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- Sep 11, 2026
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25 years on, a fading memory: Nearly a third of Americans weren’t born by the time 9/11 happened (opens the original)
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On a bright, clear and cool Tuesday morning in New York City in 2001, two Boeing 767 jets whizzed low through the skies and barrelled into the World Trade Center. Around 50 minutes later, about 320km southwest, on a similarly crisp September morning in Virginia, a Boeing 757 plunged into the Pentagon. The cultural, financial and military nerve-centres of the United States were torn apart within an hour of each other. The attacks by Al-Qaeda rattled the very institution of America, sent shockwave
Nepal devastation puts focus back on glacial lake outburst floods in the Himalayas. What is a GLOF? (opens the original)
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A torrent of ice, rock, mud and water rushed down a river along the Nepal-Tibet border on Wednesday, sending a mudslide sweeping through towns and villages that killed dozens and left hundreds missing. Hamlets, hydropower plants, bridges, roads and outposts were all washed away in the deluge in Nepal. While it’s still unclear where the avalanche originated from or what set it off early on Wednesday morning, scientists and researchers suspect the destruction may have been triggered by a glacial l
How generations got the names boomer, millennial, Gen Z ? An author, a punk, a TV anchor had roles to play (opens the original)
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A rash of protests have rattled south Asian countries in the last three years – Sri Lanka in 2022, Bangladesh in 2024, Nepal in 2025 and India this year. These agitations are disparate in trigger, scope and effect, but are bridged by their spearheads – Gen Z. The term, used broadly to describe people born between 1997 and 2012, spent years being tossed about as shorthand for a generation of young people with bottomless appetites for smartphones, social media and a unique lexicon. Now, it rattles
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