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Trump threatens to 'go in and kill' Hamas if Gaza killings continue

"If Hamas continues to kill people in Gaza, which was not the Deal, we will have no choice but to go in and kill them," Trump said on Truth Social.

Trump eyes overhaul of federal tax agency; George Soros, Left-leaning groups could face scrutiny: Report

Among those listed is George Soros, the Hungarian-American financier, along with entities linked to him, according to a senior IRS source quoted by the report.

Trump holds 'very productive' call with Putin, plans Budapest meeting to end Russia-Ukraine war

Trump describes a “very productive” call with Putin, discusses Middle East peace, future trade, and plans a Budapest meeting to resolve the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Trump holds 'lengthy' call with Putin ahead of Zelenskyy’s meeting on Tomahawk missiles

Bangladeshi prosecutor seeks death penalty for Ex-PM Sheikh Hasina over 2024 uprising

Prosecutor calls Hasina the “mastermind” behind last year’s violent uprising that killed hundreds, urging the tribunal to impose the death penalty while proceedings continue.

Air India's Dreamliner faces technical snag at Hong Kong airport

The Boeing 787-8 plane VT-ANO, which faced the issue on Thursday, is the same aircraft in which the Ram Air Turbine (RAT) was deployed seconds before landing at the Birmingham airport on October 4.

Who is Noor Wali Mehsud? The elusive TTP Chief at the heart of Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions

As a fragile ceasefire holds between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Islamabad blames TTP leader Noor Wali Mehsud, a militant ideologue and strategist, for orchestrating relentless cross-border attacks from Afghan soil.

Giorgio Armani group names luxury veteran and longtime manager Giuseppe Marsocci as new CEO

Marsocci, 61, who has been with the Armani group in top roles for 23 years, both in Italy and abroad, takes the lead at a crucial time for the fashion empire, one of the most valuable and best-known companies in the country.

Pakistan vs Taliban: How their militaries compare amid rising border clashes | Explained

Pakistan’s military, long seen as the backbone of its state power, remains large but increasingly hollowed out by corruption, low morale, and overreliance on China.

Pakistan offers talks as 48-hour ceasefire with Afghanistan holds after deadly border clashes

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said Islamabad is ready for dialogue with Kabul after days of fierce fighting left dozens dead, even as Pakistan warns it will not accept a ceasefire used to “buy time.”

Trump says countries are 'dropping out' of BRICS: Here's why his claim doesn’t survive a fact-check

Experts and officials across the world have since rejected Trump’s claim as baseless, pointing out that the grouping continues to gain strength and global relevance.

Trump to speak with Putin ahead of talks with Ukraine’s Zelenskyy in Washington

The White House confirmed that President Donald Trump will hold a call with Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Thursday, a day before meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Who was Safaa al-Mashhadani? Iraqi candidate killed in Baghdad Suburb ahead of November elections

Baghdad Provincial Council member and parliamentary candidate Safaa al-Mashhadani was killed in a car bombing in Tarmiyah, intensifying fears of political violence ahead of Iraq’s November elections.

Espionage, cyberwar and terror plots: MI5 warns UK facing record surge in threats from Russia, China, Iran

The MI5 chief accused Moscow, Tehran and Beijing of continuing to undermine the UK’s national security through espionage, cyberattacks and intimidation campaigns.

‘Oh my God, rocket debris is falling’: Suspected Chinese rocket crash in Tibet caught on video

Suspected debris from China’s Long March rocket crashed in Tibet’s Mangra County, causing a fire and toxic orange smoke, raising health and safety concerns.

Taliban says Pakistan carried out twin drone strikes on Kabul, hitting house and market

Pakistan reportedly conducted two drone strikes in Kabul before a truce, killing five and injuring dozens, according to Taliban and hospital sources.

King Salman Gate project: How it will transform Mecca and serve nearly a million pilgrims annually

The 12-million-square-meter King Salman Gate project near the Grand Mosque will combine heritage preservation, modern urban design, and extensive facilities, creating over 300,000 jobs by 2036.

'Unilateral bullying and economic coercion': China draws red line on Russian oil, warns US of 'firm countermeasures'

The warning came a day after US President Donald Trump claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had assured him India would halt Russian oil purchases and urged China to take a similar step.

Russia launches drone attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure as Zelenskyy travels to meet Trump

Russia launched massive drone and missile attacks on Ukraine’s gas and power facilities, targeting multiple regions as President Zelenskyy visited Washington, worsening the country’s energy crisis.

Tanks on Afghan roads: Taliban claims capture from Pakistani Army | WATCH

Hours before a 48-hour ceasefire, videos surfaced showing Taliban forces allegedly capturing a Pakistani tank during fresh border clashes.

Khawaja Asif follows Shehbaz in flattery diplomacy: Why Pakistan is seeking Trump's babysitting to tame Taliban chaos?

If history is any guide, Trump may indeed enjoy the compliments, perhaps even take a meeting, but he is unlikely to fight Pakistan’s battles for it.

Keir Starmer’s China headache grows as spying case collapse fuels new questions

UK PM Keir Starmer’s release of witness statements on the collapsed China spying case sparks fresh scrutiny over transparency, law, and foreign policy.

