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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.
"Allows To Operate At Absolute Best": US To Test Troops For Low Testosterone
The screenings will be conducted annually as part of service members' required medical screenings for those 30 and older.
India Reacts To Stabbing Of Hyderabad Man For His Religion In Utah
The man that stabbed Syed Sohailuddin told police he did so because "he believes he is a catalyst and he intends to kill Muslims."
France Approves Historic Assisted-Dying Bill After Years Of Debate
France, a traditionally Catholic nation, has grappled with legal, medical, moral and religious questions about end-of-life options.
Qatar Jet Leak Probe Intensifies, US Officials Asked To Hand Over Phones
The investigation became public after The New York Times reported that the US Justice Department had issued subpoenas to four of its journalists who wrote about the plane's security issues.
Over 500 Feared Dead, Mostly Rohingyas, After 2 Boats Sink Off Myanmar Coast
The two vessels left Myanmar's Rakhine State in late June carrying mostly ethnic minority Rohingya passengers, reportedly including some from refugee camps in Bangladesh.
India's Big Move To Protect Indian Sailors Amid US-Iran Conflict In Hormuz
The advisory comes amid heightened tensions in the Middle East after US strikes on Iranian military installations stoked fears of a wider regional conflict and potential disruptions to shipping through Hormuz.
Indian Teen's Father Seeks Ban on Horse Carriages After Deadly New York Accident
This was not an unpredictable accident, it was a safety violation and the system's failure to protect the people who visit the city, says the father.
Opinion: Opinion | Why A Post By A Senior US Defence Official About 'Allies' Should Worry India
Colby's post frames what could become a thorny question in India-US relations.
"Trading Is Haram": Top Pak Cleric's Fatwa Against Crypto Spooks Investors
The fatwa was issued by a group of religious scholars at the Jamia Darul Uloom Karachi seminary, including a leading authority in Islamic finance, Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani.
Amid War, Volunteers Try To Save Gaza's Past, One Artefact At A Time
Armed with paintbrushes and makeshift scanners, Gaza volunteers race against airstrikes to save 5,000 years of history from the rubble.
Indian Mother, 24, Stabbed To Death At UK Home, Family Calls It 'Hate Crime'
Kaur's family has alleged that the assailant entered her bedroom and attacked her with a sharp-edged weapon in what they believed was a racist attack.
Russia Seeks More Fuel From India As Ukraine Attacks Refineries: Report
India is the biggest buyer of Russian seaborne crude oil, making Moscow's bid to secure Indian gasoline an unusual reversal in the countries' energy trade relationship.
"Can't Give Up": Trump Denies Removing Immigration Traffic Stops
It's not clear whether ICE will quickly reverse course and resume most stops, which have been a key tool in Trump's immigration crackdown.
"Human Rights Disaster": Detainees At ICE's Texas Facility Allege Abuse
90% of detainees interviewed at ICE's Fort Bliss facility said they had either personally been assaulted by the staff or had seen others physically abused, as per a report.
US Ropes In Ex-RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan, 2 Other Indians For Key Fed Roles
Rajan will serve on the balance sheet policy task force to examine the costs, benefits, and institutional implications of the Federal Reserve's current balance sheet regime, including its asset holdings and their role in implementing monetary policy.
Security Camera Captures Dog Accidentally Sparking House Fire In US That Killed 3 Pets
Neighbours managed to rescue Bo and another dog, Addie, from the burning house. However, a third dog, Dakota, and the family's two cats died in the fire.
Thousands Sickened By 'Explosive' Diarrhoea Across US: The Parasite Lurking In Salads
The microscopic parasite causes severe, often "explosive" diarrhoea that can last for weeks, making it one of the largest foodborne illness outbreaks in recent years.
Iran Claims It Downed MQ-9 Drone As US Strikes Damage Children's Cancer Hospital
IRGC has claimed it has intercepted and destroyed an "enemy" MQ-9 drone over the southwestern city of Andimeshk
