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'Madam Is Sleeping': Ex-Diplomat's Call With Benazir Bhutto During 1991 Hijack
Kausikan recalled that when he tried to reach Bhutto, he found out she was in Sindh at the time with her family. He said that it was around 3 am when he managed to get the contact of Bhutto's residence with the help of the then Pakistani high commissioner.
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei Funeral News LIVE Updates: Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's Funeral Begins In Iran
Ali Khamenei's Last Rites News Live: Preparations for Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's public funeral are taking place in Tehran, following which his remains will be taken to the Iraqi holy cities of Najaf and Karbala.
Dog Missing For A Month Found Celebrating With FIFA Fans In Mexico
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Pegasus Strikes Again: Politician Investigating Spyware Abuse Ends Up Hacked
Security researchers have confirmed that a European politician had his phone hacked with the Pegasus spyware while serving on an investigatory committee probing abuses of the notorious surveillance tool.
Opinion: Opinion | How Texas Became Hub Of A Terror-Link Kashmiri Outfit's Activities
Across the state, a collection of terror networks and their Islamist partners are using US politicians, institutions and nonprofit infrastructure to advance violent, radical ambitions.
40 Dead As Bus Plunges Into Ravine In Pakistan's Balochistan
A bus carrying stranded passengers from a broken-down vehicle went out of control in Balochistan, marking one of Pakistan's deadliest road crashes.
France Records 30% Rise In Deaths During June Heatwave: Report
Deaths in France jumped nearly 30% during June's record heatwave, with Paris hospitals bracing for a toll that could rival the deadly 2003 crisis
'America250': All About July 4 US Independence Anniversary Celebrations
Ahead of the grand day on July 4, activities have already begun across the nation, including commemorative events and nationwide campaigns.
Alibaba To Ban Claude Code For Employees Amid Security Concerns
Alibaba will bar staff from using Anthropic's Claude Code starting July 10 over alleged embedded security backdoors, a source told Reuters
US Teen Lost Her Hand, Leg In Shark Attack. Now An Alert System Is Named After Her
Inspired by Alabama teen Lulu Gribbin who lost two limbs in a 2024 Florida shark bite, a new US law greenlights immediate smartphone emergency alerts.
Why Was Ayatollah Khamenei's Funeral Delayed And Where Was His Body Till Now?
There have been rumours that his body was temporarily buried, but Iranian officials have insisted the delay was due to severe, volatile conditions of the active war with the United States and Israel.
US Declared Its Independence On July 2, But Why Is It Celebrated On July 4?
Although the Continental Congress voted for independence on July 2, 1776, July 4 became America's official Independence Day. Here's why the two dates continue to spark historical debate.
Opinion: Opinion | What's Behind Pakistan's Growing Indus Treaty 'Threats' To India? Its Own Helplessness
Pakistan's hysterics and fits haven't impressed India, much less make her re-consider her stand on the treaty. If Islamabad is trying to threaten its way to water, it is already failing.
El Nino Set To Intensify Between July And September, Warns UN
El Nino conditions have set in and are forecast to rapidly strengthen into a strong event by September, raising risks of heatwaves worldwide
"Ridiculous": Trump Criticises "One-Sided Relationship" With NATO
Donald Trump hit out at European allies over defense spending and the war in Iran as Washington moves to scale back its long-term NATO commitments.
Florida Woman's Driveway Stolen As Part Of Nigerian Scam
A Florida woman had her driveway ripped up and taken away as part of an alleged scam.
Israel Wanted To Kill Top Iranian Negotiators. How US Saved Them
Araghchi and Ghalibaf have been the key officials negotiating with various countries in the region to reach a framework agreement with the US that sought to open the Strait of Hormuz and set the outline for follow-on talks on Tehran's nuclear program.
What Makes A Star A Star?
Stars start out as huge blobs of gas in space - but how big and heavy does a blob of gas have to be before it becomes a star? It sounds like a simple question, but astronomers have debated the answer for decades.
Top Iran General Emerges From Hiding Ahead Of Ali Khamenei's Funeral
Gen. Ahmad Vahidi resurfaces after weeks in hiding, joining Iran's leadership as Tehran begins a dayslong funeral for Supreme Leader Khamenei.
