US Envoy: Iran Seeks Diplomatic Off-Ramp in Tensions
US envoy Steve Witkoff states Iran is actively seeking a diplomatic off-ramp to de-escalate regional tensions, highlighting ongoing international efforts for stability.
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Sharks in Bahamas Test Positive for Drugs and Painkillers
Brazilian scientists found sharks in the Bahamas contaminated with cocaine, caffeine, and painkillers, highlighting rising pharmaceutical pollution in remote marine ecosystems.
UN Labels Slave Trade 'Gravest Crime' as West Opposes Resolution
The UN General Assembly has voted to recognize the transatlantic slave trade as the gravest crime against humanity, calling for reparatory justice. While 123 nations supported the resolution, Western powers including the US, UK, and EU abstained or oppose
OECD: Middle East Conflict May Push US Inflation to 4.2%
The OECD warns that escalating Middle East tensions could drive US inflation to 4.2% in 2024, the highest among G7 economies, while slowing global growth due to energy price shocks and supply-chain disruptions.
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US Proposes Major H-1B Visa Wage Hike for American Jobs
The US Department of Labor plans to increase prevailing wage levels for H-1B and other visa programs by up to 21 percentage points, aiming to curb cheap foreign labor and boost American worker protections.
War, Crash, Crisis: Are We Entering a Global Collapse Era?
Rising war tensions, market crashes, and economic uncertainty spark fears of a global collapse. Kashinath Mishra explains the bigger picture behind these events and their potential impact on your future.
Yellow Alert: Stormy Weather for Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana
The IMD has issued a yellow alert for thunderstorm, lightning, and gusty winds in Chandigarh, Punjab, and Haryana from Sunday, March 29. Residents are advised to take precautions.
White House 'Launching Soon' Clip Deleted, Sparking Hack Fears
A cryptic 'Launching Soon' video posted on official White House social media accounts has been deleted, fueling online speculation about a potential hack or secret message.
Rhino Roams Nepal Streets in Viral Video, Stuns Tourist
A viral video shows a rhinoceros casually walking through urban streets in Nepal, leaving a British tourist stunned. The unexpected wildlife sighting has sparked widespread social media attention.
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Texas Bans Undocumented Immigrants from Occupational Licenses
The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation has unanimously passed a rule removing the ability for undocumented immigrants to obtain or renew occupational licenses, affecting thousands of workers in fields like electricians and cosmetologists.
Iran Rejects US De-escalation Proposal as Unfair
Iran has officially rejected a US 15-point proposal for de-escalation talks, calling it one-sided and serving only US and Israeli interests. Tehran demands its own conditions be met first.
Elephant Herd Flattens House, Family Rescued Minutes Before
A family in Chhattisgarh's Jashpur district was evacuated moments before an 11-elephant herd destroyed their mud house in a midnight rescue operation by forest officials.
Iran Missile Attack Hits Tel Aviv, Central Israel; Casualties Reported
Iran intensifies conflict with Israel, firing over 400 missiles targeting Tel Aviv and central regions. Casualties reported as defenses struggle. Crisis expands with debris killing two in Abu Dhabi.
Iran War Chokes Supply, Sends Plastic Prices Soaring
The escalating conflict in the Middle East has severely disrupted petrochemical supplies from Iran, causing a sharp surge in prices for key plastics like polyethylene and polypropylene globally.
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Indian Killed by Missile Debris in Abu Dhabi Attack
An Indian expatriate and another individual were killed in Abu Dhabi after falling debris from intercepted missiles struck a residential area. The incident highlights regional security threats.
Indian Killed in Abu Dhabi by Iranian Missile Debris
An Indian national was killed and another injured in Abu Dhabi after debris from an intercepted Iranian ballistic missile fell on Sweihan Street. The UAE confirmed two fatalities and three injuries in the incident.
Iran-Israel Conflict: Stated Positions and Deal Terms
An in-depth analysis of the stated positions from Iran, Israel, and other involved parties regarding potential diplomatic deals to resolve the ongoing conflict, highlighting key demands and concessions.
Indian National Killed by Missile Debris in Abu Dhabi
An Indian national was killed and another injured in Abu Dhabi after falling debris from a ballistic missile interception struck a busy street, highlighting risks of air defence systems.
Netanyahu: IRGC Navy Commander Eliminated in Israeli Strike
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirms the elimination of IRGC Navy Commander Ali Reza Tangsiri, who led the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, in a targeted strike with US cooperation.
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US May Shift Ukraine Weapons to Middle East Over Iran War
A new report reveals the US is considering redirecting weapons from Ukraine to the Middle East as billions are spent in the Iran conflict, raising strategic concerns.
Third IDF Soldier Killed in Hezbollah Ambush in Lebanon
Staff Sergeant Ori Greenberg, 21, from the elite Golani Brigade, was killed in a fierce overnight gun battle with Hezbollah fighters in southern Lebanon. This marks the third IDF fatality since Israel's renewed ground offensive following the Iran conflict
Iran Law Allows 12-Year-Olds in War Roles from 2026
Iran has passed a law allowing children as young as 12 to participate in war-related roles starting in 2026, sparking international concern over child protection and military ethics.
Iran Fortifies Kharg Island Amid US Seizure Plans
Iran is reinforcing Kharg Island with military personnel and air defenses as the US weighs a ground operation to seize the strategic oil hub, raising risks of significant casualties and regional escalation.
Vajont Dam Disaster: 1963 Italian Tragedy That Killed 2,000
On October 9, 1963, the Vajont Dam in Italy's Alps faced a catastrophic landslide, creating a 250-meter tsunami that killed nearly 2,000 people. This engineering marvel's failure highlights the dangers of ignoring geological warnings.
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Putin: Middle East Conflict Fallout May Match COVID-19 Impact
Russian President Vladimir Putin warns the Middle East conflict's consequences are unpredictable, potentially comparable to the COVID-19 pandemic's global disruption, while Russia's energy revenues surge amid the crisis.
US Jobless Claims Rise Slightly to 210,000, Labor Market Resilient
US weekly jobless claims increased by 5,000 to 210,000, signaling continued labor market strength despite slowing hiring and economic uncertainty from the Iran conflict driving oil prices higher.
Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Iran's Challenge Surpasses Red Sea
The Strait of Hormuz crisis escalates as Iran's advanced military capabilities threaten global oil supply, posing a greater challenge than the Red Sea conflict and risking economic instability worldwide.
Ex-Netanyahu Aide: War Without Political Deal Not a Success
Daniel Rubenstein, former advisor to Israeli PM Netanyahu, states that ending the conflict without a political resolution on Iran's nuclear program would not be a success, amid ongoing tensions.
US Weighs Final Military Blow Against Iran with Bombing, Ground Ops
The US is planning potential final military actions against Iran, including bombing campaigns and ground operations, amid escalating tensions over the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear facilities.
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India's Carbon Market Rises with Voluntary Initiatives and Platforms
India's carbon market is evolving rapidly, with voluntary initiatives and domestic platforms like CRI driving growth. Companies are investing in credits for credibility and climate impact, shaping a resilient economy.
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