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High-Flying Iranian Woman Charged With Moving Arms Worth Millions For Tehran
Shamim Mafi, 44, was charged by the US Attorney's Office for the Central District of California with conducting arms transactions without legal authorisation
Embattled UK PM Starmer To Face Grilling From MPs Over Mandelson Scandal
Embattled UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will face lawmakers in parliament on Monday as he tries to quell anger over an unrelenting scandal involving long-time Jeffrey Epstein associate Peter Mandelson.
Indian Tanker Crosses Hormuz As 2 Vessels Forced To Turn Back After Firing
Crude oil tanker Desh Garima, with 31 Indian seafarers onboard, crossed the strategic waterway on April 18 and is expected to reach Mumbai on April 22.
JD Vance To Lead US Team For Iran Talks In Pakistan: White House
US Vice President JD Vance will lead the US delegation for talks with Iran in Pakistan, a White House official said Sunday, after President Donald Trump indicated Vance would not make the trip.
Elon Musk Honours Last Wish Of Teen, Whose "Biggest Dream" Was To Meet Him, Post Goes Viral
The thread spread quickly across X, with users calling it "heartbreaking and beautiful" and praising Musk for taking time to respond to each point.
India Pays for Iranian Oil in Yuan via ICICI Bank as US Waiver Expires
Refiners shift to Chinese currency for transactions; US decision to end waiver raises sanctions concerns
Delay in Funeral of Iran’s Supreme Leader Raises Security Concerns
Authorities cautious over large public gathering amid war tensions and unrest fears
"No More Mr Nice Guy, Time For Iran Killing Machine To End": Trump's Latest Threat
"No More Mr Nice Guy, Time For Iran Killing Machine To End": Trump's Latest Threat
Who Was Ghazal Molan? Youngest Woman Kurdish Fighter Killed In Iran Strike
The strike was carried out by Iranian forces and targeted a place where families linked to the Komala party were staying.
Rs 9,26,02,45,300: What Ukrainian Strikes Is Costing Russia Each Day
Kyiv's Unmanned Systems Forces claimed that daily oil shipments through key Russian ports have fallen by around 8,80,000 barrels.
"Impossible For Others To Pass When We Can't": Iran On Closing Hormuz
The dueling blockades have complicated Pakistani-led mediation attempts and raised questions about whether the two-week truce can be extended.
"An Insult To Lebanon That US Dictates Its Text": Hezbollah Chief On Ceasefire With Israel
The truce came days after Lebanon and Israel's ambassadors to the US met in Washington ahead of planned direct negotiations between the two countries, the first in decades.
UK's Keir Starmer Looks To European Union As Iran War Strains Ties With US
Donald Trump's unpredictability and stream of insults towards US's historic ally is adding impetus to Keir Starmer's bid to deepen ties with the European Union.
Rat Poison Found In HiPP Baby Food Jar In Austria, Products Recalled
Police said that a sample from one of the 190-gram jars of "Carrots and Potatoes" baby food reported by a customer had tested positive for rat poison.
How Rs 460 Bluetooth Tracker In Postcard Revealed Location Of A Dutch Warship
On the ship, crew members’ phones unknowingly helped the tracker send location data.
2 Indian Men Shot Dead Outside Gurdwara In Italy
The victims were identified as Raginder Singh, 48, a resident of Covo, and Gurmit Singh, 48, from Agnadello.
Why US Warship Abraham Lincoln Repeats The Same Menu Every 21 Days
An aircraft carrier feeds around 5,100 sailors and aircrew daily and prepares more than 17,300 meals every single day.
Watch: In A First, Chinese Humanoid Robots Outrun Humans In Beijing Half-Marathon
The top-performing robot completed the 21-kilometer race in just 50 minutes and 26 seconds, faster than the current human half-marathon world record set by Jacob Kiplimo earlier this year.
US-Iran War Live Updates: Trump, Iran Cite Progress In Talks, Uncertainty Hangs Over Hormuz
US-Iran War, Ceasefire, Peace Talks Updates: The war is in its eighth week and has sent oil prices surging because of the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.
