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‘Manic Episode’ At Texas Airport In US Caught On Camera: Woman Undresses, Bites And Stabs People With Pencil

Opinion: Opinion | How Far Is Saudi Arabia Really Willing To Go For Pakistan?

Riyadh may not afford to fully align its security commitments under the Mecca pact in a way that undermines its relationship with New Delhi.

Karachi Aerial Firing Injures Over 85 Ahead Of Pakistan Independence Day, Woman Reportedly Killed | VIDEO

Indians, Pakistanis see each other as greatest geopolitical threat: Pew survey

Despite some positive sentiments from Indian Muslims, mutual distrust persists between the nuclear-armed neighbours eight decades post-independence.

Nigel Farage Defeats 'Garbage Can' To Win UK's Widely Mocked Election

Nigel Farage, leader of the anti-immigration Reform UK party, abruptly quit his seat in July

US, UK, Ireland: Sevenfold Spike In Attacks On Indians Abroad In 5 Years

In the UAE, the data showed that three instances of violence against Indians were reported in 2021

Japan Quake: 5.9-Magnitude Tremor Jolts Tokyo Region, Train Services Disrupted | VIDEO

Indian Killed, 9 Injured After Vehicle Overturns In Oman

The police did not provide further details about the cause of the accident.

France’s First Major Hindu Temple Set To Open Near Paris In September 2026; Opening To Be Marked By 'Festival Of Culture'

Moderate earthquake shakes Japan, injures 30

Tokyo: A moderate earthquake rattled eastern Japan, including the Tokyo area, early Sunday, injuring more than 30 people, most of them lightly, officials said. There was no danger of a tsunami.According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the quake had a preliminary magnitude of 5.9 and its epicentre was in the southern Ibaraki prefecture with a depth of 70 kilometres (42 miles). The US Geological Survey recorded a magnitude of 5.8.At least 37 people were injured in five prefectures in the region -- 15 in Tokyo, nine in Saitama, eight in Kanagawa, four in Chiba and one in Ibaraki -- according

Trump forgot India's ‘no questions’ request at G7, held 45-min presser with PM Modi, claims US envoy Sergio Gor

Sergio Gor claimed that the ministry of external affairs had asked for “no questions” after the meeting between Modi and Trump.

Magnitude 6.0 quake hits Japan's Hokkaido

Iran discovers over 7.5 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves amid war, energy crisis

Malaysia National Day Flypast To Affect KLIA Flights Due To Temporary Airspace Closures

‘Reflection of people's trust’: Modi hails Meloni on becoming Italy's longest continuously serving PM

Giorgia Meloni, 49, has been Italy's Prime Minister since October 22, 2022. She is also the first woman to hold the position

UN declares Nov 27 as ‘International Day For Elimination Of Child Marriage’

Passenger On American Airlines Duct-Taped To Seat After Violent Outburst, Forces Baltimore Diversion - VIDEO

At least 22 killed in fire at wedding party in Congo’s Kinshasa

A devastating fire at a wedding party in Kinshasa claimed at least twenty-two lives. The blaze erupted overnight Friday and continued into Saturday morning in the Lingwala district. Many people were injured as they attempted to escape the rapidly spreading flames. Narrow hallways caused congestion, hindering escape efforts for those trapped inside. The exact cause of the tragic fire remains unconfirmed by authorities.

'Second chance': Chimps used in hepatitis B experiments get health checks in Liberia

Mount Anak Krakatau Eruption Disrupts Southeast Asia Flights, Jakarta Airport Operations Halted

Colorado ranch bought for conservation links to 100,000+ acres of public land

A 674-acre ranch on Colorado’s Pikes Peak was listed for $5.9 million as a potential development site, but Palmer Land Conservancy bought it for conservation instead. The Pinestone Ranch property connects Woodland Park with more than 100,000 acres of public land and could eventually support trails, wildlife habitat and public access as part of wider efforts to complete the Ring the Peak route.

Denali builds $230m bridge over moving landslide 5 years after road was cut

A new bridge now spans the Denali National Park road after a landslide. This $230 million project reconnects the eastern and western road sections. Engineers built a 475-foot steel truss bridge over the unstable moving ground. Hikers and cyclists can now cross the bridge, while bus service resumes in 2027. This marks a long-term solution for accessing remote park areas.

Indians flocking to Oman, arrivals up 11%

Nagpur: Oman has become a popular destination for Indian tourists, with the annual numbers rising by 11 per cent, according to a senior official of that country's Ministry of Heritage and Tourism.Oman welcomed 6.94 lakh Indian visitors in 2025, a rise of 11 per cent over the 2024 figures, according to Yousuf Khalaf Al Mujaizi, Assistant Director of Business Development, Tourism Promotion Directorate.Between January and June 2026, Oman registered 3.81 lakh Indian arrivals, the official told PTI.The growing numbers reflect a deepening tourism relationship between Oman and India rooted in centuri

Rare ‘Pure Ultra White’ Falcon Sold For Record ₹4 Crore At Abu Dhabi Hunting Exhibition

China-Nepal border: No sign of a once-busy port

Alice Weidel: The banker behind the firewall

9/11 suspect's al-Qaida, Saudi links: FBI ‘failed to pursue’ evidence, claims report

Recently unveiled footage has surfaced featuring Omar al-Bayoumi engaging in paintball activities with Anwar al-Awlaki. These never-before-seen videos came to light as part of the evidence compilation post-9/11. The visuals seemingly challenge Bayoumi's previous testimony where he denied any meetings with Awlaki. Additionally, investigators discovered a diagram suggesting Bayoumi’s possible awareness of the 9/11 attacks, although both Bayoumi and Saudi Arabia deny any knowledge or involvement.

Africa world's most active terrorism theatre; reports more than 67% of ISIS activity

Houthis Used AI To Clone Yemeni General's Voice, Urged Troops To Withdraw: Report

The Houthis have seized the strategic Red Sea city of Mocha

Egyptians Are Budgeting For Bread As Prices Soar 10 Times After Food Aid Cuts

Egypt has not published poverty rates since 2022

Extreme Heat Is Making London Homes Sink. Here's Why

The unusual changes are linked to a growing problem known as subsidence

EMP Shields, Hi-Tech Encryption: Inside Xi Jinping's Modified Boeing 747

Using commercial jets saved money and allowed China to utilise existing airline infrastructure.

