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Spain Visa Fraud Probe Expands To Indian Firm BLS After Officials Arrested: Report
The police operation, named "Jazira-Cova," was ordered by the National Court with the support of the anti-corruption prosecution.

30 Killed In Guinea Capital After Landfill Collapse
Six others were seriously injured in the incident in the Bbessia district's Dar-es-salam neighbourhood on the capital's outskirts.

Iran Says Discovered Over 200 Billion Cubic Metres Of Natural Gas
"New gas reserves were discovered in the south of Fars province," Petroleum Minister Mohsen Paknejad told state television.

Gold Rush In Remote Africa Village After Farmer's Find Goes Viral
Manasse Lomachar, 33, was looking for his missing gold when he saw a group of women panning around a riverbed. When he joined them, he found 3 grams of gold.

The Bangladesh Divide Casting Uncertainty Over Tarique Rahman's India Visit
Not everyone within Bangladesh's ruling establishment is pushing for confrontation. Mirza Fakhrul, Bangladesh's president and the BNP's former general secretary, has been among those favouring a more stable relationship with India.

'Will Be Like A Tsunami, Split Ukraine': Zelensky Rejects Wartime Elections
Ukraine has suspended elections under martial law, a measure still widely supported by the population as the country focuses on fighting off Russian forces.

Border Stability, De-escalation On Agenda As Ajit Doval Heads To China
Ajit Doval and Wang Yi carry the title "Special Representatives" under a mechanism that goes back to 2003, built to chip away at the 3,488 km border dispute between the two countries.

Indian Shop Owner Shot Dead During Robbery In US, Masked Man's Pics Released
The victim was identified as Suresh Parsottamdas Patel from Gujarat's Mehsana.

Former Manager Sues Meta Over Alleged Retaliation And Immigration Misrepresentation
The lawsuit accuses Meta of giving preferential immigration assistance to select employees based on national origin

Punjab Man, 28, Shot Dead While Delivering Pizza In New York
Gurdeep Singh went to the US 13 years ago after taking a loan, hoping to earn a livelihood and secure a better future for his parents back in India

"Want Benefits Of Being A State Without Being One": Trump Hits Back At Canada
Donald Trump's reaction came after trade talks collapsed between the two neighbours.

Retired Hindu Teacher, Wife, Two Children Found Dead At Bangladesh Home
The victims were identified as retired Rangpur Zilla School teacher Ganapati Chakraborty, 65; his wife, Pritilata Chakraborty, 50; their daughter, Agami Chakraborty Prarthi, 23; and their son, Priyam Chakraborty, 12.

Canada's Demand For Trucks Tariff Relief Led To Derailed US Trade Talks: Report
Under the deal the two countries were working toward, the regular auto tariff would have been lowered to 15% from the current 25%.

Trump Shares Map Of Strait Of Hormuz As "New US Territory", Again
Iran has asserted control of the Strait of Hormuz, through which around one fifth of the world's oil and LNG exports passed before the war.

How Trade War Between US, Canada Ruptures Once-Close, Durable Alliance
The US imposed 50% tariffs on about $20 billion worth of Canadian goods on Saturday, while Mark Carney said Ottawa would retaliate dollar for dollar beginning September 8.

5.9 Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Northeast Japan, Over 20 Injured
The earthquake occurred in the southern Ibaraki prefecture, at a depth of 70 kilometres, an area of Japan prone to frequent quakes.

"Will Be Enemy": Iran Warns Countries Against Joining Trump's "Economic War"
Washington has pushed its allies to jump aboard Donald Trump's new campaign to isolate the Iranian economy.

Laptop Catches Fire Mid-Flight, Leaving Five Passengers With Burn Injuries
Flight attendants acted quickly to extinguish the flames and moved the burning device to the middle section of the plane.

"We Got Attacked": Canada's Carney Says US Launched 'Trade War'
Carney claimed that the US proposed new terms that were "uneconomic" and "unfair" and said that they undermined the net benefits for Canada.


