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'SAARC, BIMSTEC Don't Need To Be Rivals': Bangladesh At Delhi Meet
According to a statement by the Ministry of External Affairs, the meeting pulled together security advisers and heads of delegations from all six other member states, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Thailand.
Trump To Accuse China Of Meddling In US Elections In Primetime Speech: Report
Several of the country's top national security officials are expected to attend the speech. Those invited include the heads of the CIA, FBI, Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Department of Homeland Security and other senior officials.
Trump Administration Tightens Visa Limits For Foreign Students And Journalists
Under a change that could be implemented as soon as September, foreigners on student visas would be admitted for the length of their academic programme up to a maximum of four years.
Troops In Hormuz Islands, Bombing Pickaxe Mountain: Trump's Big Iran War Plan
Trump held a high-level meeting in the White House Situation Room on Tuesday night, where senior officials discussed several military options.
EU Report Raises Rights Concerns As Pakistan Reaps Billions In Trade Benefits
Pakistan pocketed roughly "732 million in EU tariff exemptions last year, but a new joint assessment from the European Commission and the EU's foreign policy arm paints a troubling picture of the human rights record.
11 Killed In Algerian Orphanage Fire Amid Severe Heatwave
Firefighters had to use a chainsaw to remove metal bars from a window, say witnesses.
"Trying To Change Public Opinion": JD Vance On Israel's Influence In Iran Deal
JD Vance said that there are some people within their system that are manipulating the American public opinion to keep the war going on indefinitely.
'Take Off Your Uniform And Fight Elections': Pakistan MP Dares Asim Munir
Addressing a public gathering in Pakistan on Sunday, Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-F (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman said, "If you want to do politics, then take off your uniform and come. Take part in the election. You will get to know how many votes people in uniform receive."
Watch: Deer Seek Refuge On Iran's Kharg Island Amid US Bombing Explosions
Deer on Kharg Island run into streets amid US bomb explosions, seeking refuge from attacks.
Opinion: Opinion | Why Was A Russian Doomsday Plane In Iran Recently? Inside The 'Tu-214PU'
A Russian Tu-214PU aircraft took off from Moscow and landed in Tehran at around 10:10 am on July 13. The deployment coincided with escalating US and Israeli airstrikes on Iranian military infrastructure
Top AI Models Are Less Critical Of Repressive Regimes: Meta Report
A study showed AI services were echoing the rules of countries that restrict speech and that bias could creep into services used by an increasing number of users.
As Cities Overheat Across Europe, German App Shows The Coolest Way Home
As Europe reels from extreme heatwaves, a German app is helping people stay cool by mapping shaded walking routes. The app uses sun and shadow data to guide commuters away from heat-exposed streets.
'Cowardly Crime Against Children': Iran Slams US Attack Near Cancer Hospital
Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei said that the attack was "reminiscent of Israel's atrocities against healthcare facilities". He said that the attack caused severe suffering and anxiety to the children who were hospitalised.
US Mint Begins Production Of Controversial $1 Coin Bearing Trump's Face
The coin is intended "to honor the enduring legacy of liberty and a lasting symbol of patriotism," Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.
"We Will Kill Trump": Iran's New Billboard Puts US President In A Coffin
The new hoarding shows the US president's body peeking out from an open black coffin. In the picture, his hair is disheveled, and his eyes and mouth are closed, as his hands rest on a red tie atop a protruding stomach.
US Considers Permanent Daylight Saving Time Again. How It Could Work
The House of Representatives on Tuesday voted to pass a bill to shift daylight saving time, when clocks are moved forward one hour, become permanent.
New Zealand Issues Tsunami Warning After 6.3-Magnitude Earthquake
The epicenter of the earthquake was about 40 km north of Te Anau, which is the gateway to the tourist hotspot of Fiordland.
Gangster Nitish Kaushal, 26, Added To FBI's Wanted List
Gangster Nitish Kaushal, alias Lala, is accused of carrying out act of violence, including, but not limited to kidnappings and assaults.
Opinion: Opinion | Why Britain Is Finding It So Hard To Deport A Pakistani 'Grooming Gang' Leader
Shabir Ahmed, a UK-Pakistan dual national, lost his British citizenship after his conviction more than two decades ago. His case has become the latest test of a problem confronting many democracies.
