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ChatGPT’s New Study Mode: The AI Tutor That’s Always With You

OpenAI has introduced a powerful new feature to ChatGPT—Study Mode—designed to act like a real tutor, always available when you

Instagram Adventures Gone Wrong: Quarry Rescues Surge as Young Thrill-Seekers Chase Viral Views

An abandoned slate quarry in Wales has become an unexpected hotspot on TikTok and Instagram—but for rescue teams, it’s a

EU vows $13.2 billion investment in Central Asia at Samarkand summit

Putin signals willingness to discuss Ukraine peace but insists on objectives Reuters, Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed readiness to

Age Verification Laws Fuel Global VPN Boom

As countries around the world accelerate efforts to regulate age-restricted and sensitive online content, a quiet shift is unfolding across

China Faces $488 Billion Export Loss as US Tariff Pause Nears End

Chinese exports to the United States could shrink by a staggering $488 billion by 2027 if Washington and Beijing fail

K-Pop Power: How aespa’s Winter Turns Simple Looks into Viral Moments

In K-pop, image is everything—and even the smallest shift can set the internet ablaze. This week, it was aespa’s Winter

BRAC and Denmark Partner for ‘Rain for Life’ to Strengthen Water Security and Climate Resilience in Coastal Bangladesh

His Excellency Christian Brix Møller, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Denmark to Bangladesh, noted that ‘Rain for Life’ project represents

How to Find More Satisfaction in Your Daily Routine

Even the most efficient routines can feel like a blur. Days pass, weeks blend, and suddenly months disappear without much

A Nation Without Eggs: Why Millions of Bangladeshi Children Face Malnutrition and a Grim Economic Future

In Bangladesh, a simple question echoes across rural villages and low-income city neighborhoods: Does your child eat at least one egg

Israel Initiates Daily Humanitarian Pauses in Gaza

UN General Assembly Conference on Two‑State Solution Boycotted by US and Israel Reuters, Dozens of foreign ministers convened at the