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2 Countries, 2 Days, 2 Ministers, 2 Resignations, But Different Reasons
Even though the reasons for the resignations were different, both ministers stepped down because they were held responsible for problems in the departments they led.
Nepal Seeks India's Nod To Allow National ID Card For Cross-Border Travel
Under current rules, Nepali nationals travelling to India, especially by air, must produce either a valid passport or an original citizenship certificate.
Woman Who Once Feared Sharks Sets Guinness Record With 106 Sea Predator Tattoos
Emily said she has always been fascinated by sharks and by how little information people know about them.
'Bid To Politically Exploit Situation': Brazil Denies Visas To Trump's Officials Ahead Of Polls
The officials said the US plan represented an attempt to shape Brazil's October presidential election.
"Didn't Approve This": Katy Perry Slams White House For Using Her Song 'Firework' In Iran War Post
The video posted on the White House TikTok account shows footage of military attacks with the caption "Iran has been warned" backed by Katy Perry's song.
Houthis Attack Saudi Oil Site, US Holds Back Strike On Iran For 1st Time In 2 Weeks
There were also no reports on Saturday of attacks from Iran on neighboring countries, like those that have been taking place daily in response to the US attacks.
1 Killed, 17 Injured As Vehicle Rams Crowd At Berlin Pride Festival
The vehicle struck multiple people after charging into Berlin's central Tiergarten park close to the Brandenburg Gate.
Two Dead After Plane Crashes Onto German House's Roof
The light aircraft came down in a residential area of Ganderkesee, near Oldenburg, striking the pitched roof of a house head-on.
Spain Races To "Save Lives" As Wildfires Force 70,000 To Flee Homes
The fires in the parched countryside have forced 70,000 people to flee their homes, the government said, in what officials have called the region's worst fire on record.
At Least 15 Killed As Russia, Ukraine Continue To Exchange Fire
The exchange comes as Ukraine's successful drone attacks have stalled the Russian army's advances in an expanded campaign by Kyiv inside Russia that has been hitting high-profile targets.
Ukraine Hits Siberian Oil Refinery As Kazakh President Urges Putin To End War
In occupied Ukraine, Russian-installed authorities said a Ukrainian strike had killed 12 people at a seaside "tourist camp", as well as one more in a Moscow-held town and two in Russian border villages.
Bus Collision In Syria Kills 35 And Injures Dozens
News agency SANA, quoting a health ministry official, also said 30 others were injured in the "collision between two passenger buses on the Damascus-Deir Ezzor road".
Iran Threat Forced Trump To Change Planes In Turkey During NATO Summit: Report
The threat from Iranian proxy forces surfaced while Trump was attending the NATO summit in Ankara. He had arrived aboard the new Qatari-donated Boeing 747-8 but was later advised by the Secret Service to leave on the older Air Force One instead.
Mojtaba "More Interested" In Developing Nuclear Weapons Than His Father: Report
Mojtaba Khamenei has not publicly supported nuclear weapons, but US officials think that he and Iran’s new hard-line leadership may want to develop them.
Chinese-Origin Canadian NATO Intern Arrested For Spying
The intern worked at the US-led defence alliance's Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE) in Mons.
UK Cabinet Reshuffle: Three Indian-Origin Labour MPs Secure Front-Bench Posts
Kanishka Narayan has been inducted into the Cabinet as the Minister for AI, while Satvir Kaur and Harpreet Uppal have been appointed to key government roles.
OpenAI's AI Agent Spent Days Hacking A Company, But It Did Not Notice For A Week: Report
An OpenAI agent broke into tech firm Hugging Face and went on a dayslong hacking spree.
'Don't Think They'd Disappoint Me': Trump Warns Putin, Xi Against Arms Sale To Iran
Trump's comment on Truth Social comes amid reports that Washington is investigating whether Moscow and Beijing are giving Iran targeting information, following a series of strikes on US bases.
First US City Could Run Out Of Water, A Warning For The World
A coastal city in Texas with more than 300,000 residents is facing a severe water shortage and could become the first modern US city to run out of water.
