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Brazilian Prez Lula and US Prez Trump discuss trade, sanctions in phone call
Trump last month removed the 40 per cent tariffs on several Brazilian food products, which also included cocoa and fruits, that he had announced in July to punish Brazil over the prosecution of Bolsonaro, a Trump ally.
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Trump declares all Biden autopen-signed documents void
This has come just days after he had made a similar post on Truth Social.
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Independent committee to be set up to probe cause of deadly Hong Kong fire
The initial investigation has focused on why the fire expanded so rapidly, overwhelming firefighting efforts.
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'I didn't stick around': Hegseth says he didn't 'personally see survivors' after strike on boat
The remarks come as the Pentagon and the White House face intense scrutiny over the alleged follow-up strike on the already destroyed vessel.
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13-year-old boy executes man who killed his family before massive crowd in Afghanistan's Khost
What drew particular attention was that the fatal shots were fired by a 13-year-old boy, the only surviving member of the victims family.
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Concerns on energy levels resurface as Trump appears to be struggling to stay alert during cabinet meeting, video goes viral
The incident comes shortly after a New York Times report suggested a marked decline in Trump’s pace and activity compared to his first term.
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Putin hosts US envoy Witkoff and Jared Kushner, blames Europe for Ukraine peace deadlock
Putin hosts U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, accuses Europe of blocking Ukraine peace efforts.
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Trump official Kristi Noem seeks travel ban on countries sending 'killers, leeches and entitlement junkies' to US
Both President Trump and the Department of Homeland Security later shared Noem’s post, signaling strong internal support for the proposal.
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Putin to discuss boosting Indian imports in upcoming meeting with PM Modi
Putin says expanding Indian imports will be a key agenda during his New Delhi visit, while accusing Europe of abandoning diplomacy in the Ukraine conflict.
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'If Europe wants war, Russia is ready': Putin slams European peace terms as ‘absolutely unacceptable’
Putin said Russia does not want war with Europe but is fully prepared to fight, rejecting European peace terms and threatening to block Ukraine’s access to the sea.
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Imran Khan blames Munir for 'mental torture' in Adiala Jail: How his tribal ancestry could ignite unrest in Pakistan
Imran Khan remains jailed on corruption cases that his party calls politically motivated. His family says he was alert but visibly angry about the conditions in which he is being held.
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Khaleda Zia on ventilator with special security; UK team rushed, son thanks PM Modi for support
Former Bangladesh PM Begum Khaleda Zia remains in critical condition on ventilator support with special security deployed, as a UK medical team arrives and her son Tarique Rahman thanks PM Modi for support.
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'Confined in cage, treated worse than animals': Imran Khan alleges brutality in jail, labels Asim Munir 'mentally unstable'
Imran Khan intensified his criticism of Pakistan army chief Asim Munir, accusing him of using the state machinery for personal political revenge.
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Imran Khan meets sister Uzma in Adiala Jail, blames Asim Munir for mental torture and isolation in prison
Uzma Khanum's visit took place as PTI supporters continue to protest and demand information about Imran Khan’s condition and whereabouts.
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From S-400 to S-500: Why India wants a more advanced air defence shield from Russia after Operation Sindoor success
As the security environment becomes more complex, with newer and faster threats emerging from both Pakistan and China, India is now evaluating whether the S-500 can offer the next layer of protection.
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US visa relief for Indians as F-1 and B-1/B-2 interview wait times drop sharply in Delhi and Chennai
Shorter wait times for US visas are offering relief to Indian applicants, with major improvements seen in New Delhi and Chennai across key travel and student categories.
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What Vladimir Putin likes to eat: Inside the Russian President’s food preferences ahead of his India visit
As Putin arrives in India for an important diplomatic visit, most attention will be on the discussions and agreements that shape global politics. Yet his food habits offer a small window into his daily life.
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S-400 deliveries, Su-57 fighter jets, crude oil flows: What to expect as Putin meets PM Modi in India this week | Explained
India and Russia will use the summit to review their long-standing partnership and to discuss defence cooperation, energy trade and future strategic alignment.
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Imran Khan's sister Uzma Khanum granted permission to meet him in Adiala Jail
Uzma Khanum, sister of former PM Imran Khan, has been allowed to meet him in Adiala Jail amid PTI protests and a strict gag order.
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Why Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has become Asim Munir’s biggest headache amid rumours of Imran Khan’s death | Explained
The Shehbaz Sharif government is considering imposing Governor’s Rule in PTI-controlled Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as protests and militancy surge following rumours about Imran Khan’s death.
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Pakistan’s power corridors in turmoil: Shehbaz’s sudden Lahore detour signals standoff with Munir as Sharifs demand ‘trusted men’ in key posts
Amid this internal conflict, the Sharifs face a difficult balancing act. Giving too much authority to the CDF framework could provoke a backlash from the military.
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Pakistan: Govt official, 2 cops among 5 killed in TTP ambush in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Five people, including a senior official, were killed in a TTP attack on a government convoy in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Bannu district amid a spike in militant assaults.
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When the world gets poorer, his playbook says get richer: What the 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' author is urging now
With global economies wobbling and inflation biting, Robert Kiyosaki contends, the tougher things get, the greater the bold opportunities may be. He insists there are still paths to wealth-if you rethink money and invest strategically now.
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Maduro’s shrinking circle as Latin America moves away from Venezuela
A wave of regional election losses has left Nicolás Maduro more isolated just as US pressure intensifies in the Caribbean.