Teen's Hong Kong Concert Trip Puts Family's Government Allowance Under Review In China

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Canada explores ‘associate member’ status with EU amid US trade tensions

Canada explores becoming an associate member of the European Union. Prime Minister Mark Carney seeks stronger economic and strategic ties with the bloc. This move comes as Canada's trade relationship with the United States has worsened. Discussions focus on free movement of goods, services, and workers. Deeper cooperation is also being considered in energy and technology sectors.

Is UK heading for breakup? Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland push for independence

150-year-old Los Angeles house opens normally closed second floor to visitors

Los Angeles' historic Perry Mansion celebrated its 150th anniversary by opening its second floor. This rare access allowed visitors to see preserved 19th-century rooms and raise funds. The grand Victorian residence was built in 1876 for businessman William Hayes Perry. Preservationists saved the mansion from demolition in 1975 and moved it to Heritage Square Museum. Funds raised will support ongoing structural conservation and protection of the historic wooden building.

90-year-old Cheyenne motor court demolished for drive-thru coffee shop

The Twin Chimneys Motor Court in Cheyenne, Wyoming, was demolished this week after almost 90 years. Its distinctive twin stone chimneys, a landmark along the historic Lincoln Highway, fell in about 30 seconds. The site will now make way for a 7 Brew Coffee drive-thru stand, ending the story of the once-popular motor court.

U.S. ‘weapons in orbit’: what we should expect modern space war to look like

When the digital backbones of developing economies are hosted on third-party commercial constellations, a silent strike can blind a military and paralyse a state’s ability to govern

Nazi painting stolen in 1945 found after 80 years

Minnesota residents fought development; refuge now protects over 15,000 acres

India's scathing attack on Pak at UNSC: ‘9/11 architects didn’t hide in caves'

Harish Parvathaneni named several al-Qaeda leaders involved in September 11, 2001 attacks, noting that they were subsequently captured in Pakistani cities.

Colorado spends nearly $2m on 2,100-acre ranch to help prairie chickens recover

Colorado’s lesser prairie-chicken population has fallen from more than 80,000 birds in 1975 to only 89 breeding males in 2024. The Southern Plains Land Trust has acquired nearly 2,100 acres for just under $2 million to restore grassland habitat. The property, near an active breeding site, will be restored with Colorado Parks and Wildlife to support the species’ recovery.

UK Flight Chaos: ‘Millisecond’ Software Error Disrupted Hundreds Of Thousands Of Passengers, Nats Report Says

North Korea's Nuclear Tests May Have Triggered 1,399 Earthquakes, Study Finds

The first earthquake recorded in the area came in 2013

Bristol’s £9.7m Harbour Walkway links Temple Meads to £500m campus

Bristol City Council spent £9.7 million on a 400-metre floating Harbour Walkway, initially estimated at £2.5 million and designed to connect Temple Meads station to a planned music arena. The arena was later moved to Filton. The walkway now connects the station’s new eastern entrance with the University of Bristol’s £500 million campus.

America’s ultimate luxury experiences: Private trains, secret tastings and celebrity chefs

Discover unparalleled luxury travel experiences across America, where privacy and exclusive access take center stage. Savor culinary journeys that include private chef tables and VIP access to prestigious festivals. Prepare for an upcoming rail service that will transport you through breathtaking American landscapes in vintage style. These extraordinary trips promise unforgettable adventures filled with indulgence and charm.

'Denmark emerges smiling from Greenland deal'

'We want to go home': Hindu minor sisters abducted, converted, married in Pakistan

Book Box: Reading Afghanistan

From grand hotel histories to Kabul street walks, six authors offer very different ways of seeing Afghanistan.

New Oregon bill would return 18,626 forest acres to Grand Ronde tribe

China To Send 2 Giant Pandas, Ping Ping And Fu Shuang, To US Zoo

China closely controls the exhibition of pandas, one of its prized national symbols.

US to ban diesel exports? Trump weighs drastic move

White House bars CNN from Air Force One press pool for Trump's upcoming trip

$40M project rebuilds vanishing Mississippi islands near Iowa

Efforts are underway to rejuvenate islands and bolster habitats along Iowa's Mississippi River. Utilizing dredged materials from navigation upkeep, new islands are emerging to safeguard shorelines. Construction commenced in 2025, with phases extending through 2030. This initiative, part of a larger U.S. Army Corps program, aims to enrich the river's ecosystem, fostering diverse fish and wildlife habitats.

Indian-Origin Usha Vance, Wife Of US Vice President, Stuns In Strapless Shimmery Gown At Donald Trump-Hosted White House State Dinner

Trump's Former Lawyer Alina Habba, 42, Marries 29-Year-Old Turkish Billionaire In Star-Studded Wedding

The guest list included several high-profile figures from Trump's administration.

Orthodox Church head completes apostolic visit to Ethiopia

France steps in to protect Saudi oil infrastructure as Houthi attacks intensify

France's military support to Saudi Arabia will involve deploying troops and defense systems to protect key energy infrastructure. The deployment follows repeated Houthi attacks on Saudi oil facilities and aims to secure the Red Sea port of Yanbu. French official Jean-Noel Barrot emphasized that France's role is strictly defensive and does not equate to participation in the conflict.

US-Bound Delta Jet Makes Emergency Landing In Portugal After Smoke In Cabin

Four were taken to hospital suffering from smoke inhalation.

Video: UK Police Robot Fires At Vans Near Airbase Used By US In 'Terror' Act

Media reports claimed the robot was firing shots at the vehicle

Venezuelans Rally For Nobel Laureate Opposition Leader's Return, Fresh Polls

Last year, Maria Machado smuggled herself out of Venezuela after she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize

UK police probe suspected terror plot near air base

Tensions in Northern Ireland: Why the 30-year-old Garvaghy Road parade row is back

Northern Ireland's Parades Commission had initially kept restrictions on the march, but a court challenge overturned the decision. The commission then allowed a much smaller parade of 35 people, without bands or supporters, and required it to start by 8am and finish by 9.30am. A final court challenge by residents was also rejected, clearing the way for the march.

