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LPG Tanker With 28 Indian Crew Members Attacked In Iranian Waters, All Safe
The Indian Embassy in Tehran has been in close contact with the relevant authorities and has confirmed that all Indian crew members are safe.
Trump Says EU To Pay "Very Big Price" For Google Fine, Threatens Tariffs
In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump said the bloc "will pay a very big price for this illegal and highly unethical conduct, which I have consistently warned them about" and said a "substantial tariff" would be imposed "at the earliest possible moment".
Iran Claims It Attacked Amazon Data Centre In Bahrain
Tehran maintains that any facility or base in the Middle East that the US military uses for strikes on Iran is considered a legitimate target for retaliatory attacks.
Trump Returns To White House Press Dinner 3 Months After Attack Halted Gala
The black-tie gathering of journalists, politicians and administration officials was called off on April 25 after a man tried to force his way through a security checkpoint and fired a shotgun outside the ballroom where Trump and members of his cabinet were taking their seats.
EU Accuses TikTok Of Exposing Children To Risks Online
The EU said minors' accounts should only be visible to those they have given permission to. Children aged 13 and over can use TikTok.
"My Partner Is Half-Indian": Elon Musk Pushes Back On Racism Allegations
Musk's partner, Shivon Zilis, is half-Indian and grew up in Canada. The middle name of one of his sons with Zilis is Sekhar, named after Indian-American physicist and Nobel laureate Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar.
Nearly 40,000 People Evacuated Amid Wildfire In Southwest France: Minister
Hundreds of firefighters have, for the past few days, been fighting the flames dozens of kilometres west of Bordeaux.
15, Including 12 Soldiers, Killed In Suicide Bombing In Pakistan
"Fifteen brave sons of soil including twelve military, two policemen and a government official ex forest department rendered the ultimate sacrifice and embraced Shahadat (martyrdom)," the army said in a statement.
Opinion: Opinion | The Great Pickaxe Challenge: Can Trump Really Destroy Iran's Most Guarded Nuclear Fortress?
If Fordow could not be destroyed, the facility at Pickaxe is deeper, more concealed, and with added layers of concrete.
At Least 17 Killed As Russia, Ukraine Exchange Deadly Long-Range Strikes
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said a Russian missile strike outside the Ukrainian capital killed six people, with a rescue operation ongoing.
Iran Military Claims Drone Strikes On US Bases In Kuwait, Jordan, Bahrain
Tehran argues that any facility or base in the Middle East that the US military uses for strikes on Iran is considered a legitimate target for retaliation.
Spain Declares National Emergency Over Wildfires Amid Europe Heatwave
French authorities ordered the total evacuation of nealy 40,00 people in the Cap Ferret peninsula, while more than 10,000 people were evacuated from the west of Madrid, Spain.
Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin Resigns Citing Health Issues
Shahabuddin, 76, has held the largely ceremonial post of president since April 2023, and is a former ally of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
50,000 Flee As Wildfires Ravage France, Spain
In Spain, the government declared a state of emergency in the Madrid region, where more than 10,000 people have been evacuated in recent days.
Opinion: Opinion | 11 Years Later, Houthis Have Returned To Finish Unfinished Business With Pakistan
Pakistan has been here before, and the last time, it barely escaped.
Alcohol, Cannabis, Xanax: Saudi Prince Died At London Hotel After Taking Cocktail Of Drugs
A cleaner found the Saudi royal lying on the bathroom floor of his locked fifth-floor room, fully clothed. Paramedics were rushed but were unable to resuscitate him.
AI 'Kill Switch' Bill Floated by US House Lawmakers
The lawmakers announced the legislation days after OpenAI said its AI agent went rogue
Philippines Accuses China Of Water Cannon Use As Clashes Continue For 2nd Day
"The PCG strongly condemns the dangerous and unprofessional actions of the China Coast Guard," saysspokesperson Jay Tarriela.
Diet Coke Prices Jump Over 10% In India As Iran War Hits Supply Chain
Coke's hike is an example of how the Middle East conflict is still forcing global companies to alter their supply chains and increase prices in their consumer markets.
