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Google Pulls AI Overviews for Medical Queries After Accuracy Concerns

Google has removed its AI Overviews feature from certain medical search queries after reports showed it was providing misleading health information, particularly around liver blood test ranges. The move follows criticism from experts and media investigations highlighting risks to users’ health

95News•1/12/2026

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China Advises Citizens to Avoid Japan Amid Taiwan Tensions

China has urged its citizens to avoid travel to Japan amid rising tensions over Taiwan, highlighting potential risks as diplomatic relations between the two countries remain strained.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/15/2025

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Pakistan Army Chief Granted Expanded Authority, Deepening Military’s Long-Standing Influence in Politics

Pakistan’s Army Chief General Asim Munir has been granted expanded authority over security and strategic policy, reinforcing the military’s long-established influence as the country faces rising militant threats and political uncertainty.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/15/2025

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Trump Threatens Legal Action Against BBC Over Alleged Panorama Video Edit

Donald Trump says he will sue the BBC, accusing its Panorama program of manipulating an interview clip—a claim the broadcaster rejects, defending its editorial practices.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/15/2025

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Türkiye Urges Israel to Match Hamas’ ‘Constructive’ Steps Toward Ceasefire Agreement

Türkiye has urged Israel to respond positively to Hamas’ recent signs of flexibility in ceasefire talks, calling for mutual restraint and humanitarian access as part of ongoing international efforts to end the Gaza conflict.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/13/2025

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Catherine Connolly Sworn In as Ireland’s 10th President at Historic Dublin Castle Ceremony

Catherine Connolly has been inaugurated as Ireland’s 10th president in a historic ceremony at Dublin Castle. In her inaugural speech, she pledged unity, compassion, and a renewed social vision for the nation. Her presidency marks a new chapter in Ireland’s democratic and cultural evolution.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/11/2025

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Historic Ceremony at Dublin Castle as Ireland Inaugurates Its 10th President

Ireland inaugurated its 10th president in a moving ceremony at Dublin Castle, marking a new chapter in the nation’s political history. The new president pledged unity, inclusion, and progress, reinforcing Ireland’s role as a beacon of democracy and cultural pride in Europe.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/11/2025

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Super Typhoon Araw Approaches: Nearly a Million Filipinos Flee Coastal Areas

“Super Typhoon Araw is approaching with unprecedented force. Evacuations are underway for nearly a million residents, and authorities are on full alert,” said PAGASA spokesperson Ana Lopez, urging Filipinos to prioritize safety and remain in designated shelters until the storm passes.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/9/2025

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Russia Closely Monitoring Nigeria After Trump’s Threat Sparks Diplomatic Tensions

Moscow is closely following developments in Nigeria and the broader West African subregion. Our position remains rooted in respect for national sovereignty and stability. We urge all international partners to avoid actions or rhetoric that could undermine peace or create diplomatic tension in Africa.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/7/2025

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Prince of Wales Visits Brazil, Calls for Global Unity on Climate and Conservation

We must work together across continents to protect what sustains us all.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/6/2025

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World Leaders Gather at COP30 Climate Talks to Push for Stronger Global Action

Developing nations cannot be left behind in the green transition.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/6/2025

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Major Polluters’ Leaders Absent as Global Climate Summit Opens

The biggest polluters are missing when the world needs their accountability the most.

Oluwabunmi Ayeni•11/6/2025