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Op Sindoor Big Success, Pak Army Tried To Hide Failure: Imran Khan's Sister
Pakistan's National Cyber Crime Investigation Agency (NCCIA) has summoned Noreen Niazi, sister of former prime minister Imran Khan
Khalil Al-Hayya Named New Hamas Chief 2 Years After Yahya Sinwar's Death
Born in 1960, Hayya survived an Israeli assassination attempt in Doha last year, though one of his sons was killed in the strike.
'Politicians Come And Go': Larry The Cat Welcomes Another UK PM, His 7th
Recruited to deal with a rodent problem, Larry arrived at the prime minister's official residence on February 15, 2011, when David Cameron was leader.
US Identifies 2 Soldiers Killed In Iran Strike On Jordan. One Of Them Was 19
On Saturday, the US Central Command said two service members were killed in Jordan while defending against Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks.
Andy Burnham Becomes UK's 7th Prime Minister In A Decade
Starmer made a short farewell speech outside the prime minister's 10 Downing Street residence, saying "my work is done."
"Violent, Aggressive": China Coast Guard Attack On Filipino Sailor Caught On Camera
The assault was captured on video by other Filipino sailors in the hotly disputed Second Thomas Shoal and set off angry condemnations by Philippine officials.
Iran Is In "Full-Scale War" With US, Says President Pezeshkian
"The most important battlefield today is the economy and the livelihoods of the people," said the Iranian president in a meeting in Tehran with judicial officials.
Why Britain Is Getting A New Prime Minister Without A General Election
Burnham was the only candidate to secure enough support from his fellow Labour lawmakers to replace Starmer as leader of the governing party. Because Labour holds a majority in government, its leader also becomes the UK prime minister.
As Europe Hardens Its Line, A Quiet German Back Channel Reaches Russia
The latest meeting reportedly took place in Baku, Azerbaijan, where former German politicians met representatives linked to Russian President Vladimir Putin's circle.
Opinion: Opinion | Not Just Jets, China Is Developing A '5-Piece' Carrier Set, And India Should Worry
China is now the only state serially producing two distinct stealth fighter families simultaneously, with some estimates projecting that advanced-fighter output across all jet programmes could reach 300-400 aircraft annually by 2027.
'Waiting For Their Arrival': Iran's Big Warning Against US Ground Invasion
US President Trump has repeatedly mused about ramping up American efforts, including potentially attempting to seize Kharg Island.
Spain's World Cup Win Celebrations Turn Trafic As Teen Dies In Fountain Collapse
Overcrowded fountain collapses during midnight soccer celebrations, killing a 13-year-old boy and injuring several others.
Indian Envoy Meets 'Distressed' Women Workers In Oman, Assures Help
The embassy's outreach comes amid recurring reports of abuse, exploitation and non-payment of wages involving Indian women domestic workers in Oman and other Gulf countries.
Trump Mum On Iran Plans As US Military Death Count Rises To 17 In War
Secret B-2 bomber videos and covert tanker movements hint at a major looming escalation while Trump publicly stalls.
Inside The Secret CIA Mission That Cleared UAE's Path To Advanced AI Chips
Jonny Gannon's mission reportedly went beyond intelligence gathering and became part of a larger effort to reshape US-UAE AI ties.
Team Trump Explores New Deportation Path In 'Alien Terrorist Removal' Court
If the Trump administration wins this case, it could set up a new precedent of removing people it links to terrorism while keeping much of its evidence secret.
New Air Force One To Be "Maxed Out" Amid Security Concerns: Donald Trump
President Trump grounds vulnerable new Qatari-gifted jet for a month-long security overhaul following anti-missile defense gaps.
Tate Brothers Arrested On Rape, Trafficking Charges: A Look At Their Controversies
Andrew Tate, 39, now faces 42 charges, while Tristan Tate, 38, faces 17.
Canada Defies UN Advice, Bans Visitors From Congo Amid Ebola Outbreak
The ban contravenes advice from the World Health Organization, which advises against travel or trade restrictions with Congo, where officials are currently struggling to contain a large outbreak of Ebola.
