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PM Modi To Attend G7 Summit In France Frpm June 15 To 17
and had participated in the AI Impact Summit 2026.
Iran Mobilises Over 1 Million Fighters For Possible Ground War With US: Report
Despite claims from Donald Trump that negotiations are underway, Tehran has publicly rejected any diplomatic approach from Washington.
A "Lousy Fighters" Jibe From Trump As Iran Calls US Proposal "One-Sided"
Earlier in the day, in a post on Truth Social, Trump claimed that Iran had been "begging" for a deal but has publicly maintained that they are just "looking at our proposal".
"We Trust US Legal System": Maduro's Son Ahead Of 2nd Hearing
Ousted Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro's son, whose father faces a second hearing before a New York court Thursday, told AFP he trusts the US legal system but that the case was tainted by his parents' "kidnapping."
"10 Big Boats Of Oil": Trump Reveals Details Of Mystery Gift From Iran
Iran War News Live: "10 Big Boats Of Oil": Trump Reveals Details Of Mystery Gift From Iran
Indian Killed In Abu Dhabi Due To Debris From Intercepted Missile
Iran War Live News: Indian Killed In Abu Dhabi Due To Debris From Intercepted Missile
US' Middle East Gamble May Leave Gaps In Air Defences Against Russia, China
As the Pentagon weighs shifting Patriot and THAAD air-defence systems from Ukraine and East Asia to the Iran front, allies fear gaps are opening in their skies - from Europe facing Russia to South Korea watching China.
"Just In Case Enemies Appear": Belarus President Gifts Rifle To Kim Jong Un
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko gifted Kim Jong Un an automatic rifle during his maiden visit to Pyongyang, joking that the North Korean leader may need it "in case enemies appear", state media said Thursday.
Opinion: Is The Dreaded 'Dahiya Doctrine' Guiding Israeli Actions In Iran, Gaza, Lebanon?
At the core of the doctrine is the idea of using overwhelming, often disproportionate force in areas where 'hostile groups' operate.
Is Russia Secretly Helping Iran With Drones, Food, Data? Kremlin Denies
Citing Western intelligence assessments, the report said that Moscow began sending the drones to Tehran this month and is set to complete the phased shipment of the equipment by the end of the month.
Afghanistan-Pakistan Cross Border Clashes Resume After Eid Ceasefire Ends
Pakistani attacked Afghan districts of Narai and Sarkano, killing two civilians and wounding eight others after the ceasefire expired.
Do China's Space Ambitions Put US Supremacy On The Moon At Risk?
While US space research priorities can oscillate with each political cycle, the Chinese model offers predictability and risk management, an expert says.
Iraq Struggles To Balance US Partnership Amid Iranian Faction Pressures
Iraq granted pro-Iran factions within the forces the right to exercise "self-defence" but also promised to prosecute groups targeting US interests.
Trump's "Better Get Serious, No Turning Back" Warning For War-Hit Iran
Iran War Live News: "Better Get Serious Before It's Too Late": Trump Warns Iran as War Drags On
Opinion: Opinion | Not China, Not Russia: Why Is Pak Suddenly Everywhere In US-Iran 'Talks'?
A report revealed that Field Marshal Asim Munir had reached out to Trump, proposing Pakistan as the "venue" for talks. This was on March 23, at about the same time that the 'five-day' pause was announced.
Iran Navel Chief Killed, Says Israel. End In Sight For Hormuz Crisis?
Israel claimed Thursday it had killed Alireza Tangsiri, the commander of Iran's naval forces and the man behind the Strait of Hormuz blockade that has led to a global oil and gas supply crisis.
Russian Oil Arrives As Philippines Battles 'Energy Emergency'
Sara Sky, believed to be the first shipment of Russian oil to the Philippines in five years, was reportedly seen at a port just outside Manila.
'Negotiators Fear Being Killed': Trump On Tehran's Denial Of Peace Talks
US comments about Tehran fearing for its own life over admitting involvement in the peace deal came after the Iranian claim of not intending to negotiate.
US Prosecutors Prepare Case Against Nicolas Maduro Using Narcoterrorism Law
Deposed Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro is accused of aiding the movement of cocaine through Venezuela into US territory.
