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Men accused of planning terror attack near UK air base used to strike Iran (opens the original)
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Five men are suspected of preparing a terrorist act near an English air base the US uses in its war against Iran. Dozens of homes around Gloucestershire's RAF Fairford were evacuated and a bomb disposal robot examined three "suspicious" vans. British police have not detailed the identities, nationalities and potential motives of the arrested men. Five men are accused of preparing a terrorist act near an English air base the United States is using in its war against Iran. London's Metropolitan Po
NASA scientist's chance Moon discovery reveals once-in-a-lifetime crater (opens the original)
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When NASA scientist Robert Wagner first noticed a "bright spot" on the surface of the Moon in 2025 he was unaware he had just discovered the largest, newly formed crater ever found in the solar system. Measuring wider and about as deep as the Roman Colosseum, researchers believe the crater was formed after a powerful surface impact just over a year before humans noticed it. Its discovery revealed an impact event NASA says only happens every 132 years, and which scientists hope will become critic
Iceland condemns Trump map showing dozen nations as star-spangled territories (opens the original)
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Iceland has become the latest nation embroiled in a diplomatic row with the United States, after Donald Trump shared a map online that showed the Nordic nation as part of American territory. The Arctic island's foreign minister this week summoned the newly appointed US ambassador to explain the image, and its prime minister labelled it as "an insult to Icelanders". The altercation follows a series of other heated clashes between the leaders of countries Mr Trump has suggested the US should seize
New map could reshape the way you see the world (opens the original)
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For centuries, human understanding of the size, shape and bearing of nations has been laid out by one map based on a single projection of the way the world looks. The Mercator projection was designed for maritime navigation by Flemish cartographer Gerardus Mercator in 1569. It has been the most commonly accepted visualisation of the world since at least the 18th century. But the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) voted this month to change that, approving a new "equal area" map aimed at "a m
Why the Netherlands pulled 86 tonnes of gold from US central bank (opens the original)
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The central bank of the Netherlands has moved dozens of tonnes of its gold out of the United States and Canada. The De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) said in a statement the removal aimed to boost the country's "crisis preparedness" amid "increasing geopolitical unrest". Experts say that rhetoric appears inherently related to the abrasiveness of the Trump administration towards traditional allies. The DNB said the movement of gold out of North America was aimed to ensure the Netherlands's reserves wer
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