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Melania Trump Denies Epstein Links, Says Claims About It Are Defaming Her
Melania Trump Denies Epstein Links, Says Claims About It Are Defaming Her
Plans For Talks With US Remain On Track: Iran Deputy Foreign Minister
Reflecting on the immediate lead-up to the current truce, the Deputy Foreign Minister described the volatility of the situation.
'Moving To New Stage In Managing Strait of Hormuz': Mojtaba Khamenei
'Moving To New Stage In Managing Strait of Hormuz': Mojtaba Khamenei
"We Are Not Some Piece Of Ice": Greenland Hits Out After Trump Insult
Donald Trump on Wednesday vented his frustration with NATO as relations reached a crisis point over the Iran war, stating that the military alliance was not around when needed.
Cleared Direct Talks With Lebanon "As Soon As Possible": Netanyahu
Cleared Direct Talks With Lebanon "As Soon As Possible": Netanyahu
"We Don't Trust Pak": Israel Envoy Says US Also Sees Country Only As Middleman
Speaking to NDTV, Azar said, "We don't trust the Pakistanis. And I think that, you know, don't get over-enthusiastic to the degree that the Americans trust them. It's a facilitation role, not more than that."
"Mass Layoffs, Widespread Shutdowns": Iran Economy Worse Than Before War
Beyond the daily fear of attacks, the most immediate effect of the war has been another upward spiral in the prices of basic goods.
"Stark Warning" As Emperor Penguins Added To Endangered List Amid Rapid Decline
The latest listing highlights the urgent need for climate action to protect emperor penguins and other vulnerable species.
Ukraine's Ground Robots Carry Out 24,500 Missions This Year As War Becomes Automated
Ukraine's Defence Ministry reports 24,500 ground robot missions in the first three months of the year to support frontline operations.
Iran's Approval, 15 Ships A Day: Strait Of Hormuz Opening Comes With Caveats
Tehran is demanding that its blocked overseas assets be unfrozen before the two-week period is up.
'Can Do What We Want, Church Better...': US Official's Alleged Snap At Pope
How much the papal rebukes will weigh on conservative voters, a majority vote base for Trump and the Republicans, could decide if President loses control of the House and even the Senate.
"Frustrated" US Demands Plans From Allies To Secure Hormuz In Days: Report
Trump has repeatedly called NATO a "paper tiger" and threatened to withdraw from the 32-member transatlantic alliance in recent weeks, arguing that Washington's European allies have relied on US security guarantees while providing inadequate support
British Pastor Drowns Man In Fatal Baptism Ceremony, Charged With Manslaughter
Pastor Cheryl Bartley faces manslaughter charges after Robert Smith drowned in a fatal baptism ceremony in Birmingham.
Netanyahu's Corruption Trial To Resume On Sunday As Iran Attacks Halt
Netanyahu, the first sitting Israeli prime minister to be charged with a crime, denies charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust brought in 2019.
2 Bangladesh Cops Sentenced To Death For 2024 Student Protester Killing
Death sentences were handed down to two former low-level policemen, Amir Hossain and Sujan Chandra Roy, who are both in court to hear the verdict.
Trump Says US Army To Stay Deployed Near Iran, Then Speaks Of "Next Conquest"
Donald Trump announced through the post that all US ships, aircraft and military personnel will remain in Iran with their ammunition and weapons until the "real agreement reached is fully complied with".
Pakistani Man Pleads Guilty For Plotting Terror Attack On US Jewish Centre
Muhammad Shahzeb Khan said he was motivated to provide material support to the Islamic State group in retaliation for Israel's killing in Gaza.
Indian Delegation To Visit Washington This Month To Advance US Trade Deal
This diplomatic movement coincides with Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri's three-day official visit to the United States.
Opinion: Opinion | The Real Reason China Stayed 'Quiet' About Its US-Iran Ceasefire Role
Given Trump's ego and the need to declare 'victory', Beijing opted for a very quiet entry into the mediation, with Pakistan apparently fronting the whole exercise.
