelerate major infrastructure projects like HS2 and boost economic growth.

Giant sinkhole swallows Westminster road

A massive sinkhole has opened up in Westminster, forcing road closures and emergency repairs. Authorities are investigating the cause as locals report hearing loud booms.

Millionaire parks yacht in Boston bike lane

Jay Cashman, a wealthy Boston businessman, has caused controversy by mooring his £1.8 million yacht in a bike lane near Mayor Michelle Wu's residence, blocking cyclists and prompting a furious backlash from local activists.

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.

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.

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