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Protest Held In Dhaka Over Opposition To Construction Of Lord Ram Statue
Minority groups in Bangladesh are demanding action against the threats of a project to build the country's largest statue of Lord Ram in Gaibandha's Palashbari upazila.
Iran Threatens "Harsh Response" To Israeli Attacks In Lebanon
Iran's military threatened on Tuesday to respond to Israel after strikes in southern Lebanon killed four people despite a deal between Tehran and Washington ending the Middle East war, including in Lebanon.
US-Iran Deal To Be Signed In Switzerland On Friday
A US-Iran deal aimed at ending the Middle East war will be signed at Switzerland's mountainside Burgenstock resort on Friday, the Swiss foreign ministry said.
"Donor-Recepient" Ties Must End: PM Modi Backs Trust-Driven Relations At G7
PM Modi said energy, food, health, cyber and economic security have become so interconnected that building partnerships across nations is no longer optional but a necessity for global progress and prosperity.
Chinese Boy, 7, Hospitalised After Drinking Iced Beverages, Suffers Severe Abdominal Pain
Experts suggest that children and elderly people shouldn't consume large volumes of iced water or sweetened carbonated drinks on hot days.
With Trump Present, PM Modi's "Indians Also Lost Their Lives" Remark At G7 Summit
"Indians also lost their lives": PM Modi flags sailors' safety in front of Trump at G7 Summit
Russian Artist Critical Of Putin Shot Dead In Poland, 2 Belarusians Arrested
According to Polish officials, Skrepetsky -- whose real name is Robert Kuzovkov -- was shot three times on Monday morning by an unidentified gunman armed with a handgun.
Russian Warship Fires 'Warning Shots' At British Yacht In Channel: Report
It came days after UK commandos intercepted and boarded a suspected Russian shadow fleet vessel in the same part of the Channel, in the first such UK-led operation.
Indian H-1B Worker Sues Employer For Forcing Him To Pay Rs 94 Lakh To Keep Job
The worker, identified as Rishikesh Raj Meesala, alleged that he was pressured into making payments by his Indian American employer Sai Jitender Kalagra.
Romania Honours Indian-Origin Worker For Saving 5-Year-Old From Frozen Lake
Both Kumar and the girl suffered severe hypothermic shock and were rushed to the hospital, where they received treatment.
Why This American Covid Lab Company Is Giving Millions Of Dollars In Payouts
At its peak, GS Labs handled between 20 and 30 per cent of the rapid testing market in states such as Minnesota and Washington.
Viral 'Benadryl Challenge' Leaves US Teen Critically Ill. Here's What It Is
Fifteen-year-old Leah Presson was hospitalised with "zero brain activity" following an attempt at this viral trend.
Ghost Ships Are Hiding A Bigger Risk Than Expected. They Are Floating Hazards
The US Coast Guard's cyber teams say these ship owners often ignore both physical safety rules and digital security checks, leaving the vessels vulnerable.
PM Modi, Trump's G7 Handshake Ahead Of Bilateral, First Meet In 16 Months
Prior to this interaction, the last time the two leaders met face-to-face was in February 2025 at the White House in Washington, DC, shortly after Trump's second inauguration.
Iran Deal Memo Clearly Says Tehran Will Not Have Nuclear Weapons: Trump
Trump also said he likes the idea of sending the Iran deal to Congress for review, a request by some Republican lawmakers.
Iranian Oil Tankers Resume Shipping After US Deal: Report
Three Iranian oil tankers are currently sailing in the northern Indian Ocean, said Iranian media
Explosive Drones, Snipers: FBI Says It Foiled Plot Targeting Trump UFC Event
The White House hosted the UFC event on Sunday, which coincided with President Trump's 80th birthday and formed part of celebrations marking the nation's 250th anniversary.
FBI Foiled Plot To Attack White House During UFC Event: Kash Patel
The "UFC Freedom 250" event -- which also fell on Trump's 80th birthday -- was meant to kick off this year's festivities for the 250th anniversary of US independence.
US Military To Build War-Ready Weapons Stockpile In Australia
The development of the stockpile, a first for the Marine Corps in Australia, comes as the United States is keen to leverage the continent's strategic location in the South Pacific to counter China's rapid military build-up, analysts said.
