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'Will respond at the right time': Taliban vows retaliation after Pak airstrikes kill 10 in Afghanistan
This is not the first time Afghanistan has accused Pakistan of violating its airspace. Just over a month ago, Afghan officials alleged that Pakistan carried out drone strikes in Kabul.
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‘Never recognised Arunachal’: China responds to Indian woman's 18-hour Shanghai ordeal
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning reiterated Beijing’s long-standing position on Arunachal Pradesh, which China refers to as Zangnan or South Tibet.
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Hammer missiles to be manufactured in India with French partnership: How it boosts Make in India | Explained
By bringing Hammer manufacturing to Indian soil, the country has taken a clear step towards becoming a major defence manufacturing hub.
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Dubai-based kingpin linked to Rs 2,500 crore cocaine haul under under probe agency's radar: Report
Before moving into global narcotics trafficking, Thakur began as a small ‘hawala’ operator in Delhi’s Kucha Mahajani market.
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'Muslim Brotherhood' under terror tag lens: How it operates and why Trump is targeting it again?
Trump on November 24 signed an executive order to begin the process of labelling certain chapters of the Brotherhood as foreign terrorist organisations and specially designated global terrorists.
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Ethiopia’s silent volcano erupts after 12,000 years: What are dormant volcanoes and why the world should worry
While volcanoes play an important role in shaping landscapes and enriching soil, their destructive power far outweighs their scenic appeal when they awaken without warning.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. allegedly sent explicit poem to journalist Olivia Nuzzi during digital affair
Ex-fiancé Ryan Lizza claims Kennedy Jr. sent sexually graphic messages to Olivia Nuzzi, revealed as she prepares to release her memoir American Canto.
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Flags desecrated, ‘Kill India’ slogans raised: Khalistan referendum held as Modi-Carney meet. Why the timing alarms India?
For New Delhi, the event reinforces a long-standing concern that extremist separatist elements are operating freely on Canadian soil under the garb of free expression.
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Pakistan’s 27th Amendment puts European market access at risk: Why EU must reassess GSP+
By elevating the armed forces to a constitutionally dominant position and limiting judicial independence, Pakistan has signalled that civilian supremacy is no longer central to its governance model.
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Who is Adolf Hitler Uunona? Namibian politician named after infamous dictator eyes another election win
Namibian politician Adolf Hitler Uunona is poised to win a second term in Ompundja, clarifying he has no ties to Nazi ideology.
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‘Felt like a bomb’: Eyewitness recalls Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano eruption
Ethiopia’s Hayli Gubbi volcano erupted for the first time in nearly 12,000 years, sending ash plumes across the Red Sea toward Yemen, Oman, and India, while threatening livestock and aviation.
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Trump orders review to label Muslim Brotherhood chapters as terrorist organisations
US President Donald Trump has ordered a review to consider designating certain Middle Eastern chapters of the Muslim Brotherhood as foreign terrorist organisations, citing their involvement in violence and destabilisation campaigns. The move targets branches in Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon.
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Ethiopia volcano eruption live updates: Aviation Ministry allays concerns over volcanic ash cloud
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Indian flag disrespected, violent ‘kill’ chants erupt at illegal ‘Khalistan referendum’ in Ottawa
The banned SFJ’s event in Ottawa sparked outrage after ‘kill’ chants and the desecration of the Indian flag were caught on camera.
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Netanyahu postpones India visit again over New Delhi terror attack 'security concerns'
Netanyahu postpones India visit for the third time this year, citing heightened security concerns after New Delhi terror attack.
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Erika Kirk jokes she’d get ‘less hate’ for grabbing JD Vance’s a** than for that hug
Erika Kirk defended her emotional hug with VP J.D. Vance, joking she’d get “less hate” if she’d grabbed his a**.
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Teen shot by Spanish police after stabbing spree injures three and he shouts ‘Allahu Akbar’
Police in Madrid shot and tasered an 18-year-old suspected extremist after he allegedly stabbed three people and charged at officers during a tense stand-off in Puente de Vallecas.
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US set to overhaul OPT programme: What it means for Indian students and their job prospects?
This signals a stronger focus on enforcement and tighter controls, with the aim of making sure OPT serves its original purpose rather than becoming a backdoor work visa route.
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'Arunachal indisputably Indian territory': The Shanghai airport incident that sparked India-China diplomatic row | Explained
Speaking to news outlets, Prema described how Indian consular staff intervened to secure her release after she was held for nearly 18 hours.
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Zero tariffs, wider trade routes: What Afghanistan wants from its growing trade push with India
Azizi underlined the long-standing relationship between the two nations and said his visit was aimed at expanding cooperation across trade, investment and political engagement.
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Taiwan is part of post-war order, Xi Jinping tells Trump during key phone call
Chinese leader Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump discussed bilateral cooperation and the issue of Taiwan in a phone call on Monday.
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'Something good may be happening': Trump signals optimism on Ukraine peace talks as revised US plan takes shape
Last week, Washington presented Kyiv and its European partners with a 28-point peace proposal, a move that reportedly caught many off guard.
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Meta quietly shut down ‘Project Mercury’: Why the company shelved a study showing quitting Facebook reduced anxiety
The study, known internally as Project Mercury, began in late 2019 and was aimed at understanding how Facebook and Instagram affected users’ emotional wellbeing.
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IMF sounds alarm on Pakistan’s systemic corruption: Why bailouts continue despite growing security risks for India
Beyond governance, India has repeatedly warned that IMF funds indirectly enable Pakistan’s security establishment, which continues to patronise terror groups targeting Indian territory.
