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Mohenjo-daro’s origins date back to 3300 BC, according to new findings from Pakistan’s Dr Asma Ibrahim and Dr Jonathan Mark Kenoyer. This research reshapes our understanding of urban life in the Indus Valley. Discover more about these groundbreaking excavations.

Scientists have documented the first-ever civil war among the Ngogo chimpanzees in Uganda’s Kibale National Park. Once a harmonious group of 200, they fractured over social bonds, leading to violent conflicts. To learn more, explore the latest findings published in Science.

A tourist bus crash in the Canary Islands has resulted in one death and at least 27 injuries. The incident occurred near San Sebastián de La Gomera while transferring British holidaymakers to the airport. Holiday Property Bond is focused on the well-being of those affected.

A Greek woman sneezed out parasitic fly larvae from her nose after working near sheep. Doctors removed ten larvae and a pupa from her maxillary sinus. Following treatment with nasal decongestants, she made a full recovery; her co-workers reported no similar symptoms.

Dublin’s roads are disrupted by fuel protests, with major blockades affecting the M50 and causing petrol shortages at over 100 stations. Concerns rise over critical supplies and hospital appointments. The protests, sparked by soaring fuel prices, continue to escalate.

Scientists have classified a new tarantula genus, Satyrex, known for exceptionally large male genitalia. This genus includes four species, including the largest, Satyrex ferox, with leg spans reaching 14cm. Discover more about these fascinating spiders and their habitat.

Explosions were reported on Lavan Island, a key Iranian oil terminal, shortly after a ceasefire agreement between Donald Trump and Iran. Iranian media confirmed multiple blasts at the island and nearby Sirri Island. Further developments are anticipated as investigations proceed.

Donald Trump is facing a significant diplomatic fallout after the Vatican cancelled a planned visit. Amid rising tensions, Pope Leo XIV has declined an invitation for America’s 250th anniversary, opting instead for a trip to Lampedusa. Further developments are anticipated.

The US and Iran have declared a fragile ceasefire amid ongoing tensions, with President Donald Trump announcing a suspension of threats contingent on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. For the ceasefire to be viable, clear terms and a de-escalation mechanism must be established.

US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth asserts the Strait of Hormuz is open under a ceasefire agreement, despite conflicting reports from Iran. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warns vessels may face threats. For ongoing updates, read further.