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"I Think It's Over": Donald Trump Says Iran Ceasefire A "Waste Of Time"
Trump said that US representatives can continue negotiations but he cast doubt on the outcome. "They can talk, but I think they're wasting their time," he said.
Pakistan Willing To Take Back Child Rapist 'Daddy' From UK, But Also Wants Munir Critics Deported
Pakistan has sought the extradition of Akbar, a member of former prime minister Imran Khan's cabinet, and Raja, a Pakistani journalist and ex-military officer, last December over allegations of spreading "fake news" and anti-state propaganda.
Chinese Men Used Telegram To Share Rape Videos, Drugging Tips In Germany
"The perpetrators were characterised by a particular ruthlessness, an objectification of the victims, and the perfidious planning of their crimes," Frankfurt chief prosecutor Dominik Mies says.
Opinion: Opinion | Why Many In PoK Are Now Asking India To 'Intervene' Against Pakistan
The lie of Azad Kashmir' is fast catching up with Pakistan. But it might just use it to push India into a tough spot.
Decoding Op Hard Ball: Inside US Probe In Lawrence Bishnoi Gang, Its Rivals
US investigators claimed Bishnoi projected himself as a "patriot," "nationalist," and "deeply religious" individual through social media and media interviews.
US Court Relief For Indian-Origin Doctor Who Drove Family In Tesla Off Cliff
On January 2, 2023, Patel was on a road trip with his wife and two children when he drove his white Tesla off a cliff in Northern California.
Lost To History No More: 9,909 Indian First World War Soldiers Honoured
9,909 Indian soldiers who died in WWI, long missing from official records, have been formally commemorated after a five-year research project
China Weighs Curbs On Overseas Access To Advanced AI Models: Report
Beijing's potential restrictions on frontier AI models threaten global tech markets with higher costs while treating advanced software as a critical asset.
Global AI Firms Lag On Safety Measures, Report Warns
Seven researchers and governance experts determined the rankings based on public data and information provided by the companies.
How A 3-Storey Building Survived Venezuela's Devastating Earthquakes
La Guaira, a popular tourist resort with azure Caribbean waters located about 40 kilometers from Caracas, took the brunt of the fury unleashed by the back-to-back 7.2 and 7.5 magnitude quakes.
NATO Unveils Billions In Arms Deals As Trump Insists US Control Of Greenland
Trump demanded Greenland and lifted Turkey sanctions at a NATO summit showcasing $170B in arms deals, unsettling European and Israeli allies.
15-Year-Old Arrested In Japan For Using ChatGPT To Delete 46,000 Anime Accounts
Investigators claim he used ChatGPT to assist in writing a program that automated unauthorised access to member accounts, resulting in the cancellation of 46,812 subscriptions.
'80 Targets, 4-5 Times Bigger Attack': US On New Iran Strikes, Tehran Responds
A US official told the Associated Press that attacks would likely last for hours and that they intend to hit around eight times more targets than the previous round of retaliatory strikes that were conducted at the end of June.
FBI Offers $50,000 Reward For 'Most Wanted' Gangster Goldy Brar
FBI offers $50,000 reward for Goldy Brar wanted for crime group involvement
Global Crackdown On Lawrence Bishnoi Gang: 24 Arrested, Assassination Plot Busted
According to federal prosecutors, Bishnoi allegedly directed an international criminal network from inside prison using contraband mobile phones and encrypted internet communication devices.
US Immigration Officer Kills Man In Houston During Enforcement Operation
A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent fatally shot a motorist in Houston on Tuesday while officers were trying to stop the man's vehicle, the agency said in a statement, in the midst of an escalating federal crackdown on migrants.
US-Iran War Live Updates: US Launches Fresh Strikes Against Iran, Revokes Waiver After Hormuz Attacks
Iran War: The United States launched "power strikes" against Iran following a series of attacks by Tehran on commercial ships near the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran Warns Of "Decisive" Action After US Strikes Around Strait Of Hormuz
Iranian state media on Tuesday reported a series of explosions heard in the Strait of Hormuz region, moments after US officials announced "powerful" strikes on Iran.
At NATO Summit, Trump Reiterates US Should Control Greenland
Donald Trump said Greenland should be controlled by the United States, not Denmark, reaffirming a stance that has caused tensions among NATO allies just as leaders of the alliance gathered for a summit in Turkey.
