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Israel condemns Red Fort blast: 'Stand with India in its fight against terror'

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Israel condemns Red Fort blast: 'Stand with India in its fight against terror'

Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar has conveyed solidarity with India after the deadly Red Fort blast in New Delhi, offering condolences to the victims’ families and reaffirming Israel’s commitment to stand with India against terrorism.

Nikki Haley’s son Nalin says end H-1B visas, stop immigration: ‘Americans deserve jobs first’

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Nikki Haley’s son Nalin says end H-1B visas, stop immigration: ‘Americans deserve jobs first’

Nalin’s stance sharply contrasts with that of his mother, Nikki Haley, who has repeatedly defended legal and merit-based immigration as essential to the American story.

Malaysian PM denounces Delhi Red Fort blast, says 'deserves the strongest condemnation'

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Malaysian PM denounces Delhi Red Fort blast, says 'deserves the strongest condemnation'

The explosion occurred at around 6:52 pm near Lal Qila Metro Station Gate No. 1, when a Hyundai i20 car with a Haryana registration number suddenly exploded while idling in traffic.

Pakistan: 12 killed, over 20 injured in suicide bombing near Islamabad court

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Pakistan: 12 killed, over 20 injured in suicide bombing near Islamabad court

Pakistan blast news: A preliminary investigation suggests that the explosion was likely caused by a gas cylinder placed inside a parked vehicle.

Can America build a million drones in two years? The bottlenecks, explained

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Can America build a million drones in two years? The bottlenecks, explained

Two former teen racers raised $121 million and won an Army slot as Washington scrambles to mass-produce expendable drones.

How China’s green tech boom is reshaping global climate politics

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How China’s green tech boom is reshaping global climate politics

A wave of cheap solar panels, batteries and wind turbines is shifting influence toward emerging economies

The AI cold war that could reshape global power

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The AI cold war that could reshape global power

A supercharged race between the US and China is turning artificial intelligence into the defining contest of the decade

Why the BBC is facing its gravest crisis in decades

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Why the BBC is facing its gravest crisis in decades

A botched apology and two high-profile exits have exposed deeper tensions inside Britain’s public broadcaster.

The nuclear arms race is back: What’s driving it and why it matters

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The nuclear arms race is back: What’s driving it and why it matters

A post-cold war lull has given way to fresh build-ups, fraying treaties and new proliferation risks.

Sheikh Hasina condemns Delhi Red Fort blast, blames Pakistan-based terror networks for destabilising region

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Sheikh Hasina condemns Delhi Red Fort blast, blames Pakistan-based terror networks for destabilising region

Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, now residing in Delhi, denounced the Red Fort blast as an “unforgivable crime against humanity” and expressed full support for India’s efforts to combat terrorism in the region.

Pakistan issues NOTAM, puts air and naval forces on high alert after Delhi Red Fort blast: Report

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Pakistan issues NOTAM, puts air and naval forces on high alert after Delhi Red Fort blast: Report

Following the car explosion outside Delhi’s Red Fort that killed eight people, Pakistan has raised its security alert to the highest level, according to reports.

Red Fort blast: From US and UK to Canada, global condolences pour in after deadly Delhi explosion kills eight

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Red Fort blast: From US and UK to Canada, global condolences pour in after deadly Delhi explosion kills eight

The U.S., Canada, U.K., France, Egypt, Iran, and Bangladesh extended condolences and support after a powerful explosion near Delhi’s Red Fort killed eight people.

US strikes on suspected drug boats in Pacific kill six amid growing scrutiny

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US strikes on suspected drug boats in Pacific kill six amid growing scrutiny

The latest attacks bring the death toll to at least 76 as the Trump administration expands its controversial campaign against alleged narco-trafficking vessels in South American waters.

Who is David Szalay? The Canadian-Hungarian-British author who won the 2025 Booker Prize for his novel Flesh

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Who is David Szalay? The Canadian-Hungarian-British author who won the 2025 Booker Prize for his novel Flesh

Canadian-Hungarian-British author David Szalay has won the 2025 Booker Prize for Flesh, a spare yet powerful novel tracing a Hungarian man’s life through decades of silence, struggle, and self-discovery.

Trump praises ‘very good’ compromise to end longest US government shutdown

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Trump praises ‘very good’ compromise to end longest US government shutdown

US President Donald Trump on Monday praised a bipartisan deal to end the nation’s longest-ever government shutdown, saying he would “abide by the deal” and reopen the country “very quickly.”

Donald Trump signals tariff cuts in India trade talks, says ‘they will love us again’

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Donald Trump signals tariff cuts in India trade talks, says ‘they will love us again’

President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that they will "bring down the tariffs" imposed on New Delhi.

Protests erupt as Pakistan passes 27th Amendment empowering Asim Munir: Oppn tears up bill, PTI Senator resigns

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Protests erupt as Pakistan passes 27th Amendment empowering Asim Munir: Oppn tears up bill, PTI Senator resigns

The amendment, passed amid raucous protests, grants unprecedented powers and lifelong immunity to Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, effectively placing him above constitutional accountability.

Pakistan’s terror playbook expands East: How Hafiz Saeed is turning Bangladesh into ‘second front’ against India

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Pakistan’s terror playbook expands East: How Hafiz Saeed is turning Bangladesh into ‘second front’ against India

The reactivation of old networks, visits by Pakistani military leaders, and growing religious radicalism in Bangladesh suggest that Islamabad is once again trying to build a “second front” against India, with Dhaka’s silence only deepening suspicions in New Delhi.

BBC faces crisis over Trump documentary edit; chair admits ‘error of judgement’ after top executives resign

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BBC faces crisis over Trump documentary edit; chair admits ‘error of judgement’ after top executives resign

The fallout from the Panorama controversy led to two high-profile resignations over the weekend. Both Tim Davie and Deborah Turness stepped down from their roles.

Syria foils two Islamic State plots to assassinate President Sharaa ahead of US visit: Report

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Syria foils two Islamic State plots to assassinate President Sharaa ahead of US visit: Report

President al-Sharaa is scheduled to visit Washington next week for a meeting with US President Donald Trump, marking the first time a Syrian head of state will officially visit the White House.

Bidens, Clintons, Soroses ‘aided Yunus’ to oust Sheikh Hasina, claims ex-Bangladesh minister

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Bidens, Clintons, Soroses ‘aided Yunus’ to oust Sheikh Hasina, claims ex-Bangladesh minister

Hasina herself has claimed that Yunus “sold the nation to the US” and cited pressure to hand over strategic territory such as St Martin’s Island to the United States as part of the plot.

TTP seizes ground in Bannu, other areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as Pakistan’s control crumbles

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TTP seizes ground in Bannu, other areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as Pakistan’s control crumbles

Analysts told CNN-News18 that since the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan in 2021, the TTP has steadily rebuilt its networks, exploiting weak governance and security vacuums.

US shutdown nears end after 40 days: What the deal means for Trump, what it covers and what could still go wrong

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US shutdown nears end after 40 days: What the deal means for Trump, what it covers and what could still go wrong

US government shutdown: The proposed deal does not guarantee the extension of ACA subsidies, a key Democratic demand since the shutdown began.

Pakistani warship docks in Chittagong after 54 years: Why India must watch Bay of Bengal closely | Explained

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Pakistani warship docks in Chittagong after 54 years: Why India must watch Bay of Bengal closely | Explained

For Islamabad, the visit of PNS Saif and the broader outreach form part of a strategy to gain new relevance in South Asia’s maritime sphere.

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