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Rare 17th-century measuring instrument from Indian royal family to be auctioned

Rare 17th-century measuring instrument from Indian royal family to be auctioned

A rare 17th-century astrolabe that once belonged to an Indian royal family is set to be auctioned in the United Kingdom next week. The instrument is significantly larger than typical examples, measuring nearly four times the size of standard devices used for timekeeping and astronomical calculations.

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Silence after returning smartwatch: Rob fears he’s lost both watch and money

Silence after returning smartwatch: Rob fears he’s lost both watch and money

Rob is facing uncertainty after returning a faulty smartwatch to an online store because the device stopped charging properly. He has not received a response regarding a replacement or refund, leading to concerns that he has lost both his money and the watch.

Iranian students falling through the cracks due to Middle East war: "It's about survival"

Iranian students falling through the cracks due to Middle East war: "It's about survival"

Iranian international students in the Netherlands are facing severe financial distress and mental health challenges as the Middle East conflict disrupts money transfers from their home country. While some Amsterdam-based educational institutions offer emergency loans and support, students are petitioning the government to relax work restrictions that limit them to 16 hours per week. The situation has left many struggling to afford basic necessities like rent and groceries while dealing with the stress of the war's impact on their families.

US attacks suspected drug boat again, three dead

US attacks suspected drug boat again, three dead

Three people were killed during a U.S. military operation against a suspected drug boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean. U.S. Southern Command announced the incident on social media, noting that the attack occurred on Sunday night.

Presenters Tim Senders and Kiki Bosman expecting a boy

Presenters Tim Senders and Kiki Bosman expecting a boy

Presenters Tim Senders and Kiki Bosman announced on Sunday that they are expecting their first child, who will be a boy. The couple shared the news of the baby's gender with their followers via Instagram.