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Carmenza Valencia Trujillo, a 53-year-old mother of two from Colombia, was found dead in a south London estate on March 17, prompting a murder investigation after a 40-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of her murder. Her son described her as the "life and soul" of their family, emphasizing her selfless nature and the heartbreak of her untimely death, especially as she had recently become a grandmother. Want More Context? 🔎

Jessica Frenette, the owner of Bird's Hill Farms in Woodstock, is eager for provinces to eliminate interprovincial trade barriers, which would facilitate the export of her specialty Wagyu beef to foodies and chefs across the Maritimes. Currently, trade restrictions hinder her ability to ship outside her province, limiting market access for her products. Want More Context? 🔎

The getaway quad bike used by Tom Phillips before his death was found loaded with farm animal feed and various items, some valued at up to $379. Phillips and his three children, who had been living in hiding for over three years in the Waikato backcountry, faced a dramatic confrontation with police involving spike strips. Want More Context? 🔎

Three soldiers killed in Siachen avalancheThree army personnel, including two Agniveers, died when an avalanche struck the Siachen base camp in Ladakh, located at 12,000 feet, on Sunday. A swift rescue operation recovered their bodies, highlighting the extreme conditions and risks faced by troops in this high-altitude region. Want More Context? 🔎

The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, criticized the international community for failing to protect the Palestinian people in Gaza, urging states to prevent genocide and comply with ICJ orders. He condemned Israel’s actions, labeling Gaza a "graveyard," and called for an end to the flow of weapons to Israel, emphasizing the need for immediate humanitarian access and accountability for ongoing atrocities. Want More Context? 🔎

Tunisia joins Morocco as the second African nation to directly qualify for next year’s World Cup in North America.Published On 9 Sep 20259 Sep 2025Tunisia secured their spot in the FIFA World Cup 2026 by defeating Equatorial Guinea 1-0, thanks to a last-minute goal from Mohamed Ali Ben Romdhane. With 22 points from eight matches, Tunisia becomes the second African team to qualify, following Morocco, and aims to improve their World Cup record of three...