Houston's Greenspoint Mall to be razed for $150M 80-acre industrial park

Greenspoint Mall, a once-popular shopping destination, is set to be demolished for redevelopment. CityNorth Industrial Park will cover approximately 80 acres with an investment of $150 million. This new project will provide logistics and industrial space while supporting approximately 1,200 full-time jobs upon completion. Demolition is scheduled to begin in October 2026, with construction continuing into 2028.

Pakistan's rooftop solar boom saves $12B in fuel imports

Pakistan's transition to solar power has enabled millions of households to rely on renewable energy. The country began this shift during the Ukraine War due to soaring electricity prices and fuel import challenges. Grassroots movements contributed to the rapid installation of solar panels across urban and rural areas. This increased capacity has saved Pakistan over $12 billion in fossil fuel expenses since the transition.

Crocodile found abandoned on Long Island trail; $1K reward offered

'Exposed' by 999 call, bomb disposal robot used: What happened near US-run base in UK

Five men were arrested near RAF Fairford following reports of suspicious activity involving three vans. Police responded efficiently after a local farmer reported hooded men approaching the military airbase, prompting a major security operation. Initial detentions were made under explosives legislation, subsequently leading to terrorism suspicions. Investigators are examining potential connections to hostile state actors amid heightened security concerns.

Iran Completes Chabahar-Zahedan Railway, Boosting India’s Connectivity To Afghanistan And Central Asia

Bangladesh Hikes Grants For Durga Puja, Strengthens Security For Festival

The Bangladesh Government has also extended the official Durga Puja holiday to three days in response to longstanding demands from the Hindu community

UN experts slam Pakistan’s ‘vague’ terror laws, demand lawyer couple's release

Russia To Cut Education Funds To Boost Defence Spending Amid Ukraine War

Russia's State debt is set to rise above 20 percent of GDP in 2027.

'God made Trump': Inside White House's $20 million ad campaign ahead of midterms

Three of the advertisements have so far appeared on television networks including CBS, CNN, MS NOW, Fox News and Fox. It remains unclear whether every advertisement will be broadcast on television, released digitally or both. Although the videos have different themes, many feature Trump alongside audio containing favourable comments about him from news reports.

Tennessee execution survivor Christa Pike on ventilator, attorneys say

Pike remains in critical condition, her ⁠lawyers said, two days after the state administered two doses of pentobarbital but failed to kill her.

Rubio Ally Gets 10 Years In Jail In $50 Million Venezuela Lobbying Case

Republican David Rivera, a longtime friend of US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Trump's Camera Off During G7 Call Sparks 'Is He Napping?' Jokes Online

Donald Trump's camera was off during a virtual G7 leaders' meeting, prompting social media users to speculate and joke about the reason.

US Midterm Elections 2026: Why They Matter And How They Shape US Politics

US President Donald Trump applauds on stage during a visit to Peterbilt Motors in Denton.

Family's 1938 Texas ranch anchors 6,600-acre conservation win

Fred and Vera Shield's family has protected their Shield Ranch through multiple conservation easements since 1998. The recent 202-acre easement, announced in 2026, furthers efforts to secure water quality in the Barton Creek watershed. The ranch consists of 6,600 acres and plays a vital role in maintaining regional biodiversity. Additionally, a nonprofit foundation operates Camp El Ranchito to offer outdoor experiences for youth.

"Felt Like Bait" With "Lions Around": Cornell Survivor Told Investigators

"I felt like bait. I felt like lions around me," she told investigators.

G7 Nations To Release 100 Million Barrels Of Oil, Diesel As Prices Soar

Gas prices in the US and abroad have soared during the eight-month-long war.

US woman kills 4-yr-old, then shoots self dead after losing custody battle to ex-husband

Camp David huddle: Trump team discusses Iran war, possible Yemen offensive

18-Year-Old Crashes Car Into Crowd In Australia, 10 Injured

Two people were in a critical condition -- a five-year-old girl and 67-year-old man.

Hawaii's 550-Year-Old Hōlei Sea Arch Collapses Into Pacific Ocean, 90-Foot Landmark Leaves Internet Heartbroken

Sri Lanka court refuses to issue arrest warrants for two Indian directors in bribery case

The Colombo Chief Magistrate cited a lack of evidence in a case where Opposition leader Namal Rajapaksa is already in remand custody over an alleged 2013 bribe linked to a stalled hotel project

'I’m Going To Double It Up': US President Donald Trump Warns Seoul Of Steep Price Hike Unless South Korea Quickly Commits To Alaska Pipeline Project | Watch

Lithuania airport shut, Nato jets scramble as 'drone spotted' along Belarus

Lithuania is a Nato and European Union (EU) member and has been closely monitoring developments along its borders amid concerns about possible Russian aggression. Russia has rejected allegations that it is planning an attack on Nato, while Western officials have said Moscow does not currently have the capability for a direct assault. The development unflods as neighbouring Latvia prepares for a parliamentary election, with security concerns featuring prominently in campaign.

Trump rules out US diesel export ban

Washington DC: US President Donald Trump dismissed the prospect of implementing a restriction on US diesel shipments following commitments from European nations to expand fuel availability within the market, asserting that the supplementary volume would assist in lowering energy costs.Speaking to journalists at the White House prior to his departure on Marine One, Trump noted that he had personally appealed to Europe to increase diesel provisions."Europe has a lot of diesel, and they're, they're gonna be making a major world contribution, and so are we," Trump said."And we're not gonna be, uh,

US Launches Search For Plane That Lost Contact On Trip From Bermuda

The Canadian-registered air ambulance jet had four crew members and two passengers

Georgia begins 10-year restoration of 132 acres at Towaliga Preserve

The Towaliga Preserve is about to launch an ambitious 10-year forest restoration project, backed by QTS Data Centres. This significant initiative aims to revitalize 132 acres, focusing on ecosystem management and biodiversity enhancement. Throughout the decade, contractors will engage in tasks like invasive species control and planting native trees. After the project, the Southern Conservation Trust will ensure the area remains cared for and healthy.

1987 Buick GNX sold for $200,000; two years and 4 miles later, it fetched $427,000

Bhutan's 'Gateway To World' Takes Shape With Gelephu Airport Construction

The project is expected to vastly improve air connectivity to Bhutan.

