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4 Killed In Houthi Missile Strike On Presidential Palace In Yemen
Three local police sources said on condition of anonymity that "Houthi missiles targeted the Al-Maashiq presidential palace".
"Stay Indoors In Case Of Aerial Attack": Fresh Advisory For Indians In Saudi
The updated advisory comes amid escalating tensions in the region due to a series of drone and missile attacks targeting civilian infrastructure by Yemen's Houthis.
Tarique Rahman's Durga Puja Outreach To Hindus Amid Minority Safety Concerns
Rahman will visit a temple in Rangpur in nothern Bangladesh, an area where the Hindu community has faced attacks.
Saudi-Led Coalition Says Houthis Attacked Riyadh Airport 20 Times This Month
The Houthis have been firing ballistic missiles and drones at key Saudi sites for a week, in response to the kingdom's backing of government forces in Yemen's renewed civil war. The coalition's latest statement highlighted the risk to Saudi civilian infrastructure as the conflict escalated.
After Severe Backlash, Trump Ditches Plan To Livestream Execution Of Shooter
The cancellation is a blow to Pete Hegseth, who is already under fire over the stalemated Iran war and its fallout, which are weighing on Trump's Republican Party ahead of November midterm elections.
US Weighs Dropping 'Mother Of All Bombs' On Iran: Report
The weapon has never been used against Iran. Its deployment would mark a significant escalation in the conflict, although questions remain over whether it could deliver the strategic gains Washington is seeking.
Who Was Rachna Shroff? Indian-American Cancer Researcher Dies Of Disease She Was Trying To Cure
Throughout her distinguished career, she authored more than 80 research publications and spearheaded numerous clinical trials.
Saudi Executes 2 Bangladeshis Over "Immoral Act" Inside Mecca Mosque: Report
The executions took place in the Mecca region, according to a statement issued by the Saudi Ministry of Interior on Wednesday and published by the state-run Saudi Press Agency.
Florida Man Shoots Delivery Driver In Buttocks For Trying To Get His Girlfriend's Number
Florida man arrested after shooting an Uber Eats driver in the buttocks for asking for his girlfriend's phone number.
"Is This Your Culture?": Racist Stickers In Australia Show Indian Man Squatting
David Repacholi, the federal MP for the area, called the stickers "disgusting racist" material in a social media post, warning that attempts to sow hatred and division would not be tolerated in the Hunter Region.
Robot Seized In Germany For Groping Women, Cops Probing If Men Controlled It
Police in the western city of Cologne responded after the incident overnight Saturday to Sunday in which the robot's suspected 16-year-old owner and a 19-year-old companion were said to have filmed the alleged assault.
Seven Crew Members Missing After Vessel Catches Fire In Black Sea
Suspected Russian drones have hit several ships off Romania and neighbouring Bulgaria since last week in a spillover from the Ukraine war.
Toddler Beside Her, UAE Royal Passes Out On London Street After Cocaine Binge
32-year-old Mahrah Al Nahyan was found unconscious by the public on June 13. The child was taken care of by people who discovered her until the police arrived.
Opinion: Opinion | Cornell Rape Case: When Sexual Assault Allegations Test Elite US Universities
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34 Students, Teacher Killed In Pakistan School Roof Collapse
Thirty students were present in classrooms on the upper floor of the Al-Khair School when the roof collapsed.
What Are US Midterms, Why They Matter And What Happens If Congress Flips
The US midterm elections will decide who controls Congress for the second half of Donald Trump's presidency. Here's how the elections work, what is at stake and why India should pay attention.
Australian Woman Charged After Mixing Colleague's Curry With Snail Poison
Following a detailed, months-long investigation, detectives arrested the 43-year-old suspect from Golden Bay.
Tibetan Population In India Shrinks as Fewer Refugees Arrive, Young People Leave
Tibetan Children's Villages (TCV) shows the scale of the change. The Dalai Lama founded the residential school network in 1960 to look after refugee children, and it grew as new groups arrived in India.
US Woman Stabs Husband, Son To Death At Resort, Calls 911 To Ask For Help To Kill Herself
Woman stabs husband and three-year-old son fatally at Great Wolf Lodge, then calls police seeking suicide help.
