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Explained: Germany’s plan to end fossil fuels by 2045
Germany's cabinet has approved a roadmap to phase out coal, oil and gas by 2045. Here is what the plan covers, from…
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Explained: why OpenAI’s safety staff keep walking out
From David Robinson's Atlantic essay to earlier exits by Ilya Sutskever and Jan Leike, a pattern of safety staff departures is raising…
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NCL GT20 Canada’s Caribbean edition, explained
Explained: Canada's NCL GT20 tournament moves to St. Vincent and the Grenadines for 2026, from October 23 to November 2, before returning…
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Trump’s ‘Super Intelligence Force’, explained
Explained: the White House has formed a "Super Intelligence Force" led by Jay Clayton to draft a 120-day report on AI risks…
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Delhi’s Rs 1,789-crore smart traffic plan, explained
Explained: Delhi's Rs 1,789.52-crore intelligent traffic management system will put adaptive signals at 1,092 locations across 42 corridors.
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New Heart Attack Rules Finally Account for Women: Explained
New global heart attack guidelines add sex-specific troponin thresholds and recognise women's atypical symptoms. Explained.
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Do You Really Need to Fast Before Blood Tests? New Study
Do you really need to fast before blood tests? A new study says fasting under 8 hours may barely affect routine results.
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IMD’s October Weather Outlook for India, Explained
IMD's October outlook explained: below-normal rain for most of India, warmer days ahead, south gets normal rainfall.
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GST Council Meets October 7: What’s on the Table, Explained
The GST Council meets October 7 to discuss GST 2.0 process reforms. Here's what is on the table and why it matters.
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After Okinawa Arrest: How US-Japan SOFA Cases Work
The Status of Forces Agreement gives Japan primary jurisdiction over off-duty crimes by US personnel. Here is how cases like the Okinawa…