Queensland farmer opened 4 campsites after drought; they brought in over A$50,000

Agritourism is gaining momentum among Australian farmers struggling with drought-related financial pressures. Landowners like Libby Rough are transforming their properties into camping havens, creating alternative income streams. This shift not only aids in sustaining their farms during tough times but also promotes local agricultural education among visitors. Moreover, local authorities are streamlining regulations to encourage this thriving sector, enhancing community engagement with farming practices.

Four Helene-damaged NC homes repaired after storm will now be demolished in FEMA buyouts

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, four homes in the Cottages at Cypress Run neighborhood in Hendersonville face demolition due to severe flooding. Previously, these homes were repaired through homeowner efforts and community volunteerism. To address the persistent flood threats, homeowners have chosen FEMA's voluntary buyouts, aligning with the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program's initiative to convert affected land into green spaces, thereby reducing future flood risks.

US becoming a lonelier power by choice, says Jaishankar at Munich meet

US becoming a lonelier power by choice, says Jaishankar at Munich meet

Australian Envoy Philip Green Visits Ladakh, Rides Bactrian Camel; Know His Travel Itinerary

Former Prince Andrew takes police to court over Epstein files arrest: Report

The former prince was forced to quit all official royal duties in 2019 over his ties with Epstein.

Human remains found during $2.35m project at North Dakota governor’s residence

New problem in Gulf; 1.3m barrels oil put off market

India flags human rights double standards

India condemns attacks on commercial ships and seafarers in Gulf, Black Sea

India condemns attacks on commercial ships and seafarers in Gulf, Black Sea

Watch: Thailand Queen Makes First Solo Flight In Gripen Fighter Jet

King Maha Vajiralongkorn joined Queen Suthida for a briefing on the flight plan.

CIA's Vietnam-Era Airfield Is Now China's New Base Under Expanding Footprint

China is widely perceived to lack a strong network of overseas facilities

Fight for international law, justice and accountability: Why Navi Pillay won Nobel Peace Prize 2026

Navi Pillay’s extensive career highlights the need to support, fortify and expand the global rule of law.

‘Justice is key to lasting peace’: ICC hails Nobel Peace Prize for Indian-origin human rights champion Navi Pillay

ICC President Tomoko Akane said the recognition was particularly significant amid growing challenges to the international legal order and the rule of law.

Texas neighbours fought over 5-foot strip; court upholds easement

A dispute between Texas neighbours over a five-foot strip of land near Lake Conroe reached an appeals court after disagreements over utility meters, drainage and property access. The court upheld the Amadors' right to use the neighbouring land for home maintenance and repairs while also confirming a $100 trespass award in favour of the Suitts.

'I may share it with Trump': Navi Pillay jokes after winning Nobel Peace Prize

Navanethem Pillay was born in Durban during apartheid into a family of Indian Tamil origin. She became a pioneering lawyer and jurist, serving on South Africa's high court before joining the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda. She later served at the International Criminal Court and as the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.

Carney heat pump rebate: How to claim up to $10K

"If You Clap More...": Navi Pillay Jokes About Sharing Nobel Prize With Trump

The award will be presented at a formal ceremony in Oslo

ETSA: 'Middle East tensions hit space supply chains'

3 inches of snow, strong winds to hit Montana

Washington’s Green Cards Or Moscow’s Cheap Oil: India’s Strategic Tightrope

Another earthquake in Panama after 7.6 magnitude quake that collapsed buildings

In 1951, a Texas town of 400 escaped a dam; 75 years later, a 90-year-old fights a border wall

In San Ygnacio, Texas, a border wall construction project poses a significant threat to local properties, sparking an intense legal battle among residents. Notably, a 90-year-old landowner is at the forefront, contesting the government's actions by referencing historical records. The community previously thwarted a federal dam project in 1951, enabling them to safeguard their land.

A Diplomatic Visit With A Coffee Twist: External Affair Minister S Jaishankar Explores Ethiopia’s Iconic Coffee Culture; Here’s What Makes It Unique

Queens’ historic Lost Battalion Hall reopens after $25.9m reconstruction

Queens’ historic Lost Battalion Hall has reopened after a $25.9 million reconstruction. The 87-year-old recreation center now has upgraded fitness rooms, accessible facilities, modern safety systems and a refreshed basketball court.

9 dead after shooting in Pennsylvania

Nine people were killed Friday in a shooting in Erie, Pennsylvania, Gov. Josh Shapiro said Saturday. Police said the suspected shooter was also dead."I have not seen anything like this in my 28-plus years," Erie Police Chief Rick Lorah told a local news station. "I'm not sure that the city of Erie has ever seen the loss of life and the devastation that we just witnessed."Lorah declined to provide more details but said the circumstances of the shooting were "deeply disturbing."Shapiro said Saturday he offered his administration's "full support" to Erie Mayor Daria Devlin.The city of Erie posted

Trump warns Iran may ‘do a little bit extra’

Rabindranath Tagore's graffiti defaced in Dhaka

Rabindranath Tagore's Graffiti Defaced In Dhaka, 4 Detained

The Detective Branch (DB) of police is interrogating the detainees in connection with the incident.

Iran Claims Supertanker Hit Naval Mines In Strait Of Hormuz, Warns Ships Against Using Unauthorised Routes

All 22 Indian crew rescued and safe after incident off UAE coast, Consulate says

Washington farmer challenges $618,000 irrigation penalties in state Supreme Court

Ron Fodé, a dedicated farmer from Washington State, is fighting against hefty penalties threatening his agricultural livelihood due to irrigation practices. The conflict arose in 2017 over water rights for his crops, leading to the Department of Ecology rejecting his irrigation assistance applications. This has resulted in penalties totaling $618,000.

Crisis brewing in Pak? Shehbaz govt declares emergency, dissolves Imran Khan's govt

Oregon blimp hangar sold for $1 after storm damage; air museum set to reopen

An 83-year-old World War II-era blimp hangar in Oregon, US, was sold for just $1 after a storm tore a 200-foot hole in its roof in December 2025. The historic building, which houses the Tillamook Air Museum, was purchased by a nonprofit organisation and is set to reopen on October 29 after nearly 10 months of closure.

