Pakistan Minister, US Envoy Discuss Iran War Ahead of Talks
Pakistan's defence minister and the US ambassador met to discuss the Iran war situation ahead of the second round of Islamabad talks, focusing on regional stability.
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Pentagon: Clearing Iran Mines in Hormuz May Take 6 Months
A Washington Post report reveals the Pentagon estimates Iran may have placed up to 20 naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz, and clearance could take six months, likely requiring a ceasefire.
Navy Chief Stresses Operational Synergy in Indo-Pacific
Indian Navy Chief Admiral Dinesh K. Tripathi emphasized operational synergy to address emerging challenges in the Indo-Pacific during a visit to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
Iran Video of IRGC Capturing Ships in Hormuz Sparks Alarm
Iran released a video of IRGC forces intercepting two foreign-linked ships in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions with the US and raising global oil supply concerns.
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Indian Tourists Caught Stealing from Bali Hotel
Hotel staff in Bali caught Indian tourists attempting to steal items including towels, a doormat, and a TV remote box, sparking online outrage.
Indian Tourists Caught Stealing in Bali, Netizens Furious
Two Indian tourists were caught on CCTV stealing a hairdryer and a doormat from a hotel in Bali, sparking outrage online. Netizens are calling for their passports to be canceled.
Azerbaijan's Mud Volcano Islands: A Geological Marvel
NASA highlights Azerbaijan's unique mud volcano islands in the Caspian Sea, offering insights into hydrocarbons, plate tectonics, and planetary geology.
Denmark Train Accident: 12 Injured, 4 Critical Near Copenhagen
A head-on collision between two trains near Copenhagen, Denmark, left 12 people injured, with 4 in critical condition. Emergency services responded swiftly to the scene.
Trump Aides Claim Iran War 'Far From Broken': Intel
Despite U.S. claims of crippling Iran's military, new intelligence reveals Tehran retains significant ballistic missile, drone, naval, and air assets after weeks of bombardment.
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Russia-Ukraine War: Strikes Kill Three, Injure Nine
Russian strikes in Dnipro killed two and wounded eight, including children, while a Ukrainian attack in Russia's Samara region killed one. The conflict continues with drone interceptions and stalled negotiations.
Taiwan Detects 15 Chinese Aircraft, 5 Plan Vessels Near Territory
Taiwan's defense ministry detected 15 Chinese military aircraft, 5 plan vessels, and 1 ship operating around its territory, amid ongoing tensions in the Taiwan Strait.
Woman Flies Cross-Country for 30-Minute Layover with Military BF
A US woman bought a plane ticket to see her military boyfriend during a brief 30-minute layover, showcasing a unique long-distance love story that has captured hearts online.
10 Countries That Thrive Without Rivers
Discover how 10 countries worldwide, including Saudi Arabia and the Maldives, survive without rivers through ancient techniques and modern desalination technology.
Trump's Immigration Crackdown Targets 1 Million Deportations Yearly
Since 2025, President Trump's administration has dramatically increased immigration arrests, reduced border crossings, and rolled back legal protections, aiming for 1 million deportations per year.
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Iran Spy Scandal Hits Israel's Tel Nof Airbase, F-15 Data Stolen
Two Israeli Air Force technicians accused of spying for Iran, leaking sensitive F-15 fighter jet data and military personnel details. High-level investigation underway amid internal security concerns.
Elon Musk Calls Australians 'Endangered Species' Over Birth Rate
Elon Musk's controversial comment about Australians being an 'endangered species' due to declining birth rates has ignited a fierce online debate about economic pressures, gender dynamics, and immigration policies.
Iran Tightens Hormuz Control After US Calls Off Attacks
Iran's parliament speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf states a ceasefire is conditional on lifting the blockade, as Tehran strengthens its grip on the strategic Strait of Hormuz following the US decision to cancel renewed military actions.
Trump Reposts Letter Calling India, China 'Hellholes' in Citizenship Row
Former US President Donald Trump has reposted a controversial letter criticizing birthright citizenship, which labeled India and China as 'hellholes,' sparking debate amid US immigration policy discussions.
Trump Shares Anti-Immigrant Post as Approval Ratings Decline
Former US President Donald Trump reshared an inflammatory post on Truth Social attacking birthright citizenship, coinciding with polls showing his approval ratings slipping ahead of midterm elections.
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Trump Reposts Letter Calling India, China 'Hellholes'
Former US President Donald Trump reposted a controversial letter on social media that described India and China as 'hellholes,' sparking debate amid citizenship discussions.
Denmark Train Crash: Head-On Collision Injures Several Near Copenhagen
A head-on collision between two local trains north of Copenhagen has resulted in multiple injuries, prompting a massive emergency response. All passengers were safely evacuated with no one trapped.
Carnivorous Death Ball Sponge Found in Southern Ocean
Scientists discover a carnivorous 'death ball sponge' in the Southern Ocean, highlighting how little we know about deep-sea life and its unique adaptations to extreme environments.
Iran Seizes Ships in Strait of Hormuz, Panama Condemns
Iran's military released footage showing armed forces boarding and seizing two commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. Panama strongly condemned the capture of one ship flying its flag, calling it illegal and a threat to maritime security.
Asian Markets Slip from Highs on Oil, Iran Uncertainty
Asian markets reversed early gains on Thursday, with Japan's Nikkei briefly hitting 60,000 before falling 1.5%. Rising oil prices and stalled US-Iran peace talks dampened investor sentiment across the region.
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Delhi Heatwave Alert: Temperatures to Hit 42°C Over Next 3 Days
Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 25.4°C, 2.7° above average, with a heatwave forecast for Thursday to Saturday. Maximum temperatures may reach 42°C, while AQI remains moderate at 191.
Earth's Rotation Slowing, Future Days May Be 25 Hours
NASA reports reveal Earth's rotation is gradually slowing due to the Moon's gravitational pull, potentially extending days to 25 hours over millions of years.
Jawaharnagar Dumpyard Among World's Most Polluted Sites
A University of California study ranks Hyderabad's Jawaharnagar dumpyard among the world's four most polluted sites, with residents facing severe health issues from methane emissions, leachate contamination, and heavy metals in soil.
New Snake Species in Myanmar Defies Traditional Identification
Scientists in Myanmar have discovered the Ayeyarwady pit viper, a new snake species with highly variable appearances, challenging traditional morphological classification methods and highlighting the role of genetics in taxonomy.
Asian Markets Slip as Oil Prices Rise, Iran Talks Stall
Asian markets fell on Thursday after briefly hitting record highs, with Japan's Nikkei 225 crossing 60,000 before dropping 1.5%. Rising oil prices and uncertainty over US-Iran peace talks dampened investor sentiment across the region.
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Finnish Cadets Draw Penis Patterns in Sky, Video Viral
Finnish Air Force cadets face disciplinary action after drawing penis-shaped patterns in the sky during a training flight. The bizarre incident, captured on video, has gone viral online, sparking widespread amusement and criticism.
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