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US Man Cuts His Genitals, Sets Them On Fire To Commit Garage Arson
Christopher Peden allegedly mutilated himself and committed arson at a detached garage in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Opinion: Opinion | Thanks To Trump, Saving The US-Iran Islamabad Deal Is Now Harder Than Ever
Neither side wants more war. But neither side seems able to stop itself from marching towards one.
38 Demands, 48-Hour Ultimatum: PoK Is On Brink Of Another Showdown
At the centre of the protests is the demand to abolish 12 legislative assembly seats reserved for Kashmiri refugees settled in Pakistan.
How Quran Verses At Ali Khamenei's Funeral Became Iran's Diplomatic Language
The most heated debate involved the Saudi Arabian delegation headed by Deputy Foreign Minister Waleed bin Abdulkarim.
Top Fashion Brands Have A Supply Chain Battle Against Extreme Heat
Extreme heat is hitting garment workers across Asia hard. See how Epic Group's new India campus is redesigning factories to fight back.
Chaos At Ali Khamenei's Iraq Funeral As US And Iran Exchange Strikes
Thousands mobbed Khamenei's casket at chaotic Iraq funerals as fresh U.S. and Iranian strikes threatened to shatter an interim peace deal.
How A Palestinian Town Is Defending Itself Against Israeli Attacks
"We have been left on our own. You are facing settlers supported by their government," said Fadi Alwan, one of the volunteers.
Trump Ditches Qatari-Gifted Jet For Air Force One For "Old Time's Sake"
The travel switch raised fresh security questions about the new aircraft that the US spent $400 million to retrofit.
How Australian Uranium Can Fuel India's Clean Energy Plans
Australia has around 28 per cent of the world's uranium resources, but it doesn't use any nuclear power or weapons and exports all of it.
"Thought I Was Gonna Die": US Teen Survives Freak Lightning Strike While Gaming In Bedroom
According to the teen, the electrical current reached him through a metal part of his desk that was touching his abdomen.
New Envoys, Old Tensions: Bangladesh-India Ties Enter Fresh Phase
As India and Bangladesh navigate a transitional phase in their relationship, Siam's appointment and posting in India will be significant.
Trump Wants To Leave The Iran War Behind. It Won't Be Easy
However, backing down in the face of Iranian defiance could add to Tehran's sense that it can assert leverage over the world's most important oil-shipping channel, anytime it sees fit.
"US Bases Our Problem, Not Neighbours": Iranian Experts On Middle East Attacks
Prof Seyed Emamain, Founder of Governance and Policy Thinktank (GPTT), and Ali Salehian, Head of the International Department GPTT, have spoken to NDTV about the mass uprising against Khamenei's rule in January to mass support after his death.
Trump Tempers Fury To End NATO Summit On High Note
Trump shifted from bashing allies over Iran to praising NATO unity, while licensing Ukraine to build Patriot missiles and securing U.S. ties.
Democrat Graham Platner Out Of US Senate Race After Rape Allegation
Graham Platner denies the rape claim but suspends his campaign, leaving Maine Democrats with days to find a replacement to challenge Susan Collins.
Monsoon Landslide Kills Five Children At Rohingya Refugee Camp In Bangladesh
Three days earlier, landslides killed at least eight people at Rohingya camps in the area.
Inside Sri Lanka's Spy-Thriller Probe Into Deadly 2019 'Easter Bombings'
The so-called Easter bombings on April 21, 2019, which killed 279 people and wounded more than 500, were blamed on Islamist militants.
US Officer Shoots Mexico Man With No Criminal Conviction, Family Seeks Probe
The shooting was at least the eighth death resulting from an encounter with federal immigration officers since the start of the immigration crackdown.
Trump Warns US Will Hit Iran '20 Times' Harder If Tehran Doesn't Halt Attacks
Trump reinforced that message when speaking with reporters aboard Air Force One, returning from a NATO summit in Turkey.
