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Buildings ablaze, petrol bombs hurled at parliament: 10 visuals show chaos of Albania protests

Buildings ablaze, petrol bombs hurled at parliament: 10 visuals show chaos of Albania protests

Protests in Albania have turned extremely violent with several reported injured Protesters clashed with riot police in Albania’s capital Tirana as anti-government demonstrations escalated into violent unrest, with crowds hurling rocks and petrol bombs, smashing storefronts and setting buildings on fire.On the other side, police fired water cannons, tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse…

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Shaquille O’Neal’s  million Las Vegas youth complex nears completion; 87,000-square-foot centre will feature sports and education facilities | World News

Shaquille O’Neal’s $24 million Las Vegas youth complex nears completion; 87,000-square-foot centre will feature sports and education facilities | World News

​Shaquille O’Neal, PC: Wikipedia The Shaquille O’Neal Youth Complex is a $24 million development planned for Las Vegas, bringing together youth programmes, educational support and sports facilities. According to FOX5 Las Vegas, the 87,000-square-foot complex is being developed by The Shaquille O’Neal Foundation in partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada and Communities…

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A tiny green pottery shard links Great Zimbabwe to China; glass beads reveal the medieval African city’s far-reaching trade networks | World News

A tiny green pottery shard links Great Zimbabwe to China; glass beads reveal the medieval African city’s far-reaching trade networks | World News

PC: YouTube(Secrets of the Dead PBS) A small shard of jade-green pottery found at Great Zimbabwe has opened a window onto a journey that crossed continents and the Indian Ocean centuries ago. The fragment looks unlike the earth-brown pieces recovered from the same archaeological trench.Its smooth glaze led archaeologists to identify it as Longquan celadon,…

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At least 20 Yemeni fighters killed as Houthis target military camp with ballistic missiles

At least 20 Yemeni fighters killed as Houthis target military camp with ballistic missiles

The rebels fired at least three ballistic missiles on the Al-Alam military camp in the southern province (Photo: Reuters). At least 20 fighters of the Saudi-led coalition were reportedly killed on Monday after the Houthis fired several ballistic missiles on the Yemeni government military training camp in Shabwa province.The rebels fired at least three ballistic…

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In 1994, a Mississippi woman bought a 432-acre farm later valued at .2 million; after marrying in 2004 and using the land to help finance their home, a divorce court ruled her husband had no ownership claim to it

In 1994, a Mississippi woman bought a 432-acre farm later valued at $1.2 million; after marrying in 2004 and using the land to help finance their home, a divorce court ruled her husband had no ownership claim to it

Representative Image (AI-generated) A Mississippi woman has retained sole ownership of a 432-acre farm valued at approximately $1.2 million after her former husband challenged its status during their divorce. In its October 13, 2026, decision, the Mississippi Court of Appeals upheld the lower court’s ruling that the property remained hers because the evidence did not…

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A 1862 diamond tiara gifted for a French royal wedding disappeared after 1957; nearly 69 years later, the jewel that doubles as a necklace heads to Sotheby’s Geneva to be auctioned for up to .3 million

A 1862 diamond tiara gifted for a French royal wedding disappeared after 1957; nearly 69 years later, the jewel that doubles as a necklace heads to Sotheby’s Geneva to be auctioned for up to $1.3 million

A diamond tiara crafted in 1862 for the London International Exhibition and gifted to a French royal bride two years later is heading to auction at Sotheby’s Geneva. Missing for nearly 69 years, the Mellerio Orléans Tiara, which can also be worn as a necklace, is estimated to fetch up to $1.3 million, according to…

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In 2018, scientists GPS-tagged 13 Burmese pythons but found that the devices recorded locations only 18.1% of the time | World News

In 2018, scientists GPS-tagged 13 Burmese pythons but found that the devices recorded locations only 18.1% of the time | World News

Image: The Everglades Foundation Imagine fitting a satellite-linked tracker to a giant constrictor and expecting a steady stream of locations. Scientists did exactly that with 13 Burmese pythons in Everglades National Park, and the results published in 2018 were both disappointing and encouraging. The devices recorded a position only 18.1 per cent of the time…

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In 2022, a Russian Orthodox priest bought a £470,000 home beside a woman who paid £260,000 for hers; their fight over a one-metre strip of land has led to CCTV, criminal charges and a holy-water blessing at the fence

In 2022, a Russian Orthodox priest bought a £470,000 home beside a woman who paid £260,000 for hers; their fight over a one-metre strip of land has led to CCTV, criminal charges and a holy-water blessing at the fence

The priest was also filmed sprinkling holy water along the fence separating their homes (Property photo: Google Maps) A Russian Orthodox priest and his neighbour in West Yorkshire, England, are caught in a dispute over a strip of land barely a metre wide. The disagreement has resulted in police complaints, CCTV surveillance and criminal proceedings…

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