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Chinese Humanoid Robot Reportedly Surpasses Usain Bolt’s Sprint Record
BEIJING (HRNW) — A Chinese humanoid robot has reportedly achieved a running time that surpasses the 100-metre record set by world-renowned sprinter Usain Bolt, marking another notable development in humanoid robotics. According to reports, the robot had already won the Humanoid Robot Half Marathon held in Beijing earlier this year, drawing further attention to advances…
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Canada-US Talks Fail as Ottawa Announces 50% Retaliatory Tariff on US Goods
OTTAWA (HRNW) — Canada has announced a 50% retaliatory tariff on US goods following a lack of progress in trade negotiations between Ottawa and Washington. The Canadian Prime Minister said the two countries were effectively in a “state of war” over trade, reflecting the growing tensions between the two major trading partners. Trade Tensions Escalate…
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Mecca Agreement Means the US Wants to Leave the Region: Iran
TEHRAN (HRNW) — Iranian official Mohsen Rezaei has described the Mecca Agreement as a significant development regarding the future of the United States’ presence in the region, saying it indicates that Washington wants to leave the region. Rezaei warned that if neighboring countries cooperate with what he described as the US economic war against Iran,…
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Laptop Catches Fire During Flight, Five Passengers Injured
ATLANTA/DALLAS (HRNW) — A laptop reportedly caught fire during a flight from Atlanta to Dallas, leaving five passengers with burn injuries. According to reports, the cabin crew responded after smoke was detected coming from the laptop and managed to extinguish the fire using a thermal bag. Emergency Situation on Board The crew took immediate safety…
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Cargo Ship Sinks Near India, 24 People Reported Missing
NEW DELHI (HRNW) — A cargo ship has reportedly sunk near India, leaving 24 people missing, while the Indian Coast Guard has launched a search operation to locate those on board. According to the information available, the vessel was carrying 20 Chinese nationals, three Myanmar nationals and one Bangladeshi national. Search and rescue efforts by…
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Iranian Security Official Warns US Actions Could Fuel Global Nuclear Proliferation
Tehran (HRNW)- Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Mohsen Rezaei has strongly criticized US President Donald Trump’s military actions and policies toward Iran, warning that they could increase the desire among countries to acquire nuclear weapons. According to media reports, Rezaei said the attack on Iran could lead some countries to conclude that states without…
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Canada Announces Retaliatory Tariffs on US Goods Amid Escalating Trade Tensions
Ottawa (HRNW)- Canada has announced retaliatory trade tariffs in response to US tariffs, with Prime Minister Mark Carney saying new duties will be imposed on US steel, electronics and other products from September 8. Carney said Canada would protect the interests of its workers, farmers, families and businesses, stressing that the country would respond to US…
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Visa Issues for Pakistanis in UAE Raised in National Assembly
ISLAMABAD/DUBAI (HRNW) — The issue of visa renewals and alleged cancellations affecting Pakistani nationals in the United Arab Emirates has been raised in the National Assembly. Barrister Gohar said that some Pakistani nationals in the UAE were reportedly facing difficulties in renewing their visas, while certain existing visas had also allegedly been cancelled. According to…
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TikTok, ByteDance Agree to $400 Million Settlement Over Children’s Privacy Violations in US
Washington (HRNW)- TikTok and its parent company ByteDance have agreed to pay $400 million to settle a US Department of Justice lawsuit alleging violations of children’s online privacy. The Justice Department filed the lawsuit in August 2024, accusing TikTok and its affiliates of collecting and using personal information from children under 13 without obtaining parental consent…
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Kites From Gaza Trigger Israeli Security Alert Near Nahal Oz
Gaza (HRNW)- Four kites flown from Gaza landed near the Israeli border area of Nahal Oz, prompting concern and a security response from the Israeli army. According to Israeli media, the kites were taken for inspection amid fears they could potentially be used for surveillance or terrorist purposes. After examining them, the army confirmed that no…
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