Couple rejects $131,000 offer for data center power line on their property

Jerry Zelenka has turned down American Transmission Company's proposal to place a power line on his property, citing worries over tree removal and the demolition of numerous buildings. He is particularly troubled by the level of compensation offered and the potential threat of eminent domain. Meanwhile, legal disputes from neighboring landowners about the project's validity persist.

Tanker carrying 11 Indians hit by drone off Oman coast, 2 crew members missing

The tanker MT PETRO DOLPHIN faced an assault while anchored off the coast of Sohar, Oman, with 11 Indian crew aboard. While nine crew members were successfully rescued, two remain unaccounted for. Local Coast Guard authorities have mobilized search-and-rescue operations, with ongoing efforts to find the missing crew members. Minister Sarbananda Sonowal has pledged full support for the rescue efforts underway.

Victoria sold heritage hospital land to Channel Nine for A$1m; MPs seek answers

The sale of Jacksons Hill, a historic psychiatric hospital, to Channel Nine for A$1 million has sparked significant debate. Critics argue over the valuation and the absence of a competitive bidding process. With three heritage-listed buildings included, any redevelopment will demand meticulous restoration to comply with heritage regulations. The government's intent is to maintain the site's legacy while also promoting investment in the surrounding area.

Pope Leo to undergo surgery for growth on lung

The Pope says the small growth is ‘well-contained’ and was spotted early; recovery ​from surgery to take about a week, Vatican says

139 Migrants Die As Overcrowded Yemen-Headed Boat Capsizes Off Djibouti

At least 84 people remain missing.

72 Killed In Airstrike On Gold Mine At Sudan-Egypt Disputed Border

A survivor said there were thousands of people working at the remote site.

What Happens On A Bike Ride During 7.7 Quake? Viral Video From Panama Shows

Hundreds of houses were damaged across Panama by the 7.7-magnitude quake.

20k cops in schools, 80k edu institutions inspected as Poland tackles youth violence

Poland is deploying 20,000 police officers to educational institutions after three stabbings occurred within four days. Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasised the alarming rise in violence among young people. Authorities connected some violent behaviour to content glorifying violence on the internet and in video games. Reports highlighted recent attacks, including one involving a 15-year-old. The government is committed to ensuring the safety of children in schools.

US Woman 'Wrongfully' Jailed Over Miscarriage Wins Over Rs 15 Crore, Reclaims Child's Ashes

Patience Rousseau was labelled a "baby killer".

Saudi to increase crude exports to 10million bpd, examine transport alternatives

Saudi Arabia intends to enhance its crude oil export capacity through pipeline modifications and upgrades. Energy Minister Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman announced potential increases by repurposing a gas pipeline for oil transport. The initial increase could reach 1.2 million barrels per day within weeks. Upgrades to the East-West pipeline could eventually allow exports to reach 10 million barrels per day over the next few years.

Canada's Anita Anand to visit India on Oct 13

Iran security chief speaks to NSA Ajit Doval on call, discusses ‘issues of mutual interest’

The two leaders exchanged views on the latest regional and international developments and issues of mutual interest to the two countries.

"Almost Certainly": UK PM Says Iran Guards Behind Airbase Scare

The source and nature of the threat have remained shrouded in mystery.

1 Dead, Several Injured In Incident At Six Flags Roller Coaster In Georgia

Authorities and Six Flags did not identify the roller coaster.

Beachgoers Stranded In Cliffside Cave Rescued By Coastguard Teams In UK

The RNLI and Coastguard teams rescued the swimmer from the water.

India charts its own course: Rishi Sunak

Hurricane Simon pounds Mexico's Pacific coast; Rachel's remnants flood US Southwest

5 killed, several injured as passenger train derails in Pakistan's Punjab

‘India, Gulf now able to chart own course, not always agreeing with US-China’: Rishi Sunak

Rishi Sunak said countries such as India and those in West Asia were increasingly in a position to make decisions independently.

IMF Warns Global Economy Nears Breaking Point As Oil Reserves Shrink, Raises 2026 Growth Forecast To 3.1 Per Cent

Maine dismantles new bridge spans two months after collapse injured workers

Following a tragic collapse on August 13, demolition teams are onsite dismantling the damaged portions of the Llewellyn Estes Bridge, which was under construction over the Stillwater River in Old Town. Several workers sustained injuries during the incident and received urgent medical care. Authorities are launching a comprehensive investigation to uncover the precise reasons behind the failure while prioritizing safety in the preparation for future bridge construction.

Utah protects 58-acre working cattle ranch from development in $2.8m deal

Secured through public funding, a 58-acre ranch in Heber Valley, Utah, is preserved to avert urban sprawl. The Flying A Ranch Preserve will remain dedicated to agriculture, supporting cattle grazing and hay production. The conservation project, supported by nearly $2.8 million in various funding, is crucial for preserving local wildlife habitats and protecting vital water recharge systems, while aiming to safeguard additional farmland in the vicinity.

Modi speaks to Carney, says India and Canada contribute to stable, prosperous world

The two Prime Ministers had a phone call as senior Canadian Ministers are in Delhi for talks; India steps up its middle power engagement

Child among 6 killed in small plane crash in Wisconsin; FAA, NTSB probe underway

Six individuals lost their lives, including a child, after a plane crash in Wisconsin Dells. The small Piper PA-46 was travelling from Kenosha to Menomonie when it went down. Weather conditions at the time are being investigated to determine their impact on the crash. Authorities received reports of the aircraft down just before 10 pm, with rescue teams finding no survivors.

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Self-Appointed Patrol Group Criticised For Stopping Indian Students In UK Park

Police said that stop and search powers belong exclusively to the police.

After China, Netherlands Shows Interest In Bangladesh's Teesta Masterplan

After Tarique Rahman visited China in June, the Teesta masterplan became official.

Sheikh Hasina Alleges Rising Attacks On Minorities In Bangladesh, Calls For Harmony

She also connected the alleged attacks on minorities with a "systematic campaign" against Awami League.

Saudi Arabia Overturns Death Sentence For Sri Lankan Man

The Sri Lankan government welcomed the Saudi Supreme Court's decision

Australian homeowner wins A$6,253.50 after neighbour’s bamboo blocked sewer

In a landmark decision, an Australian court addressed a bamboo dispute affecting two neighboring properties in New South Wales. The court determined that the bamboo created a blockage and posed a risk for future damage to the sewer line. As a result, Homes NSW was ordered to compensate A$6,253.50 for previous treatment costs. The ruling highlights the importance of communication and diligent records for homeowners facing similar issues.

