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UK Free Speech Concerns Grow After Animal Rights Campaigner Rejects Police Conditions

The visit by the British police animal rights activist has caused concern online. This time, two officers from Sussex Police visited a doorstep, holding a piece of paper and offering a course in thinking skills. The doorstep belonged to Anneka Svenska, an animal rights campaigner. An Instagram reel was the alleged offense. A company that breeds beagles for laboratory research had registered a protest campaign outside its gates in June ’21. In the reel, Svenska had alleged that 35 stone dead beagles were treated as frozen waste. They were driven to an incinerator in Ipswich to be burned. She then asked...
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Entertainment

The world’s youngest professor is only 18: He shatters the 306-year-old world record!

Sarojini P -
USA (Commonwealth Union)_ Nathan Thomas has achieved something no man had managed in more than three centuries. At just 18 years and 346 days old, the Florida engineering instructor officially became the world's youngest male professor, breaking a Guinness World Records milestone that had stood for 306 years. His achievement has drawn global attention, not only for his age but also for the extraordinary academic journey that brought him...
Commonwealth Diaspora

World’s first all-girls satellite for moon: Meet the 14-year-old Indian girl who beat 12,000 girls worldwide to enter the global space mission!

Sarojini P -
India (Commonwealth Union)_ A 14-year-old girl from Andhra Pradesh, India, Kandula Jessie, has proved that hard work and talent can overcome even the worst financial constraints. The Class 10 student has been selected for Mission ShakthiSAT, an international lunar CubeSat programme managed by Space Kidz India, after beating thousands of participants from across the world. Her inspiring journey from a government school in East Godavari district to a prestigious...
Real Estate

From Red Carpets to Real Estate Empires: How Australia’s Biggest Stars Are Quietly Building Property Fortunes

Asanga Divulweva -
August 2026 — Across Australia, the entertainment industry's behind-the-scenes glamour is accompanied by a quieter pursuit of wealth through unseen actions. It seems that when it comes to real estate investing, a growing number of celebrities are busy quietly turning bricks and mortar into their most beloved long-term investment, putting together property portfolios worth millions of dollars with the help of one of the strongest housing markets in the...
Pacific

The Six-Million-Litre Question: Can New Zealand Replace Imported Sparkling Wine?

Asanga Divulweva -
New Zealand's largest city, Auckland, has become increasingly interested in sparkling wine. Local winemakers would love to capitalize on this relatively profitable market, as most of sparkling wine sold in another part of the world is imported. According to the latest data from the industry, New Zealand’s population will drink well over six million liters of sparkling wine that has been imported to their country by 2025, boosting the...
Mena

How a $5.5 Million Road Makeover Is Reshaping Southern Jordan

Asanga Divulweva -
According to the Ministry of Public Works and Housing, Jordan's step forward in its solid road rehabilitation scheme has been accomplished, and thus Jordan is viewing completion of its latest phase of the Southern Region Road Maintenance Project—Kuwaiti Loan-Financed Tenders (Phase III). The completion of this phase of road rehabilitation works is primarily aimed at improving the safety and functionality of the transport network in the southern region of...
Environment

Everyone Thinks Organic Eggs Are Greener – This Study Says the Opposite

Senuri Vithanage -
A new study has highlighted a growing challenge in egg production. Researchers argue that the transition from conventional cage systems to free-range and organic farming, often viewed as a positive development for animal welfare, may entail substantial environmental costs. The findings underscore a complex trade-off that is drawing increasing attention from scientists and policymakers alike. An international team worked on the study. It includes researchers from Oxford University's Smith School...
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