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In addition to being used on the battlefield, unmanned drones have long been employed to transport food, medicine, and other lightweight goods. However, these goods are typically of low weight. Now, drones capable of carrying up to two tons of cargo will travel from one city to another. It may sound surprising, but China’s Sichuan Tengden Science-Tech Innovation has developed a cargo drone capable of transporting up to two tons of goods. This specially designed large drone for cargo transportation is equipped with two engines and can fly at a maximum speed of 100 kilometers per hour. The massive cargo…

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Before organizing a discussion, event, or workshop, many people create an event on Facebook to provide detailed information to interested individuals. Through the event, others can easily learn about the purpose of the event, discussion topics, location, time, and other relevant details. Interested individuals can also express their interest by selecting options like ‘Going’ or ‘Interested.’ Let’s take a look at the process of creating an event on Facebook. To create an event on Facebook from a computer, go to the left-hand menu bar and click on the ‘Events’ option. Then, on the next page, select ‘Create New Event,’ and…

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Thailand’s new Prime Minister, 37-year-old Paetongtarn Shinawatra, was officially appointed by the country’s King. Paetongtarn is the daughter of the controversial former Thai Prime Minister and billionaire Thaksin Shinawatra. Yesterday, at around 9:30 AM local time in Bangkok, Paetongtarn received the formal letter to form the government from King Maha Vajiralongkorn during a ceremony held at the headquarters of a former Thaksin-affiliated television station. According to Al Jazeera, she was sworn in as the country’s new Prime Minister later that day. Last Wednesday, Thailand’s Constitutional Court dismissed Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin. Two days later, on Friday, Paetongtarn was elected as…

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Donald Trump has renewed personal attacks against Kamala Harris as she pulls ahead of him in four key swing states ahead of the upcoming U.S. Presidential election in November. With the Democratic National Convention approaching next week, Trump targeted Kamala in a campaign rally in Pennsylvania last Saturday, calling her “leftist” and “crazy.” Trump began his speech by accusing the U.S. Vice President of causing severe inflation, a major issue that could become one of the key topics in this year’s Presidential race. Although he started by discussing inflation, Trump quickly shifted to mocking Kamala Harris on various topics, including…

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Let’s go back to January 2018. This month, eight-year-old Asifa Banu was brutally raped and murdered in a village in the Kathua district of Indian-administered Kashmir. This event shook the whole world and was considered as a great blow to humanity. Asifa Banu, a child of a Muslim family, was held in the temple and brutally raped for eight days. A total of eight people, including temple priest Sanjiram, his son, nephew, and two police officers, were involved in the heinous crime. After being raped, Asifa was brutally killed by hitting her head with a stone. His body was later…

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Recently, the decision to restrict the use of loudspeakers for the call to prayer (Azan) in India has sparked controversy. While government authorities cite noise pollution control as the reason, the Muslim community claims that this measure violates their religious rights. The Importance of Azan Azan holds significant religious value for Muslims as it is the call to prayer, announced five times a day. Using loudspeakers to broadcast the Azan has been a long-standing tradition. Government Directive In some states, restrictions have been imposed on the use of loudspeakers. The government argues that this is necessary to control noise pollution…

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The number of cases, including murder charges, against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is increasing. If the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Law make a decision, Bangladesh will request India to send Sheikh Hasina back to the country. This was stated by M. Touhid Hossain, Foreign Affairs Advisor to the caretaker government, in an interview with the news agency Reuters on Thursday. Touhid Hossain said there are “many cases” against Sheikh Hasina. He added, “If the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Ministry of Law decide, a request will be made to India (Delhi) to send her…

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Nazmul Hasan has agreed to resign from the position of Chairman of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB). This decision comes amid ongoing discussions within the cricketing community and BCB’s leadership. As the president of the board, Nazmul Hasan has been a central figure in managing Bangladesh’s cricket affairs. His agreement to step down marks a significant shift in the board’s leadership, which may lead to changes in the way the board is managed and the direction of cricket development in the country. The decision might also reflect internal dynamics within the BCB and broader expectations from stakeholders in Bangladesh cricket.

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Hamas will not participate in renewed ceasefire talks. A senior leader of the Palestinian liberation organization confirmed this in an interview with the BBC on Thursday, August 15. Another round of discussions aimed at reaching a ceasefire agreement in Gaza will begin today in Doha, Qatar. Representatives from the United States, Qatar, and Egypt, who are mediating the talks, will be present. Israel has announced that it will participate in the meeting. However, Hamas accuses Tel Aviv of trying to unnecessarily delay the process through these talks. Hamas seeks a roadmap based on the proposal made by U.S. President Joe…

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In 2023, over 47,000 people in various European countries died due to excessive heat. The mortality rate was higher in the southern countries of the continent. This information was reported by the Barcelona Institute for Global Health (ISGlobal) on Monday. 2023 was the hottest year on record globally. Climate change has been consistently increasing global temperatures, with Europe experiencing a rapid rise in heat. This has also increased heat-related health risks on the continent. According to ISGlobal, more than 60,000 people died in Europe due to excessive heat in 2022. In comparison, fewer people died from heat in 2023. Over…

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