North Korea Test-Fires Two Types Of Submarine Strategic Cruise Missiles

North Korea has test-fired two types of submarine-launched strategic cruise missiles.

IMF stands ready as Sri Lanka recovers

Texas judge overturns reservoir permit that could flood over 16,000 ranch acres

In a significant legal development, a Texas judge has scrapped the permit for the Lake Ringgold reservoir, amidst ongoing opposition from local ranchers concerned about environmental issues and property rights. Wichita Falls aims to appeal this ruling as they push for their water supply plans. This situation underscores the complex relationship between infrastructure advancements and conservation, with the city's next moves remaining unclear.

New York townhouse hides subway ventilation shaft and emergency exit

Nestled at 58 Joralemon Street in Brooklyn Heights lies a historic brownstone that harbors a subway ventilation shaft beneath its surface. Established in 1847, it transformed into a vital transit hub in 1908 under the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. The building's unchanged facade allows it to integrate seamlessly into the neighborhood while fulfilling crucial safety roles.

Con Edison’s $300m Bronx substation disguised as rowhouses gets $47.3m upgrade

Con Edison is set to invest $47.3 million in enhancing the East 179th Street substation in the Bronx. This vital upgrade will include the installation of a fifth transformer and a new feeder line. The initiative aims to bolster the local electric capacity, facilitating support for electrification and electric vehicles.

Who Is Mahrah Al Nahyan? Abu Dhabi Princess Sentenced After Being Found Passed Out On London Street After Drug Overdose

17 children, teacher killed as school roof collapses in Pakistan’s Peshawar

Gym Trainer, Warehouse Worker, Student: The 3 Indians Killed In Germany Fire

Investigators have ruled out a technical defect as the cause of the fire and suspect arson.

Australia Navy Begins Probe After Camera Found In Bathroom Of Ship

The defence ministry said that the issue was under investigation.

Ukraine destroyed six Russian Sukhoi jets in missile strike on airfield

Once Notorious 'Nuke Walmart', Pak Wins Nuclear Watchdog's Nod. India Wary

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif and Army Chief Asim Munir

Pakistan tests Fatah-II ballistic missile, same type intercepted during Operation Sindoor

Pakistan's Army conducted a test launch of the Fatah-2 Extended Range hypersonic ballistic missile, enhancing its military capabilities. This missile provides improved precision and the ability to outmaneuver enemy defenses during engagements. The test is significant as it follows India's recent operations targeting threats within Pakistan's territory. The development of this missile is part of an evolving missile strategy amid regional military tensions.

Glasgow dig uncovers wall torn down by residents in 1823 riverside access fight

Archaeologists in Glasgow have uncovered remains of a 12-foot wall built by a wealthy distiller to block public access to the River Clyde in the 1820s. Residents tore down the wall in 1823, leading to arrests and a six-year legal battle. The excavation also revealed a rare 1791 trade token bearing the city's motto, "Let Glasgow Flourish".

‘Final warning’: UK vigilante group confronts Indian students in park, tells them to ‘go home’

China’s Debt Burden Mounts As Interest Payments Consume 19.2 Per Cent Of Government Budget

Tibetan Government-in-Exile Tells World: Prepare Now for Dalai Lama's Succession

Dalai Lama turned 91 in 2026.

Pope's recovery on track after surgery, Vatican says

Doctors reported good recovery in the operated lung two days after the pontiff underwent surgery to remove a cancerous tumour

34 Students, Teacher Killed In Pakistan School Roof Collapse

The owner, who was operating the institution as an education trust, has been arrested.

China's Rare Earth Dominance Raises Global Alarm As India & Western Nations Push To Reduce Dependence

Families of 3 Keralites killed in Germany fire seek return of bodies: ‘One was set to join job this week’

Relatives of the victims are in contact with people in Germany to coordinate the return of the bodies.

Lula or Bolsonaro: Why Brazil's presidential election matters for Brics and India

Brics began with five members and grew to eleven after the 2024 expansion, with Indonesia the newest, joining in 2025. Brazil opposed the enlargement, particularly because of the one nation. Iran. It feared that adding the avowedly anti-West Islamic Republic would cost the group its cohesion. Like India, Brazil wants Brics to be reformist and not revolutionary, thereby limiting it to a body that argues for change inside the existing order rather than one that tries to replace it.

Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif Faces Backlash Over Marilyn Monroe AI Puzzle Post

Michelle Obama’s $1M pledge for girls globally

France begins implementing agreement to protect Saudi oil facilities; what it means

France has started deploying military resources to Saudi Arabia to protect its oil facilities from regional attacks. This decision follows an agreement aimed at enhancing defense cooperation, especially amid increased drone and missile threats. President Emmanuel Macron confirmed the deployment, which includes soldiers and defense systems to bolster security. Recent attacks by Houthi militants have escalated tensions in the area, raising concerns for energy stability.

Seven Crew Members Missing After Vessel Catches Fire In Black Sea

Eight crew were initially reported as missing.

Robot Seized In Germany For Groping Women, Cops Probing If Men Controlled It

Two male teenagers have not been charged but are considered suspects

Pilot reports wing icing before plane crashes in Wisconsin; 6 killed

"Is This Your Culture?" Racist Stickers In Australia Show Indian Man Squatting

David Repacholi, the federal MP for the area, called the stickers "disgusting racist" material

Saudi Executes 2 Bangladeshis Over "Immoral Act" Inside Mecca Mosque: Report

The death sentences were imposed under ta'zir, a form of discretionary punishment under Islamic law

Yemen claims over 700 Houthis killed after 1,250 strikes rained within 24 hours

Yemen armed forces reported conducting 1,250 targeting operations against Houthis in one day. These strikes coincided with Houthi attacks on Aden’s presidential palace, resulting in casualties. Houthi spokesperson denied claims of missile strikes towards Medina, asserting their innocence. Meanwhile, the Saudi-led coalition intercepted several missiles aimed at its territories amid ongoing tensions. Overall, hostilities between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia have intensified over recent months.

