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Prophetic Coma Dream Came True
British man's coma dream predicted his future twins. Amazing true story of prophetic vision during coma.
"Medusa" Operation: 57 Detained
"Medusa" operation detains 57 suspects across 9 countries. Investigation targets sexual violence against women using drugs, with Europol coordination.
Psychologist Warns Social Networks Make Kids Asocial
Psychologist Fargana Mehmanqizi warns that social networks cause asocial behavior, inactivity, and physical problems in children.
Lightning strikes children's camp in Czechia
Lightning strikes a children's camp in Czechia, injuring six including five children.
Self-awareness signs in AI chatbots
Geoffrey Hinton reports signs of self-awareness in chatbots. AI consciousness differs from human consciousness.
Bazarduzu incident: Federation issues statement
The Azerbaijan Mountaineering Federation has issued a statement regarding the injury of climber Altay Jafarov near the Bazarduzu peak.
13-Second Test Predicts Coma Recovery
Danish scientists have developed a 13-second test to predict the likelihood of emerging from a coma. The test measures pupils' reaction to light in severe traumatic brain injury patients.
New study: The universe is stranger than we think
University of California study: consciousness is not limited to Earth biology; the universe may hide stranger intelligences.
Europe heatwave: Over 250 deaths reported
Europe heatwave: Over 250 deaths reported. France breaks temperature record, Spain sees 212 deaths. Read more on Bond.az.
Pedestrian Accidents: Carelessness Leads to Tragedy
Baku Main State Traffic Police warns against pedestrian accidents. Carelessness can cause tragedy.
Residents in Garachukhur fear to go out at night
Residents of Garachukhur fear to go out at night due to broken streetlights, stray dogs, and a dangerous tree leaning on a gas pipe.
From Euphoria to Reality: Turkey's Bitter Start
Analysis of Turkey's shocking loss to Australia in the World Cup. Euphoria issues, tactical blunders, and future prospects.
Special session at Nine Senses Fest 2026
Special session by Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar at Nine Senses Fest 2026. Learn about stress relief, meditation, and yoga.
Driver dies behind wheel in Baku
Driver dies behind wheel in Baku due to heart failure. Incident happened in Sabunchu district.
Eriksen collapses during match
Christian Eriksen collapsed during a friendly match against Ukraine. The game was stopped; Eriksen is reported to be stable.
Body Found in Irrigation Canal in Agdash
A man's body found in an irrigation canal in Agdash. Preliminary reports indicate death due to negligence.
Azerbaijan Demands Proof from CNN
Milli Majlis commission demands CNN prove unfounded allegations against Azerbaijan.
Amputee athlete prepares for space flight
British Paralympian John McFall, an amputee athlete, prepares for a historic space flight to Haven-1 station, becoming the first physically disabled astronaut in orbit.
Star Sydney fined $7.2M for risk failures
Australian state regulator fines Star Sydney $7.2 million for risk management failures. The NICC imposed the fine for thousands of breaches.
Putin: Too Early to Judge Drone Incident
Putin questions origin of drone that fell in Romania, suggests it might be Ukrainian; NATO warns of defending every inch of allied territory.
Matthew Perry's assistant sentenced to 41 months
Matthew Perry's assistant sentenced to 41 months for injecting him with fatal dose of ketamine. Kenneth Iwamasa pleaded guilty.
Norway's 2026 WC Squad Announced
Norway's 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup announced. Featuring Haaland, Odegaard, and more. Group I opponents: France, Senegal, Iraq.
Iran war strains India's job engine
Iran war strains India's job engine: returning Gulf workers and falling exports pressure the economy, raising unemployment and social unrest risks.
Glenbrook Capital buys $53,486 of SNES shares
Glenbrook Capital Management buys $53,486 worth of SenesTech (SNES) shares. The stock is undervalued with a $10 analyst target.
UN Chief: WUF13 Can Boost Our Goals
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls for action on housing crisis and inequality at WUF13.
South African Professor: Homelessness Is a Key Issue
South African professor Mphilo Ngubane highlights homelessness as a key issue at WUF13, emphasizing blockchain technology.
Teacher dies during exam in UK school
A teacher dies in front of students during an exam at King's School Winchester in the UK. Details of the tragic incident.
80% of cities see warming increase
UN official Anaclaudia Rossbach reports that over 80% of cities have warmed, and the housing crisis is deepening.
Kurban Berdiyev: Don't ask about the referee
Turan Tovuz head coach Kurban Berdiyev refused to answer questions about the referee after the Shamakhi match, discussing team issues.
Baby inhales cake dust, falls into coma
A 14-month-old baby in Australia fell into a coma after inhaling cake dust; emergency surgery saved her.
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