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FDA Memo Sparks Debate Over Potential COVID-19 Vaccine Links to Child Deaths
A leaked FDA memo suggests possible links between COVID-19 vaccines and child deaths, stirring controversy and calls for deeper investigation. Experts urge caution, emphasizing the need for peer-reviewed evidence before drawing conclusions and stressing the importance of maintaining vaccination schedules.

Microsoft Launches StarTrack Scholars Program to Revolutionize Brain Science and AI Integration
Microsoft Research Asia unveils the StarTrack Scholars Program for 2025-2026, focusing on merging brain science with AI to enhance understanding and applications in healthcare and robotics. The initiative invites global scholars to tackle data challenges and AI infrastructure limits, emphasizing interdisciplinary collaboration and practical deployment in medical settings.

Fortnite's Epic Zero Hour Event Sets Stage for Chapter 7 with Star-Studded Battle and New Map Teasers
Fortnite's "Zero Hour" event captivated 10.5 million players and 3 million stream viewers, featuring a massive crossover with Iron Man, Superman, and Godzilla battling the Dark Presence. Chapter 7 promises a fresh map inspired by Hollywood and Area 51, new features like wingsuits and drivable Reboot Vans, and a continuation of the storyline with The Last Reality's return.
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Pope Leo XIV reaffirmed the Vatican's support for a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, envisioning a Palestinian state in east Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza. During his visit to Lebanon and Turkey, he promoted dialogue and interfaith cooperation, underscoring the Vatican's commitment to peace and unity.
The Israeli President’s Office criticizes Dublin City Council's proposal to rename Herzog Park, fearing it erases historical ties and strains Irish-Israeli relations. Irish politicians across parties oppose the move, warning it could encourage antisemitism and erode shared history as tensions persist over diplomatic relations.
India has been re-elected to the International Maritime Organisation Council for 2025-26, claiming the highest votes in Category B, which focuses on key players in international seaborne trade. This election underscores India's maritime ambitions, supported by initiatives like MAHASAGAR, aimed at fostering regional stability and growth.
Harper Adams University secures £500,000 to establish AI:MATES, a new AI hub in Telford, boosting education and research in manufacturing and agri-tech. The initiative aims to widen access to AI learning and equip students with skills demanded by employers, with a focus on reaching underserved communities.
Banks are intensifying efforts to reclaim €1 billion in loans tied to Joe Berardo by targeting his associated organizations, including the Associaçāo Coleção Berardo. This legal move seeks crucial access to records and assets to recover debts, amid ongoing disputes over loan defaults and collateral enforceability.
Spain witnessed massive protests on November 29, 2025, as thousands across over 40 cities, including Madrid and Barcelona, rallied in solidarity with Palestinians, demanding accountability for Israeli actions. Demonstrators urged severing ties with Israel and called for sanctions, reflecting widespread support on the UN's International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.












