World Heart Day 2025: Cardiologists discuss diabetes, women’s risks and 3 daily habits to protect your heart

Cardiologists emphasize the critical link between soaring diabetes cases and heart disease, noting a rise in heart attacks among younger individuals and women, who often experience atypical symptoms. They stress that uncontrolled diabetes severely impacts heart health. Experts recommend key daily habits like exercise, balanced diet, and stress management, alongside early detection of subtle warning…

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‘Do you think I’ll flee?’ Ex-Nepal Oli rejects escape rumours; dares Karki to give proof of role in protest

Nepal’s former Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has publicly dismissed speculation of him leaving the country, accusing the Sushila Karki-led government of attempting to strip his security and entitlements. Oli, whose administration fell after Gen Z protests, challenged the current government’s legitimacy and raised concerns over his safety and alleged plans to withhold leaders’ passports.

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‘Esprit de corps’: Donald Trump likely to attend rare gathering of military officials in Virginia; calls generals as ‘cherished leaders’

US President Trump might attend a rare gathering of US generals and admirals in Quantico, Virginia, described as an “esprit de corps” event. Originally organized by Secretary Pete Hegseth to discuss a “warrior ethos” and reshape the Pentagon, the meeting faces criticism as a costly political stunt potentially blurring military and political lines.

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Why tiny Moldova is so important to Russia and the EU

Moldova gains international attention following the Ukraine invasion. The nation prepares to celebrate its independence with key European leaders attending. Its history includes periods of Russian annexation and Soviet rule. Moldova navigates complex issues like the Transnistria conflict and Russian influence. The country also manages ethnic diversity and language dynamics.

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Who is Brilyn Hollyhand? The Auburn University student rising as conservative leader after Charlie Kirk’s death

Following the assassination of his mentor Charlie Kirk, 19-year-old Brilyn Hollyhand has become a central figure in the conservative youth movement. Despite increased security threats, he is now leading a nationwide campus tour to continue Kirk’s legacy. Hollyhand balances his Auburn University studies with national political responsibilities, representing a new generation of conservative leaders.

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