Pakistan moves to ban TLP, launches crackdown after deadly clashes in Muridke

Pakistan’s Punjab government has declared Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan an “extremist outfit,” recommending a federal ban and launching a sweeping crackdown following violent protests that left several dead.

The yuan may be China’s, but here's how India is using it to solve its Russian oil problem

India begins partial oil payments to Russia in Chinese yuan, confirming BRICS’ de-dollarisation push even as US pressure and payment hurdles mount.

US Senate to let Trump impose 500% tariffs on China over Russian oil trade: Scott Bessent

The remarks come amid renewed strain in US-China relations following Beijing’s restrictions on rare-earth exports, which Washington sees as an attempt to gain leverage in trade negotiations.

French PM Sébastien Lecornu survives first of two no-confidence votes in Parliament

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu narrowly survived the first of two no-confidence votes, avoiding a political crisis and giving his fragile government a chance to push France’s 2026 budget through a deeply divided Parliament.

‘Tied me up, took selfies’: Greta Thunberg alleges torture by Israeli guards, says they wrote ‘wh*re’ on her luggage

Swedish activist Greta Thunberg has accused Israeli authorities of torture, beatings, and inhumane treatment during her five-day detention after joining a Gaza-bound aid flotilla intercepted by Israeli forces.

The sky advantage: Why India’s air force now ranks ahead of China’s in global power index

Air power remains one of the most decisive elements in modern warfare. From Europe to the Middle East and South Asia, control of the skies often determines the outcome of battles.

Trump to US India envoy Sergio Gor: 'You better represent us, not them'

US President Donald Trump urged Ambassador-designate Sergio Gor to prioritise Washington, praising his meeting with PM Modi. Gor highlighted discussions on trade, defence, technology, and critical minerals, emphasising strong India-US ties.

Philippines’ richest man faces scrutiny over empty land’s 25,000% value gain

The company has said the audit is underway and that it didn’t break any rules, but it has left investors guessing about the math

Truck overturns in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, killing 15 from one family

At least 15 members of a single family were killed and eight others injured when a truck overturned on the Swat Motorway in Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, officials said.

After Gaza peace, is Trump pushing for a Russia-Ukraine truce?

After brokering a Gaza ceasefire, President Donald Trump is turning to end Russia’s war in Ukraine, weighing Tomahawk missile sales to Kyiv and new sanctions to push Vladimir Putin toward negotiations.

Trump’s refugee overhaul — Who gets in, who doesn’t, and what changes next

Proposals would cut overall admissions, shift referrals away from the UN, and steer slots to English speakers and select groups.

How criminals turned one-time passcodes into all-the-time spending power

Americans are being blitzed by bogus fee texts; investigators say China-based gangs use SIM farms, phishing sites and mobile wallets to turn stolen cards into iPhones, gift cards and cash.

China’s rare-earth squeeze, explained: What Beijing wants—and how Washington may respond

Beijing’s export curbs jolted Washington and markets alike, but they also reopen a risky game of tit-for-tat with global fallout.

Why nearly 700 US medicines hinge on China-only raw materials

A hidden “first mile” dependence is shaping drug shortages, prices, and tariff risks.

Trump weighs strikes on Venezuelan cartels, Maduro orders military exercises

US President Donald Trump signalled possible land strikes against Venezuelan cartels, while President Nicolás Maduro mobilised military, police, and militias. Tensions rise over drug trafficking accusations and US covert operations.

Banks and private credit clash after Jamie Dimon’s cockroach barb

JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO used his bank’s losses from auto lender Tricolor Holdings to say there’s never just one cockroach — a quip some of his nonbank rivals have taken as a shot at them

Greece’s controversial 13-hour workday: Why the government wants longer hours

Greece plans a controversial labour reform allowing private sector workers to work up to 13 hours a day on specific days. Unions and opposition warn it threatens worker protections and rights.

Could quitting smoking make Italian PM Meloni less sociable?

Italian PM Giorgia Meloni joked that quitting smoking could make her dangerous during a light-hearted exchange with Turkish President Erdoğan at the Gaza summit, as leaders combined diplomacy with levity.

Bessent calls China trade negotiator an ‘unhinged’ wolf warrior

Bessent claimed Li Chenggang’s August visit to the US capital was not at the request of the Trump administration

'Looking to work with these officers': Zohran Mamdani apologises to NYPD, pledges dialogue with Trump

NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani publicly apologised for past anti-NYPD comments, pledged to work with officers, and directly addressed President Trump, offering dialogue to tackle cost-of-living challenges if elected.

Greer, Bessent blast China's rare earths curbs, urge Beijing not to implement them

Greer and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, however, also stressed that Washington did not want to escalate the conflict

'Sponsored from Delhi’: Khawaja Asif accuses Afghanistan of fighting 'India's proxy war'

A 48-hour ceasefire between Afghanistan and Pakistan came into effect late Wednesday after days of intense cross-border clashes that left dozens of soldiers and civilians dead. The truce began at 6 pm Islamabad time (1300 GMT) and was confirmed by both governments, each claiming the other had requested it to halt the escalating violence.

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