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| + | * Nepali mountain guide Kami Rita Sherpa broken his own world record for the most summits of Mount Everest, after scaling the world's tallest peak for the 32nd time. <small>([[Nepal#May_17|more]])</small> [[File:Nepal.gif]] | ||
* Archaeologists in Thailand have discovered a new type of giant long-necked dinosaur, named Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis, the largest dinosaur ever to roam Southeast Asia. <small>([[Thailand#May_14|more]])</small> [[File:Thailand.gif]] | * Archaeologists in Thailand have discovered a new type of giant long-necked dinosaur, named Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis, the largest dinosaur ever to roam Southeast Asia. <small>([[Thailand#May_14|more]])</small> [[File:Thailand.gif]] | ||
* Saudi researcher Dr. Majed Alawad at King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology received the Distinguished Innovator Award from the Global Innovation Institute. <small>([[Saudi_Arabia#May_17|more]])</small> [[File:Saudi_Arabia.gif]] | * Saudi researcher Dr. Majed Alawad at King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology received the Distinguished Innovator Award from the Global Innovation Institute. <small>([[Saudi_Arabia#May_17|more]])</small> [[File:Saudi_Arabia.gif]] | ||
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* Pakistan cricket captain Fatima Sana scored 50 off 15 balls and broke the world record for fastest 50 in women’s T20 in a match-winning innings against Zimbabwe. <small>([[Pakistan#May_16|more]])</small> [[File:Pakistan.gif]] | * Pakistan cricket captain Fatima Sana scored 50 off 15 balls and broke the world record for fastest 50 in women’s T20 in a match-winning innings against Zimbabwe. <small>([[Pakistan#May_16|more]])</small> [[File:Pakistan.gif]] | ||
* Palestinian sisters Tala Mousa and Farah Mousa were named the Middle East Winners in The Earth Prize 2026, the world’s largest environmental competition. <small>([[State_of_Palestine#May_13|more]])</small> [[File:Palestine.gif]] | * Palestinian sisters Tala Mousa and Farah Mousa were named the Middle East Winners in The Earth Prize 2026, the world’s largest environmental competition. <small>([[State_of_Palestine#May_13|more]])</small> [[File:Palestine.gif]] | ||
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