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Military helicopter crashes in eastern Turkey, defence ministry says

A Turkish military S-70 helicopter crashed in the eastern province of Malatya on Thursday, the Turkish defence ministry said. Military helicopter crashes in eastern Turkey. (Representational Image/REUTERS) In a statement, the ministry said the reason for the crash was unknown, adding that rescue teams had reached the wreckage. Local broadcaster footage showed ambulances, police and…

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Why the Pendulum Swings – How Behavioral Economics plays a role in politics and what we can do about it – Tillamook County Pioneer

The seismic wave of the midterm elections has made impact. The question now is if Democrats will interpret this victory as a mandate to oppose (or oust) President Trump or to demonstrate that Congress can govern effectively. Regardless, the direction they choose will tell us something about human behavior that extends beyond politics. Behavioral economics…

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Security Council to discuss technology’s role in conflict resolution, international security

NEW YORK, (Pakistan Point News – 12th Nov, 2026) The UN Security Council will meet on 24th November to discuss how rapid technological advances, including artificial intelligence and autonomous and uncrewed technologies, are reshaping armed conflicts and their resolution, as well as the opportunities and risks they pose to international peace and security. The open…

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Jeff Kaplan Blames Overwatch 2’s Messy Reveal On Blizzard Hubris: ‘You Guys Are F*cking Idiots’

Jeff Kaplan, the former director of Overwatch and current studio lead at Kintsugiyama working on western action game The Legend of California, has been pretty candid in recent months about how bad things had gotten for him in his final years at Blizzard. He left the company in 2021 after what he described as the…

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Global Menstrual Policy Review Urges Integrating Mental Health Across

A comprehensive narrative policy review encompassing global menstrual legislation indicates that isolated, product-focused interventions fail to address the systemic inequalities confronting the estimated 1.8 billion people who menstruate worldwide each month. Researchers synthesizing legislative trends across five key jurisdictions observed that traditional governmental responses have historically treated menstruation as an isolated hygiene dilemma or responded…

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