Who Is Philip Green? Australian Diplomat To Speak At NDTV World Summit 2026

Philip Green is an Australian diplomat who currently serves as the country's High Commissioner to India

Qatar painted roads blue to fight extreme heat in sunlight-reflecting trial

5 Killed In Houthi Missile Strike On Presidential Palace In Yemen

Yemen's long-running civil war flared back to life in July

UK official ‘works’ at 5 jobs ‘taking sick leave’, faces trial

Oregon school shooting kills 4, children among dead

Watch: China-North Korea bridge opens after 12-years delay

Who Is Mahrah Al Nahyan, UAE Royal Passed Out In UK After Cocaine Binge

Mahrah Al Nahyan is a member of the Abu Dhabi royal family

Virginia acquires 2,211 acres to protect trout streams and create conservation area

All About Donald Tusk, Poland PM At NDTV World Summit 2026

Tusk returned to Polish politics in 2021 and took charge of Civic Platform again.

UN chief says ‘subsidising fossil fuels is subsidising suicide’

The United Nations says that for every dollar invested in protecting or restoring nature, about $30 still goes into activities that degrade it.

US holds secret Myanmar talks as rare earth minerals at stake

Renewed talks between the U.S. and Myanmar's military-backed rulers signal strategic interests in rare-earth resources. These discussions focused on securing the release of an American businessman and addressing online scams. Engagement follows Myanmar's civil war, which has led to extensive displacement and control challenges. Myanmar's Kachin State is crucial for heavy rare-earth minerals but is fraught with conflict.

"Don't Have Proper Toilets": Trump's New Press Secretary On Her Time In China

Trump has boasted about his "great relationship" with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

New York pays $28.25m to protect nearly 750 acres once reserved for nuclear plant

New York has purchased nearly 750 acres surrounding the former Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant on Long Island for $28.25 million. The acquisition, the largest in the history of the state's Department of Environmental Conservation on Long Island, will permanently protect coastal forests, wetlands and wildlife habitats. The state also plans to develop public trails, parking facilities and beach access in the coming years.

China considers new export curbs on solar, AI, biotech

The draft plan, “Announcement No. 48”, proposes a complete export ban on 14 technologies and restrictions on 26 more, including next-generation solar technologies that could affect countries such as India seeking to reduce dependence on China

UAE visa fraud alert: Indian embassy warns nationals against agencies promising jobs, residency

Pakistan to chair IMF, World Bank boards in 2027; first time in over 70 years

Pakistan will assume the chairmanship of the IMF and World Bank Group boards in 2027, marking a significant return. This follows a long absence from the position that last occurred in 1953. The role will allow Pakistan to engage in global economic discussions and foster collaboration among member nations. Pakistan is currently utilizing financial assistance from the IMF through various programs aimed at economic stabilization.

Anti-Indian stickers with ‘Remigration now' message sparks row in Australia

Hundreds Of Flights Cancelled, Delayed In Italy Due To Data Network Failure

As of around 1000 GMT, aviation analytics company Cirium counted 192 cancellations

38 youths evacuated as California wildfire rages

China signals trade easing after FM flags barriers

Meta employees confirm alleged bias against Lula

Israeli Settlers In West Bank Burn Trees, Throw Rocks During Olive Harvest

Israeli settler violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank has surged

Watch: Black Bear Breaks Into California Library, Steals Honey On Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th Birthday

A bear entered a library and helped itself to some honey on Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th anniversary.

Debt-Trapped Pakistan To Chair IMF, World Bank Boards In 2027

The ministry termed the development a "historic milestone".

Ocracoke’s 1901 island inn restored as public cultural center after 8 years

The former Island Inn on Ocracoke Island has been reborn as a vibrant community and cultural hub, thanks to the passionate efforts of local residents and the Ocracoke Preservation Society. Faced with the threat of redevelopment, they successfully restored the historic building, which now hosts a variety of educational programs and community gatherings. Key renovations improved its safety and flood resilience.

Texas courthouse empty since 1977 set for demolition after $120m renovation estimate

In a decisive move, Nueces County officials have voted unanimously to proceed with the demolition of the aged 1914 courthouse, which has seen a decline over the decades and thwarted multiple redevelopment attempts. Expected to last around 130 days, the demolition aims to create opportunities for future development while eliminating continuous security expenses for taxpayers. While some historical artifacts will be saved, extensive asbestos contamination complicates the safe removal process.

Indianapolis removes 127-year-old dam to restore White River wildlife

The city of Indianapolis is set to dismantle the Emrichsville Dam as part of an initiative to revitalize the White River's natural flow. This endeavor is designed to improve aquatic habitats and ensure the safety of river goers. Funding has been obtained from a variety of federal and state organizations to assist with this project.

Oregon School Shooting: Meet Kaylub Giamanco, the Father Who Stopped Attack

Kaylub Giamanco, a 36-year-old carpenter and father of two, has been hailed as a hero after reportedly fatally shooting a teenage gunman at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon. His brother says Giamanco is struggling with the tragedy and feels guilt over the lives lost. His family has requested privacy as the community mourns.

Alberta separation vote: Why the oil-rich province wants to break away from Canada

202,000 cases, 1,147 deaths: Bangladesh faces world’s worst measles outbreak

Iran broke? $25bn oil loss, $350m crypto frozen as militias send money back to IRGC

Bangladesh's measles outbreak is a 'real warning'

Meta denies accusation of anti-Lula political bias in Brazil after electoral court ruling

Tech giant Meta has denied accusations it has acted with political bias during Brazil’s presidential campaign

Priscilla Chan, Mark Zuckerberg give $900,000 to Pūlama Ola Kauai

Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan have made a generous donation of $900,000 toward the expansion of Pūlama Ola Kauaʻi. This initiative is dedicated to helping those facing homelessness or instability in their housing arrangements recover from health challenges. The funding will facilitate the creation of a new village featuring 18 housing units designed for medical respite, improving healthcare access and aiding transitions to permanent housing.

Brazil's Amazon deforestation hits record low: Why it matters amid election battle

Brazil's Amazon rainforest has achieved a remarkable milestone, showing its lowest annual deforestation at just 3,335 square kilometres, dropping by 41.8 percent from last year's figure of 5,731 square kilometres. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's ambitious goal to halt illegal logging by 2030 underscores a strong political commitment to preserve this vital ecosystem, which plays a crucial role in climate stability and global environmental health.

