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Scottish Influencer Caught With Cannabis Worth 150,000 Pounds At Edinburgh Airport, Faces Jail
Prosecutor Emma Laing told the court that officers discovered 17 sealed packages inside her baggage, containing a total of 17.7kg of cannabis.
Opinion: Opinion | Why This Is The Most 'Deceptive' Point Of The US-Iran War - Yet
This is coercive bargaining under continuing fire. Every side is trying to improve its position before the next move.
Iran Confirms Death Of Revolutionary Guards Commander Alireza Tangsiri
Guards' Sepah News website claims Tangsiri "succumbed to severe injuries" from the attack.
How Trump's War In Iran Can Lead To More Nukes In The World
Now, it is not just Iran's nuclear programme that will be a threat to the US and the world. It will likely release a nuclear genie that will be hard to put back in the bottle.
Trump's Ballroom With 'Stairs To Nowhere' Red-Flagged By Architects
Trump has outlined plans for the new White House ballroom, saying the project will address space constraints during official events and feature bulletproof and drone-resistant design elements.
NDTV On Ground Zero: Israel Steps Up Lebanon Strike, Hezbollah Fights On
Over the past 24 hours, nine health workers and a member of the UN peacekeeping force are among the several people killed in the fresh wave of attacks in Lebanon
"I Look Very Young For My Age": Dutch Politician, 59, Defends AI Campaign Photo Amid Backlash
While claiming the image was not heavily edited, Reichman argued she looks very young for her age and that people often mistake her for her son's girlfriend,
"Feels Like Squid Game": How OpenClaw AI Has Taken China By Storm
OpenClaw can execute commands directly through platforms such as WhatsApp, letting users automate entire workflows.
"If They Pump It...": Iran's Speaker On How To Make Money From Trump's Mood Swings
Ghalibaf's message is not just about trading tactics. It challenges how markets process power and information.
"US Building Massive Complex Beneath White House Ballroom Project": Trump
The ballroom project is one of the White House's most ambitious undertakings, with a privately funded budget doubling from $200 to $400 million.
"Pakistan's Forums Are Their Own": Tehran Rejects Islamabad's US-Iran Talks Offer
The Consulate General of Iran in Mumbai stated on Monday that there have been no direct talks with the US, only excessive and unreasonable demands passed through intermediaries.
Exclusive: Hezbollah Seeks India's Role To Stop Israel's War Against Lebanon
Lebanon was pulled into the Middle East conflict when Tehran-backed Hezbollah fired rockets at Israel on March 2 in revenge for the killing of Iran's supreme leader in the opening salvo of the US-Israeli war against the Islamic republic.
Iran Quagmire Beckons: 57,000+ Boots Flood Gulf. Where Are They Stationed
US troops in West Asia hit 57,000+ amid war on Iran - the largest buildup since 2003. USS Tripoli's 3,500 Marines arrived with 82nd Airborne paratroopers for a possible assault on Kharg Island, while air and naval bases in Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, and
Team Trump's Covert Op To Annex Greenland That Wasn't
Trump has made plain his desire to assert US dominance over the Western hemisphere, of which Greenland is an integral part. But in the case of the Danish territory, his fight is against a NATO ally.
Ongoing Strikes On Iran Highlight War Crimes Accountability Challenges
Strikes in Iran raise questions on legality and war crimes amid stalled international investigations.
OpenAI And Anthropic Develop Advanced AI Systems With Cyberattack Risks
A key concern is Anthropic’s unreleased model, currently called “Mythos.”
UK To Deploy Underwater Drones To Counter Mines In Strait Of Hormuz
The Strait of Hormuz is one of the world's busiest oil routes.
How Israel And Iran's Nuclear Status Differ Under International Law
Israel is not party to the NPT, allowing nuclear weapons possession; Iran is bound by the treaty and legally prohibited.
