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Kim Jong Un Showcases New Warship Ahead Of Xi Jinping's Visit
Kim Jong Un called for "rapidly developing" naval forces capable of playing a larger role in the country's nuclear deterrent and dealing a "deadly blow at the enemy".
Russian Satellites Are Jamming GPS Signals Across Europe, Warn Scientists
Scientists tracking the disruptions claimed that the incidents highlight how space-based technology is becoming a new battleground amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Ebola's Hidden Link To Gold Mining: Why Scientists Are Raising Alarm In Congo
Scientists believe Ebola viruses naturally exist in some wild animals, with bats considered one of the likely hosts.
'Thought I Would Perish': Everest Survivor Dawa Sherpa Recounts Ordeal
Dawa Sherpa, 57, disappeared in brutal conditions on the upper slopes of the world's tallest mountain on May 30 during one of the final climbs of the spring season.
'Chained' Patient Among 13 Who Died In Sri Lanka Nursing Home Fire
The fire-ravaged nursing home and two other nursing facilities run by the same management are unregistered but government officials and institutions have worked with them.
Zelenskyy's Letter To Putin Was Intended For Other Ears
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's open letter offering facetoface peace talks to end the war in Ukraine was addressed to Russian President Vladimir Putin but
"If He Wants A Deal...": Mojtaba Khamenei's Aide's "Test Of Trust" For Trump
He described the demand as a confidence-building measure and said Iran views the money as its own funds rather than a concession from the US.
'We Come Without Past Baggage': Nepal Foreign Minister To NDTV On Gen Z Support
On his maiden visit to New Delhi, Shisir Khanal signalled a decisive reset in bilateral relations, with energy, connectivity and digital cooperation topping the agenda.
Bar Owner Faces New Charge Over Swiss Ski Resort Fire That Killed 41
A co-owner of the Swiss bar ravaged by a deadly fire was charged with forgery on Friday, adding to the numerous charges she and her husband already face over the...
PM Modi's Yoga Guru To Lead Yoga Day Event At New York's Times Square
The theme for this year's International Day of Yoga (IDY) is 'Yoga for Healthy Aging,' which seeks to position yoga as a tool for promoting longevity, mobility, and preventive healthcare.
US Bill Seeks To End H-1B Visa Route To Green Card
Congressman Chip Roy introduced the American White-Collar Worker Jobs Act on Thursday. The proposed legislation also seeks to scrap the optional practical training (OPT) programme
Missiles, Sirens: Videos Show Kuwait, Bahrain's Response To Iranian Attacks
Visuals showed aerial projectiles being intercepted in the airspace above Kuwait, while sirens blared in Bahrain.
Cockroach Kingpin In Australia Caught With 1,00,000 Illegal Insects In Record Bust
The Madagascar hissing species is one of the world's biggest cockroaches, measuring 2 to 3 inches in length.
Putin Says Indian Coders Are Renowned Across The World. Here's Why It Matters
At SPIEF 2026, Russian President Vladimir Putin praised India's coders and technology workforce, calling the country a leading player in the global software industry and highlighting its growing influence in the digital economy.
US Iran War Live Updates: Kuwait Responds To Missile, Drone Attacks, Sirens Sounded In Bahrain
US Iran War Live Updates:United States military officials said Iran launched seven ballistic missiles toward neighboring Gulf nations of Kuwait and Bahrain.
Over 3,500 Indians deported From US In 2025, More Than 1,000 This Year
Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said a total of 3,567 Indians were deported in 2025.
'False Narrative': India's Sharp Retort To Pak Over "Unwarranted" J&K Remark At UN
P Harish reiterated that all matters pertaining to Jammu and Kashmir are strictly internal to India, and the Union Territory "is and will always remain an integral and inalienable part of India".
Who Are The Astronauts NASA Told To Evacuate During Leak On Space Station
Five astronauts on the Space Station were told to take shelter and prepare for possible evacuation as a Russian crew tried to fix a leak on its portion of the orbital laboratory.
UN Food Agency Says Millions Are Being Pushed Into Hunger By Iran War
The World Food Program said an analysis in three vulnerable countries found that an additional 2.5 million people in Somalia, 2.3 million in Afghanistan and 1.3 million in Sri Lanka are struggling to meet their basic food needs.
