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Snap freeze explained: What a six-week shutdown means for 41 million Americans

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Snap freeze explained: What a six-week shutdown means for 41 million Americans

How a six-week shutdown froze SNAP for 41 million Americans—and what families are doing to eat in the meantime.

Why Trump’s Supreme Court tariffs brief may have backfired

WORLD

Why Trump’s Supreme Court tariffs brief may have backfired

A key filing quotes the president’s own boasts about tariffs, raising a legal risk his lawyers tried to avoid

‘No progress, no plan’: Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of 'irresponsible' stance as peace talks collapse in Istanbul

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‘No progress, no plan’: Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of 'irresponsible' stance as peace talks collapse in Istanbul

The third round of Pakistan-Afghanistan peace talks ended without progress as both sides traded blame over tackling cross-border terrorism, with Islamabad demanding a written pledge from Kabul against TTP attacks.

‘Big lie’: US and Israel accuse Iran of plot to kill Israeli envoy in Mexico; Tehran denies allegation

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‘Big lie’: US and Israel accuse Iran of plot to kill Israeli envoy in Mexico; Tehran denies allegation

The US and Israel have accused Iran’s Revolutionary Guards of planning to kill Israel’s envoy to Mexico, a claim Tehran dismissed as a “big lie,” while Mexican authorities said they had received no information on the alleged plot.

Trump slams New York Times over 'fake news' on China talks, says Xi agreed to soybean deals and tariff payments

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Trump slams New York Times over 'fake news' on China talks, says Xi agreed to soybean deals and tariff payments

Donald Trump blasted The New York Times for “spinning” his meeting with Xi Jinping, insisting the talks were a win for both the US and China.

Trump orders DOJ probe into meat packers over soaring beef prices

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Trump orders DOJ probe into meat packers over soaring beef prices

President Donald Trump has asked the Justice Department to investigate major meat-packing firms for alleged price fixing and collusion, accusing foreign-owned companies of driving up beef costs and threatening US food security.

Russia launches 'massive' attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure

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Russia launches 'massive' attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure

"Emergency power outages will be canceled after the situation in the energy system stabilises," Kyiv's energy minister said.

'Total disgrace': Trump says no US government official will attend G20 summit in South Africa

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'Total disgrace': Trump says no US government official will attend G20 summit in South Africa

Earlier in September, Trump had said that Vice President JD Vance would attend the G20 summit instead of him.

Dues pile up, Qatar’s Al-Thani Group decides to walk away from Pakistan’s China-backed CPEC project

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Dues pile up, Qatar’s Al-Thani Group decides to walk away from Pakistan’s China-backed CPEC project

The potential exit of the Al-Thani Group marks another setback for CPEC, which has already seen slowing progress and multiple project cancellations due to Pakistan’s inability to meet its financial obligations

Rajnath Singh rejects Pakistan’s claims on Afghan conflict: ‘We don’t interfere, but won’t spare those who provoke us’

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Rajnath Singh rejects Pakistan’s claims on Afghan conflict: ‘We don’t interfere, but won’t spare those who provoke us’

When asked about the long-standing dispute between Afghanistan and Pakistan over the Durand Line, Singh reiterated that the issue was a bilateral matter in which India would not interfere.

India warns citizens against joining Russian army, says offers 'fraught with danger to life'

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India warns citizens against joining Russian army, says offers 'fraught with danger to life'

Jaiswal revealed that at least 44 Indian nationals are currently serving in the Russian army, which continues to be engaged in its conflict in Ukraine.

Satellite images reveal China’s massive missile buildup since 2020: Why it concerns India, US and Taiwan?

WORLD

Satellite images reveal China’s massive missile buildup since 2020: Why it concerns India, US and Taiwan?

Experts believe this surge in missile production marks one of the most significant developments in global defence capabilities in recent years.

Missing for 19 days, Indian student’s body recovered from Russian dam: What we know so far

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Missing for 19 days, Indian student’s body recovered from Russian dam: What we know so far

After days of uncertainty, Russian authorities recovered Ajit’s body from a dam in Ufa on November 7, 19 days after he went missing.

'Clandestine and illegal': MEA hits out at Pakistan after Trump’s claim of resumed nuclear testing

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'Clandestine and illegal': MEA hits out at Pakistan after Trump’s claim of resumed nuclear testing

Trump’s latest remarks on Pakistan’s alleged nuclear testing have reignited concerns about global security and the potential return of a Cold War-style arms race.

Will Trump visit India in 2026? MEA's measured response on his 'PM Modi invited me' claim

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Will Trump visit India in 2026? MEA's measured response on his 'PM Modi invited me' claim

Trump's remarks followed his statement a day earlier, in which the US President suggested he could travel to India in 2026 and mentioned that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had invited him.

Tightening triangle against India: How Turkey’s Rs 95,000 crore Typhoon deal compares to New Delhi's Rafales | Explained

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Tightening triangle against India: How Turkey’s Rs 95,000 crore Typhoon deal compares to New Delhi's Rafales | Explained

India's focus areas include the indigenous fifth-generation fighter jet programme, next-generation missile systems, and layered air defence networks capable of countering threats from both Pakistan and China.

Bangladesh’s death penalty law for enforced disappearances: How it targets 'Aynaghar' and changes Hasina’s war crimes case

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Bangladesh’s death penalty law for enforced disappearances: How it targets 'Aynaghar' and changes Hasina’s war crimes case

The decision, announced Thursday, is being seen as both a legal milestone and a politically charged move amid questions over the credibility of the ongoing prosecutions.

Kazakhstan joins Abraham Accords: What drives Trump’s strategy and how Astana stands to gain | Explained

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Kazakhstan joins Abraham Accords: What drives Trump’s strategy and how Astana stands to gain | Explained

The addition of Kazakhstan fits neatly into Trump’s foreign policy narrative. The Abraham Accords were one of his key diplomatic successes during his first term.

How Trump’s science cuts are boosting China’s rise as a research superpower

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How Trump’s science cuts are boosting China’s rise as a research superpower

China is attracting a wave of US-trained scientists as Trump-era cuts, visa limits and political scrutiny reshape the global competition for talent.

Rats hunting bats? New videos reveal a surprising predator–prey shift 

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Rats hunting bats? New videos reveal a surprising predator–prey shift 

Cameras captured brown rats catching and eating bats at hibernation sites in Germany, prompting concerns about possible virus spill-over. This stands as a potential warning sign of how changing wildlife behaviour in human-dominated landscapes could increase zoonotic risk.

Scientists may have found the universe’s first stars

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Scientists may have found the universe’s first stars

Astronomers find a distant, metal-free halo where the earliest, brightest stars may have formed originally.

Indian creator says New York no longer feels safe, leaves US over racism

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Indian creator says New York no longer feels safe, leaves US over racism

An Indian content creator says she fled the United States after months of harassment and threats, citing a hostile climate she no longer felt equipped to face. Her story raises broader concerns about safety, racism and the immigrant experience in urban America.

Why we stopped sleeping twice a night

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Why we stopped sleeping twice a night

Artificial lighting and fixed workdays compressed our nights into one stretch. As cities brightened and clocks ruled, “first sleep” and “second sleep” faded from daily life.

Trump says talks with PM Modi 'going good', plans to visit India amid ongoing trade deal negotiations

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Trump says talks with PM Modi 'going good', plans to visit India amid ongoing trade deal negotiations

President Donald Trump on Friday said talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi "going good" and stated that he plans to visit India.

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