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'US Not Honest, Iran Won't Compromise In Talks': Top Negotiator To Pak
Iran's top negotiator Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf told Pakistani army chief Asim Munir during talks in Tehran that the US was not an honest party in negotiations.
Trump Says Iran Deal Has "Solid 50/50" Chance, Warns Of Strikes If Talks Fail
Trump also warned that if the US and Iran do not come to an agreement, "we're going to have a situation where no country will ever be hit as hard as they're about to be hit."
India Eyes $50 Billion Trade Goal As Piyush Goyal Set For Canada Visit
Goyal will be accompanied by senior executives from more than 100 Indian companies representing sectors such as energy, metals and mining, aerospace, telecom, pharmaceuticals, agriculture, tourism, textiles, automotive, and capital goods.
'Dragged, Pulled By Hair': Flotilla Activists Recount Torture By Israel
Israel denies mistreatment. The allegations were "false and entirely without factual basis," said Zivan Freidin, a spokesperson for the Israeli Prison Service.
Trump To Award Highest Civilian Honour To 9/11 Hero Who Died Saving 18 People
On the morning of the attacks, Welles Remy Crowther had called his mother to tell her he was safe after the planes struck. Hours later, his body was recovered from the wreckage of the collapsed South Tower.
Iran, US Say Breakthrough In Peace Talks Likely, Ending Middle East War
Iran said gaps remain between the parties, and the dispute over its nuclear programme would not be part of the initial talks.
US Announces "America First" Visa Tool For "Vital" India Ties. What It Means
The tool is built around a single prioritisation principle: applicants who strengthen ties with the United States get earlier access to scheduling.
What Marco Rubio Told NDTV On "Imminent" US Strikes On Iran
Rubio told NDTV that US President Donald Trump prefers to solve these two problems - the nuclear issue and opening the Strait of Hormuz through a negotiated agreement and diplomacy.
An Ebola Treatment Tent Set Ablaze Again In Eastern Congo With 18 Suspected Cases Escaping
On Thursday, another treatment center in the town of Rwampara was burned down after family members were prohibited from retrieving the body of a local man.
"It's Not About India": Marco Rubio To NDTV On New US Greencard Rule
"Well, it's not about India. It's about the whole world," US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told NDTV today on the new green card policy
'Dont Call Me Dumb. Call Me A Brilliant Tyrant Dictator': Trump
US President Donald Trump, while speaking to supporters in New York on Friday, said that he hates the insult "dumb" so much that he asked his doctor for a test that he can take to prove critics wrong.
Worst Coal Mine Disasters In China Since 1950
A gas explosion at Liushenyu coal mine in China's northern Shanxi province late on Friday killed at least 90 people.
Meet Kevin Warsh, "Pro-Crypto" Man Replacing Jerome Powell As US Fed Chief
Born in New York in 1970, Warsh was also considered for the Fed chair role during Donald Trump’s first term.
Parents Arrested After Children Found Abandoned in Portugal, 1,300 Miles from Home
A mother and stepfather have been arrested in Portugal after allegedly abandoning two young brothers in remote woodland nearly 1,300 miles away from their home in France.
'Nobody Can Outdo Us In Violence': Students' Party To Bangladesh PM After Supporters Clash
According to locals in Jhenaidah, an egg was thrown at National Citizen Party chief coordinator Nasiruddin Patwary, leading to clashes in Jhenaidah town between two groups
US Woman Fatally Mauled By Neighbours' Pit Bulls Despite Previous Complaints
Neighbours told local media that the dogs had allegedly displayed aggressive behaviour in the past and were often seen roaming freely in the area.
Queen Elizabeth II's Zardozi Gown From India Tour Takes Centrestage In UK
The gown was designed by Norman Hartnell, Dressmaker to the Queen, for a state dinner hosted by then President Dr Rajendra Prasad in Delhi in January 1961.
Ukraine's "Call Of Duty" Style War System Rewards Troops For Russian Kills
The system, called ePoints and launched in 2024, tracks battlefield performance using data submitted by Ukrainian units.
Iraqi Man Had Plotted Ivanka Trump's Killing, Was Seeking "Revenge": Report
Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi had allegedly pledged to kill Ivanka in retaliation for the 2020 US drone strike in Baghdad.
