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Trump Spotlights Asim Munir, Leaves Pak PM Out Of Abraham Accords Vision
In a lengthy statement posted on Truth Social, Trump said negotiations with Iran were "proceeding nicely" and framed the moment as a potential turning point.
Iranian President Orders Reopening Of International Internet Access: Report
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian has issued an order to reopen international internet access, Iranian state media reported on Monday, citing an official.
Hormuz May Reopen 30 Days After Iran, US Strike Peace Deal: Report
The U.S. and Iran are discussing a plan to open the Strait of Hormuz about 30 days after the two countries reach a deal to end hostilities, the Nikkei newspaper reported on Monday citing a Middle East diplomatic source.
What Iran, US And Israel Stand To Gain And Lose If Deal Takes Shape
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he and Trump had agreed that "any final agreement with Iran must eliminate the nuclear threat entirely".
Iran Consulate's 'History' Jibe At Marco Rubio's Taj Mahal Visit
Marco Rubio visited the Taj Mahal with his wife, Jeanette Rubio, on Monday, describing the famed Mughal era monument as "one of the love treasures of the world".
Trump Adds Fresh Uncertainty To Iran Peace Talks With 'Abraham Accords' Post
This comes on top of an already long list of requirements that includes keeping the Strait of Hormuz open and Iran abandoning uranium enrichment entirely.
Explained: What Needs To Be Agreed To End Iran War?
Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson said on Monday that conclusions have been reached on many topics discussed in a potential 14-point memorandum of understanding, but this does not mean a deal to end the Middle East war is imminent.
Police Rescue Man Walking Into Freeway Traffic With Help Of Drone In US
The Dallas Police Department said the incident was one of the first positive outcomes from the Drone First Responder program.
50,000 Evacuated As Toxic Chemical Tank Sparks "Catastrophic Explosion" Fear
A storage tank at the GKN Aerospace facility contains about 7,000 gallons of a chemical called methyl methacrylate.
Gerald Eddie Brown: Once A US Air Force Pilot, Now Accused Of Helping China
Gerald Eddie Brown, 63, was arrested in February after returning to the US from China.
Air India Express Boeing 737 To Kerala Veered Off Runway At Muscat Airport
While accelerating for takeoff, the aircraft collided with runway edge lights. Several lights were knocked out, and the nose gear was damaged.
Why Cruise Ships Are Taking Tourists To A Place That Doesn't Exist On Maps
The spot has become popular online over the years because of GPS errors and mapping glitches.
"Aabar Dekha Hobe": Indian Envoy's Farewell Note As Dhaka Stint Ends
He added the cooperation between two countries is critical to address shared challenges like climate change and environmental sustainability.
Pak's Asim Munir, Shehbaz Sharif Turn To China Seeking US-Iran Breakthrough
China has played a quieter role, shepherding phone calls and meetings with officials of affected Gulf countries.
Bangladesh Puts AI In Driving Seat To Tackle Dhaka's Traffic Chaos
Despite repeated attempts to modernise traffic management, the city of more than 22 million people had remained reliant on manual control, with officers stretching ropes across roads before traffic lights turned green.
Iran Used Dubai Route To Smuggle Chinese Military Tech: Report
The company arranged the shipment of nearly 1.8 tonnes of Chinese-made satellite antenna equipment from Shanghai to Iran via Dubai in late 2025.
The Curious Case Of An Award-Winning Story That Is Likely AI-Written
A short story that won one of the English-speaking world's most recognised literary prizes is now at the centre of an uncomfortable AI debate.
Singha Beer Heir Sexual Abuse Allegations Ignite Rare Public Reckoning In Thailand
One of Thailand's biggest beer brands, Singha is recognised internationally for its golden lion logo and partnerships with sports giants Chelsea FC and the Haas Formula One team.
Opinion: Opinion | Why Are Some Of India's Sharpest Pakistan Critics Calling For 'Talks'?
In the past, almost every such initiative has been met with a return to a terror attack.
