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‘Sanctions only complicate’: China hits back at Trump’s push for Nato to punish Russian oil buyers
China rejects Donald Trump’s call for Nato oil tariffs on Russia buyers, warns war and sanctions won’t solve problems as tensions rise over Ukraine.
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Over one lakh join anti-immigration rally in London; Elon Musk calls for UK parliament’s ‘dissolution’
Addressing the far-right rally via video link, Musk warned of unrest while violent clashes left dozens of officers injured during one of the capital’s largest demonstrations in years.
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Russian drone breaches Romanian airspace during strike on Ukraine
Romanian F-16s intercepted a Russian drone violating its airspace amid attacks on Ukraine, prompting NATO to heighten regional security.
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'Go back to your country': Sikh woman raped in UK; attack treated as racist hate crime
A Sikh woman in her twenties was raped and subjected to racist abuse in Oldbury, prompting a manhunt and condemnation from local authorities and MPs.
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From ‘pro-China’ Oli to India-connected interim PM Sushila Karki: How will Nepal-India ties unfold now?
Nepal’s former Chief Justice Sushila Karki takes oath as interim Prime Minister, with India welcoming the move and expressing hope for peace and stability.
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Charlie Kirk shooting: Bullet casings show shooter’s anti-fascist slogans, meme engravings
The FBI has also released video footage of Robinson, while former President Donald Trump has publicly called for the death penalty.
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EU Parliament rejects moment of silence for Trump's ally Charlie Kirk, lawmakers bang desks in protest | Watch
When Charlie Weimers sought time to speak on the microphone about the deceased Turning Point USA co-founder, the house reacted with uproar and began banging their desks and shouting in protest.
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Trump to visit UK on September 16-18 for state visit hosted by King Charles at Windsor
Donald Trump will make an unprecedented second state visit to the UK from September 16–18, where he will be hosted by King Charles and Queen Camilla at Windsor Castle.
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Inside the $95 million breakup battle between fashion power couple Natalie Massenet and Erik Torstensson
Natalie Massenet, the trailblazing founder of luxury shopping site Net-a-Porter, and Erik Torstensson, Swedish creative and co-founder of denim label Frame, once radiated glamour and influence in the global fashion world.
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How Israel’s missile strike on Qatar caught the US off guard and raised tensions in the Middle East
Israel used long-range missiles launched from the Red Sea in a surprise attack on Hamas leaders in Doha, creating a diplomatic storm and straining its closest alliance.
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Ex-US NSA John Bolton calls Trump’s India tariff 'erratic,' says India’s silence 'best way'
Former US NSA John Bolton says India’s silent, back-channel approach on US tariffs is “the best way to deal” with Trump, while cautioning against public confrontations and urging reduced ties with Russia.
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Amazon suspends Palestinian engineer for protesting against company’s work with Israeli government
The engineer asked Amazon to call off Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion cloud computing contract launched in 2021 by Amazon and Google to supply the Israeli government with artificial intelligence tools, data centres, and other infrastructure.
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Nepal updates: House dissolved, elections in March 2026; PM Modi congratulates Interim PM
Nepal sees a major political transition as Sushila Karki is sworn in as the first woman interim Prime Minister, with Parliament dissolved and elections scheduled for March 2026.
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PM Modi congratulates Sushila Karki on assuming charge as Nepal’s interim prime minister
PM Modi congratulates Sushila Karki as she becomes Nepal’s first woman interim Prime Minister, following the collapse of the Oli government.
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Pfizer, Moderna, Novavax shares sink as Trump officials likely plan to link Covid vaccines to child deaths
Vaccine stocks tumble after report Trump health officials may tie Covid shots to pediatric deaths.
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7.1-magnitude earthquake hits Russia’s Kamchatka, hazardous waves feared
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck Russia’s Kamchatka region, prompting tsunami warnings for nearby coasts, though no casualties have been reported.
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Father’s advice, pastor’s call, handwritten note: How Tyler Robinson was caught in Charlie Kirk shooting after 33-hour manhunt
Tyler Robinson, 22, was tracked down and arrested after confessing to his father, who sought help from a youth pastor and law enforcement, following the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.
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Mossad refused, Netanyahu insisted: Inside Israel’s failed strike on Hamas leaders in Qatar
Israel’s Qatar airstrike left Hamas leaders alive, froze hostage talks, angered Qatar, and exposed deep rifts with Mossad over Netanyahu’s timing.
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'I will never let your legacy die': Erika Kirk’s emotional address after Charlie Kirk’s shooting
Erika Kirk vowed to preserve her late husband’s legacy, thanking authorities, Donald Trump, and supporters, after Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while addressing 3,000 people during a Utah Valley University event.
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House dissolved in Nepal; fresh elections slated for March 21, 2026
The dissolution took effect from 11 pm on September 12, according to a notice from the President’s Office.
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India backs UN resolution endorsing Palestinian state, two-state solution
India joined 142 nations in voting for the New York Declaration at the UNGA, a resolution calling for a two-state solution, Gaza stabilisation mission, and stronger international guarantees for peace.
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Who is Tyler Robinson? The 22-year-old who killed Charlie Kirk and how a family tip brought him down
Authorities say the father urged Robinson to go to police and involved a youth pastor to help him. The pastor called the US Marshals, who then took Robinson into custody.
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US lawmaker's sensational claim on 2020 Galwan clash: 'China used electromagnetic weapons to melt Indian soldiers'
Hagerty’s remark suggests that Beijing deployed an electromagnetic weapon during a border dispute with India, a statement that has not been corroborated by any evidence.
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Nepal’s youth movement propels Sushila Karki to power: What challenges lie ahead for nation's first female PM
Karki has pledged to restore order, hold elections and ensure Nepal’s development. She is acceptable to both youngsters and traditional political forces and is praised for her judicial independence.