Punjab Woman Found Dead At Canada Home, Indian Partner Arrested For Murder
The victim has been identified as Damanpreet Kaur, a native of Samrala in Punjab's Ludhiana district.
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House of Hope: New film follows a Waldorf-inspired school in the West Bank
Documentary follows children under occupation and the couple who run a holistic primary school as Israel's war persists.
Typhoon Noul makes landfall in China, with hundreds of thousands evacuated
Noul hit southern Guangdong province and neighbouring Hong Kong, bringing strong winds and heavy rain to the region.
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At least 14 people have died as wildfires continue to devastate Spain. Two blazes merged into one massive fire.
New front in US-Iran war escalates as Houthis fire at Saudi oil facilities
Conflict also spreads to Caspian Sea as Tehran accuses Ukraine of a deadly attack on an Iranian vessel.
US military disables tanker accused of breaking the Iran blockade
The US military has released footage it says shows forces boarding one tanker.
Tunisians mark fifth year of emergency rule with calls for Saied to go
Thousands rally in Tunis calling for 'fall of the regime' five years since President Kais Saied suspended parliament.
Tehran summons Ukrainian diplomat after Kyiv bombs an Iranian ship
Iran has condemned a Ukrainian attack on one of its commercial vessels.
Can Zimbabwe’s mineral ambitions benefit smaller producers?
Zimbabwe wants to process more minerals at home, but smaller miners fear being left behind.
French wildfires trigger mass evacuations around Bordeaux
Around 200,000 people have been evacuated around Bordeaux as wildfires tear through southwestern France.
Flavio Bolsonaro launches Brazil presidential bid with Milei support
Flavio Bolsonaro, son of disgraced former Brazilian President Jair, has launched his bid to unseat President Lula.
Israel arrests nine at Tel Aviv protest against West Bank settler violence
Protest group says at least 200 demonstrated in Israeli capital a day after major escalation of West Bank violence.
Yemen’s Houthis target Saudi oil facilities along the Red Sea
Yemen's Houthis say they have targeted oil facilities in Saudi Arabia owned by Aramco.
Bolsonaro’s son begins Brazil presidential bid with Netanyahu, Milei kudos
Right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro attracts foreign support, but struggles in polls ahead of matchup with Lula.
Iran war live: Tehran slams Ukraine attack; West Bank unrest continues
Tehran says the Ukranian attack killed at least one sailor and wounded another.
What’s behind the Israeli crackdown in the occupied West Bank?
Israeli forces intensify West Bank raids as settlers escalate attacks and settlement expansion accelerates.
Iran accuses Ukraine of deadly attack on Caspian commercial vessel
Iran accuses Ukraine of attacking a Caspian vessel, killing one sailor and injuring another, calling it a criminal act.
Fire tears through Indonesian village in West Java
A fire has torn through a traditional village in the Sukabumi Regency of Indonesia's West Java province.
One dead, 16 injured as car slams into crowd at Berlin LGBTQ event
German police say a white car drove into Tiergarten Park, near the route of a Pride march, hitting several people.
Israeli forces target Gaza’s Al-Aqsa hospital
At least one person was killed and several injured when Israeli drones hit a group of Palestinians near Al-Aqsa hospital
What’s next for Venezuela’s path to recovery from devastating earthquakes?
The cost of reconstruction is expected to run into the tens of billions, even as the country faces numerous obstacles.
Israeli forces tear gas journalists reporting Nablus shootout
Israeli troops fired tear gas at Palestinians and journalists in Tal a day after a deadly shootout
How India’s ‘Cockroach’ protesters shook the Modi government
India’s Education Minister has resigned after 36 days of continuous protests by Cockroach Janta Party-led people.
Head of police in northern Gaza killed in Israeli strike
Gaza’s Interior Ministry says Israel is targeting police personnel with the aim of 'spreading chaos' in the Gaza Strip.
At least 35 killed after two buses collide in eastern Syria
At least 35 killed after two buses collide in eastern Syria
Ebola deaths in DRC surge past 1,300 as virus ‘spreading like a wildfire’
Outbreak is spreading at the fastest rate ever recorded as confirmed cases in DRC surpass 3,000.