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UK PM Heckled With Shouts Of "Jew Harmer" After London Knife Attacks
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was on Thursday heckled with shouts of "Jew harmer" as he visited north London to meet emergency services staff a day after knife attacks left two men in hospital.
British Jews Call On Starmer To Address Antisemitism After London Stabbing
He has also presented himself as a whistleblower in a corruption case that allegedly led to the imprisonment of former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan.
"New Chapter In Hormuz Amid US' Shameful Failure": Mojtaba's Dig At Trump
"New Chapter In Hormuz Amid US' Shameful Failure": Mojtaba's Dig At Trump
JPMorgan Executive Lorna Hajdini Sexually Abused 'Brown Boy Indian', Threatened His Career
JPMorgan executive Lorna Hajdini is alleged to have sexually abused and harassed a junior colleague, according to a lawsuit filed.
Trump Has 3 "Military Options" Against Iran Amid Stalemate. What They Are
Trump has previously threatened to destroy Iran's civilian infrastructure. However, the international law experts have pointed out that such strikes may amount to war crimes.
Why Iran's Oil Industry Is Being Squeezed By US Blockade
With no way to export the oil it is pumping out and diminishing room to store it at home, Iran may be forced to dramatically reduce or cease production from some of its wells
Ukraine Bets On Battlefield AI As The Race For Weapons Autonomy Intensifies
Ukraine and Russia are locked in an intensifying race to deploy increasingly automated systems — from aerial drones to ground and maritime platforms.
Hezbollah Adopts A New Weapon Against Israel: Fiber-Optic Drones
Fiber-optic drones have a thin cable that connects an operator directly to the drone, making it impossible to electronically jam.
Commercial Pilot Says His Plane Hit By Drone Over US Airport
The pilot of a commercial flight said Wednesday his plane may have been hit by a drone thousands of feet (hundreds of meters) in the air as he came in...
Trump Shares Map Renaming Hormuz As 'Strait Of Trump' Amid Naval Blockade
The Strait of Hormuz is a narrow but vital sea route through which about one-fifth of global oil shipments typically pass.
Video: Man And His Son Survive As Train Passes Over Them In Bangladesh
Both escaped unhurt after the delayed Titas commuter train began moving while they disembarked, and footage of the father's quick action has gone viral, drawing widespread praise.
India-Turkey Cement Security Ties With Dawood Aide Salim Dola's Deportation
Salim Dola, an alleged associate of Iqbal Mirchi and linked to networks of Dawood Ibrahim, had been on the radar of Indian agencies for years.
US Tightens Visa Rules: Applicants Citing Home-Country Persecution Face Denial
A new US visa rule could deny entry to applicants who admit fearing persecution at home, aiming to curb asylum misuse but raising concerns about its impact on genuine refugees.
'Xi Has Removed 110 Generals': Tibetan Leader Flags Beijing's "Power Struggle"
In an interview with NDTV, Tibetan government-in-exile President Penpa Tsering said Xi Jinping had removed "more than 110 military generals" since taking control of the Communist Party.
Canada Shooting Victims' Families Sue OpenAI Over Shooter's ChatGPT Use
The case highlights concerns about the harms posed by overly agreeable AI chatbots and what obligations the tech industry has to control them or notify authorities about planned violence by chatbot users.
White House Quiet As China Tightens Trade Rules Ahead Of Trump-Xi Meet
The rules, announced just weeks ahead of President Donald Trump's May 14-15 summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, lay the legal groundwork for punishing foreign firms that seek to shift their sourcing away from China.
Opinion: Opinion | Can Saudi Arabia, Now Alone At The Top, Manage To Keep Oil Stable?
With the UAE's exit, Saudi Arabia will remain the only swing producer with sufficient spare capacity to exert market influence and respond to supply shocks. This will constrain the grouping's leveraging power.
Pak Opens 6 Land Routes To Iran Amid Hormuz Blockade: Double-Crossing US?
But by granting the six land routes to Tehran, Islamabad appears to have punched a hole into Trump's strategy.
Opinion: Opinion | The Perfect Exit? Why This Is The Ideal Moment For Anyone Looking To Leave OPEC
Though the timing of the UAE's actions appears paradoxical at first, a deeper evaluation reveals the strategy.
