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Fast Boats, Masks, Rifles: How Iran Guards Seized India-Bound Ship In Hormuz
The video shows speedboats with Iranian flags approaching the vessels, after which soldiers wearing face masks climb the ships, donning rifles.
Dubai Property Prices Fall For First Time Since Pandemic Amid Regional Tensions
Experts attribute the slowdown to regional geopolitical tensions which have dampened investor appetite, leading to a significant cooling of the city's long-running real estate boom.
Opinion: Opinion | India Is Losing A Multibillion-Dollar 'Asset', Thanks To Trump - And A Rail Link
At a grand G20 ceremony in Delhi, India unveiled its most ambitious trade corridor. Halfway across the world, forces beyond its control are now derailing that vision.
Lebanon, Israel To Resume Talks In US Today, Discuss Extending Ceasefire
The meeting between Lebanese Ambassador to the US Nada Hamadeh Moawad and her Israeli counterpart Yechiel Leiter is the second between the two diplomats, days after they held the first such direct talks between the two countries in three decades.
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Detected In Long Island Waters: Know How Dangerous It Is
The bacteria can spread quickly in the body and can lead to life-threatening complications if not treated immediately.
Donald Trump, His "Low IQ" Slur, And The Right's Race Obsession
Trump insults people all the time -- online, in speeches, in official statements and directly to the faces of some reporters.
Trump Envoy Seeks To Replace Iran With Italy At World Cup Amid War: Report
Iran's participation in the World Cup has been thrown into doubt by the war with the US and Israel that broke out on February 28.
Iran Still Has Half Its Missiles, 60% Naval Forces: US Officials
US officials said that around 60 per cent of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard naval forces are still active, including fast, small attack boats called the mosquito fleet.
Pentagon Purge: Navy Secretary Axed. And $17 Billion Trump-Class Warship?
US Navy Secretary John Phelan was sacked Wednesday reoportedly amid disputes with Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth over the expensive new Trump-class warships; Hegseth reportedly favours mass-produced uncrewed ships to boost numbers.
Video: Iran Shows Off Its Ballistic Missile At Tehran Rally Amid US Ceasefire
The pro-government display followed Trump's decision to indefinitely extend the current ceasefire between the US and Iran.
50% Of UK Youth Says They Wouldn't Fight For Country If Required: Report
The findings come from the second edition of the UK Youth Poll which captured responses from more than 2,000 individuals aged between 16 and 29.
US Official Put On Leave After Ex-Boyfriend Levels "Sugar Daddy" Allegations
Julia Varvaro joined DHS last year and had also been publicly supportive of Donald Trump during the 2024 election campaigning.
Mystery Deepens As 10 US Nuclear And Space Scientists Die Or Vanish
FBI and federal agencies probe deaths and disappearances of NASA-linked scientists amid security concerns, though no confirmed links exist yet.
British Man Called Doha Hotel "Unsafe" After His Wife Was Harassed. What Happened Next Was Wild
While Craig was away in Riyadh for work, Sarah was approached at the hotel pool by two men who initially asked for help taking photographs.
"It's A Boy's Club": Ex-Employee Sues MrBeast's Company Over Sexual Harassment, Pregnancy Bias
The complaint also describes a broader culture in which female employees were subjected to demeaning remarks, were interrupted in meetings, and were treated differently from male colleagues.
Strait Of Hormuz Shows How Everything Is Now About Leverage
The Strait of Hormuz plays a vital role in global energy supply and geopolitical strategy.
Oil Revenue vs Ukraine War Bills: Is Russia Hiding Economic Stress?
The non-oil deficit remains deeply negative. This means Russia still relies heavily on energy exports to balance books.
"China, India Or Some Other Hell-Hole...": Trump Reposts Anti-India Rant Over Birthright Citizenship
"China, India Or Some Other Hell-Hole...": Trump Reposts Anti-India Rant Over Birthright Citizenship
Opinion: Opinion | Rivers Flow, Memories Remain: On Calls Upon India To Revive Indus Treaty With Pakistan
Those urging revival want India to remember the treaty's durability. India is entitled to remember what it had to absorb to keep the treaty alive.
