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International

What do we know about birth complications that "never go away"?

The story reviews the experiences of women suffering from physical and psychological complications that persist for years, or even decades, after childbirth, from chronic pain, urinary and fecal incontinence, to serious intestinal problems, and highlights the difficulty for many women in obtaining diagnosis and treatment, in light of weak medical follow-up and lack of interest in maternal health after childbirth.

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026

Military

What we know as pressure builds on embattled Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang

The billionaire tech executive's future is in question after reports of a second extramarital affair.

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026

International

Trilateral peace talks in Ukraine have ended, with no breakthrough

High-level talks between Ukraine, Russia and the United States aimed at ending the war in Ukraine concluded two days in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on the 11th. Although the United States said it had seen "several opportunities," there were no signs of a breakthrough toward ending the nearly five-year war that began in the wake of the Russian invasion.

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026

International

Spain's first general strike in 14 years, amid housing crisis, clashes with police in Barcelona

On the 11th, Spain held its first general strike in 14 years, called by major labor unions due to housing shortages and rising living costs. Approximately 120,000 people took part in the demonstration in the capital Madrid. In Barcelona, more than 50,000 people took part, and there were clashes between masked groups and police.

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026

International

Full cream milk is costlier by Rs 4 and toned milk by Rs 2, why do the prices increase again and again?

Milk prices have increased once again. The price of full cream milk has directly increased by Rs 4. After all, why are milk prices increasing again and again? How much impact will this have on the pockets of common people?

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026

International

Why the legendary SS United States, once the fastest ocean liner in the world, was sunk off the coast of Florida

Activists fought unsuccessfully for the historic ocean liner, which crossed the Atlantic Ocean hundreds of times, to be preserved and turned into a museum.

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026

International

Famed ship SS United States deliberately sunk off Florida coast to become a reef

Activists wanted the historic liner to be turned into a museum, but it will instead become the world's largest artificial ocean reef.

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026

International

Spain's general strike due to housing shortage and high cost of living... Protesters and police clash in Barcelona

Tens of thousands of people participated in the strike, which was led by major unions angry about the housing shortage and high cost of living.

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026

International

Foreign prescription obesity treatment drugs allowed to be brought in... Will the 'Maunjaro Expedition' be okay?

As Korea allows personal carry-on of obesity medication prescribed from overseas, safety concerns are raised that the medication may be administered without ongoing supervision by medical staff.

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026

International

Spanish general strike: Tens of thousands of people participate, police-citizen clashes break out in Barcelona

Tens of thousands of people took part in the industrial action launched by Spain's main trade unions to protest against housing problems and rising living costs.

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026

International

U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth and his aides are reprimanded by guards for silence at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

US Secretary of Defense Hegseth and his companions visited Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia on the 11th when they were reprimanded by guards to remain quiet at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. It was just after a wreath-laying ceremony commemorating Veterans Day.

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026

International

Pakistan: Encounter between security forces and extremists over illegal gold mining, 28 including 10 policemen killed, what is the matter?

In the northern areas of Pakistan, it is common to see people sifting sand and extracting gold along the Indus River. The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has banned gold exploration and mining without permission on the banks of the Indus and Kabul rivers.

BBC NewsNov 12, 2026