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Canada Says It Will Let TikTok Continue Operations In Country
The Canadian government said on Monday that it will let TikTok continue to operate in Canada and allow an investment by the tech platform to proceed after completing a national security review.
Trump Says Iran War Will End "Very Soon"
US President Donald Trump on Monday pushed the idea of the Iran war ending soon, but remained vague on a timeline for ending the attacks that have rocked the Middle East and shaken the global economy.
Trump Says He Will Remove Some Oil Sanctions As Prices Rise Amid Iran War
US President Donald Trump said Monday that he will waive some sanctions on oil due to market turmoil over his attack with Israel on Iran.
"Nowhere Near": Trump Says US Not Planning To Send Troops To Iran
US President Donald Trump on Monday told the New York Post in a telephonic interview that the United States is not planning to send troops into Iran to secure enriched uranium from the nuclear sites.
Trump Calls Iran War "Very Complete", Threatens To Take Over Hormuz Strait
President Donald Trump said Monday in an interview with CBS that the war with Iran was "very complete" and that the United States was far ahead of his initial timeline of around a month.
Putin, Trump Hold Phone Call, Discuss Iran And Ukraine Wars
Russia's President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump on Monday discussed the Iran war and Ukraine conflict during a "frank and constructive" telephone call, the Kremlin said.
2 Charged With Terrorism After Bomb Attack On Anti-Islam Protest In New York
Two men accused of igniting homemade bombs at a chaotic anti-Islam protest outside the New York City mayor's mansion told police they were inspired by Islamic State and were charged on Monday with federal terrorism-related crimes.
Putin Says Russia Will Supply Energy To Europe If It Asks
Russia would supply oil and gas to European buyers, provided such co-operation was "long-term" and did not put political pressure on Moscow, President Vladimir Putin said Monday.
Cheetah Count Hits 53 After Jwala Gives Birth To 5 Cubs In Madhya Pradesh's Kuno
In a major boost to India's ambitious Project Cheetah, Namibian female cheetah Jwala has given birth to five healthy cubs at Kuno National Park in Madhya Pradesh's Sheopur district.
Balen Shah's RSP Sweeps Nepal Polls, Winning 125 Of 165 Seats
The Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) secured nearly 76 per cent of the seats in the House of Representatives in a sweeping electoral victory.
After Khamenei's Death, Iran Sent A Signal To Activate Sleeper Cells: Report
American intelligence agencies have intercepted encrypted communications believed to have originated in Iran, raising concerns that the signal could serve as a possible trigger for sleeper operatives outside the country.
Fuel Prices Up, Salaries Cut: Energy Shock To Pakistan Amid Iran War
Pakistan's PM Shehbaz Sharif on Monday announced a sweeping austerity and energy-saving plan, saying the steps were necessary as the country confronts a global fuel crisis triggered by the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran.
Anthropic Sues Pentagon Over 'Supply-Chain Risk' Designation
Anthropic filed suit Monday against the Trump administration, alleging it retaliated over the AI company's refusal to let its Claude AI model be used for autonomous lethal warfare and mass surveillance of Americans.
Scared To Ride Amusement Park Slide, 28-Year-Old Woman Dies In Tragic Accident In Colombia
The company also stated that it is ready to cooperate with authorities in the process of verifying and clarifying the truth of the matter.
Mojtaba Khamenei Takes Over, But Iran's Power Is No Longer In One Man's Hands
For decades, Iran's Supreme Leader had almost total control. But now that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has been killed, the person replacing him, his son, Mojtaba Khamenei, likely won't have that same 'untouchable' status.
Many Americans Are Leaving The US And Settling Abroad. Here Are The Countries They Are Heading To
Driven by the "Donald Dash," rising inflation, and remote work flexibility, US citizens are seeking more affordable, secure, and relaxed lifestyles abroad.
"Don't Do It": Trump's Message For Australia Over Iranian Women Footballers
US President Donald Trump has warned Australia that it is making a "terrible humanitarian mistake" by allowing Iran's women's national football team to be sent back to Iran.
In Iran-US-Israel War, The Multiverse Of Copycat Drones
Built by Lockheed Martin and operated by the United States Air Force for the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), the flying-wing drone was designed to penetrate hostile airspace undetected, gathering reconnaissance imagery and signals intelligence.
Solo Traveller Claims She Was "Touched Inappropriately" By Scuba Diving Instructor In Egypt
Professional instructors noted that while physical contact is sometimes necessary, the behaviour in the video appeared unusual because Mediene was calm and not in distress.