Pak's Asim Munir Used A Private Oil Deal In Iran To Shield Saudi: Report
Asim Munir mediated the Saudi-Iran deal by dangling the continued operation of a joint oil transport venture with the IRGC Chief, which has been quietly transporting oil from Iran to Pakistan since late last year.
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Trump’s Israel condition on Saudi nuclear deal
Trump’s Israel condition on Saudi nuclear deal
Huge crater after back-to-back Israeli strikes on Gaza refugee camp
Huge crater after back-to-back Israeli strikes on Gaza refugee camp.
Israel raids hospital, shuts off Nablus following deadly settler attack
Israel has arrested wounded Palestinians in a hospital as it shuts off Nablus following Friday’s deadly settler attack
Romanian jet fighter shoots down suspected Russian drone
The incident adds to concern that Moscow’s war on Ukraine risks spilling over to entangle neighbouring NATO states.
US records 2,318 measles cases, already surpassing 2025 total
Scientists warn that falling vaccination rates leave vulnerable groups such as young children more exposed to disease.
Life without refrigerators: Gaza residents fight heat and food spoilage
Gaza families endure scorching summers without refrigerators, struggling to preserve food, medicine and basics.
‘Extremely disappointing’: US trade partners respond to Trump’s new tariffs
Countries question Trump administration's latest round of tariffs, which relate to forced labour claims.
Yemen’s valleys and farms are full of dangerous plastic waste
Yemen's eastern Wadi Dawan valley is picturesque, but on closer inspection the scourge of plastic waste is clear to see.
LeBron James is heading to the Philadelphia 76ers from Los Angeles Lakers
James's move comes after saying he was 'done' after his 23rd NBA season and it was his last with Los Angeles Lakers.
Congress Party holds ‘funeral’ for India PM Modi and cabinet ministers
Congress Party holds ‘funeral’ for India PM Modi and cabinet ministers.
LIVE: Israeli settlers attack West Bank’s Nablus, shooting leaves six dead
Four Palestinians and two Israelis killed after about 20 settlers raid the village of Tal in occupied West Bank.
Netanyahu to meet Trump at White House next week amid Iran war escalation
Visit will be Netanyahu's seventh to White House, underscoring US commitment during war with Iran, genocide in Gaza.
Israel builds Gaza barrier as politicians push for settlements
Recent satellite images reveal the construction of a huge earthen barrier dividing Gaza as Israelis discuss settlements.
‘I lost my home twice’: Sudanese mothers caught between two wars
Sudanese mothers who fled one war now face another, struggling to rebuild their lives after displacement in Lebanon.
Senegal gets CAS date for appeal to regain AFCON from Morocco
Senegal given October date by CAS for appeal to regain AFCON title won in chaotic final against Morocco in January.
World Cup hero Rodri to undergo back surgery before Man City’s new season
Spain and Man City midfielder Rodri will need surgery and rest before returning to the club, new coach Maresca said.
What to know about the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, take two
Perennially controversial dinner is back, with Trump set to attend, after a gunman derailed the proceedings in April.
Indian student protests: What’s next after Modi’s promise on exam leaks?
Leaders of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) insist on the removal of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.
Five killed in occupied West Bank after Israeli settlers attack
Four Palestinians and one Israeli were killed in a shooting in the occupied West Bank village of Tal
US summons Malaysia envoy over Israel policy
Malaysia does not have any diplomatic ties with Israel and has long maintained its support for the Palestinian cause.
Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin resigns
Shahabuddin, 76, cited health reasons for leaving two years before his five-year term was meant to expire.
Spain declares national emergency over wildfires
At least 10,000 people have been evacuated following wildfires in the central region of Madrid.
Spain’s De la Fuente slams Argentina’s World Cup conduct as ‘unacceptable’
While Argentina faced criticism through World Cup 2026, post-final altercations are now being investigated.
At least 21 killed as Ukraine and Russia continue to trade attacks
Strikes target Ukrainian defence industry event, Russia’s Kirov and more Wildberries warehouses.
Australia World Cup star Volpato faces speeding, cocaine charges
Cristian Volpato, who switched from Italy to Australia before World Cup 2026, failed a roadside drug test in Sydney.