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Energy Body Proposes Record Oil Reserve Release Amid Iran War: Report
The International Energy Agency (IEA) has proposed its largest ever release of oil reserves to counter soaring crude prices driven by the US-Israeli war with Iran, the Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday, citing officials familiar with the matter.
All About Jose Antonio Kast, Chile's New Hard-Right President
Jose Antonio Kast became Chile's president on his third attempt, becoming the country's most right-wing leader in over three decades by pledging a firm hand on security and order.
Bangladeshi Sari Weaving Tradition Hangs By A Thread Amid Dip In India Trade
Bangladesh's Tangail sari is fighting for survival as weavers warn that automation and economic pressures are pushing the centuries-old craft to the brink despite its global acclaim.
American Airlines Passenger Removed For Playing Video Without Headphones On Flight
A woman was removed from an American Airlines flight from Miami to Tampa for playing a video aloud on her phone without headphones despite warnings.
Gujarat To US: Bhadresh Patel, Among FBI's Most Wanted for Killing Wife
With a reward of $1 million on any information on him, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has ramped up the search for Gujarat native Bhadreshkumar Chetanbhai Patel, wanted for his wife's murder in the US.
India Eases Some Investment Norms For China After 6 Years Of Friction
India approved easing restrictions on Chinese investments in select sectors on Tuesday, in a major step by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to rebuild ties with Beijing and end six years of friction.
China Is Rebuilding Its Grip On North Korea. Is Kim Jong Un Ready To Oblige?
When Kim Jong Un arrived by armoured train in Beijing for a military parade in September, the pageantry signalled a thaw in one of the world's most important relationships after several years of frosty ties.
North Korea Marathon Cancelled Due To Iran War? All You Need To Know
Experts speculate that the cancellation might be linked to North Korea's security concerns
Meta Pulled Up By Oversight Board For Weak AI Deepfake Labels On Iran War
Meta Oversight Board has criticised the social media giant's AI deepfake detection, particularly in light of the ongoing war in the Middle East.
Iran War: UAE Confirms Six-Month Strategic Stockpile Of Essential Goods
UAE's ministry explained that monitoring and field inspections are carried out daily by specialised inspection teams.
Heart-Stopping Video Shows 19-Year-Old Pilot Making Emergency Landing In US
The plane landed safely, and the pilot's quick thinking likely prevented a disaster.
Iran Mocks Trump With Poster Showing Him With Nobel Medal Over Dead Children
Iran has mocked US President Donald Trump with a provocative poster after the first US-Israeli strikes on a girls' primary school in the city of Minab killed dozens of children.
Inside Iran's New Supreme Leader's Challenges, His Networks And Arsenal
In the annals of history, transition often bears the weight of inherited legacy, and few legacies are as complex as that of Iran's Islamic Republic.
Australian Sailors Were Ordered To Sleeping Quarters When US Sank Iran Ship
Australians serving aboard a US submarine that sank an Iranian warship last week were reportedly ordered to their sleeping quarters when the operation was underway.
Iran-Israel-US Tensions: Possible Scenarios And What They Mean For India
The Iran-Israel-US confrontation remains fluid. Whether the crisis escalates, stabilises or moves toward diplomacy will determine its impact on global energy markets.
Anthropic Launches AI-Powered Code Review To Enhance Pull Request Quality
Anthropic has introduced a new AI-powered Code Review system aimed at easing one of the biggest bottlenecks in software development: reviewing pull requests.
The Roar Of Silence: How Iran's 'Lionesses' Took Asylum Leap In Australia
The Iranian women's football team is nicknamed 'Shirzanan', meaning lionesses in Persian. The events of the past week have shown why.
Injured Or Hiding? Iran's New Ayatollah Remains Missing From Public View
It's been nearly four days since Iran named Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei as its next Supreme Leader, but his whereabouts and the circumstances of his elevation remain shrouded in mystery.
Canada's Big LNG Offer For India's Rising Energy Demand
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney positioned his country as an "energy superpower" that is well-positioned to meet India's energy demand, which is projected to double by 2040.
