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China Reaffirms Support for Pakistan in India Conflict
China publicly reaffirmed its support for Pakistan during a four-day conflict with India, as state media aired an interview with an AVIC engineer.
Vatican's Careful Words on Pope-Rubio Meeting
The Vatican's cautious statement on Pope Francis's meeting with Marco Rubio suggests underlying tensions with the Trump administration, reflecting diplomatic strains.
Trump Admin Releases Over 160 UFO Files, Photos, Videos
The Trump administration released over 160 files, photos, and videos on UAPs, including Apollo mission images and FBI photos, aiming for transparency on extraterrestrial phenomena.
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Hezbollah Rockets Hit IDF Soldiers in Escalating Border Conflict
Hezbollah launches deadly rocket, drone, and missile attacks on Israeli troops, wounding several soldiers. The escalation follows Israel's killing of a senior Hezbollah commander in Beirut.
India Maintains Stable Fuel Supply Amid Middle East Crisis
India has managed stable fuel supplies and maritime operations despite the Middle East crisis, which disrupted global energy markets. The government shielded consumers through excise cuts and increased LPG production.
Russia Claims Over 500 Ukrainian Drones Shot Down Ahead of Victory Day
Russia says it intercepted 264 Ukrainian drones overnight and 347 a day earlier, repelling a major aerial attack ahead of Victory Day. The strikes targeted multiple regions, raising fears of ceasefire collapse.
Man Stabbed to Death Outside East London Café Identified
Khalid Achchaq, 37, was killed outside Café Rosh in Shadwell on April 7. Suspect Hassan Lbane, 39, charged with murder. Police appeal for witnesses.
Hundreds of CIA Informants in Iran Exposed by US Errors
A CIA informant was arrested in Tehran due to technical mistakes in the agency's covert network, leading to the exposure of hundreds of spies and the collapse of a multi-million dollar intelligence operation.
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Turkish Garbage Workers Built 40,000-Book Library
Sanitation workers in Ankara rescued discarded books, creating a 40,000-volume library that now serves as a cultural hub and symbol of recycling and education.
China Admits Support to Pakistan in Operation Sindoor
China publicly acknowledged providing technical assistance to Pakistan during India's Operation Sindoor last year, with state media airing interviews of engineers who worked alongside Pakistani personnel.
Lavrov Warns Europe Against Reviving Hitler-Style Ambitions
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov accused European voices of reviving Hitler-style ambitions, warning that Russia will crush any threats to Victory Day celebrations and defeat Nazism again.
Israeli Strike Kills 4 in Southern Lebanon Amid Truce
An Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon killed four people, including a child, raising tensions despite ongoing ceasefire negotiations between Israel and Hezbollah.
How to Identify a Black Mamba Snake in Your Home and Garden
Learn to identify a black mamba snake by its slender body, color variations, and hiding spots. Stay safe with expert tips on snake recognition and what to do if you spot one.
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India Strikes Deep into Pakistani Punjab in Operation Sindoor
India's Operation Sindoor targeted terror camps in Pakistani Punjab, breaking the long-held belief that the International Border was safe. Strikes on Sarjal and Mehmoona Joya destroyed key facilities, changing the strategic calculus.
Pak Spokesman's 'Why Speak English?' Remark Sparks Mockery
Pakistan Army spokesperson Lt Gen Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry questioned why Indian military officials spoke in English during a briefing on Operation Sindoor, drawing online mockery. India detailed destroying nine terror camps and 11 Pakistani airfields.
Russia Intercepts Major Drone Attack Before Victory Day
Russia claims to have shot down nearly 100 Ukrainian drones across multiple regions, including over 50 in Moscow, as tensions rise ahead of the May 9 Victory Day parade.
US Woman in Bengaluru Shocked as Rent Hiked by 33%
An American woman living in Bengaluru expressed shock after her landlord increased her rent by 33 percent, sparking a debate on rental sustainability in Indian cities.
Operation Sindoor: India-Pakistan Brink One Year On
One year after Operation Sindoor, relive the events that brought India and Pakistan to the brink of war following the Pahalgam terror attack and India's cross-border strikes.
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Tusker Electrocuted by High-Tension Wire in Coimbatore
A 25-year-old tusker was electrocuted after contacting a 22kV high-tension line in a private garden near Madukkarai forest range, Coimbatore, early Friday. Forest officials cite safety concerns.
Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship Triggers 12-Country Alert
A rare hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship in the South Atlantic has prompted a coordinated alert involving 12 countries, with confirmed cases, deaths, and ongoing monitoring.
Iran Seizes US-Sanctioned Oil Tanker Ocean Koi in Gulf of Oman
Iran's state media reports the seizure of the oil tanker Ocean Koi, under US sanctions since February, in the Gulf of Oman. The vessel was escorted to Iran's southern coast and handed over to judicial authorities.
Sulthan Bathery-Tannirbhavi Bridge Ready by Aug-Sept
The bridge from Sulthan Bathery to Tannirbhavi across the Gurupura river will be completed by August-September, boosting social and economic integration between coastal settlements and Mangaluru's urban area.
Hantavirus Outbreak on Ship Raises Global Concerns
A hantavirus outbreak linked to the MV Hondius expedition ship has caused three deaths and infected eight others, prompting global tracing of passengers and WHO intervention.
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Taiwan Detects 12 Chinese Aircraft Sorties, 6 Vessels
Taiwan's defense ministry reported 12 Chinese aircraft sorties and 6 naval vessels operating around the island, with 2 ships crossing the median line. China's activities continue amid tensions.
Princess Kate to Visit Italian Schools Funded by Scrap Metal
Princess Kate will visit pioneering Italian schools funded by WWII scrap metal. The trip highlights educational innovation and historical ties.
Saudi Arabia Restricts US Bases, Disrupts Trump's Iran Plan
Saudi Arabia reportedly restricts US access to its bases and airspace for offensive operations, disrupting President Trump's 'Project Freedom' in the Strait of Hormuz amid Iran escalation.
Pilibhit Campaign to Restore Gomti River via Land Donation
Pilibhit administration launches a campaign urging farmers to donate land to restore the Gomti river's natural flow, addressing a 1952 revenue record error.
Trump Reversed Hormuz Plan After Saudis Denied Airspace
President Trump halted a tanker escort operation in the Strait of Hormuz after Saudi Arabia denied airspace access, following calls with Crown Prince Mohammed.
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