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Where does body fat go when we lose weight? (opens the original)
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When body weight falls, some of the fat stored by the body disappears – but where does that mass actually go? Two researchers from the University of Birmingham explain in an article published in The Conversation that fat loss is linked to a process that begins when the body needs more energy than it gets from food, so it turns to its fat reserves to meet that need. The fat we eat reaches the digestive system, where it is broken down into fatty acids. The body uses part of these fatty acids for e
US drafting post-war plan for the Middle East, report says (opens the original)
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The Trump administration has begun working on a post-war strategy for the Middle East, aimed and reshaping the balance of power in the region by tightening pressure on Tehran and expanding normalisation between Israel and neighbouring countries, Axios reported, citing two US officials and two other sources familiar with the matter. The US outlet said that the plan remains in its early stages but that it could set out US policy towards the Middle East for the remainder of US President Donald Trum
Trump claims Hormuz on Truth Social, Rezaei says 'shut until US changes' (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump has renewed his proposal on the future of the Strait of Hormuz, after posting on the Truth Social platform a map that depicts the strategic waterway as "new American territory", though he did not comment on the image. This is not the first time Trump has published the same map highlighting the Strait of Hormuz, as he had already shared it on 18 August. The US president first floated the idea of treating the strait as American territory on 15 August. "After we finish def
Sovereignty, sarcasm, blame: How North Africa reacted to Ceuta crisis (opens the original)
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No one expected a small city of just 19 square kilometres to become the epicentre of a humanitarian and diplomatic crisis whose repercussions stretch across southern Europe. In the space of a few hours on Thursday, Ceuta saw thousands of migrants enter from Moroccan territory, marking the largest mass crossing the city has experienced since the 2021 crisis. Ceuta officials said some 60,000 migrants entered the city, and the human cost was also high, with the death toll rising to 34 people by Fri
Outcry in Algeria over doctor deaths after gruelling on-call shifts (opens the original)
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Two resident doctors in Algeria have died in quick succession in what colleagues say are emblematic of the chronic overwork, understaffing and inadequate conditions inside the country's public hospitals — deaths that have reignited a long-running dispute between the medical community and the authorities. Dr Aymen Badis, a resident neurosurgeon at the Frantz Fanon Hospital in Blida, died of a heart attack after completing a 24-hour on-call shift. Days later, a resident anaesthesiologist died whil
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