Strong 6.0-magnitude quake strikes Balochistan in Pakistan

102-yr-old Vermont dam removed, reconnects 24 miles, cuts flood risk

The Cross Brothers Dam in Vermont has been removed, allowing 24 miles of the Dog River to flow freely once again. This significant restoration effort aims to bolster flood resilience and rejuvenate aquatic habitats. Years of community collaboration and planning culminated in this project, which emphasizes improving fish passage and overall river health, ultimately promoting public access and safety along the waterway.

Barack Obama Slams Israel's "Attitude", Benjamin Netanyahu Responds

Israeli media covered another part of remarks in which Obama referred to the creation of Israel in 1948

Indian woman jailed over son’s fatal stabbing faces possible deportation from UK

Kiran Kaur, convicted for aiding her son’s murder, has been sentenced to three years. Her son, Vickrum Digwa, is serving life for fatally stabbing an 18-year-old student. Kaur may face deportation back to India if released early under a government initiative. This case highlights concerns over religious symbols linked to violence. Appeals from both Kaur and Digwa are set to be heard in November.

Bali Hit By Fuel Shortage, Hundreds Protest As Queues Stretch Over Kilometre

Motorcyclists queue to refuel at a gas station in Denpasar amid a fuel supply shortage in Indonesia

25 years after closing, ex-McClellan base draws $600M investment

Following its shutdown in 2001, McClellan Air Force Base prompted worries about economic decline. However, the area has been revitalized with McClellan Park, which boasts a $600 million investment and encompasses 10 million square feet of facilities. The site now functions as a public-use regional hub, enhancing local transportation and offering significant employment opportunities, while also emphasizing environmental restoration initiatives since the base's closure.

US pushes World Bank to scrap oil, gas funding curbs in major energy policy overhaul

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has called for the World Bank to end its restrictions on upstream oil and gas projects. He emphasized that developing countries require reliable and affordable energy for economic growth and job creation. Bessent highlighted the need for a technology-neutral approach to energy financing to address these challenges. Further, he recommended reforms to the World Bank's lending framework to enhance development effectiveness.

Venomous snakes found across Australian airport, including Qantas lounge

As summer approaches, Alice Springs Airport is preparing for an influx of snake sightings, with multiple reports emerging from terminal areas. In response, the airport management has put in place monitoring systems and hired professionals for safe snake removal. Travelers are encouraged to remain alert and immediately report any sightings to airport personnel, emphasizing safety first in this reptilian season.

Pope Leo XIV to be discharged from hospital after successful lung cancer surgery today

Pope Leo XIV is set to leave the hospital after a successful lung cancer surgery, demonstrating commendable recovery progress. He engaged positively with his senior aides, expressing heartfelt gratitude towards the medical team for their dedicated care. As doctors await crucial test results to plan further treatment, the pontiff's upcoming trip to Latin America from November 6 to 17 highlights his determination to fulfill his commitments.

20 Trainee Police Officers Abducted By Armed Men In Pakistan's Balochistan

Brazil’s Amazon Deforestation Falls To Record Low, Forest Loss Drops 42%

Watch: Masked French protesters briefly storm Marseille city hall

Protesters briefly occupied the lobby of Marseille city hall to voice their discontent over rising fuel costs. They shouted revolutionary slogans while some vandalized property within the building. Law enforcement later dispersed the crowd, which resulted in several violent clashes. Tens of thousands are expected to demonstrate nationwide against the increasing cost of living and perceived inequality.

Want To Work At The United Nations? Young Professionals Programme 2026 Applications Open

United Nations Young Professionals Programme: Prior work experience is not mandatory.

Saudi Arabia Executes 5 Citizens Convicted Of Terrorism, Attacks On Security Forces

Israeli Settlers Attack European Diplomats In West Bank, French Mayor Beaten

The West Bank has seen an especially violent olive harvest season

Private Jet Makes Emergency Landing After Door Detaches Mid-Air In Nigeria

A Challenger 604 jet returning to Abuja airport after a door separated mid-flight.

Watch: Historic French town hall burnt, tear gas fired as 5,50,00 protest in France

Iran-Pakistan halt cross-border movement

Watch: French protesters loot Hermès, Apple and other luxury stores

"Let's Go To France": Trump Mocks Nationwide Protests, Violence

Trump's remarks came as France woke up Sunday to devastated streets after major protests

'Not Informed In Advance': Bangladesh Seeks Details From Saudi Arabia Over Execution Of 2 Nationals

Video: Pistol In Hand, Bangladesh Minister Raids Suspected Drug Den

Ishraque Hossain is a member of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP)

Over 2.6 Million Afghan Girls Denied Secondary Education Since 2021, Says United Nations' Body

According to UNICEF, the consequences also carry into the next generation.

School woes, inflation, political discontent: What is fuelling violent France protests

NJ court upholds will that cut sons out after caregiving rift

A New Jersey mother who initially planned to divide her estate equally among her four children changed her will in 2016, excluding both sons after their relationship deteriorated. Following her death in 2024, the sons challenged the decision, alleging that their sisters had influenced her. One daughter had been her sole caregiver since 1996. However, on October 16, 2026, a New Jersey appeals court upheld the revised will.

Ecuador: Video Shows Priest Killed After Massive Crucifix Falls On Him During Live-Streamed Mass

‘With help of God & your prayers’: Pope makes first public appearance after surgery

Pope Leo XIV recently made his first public appearance following surgery for lung cancer. He expressed gratitude for the prayers and support he received during his recovery. The pontiff confirmed that he will gradually return to his duties with continued prayer and divine assistance. His next major engagement is planned for November, which includes an overseas trip to South America.

Florida completes $191.8m water project to keep 1m pounds of nutrients from river

St. Johns County Utilities officials celebrated the completion of the State Road 207 Water Reclamation Facility. This facility, costing $191.8 million, will treat wastewater and provide reclaimed water for irrigation purposes. The project aims to reduce dependence on the Floridan Aquifer, especially during ongoing drought conditions. Capacity of the facility can be expanded to meet future demand while preventing nutrient pollution in local waters.

UK Sent Elite Soldiers For Syria Kill Op. Then They Were Tried For Murder

Even though they faced a murder investigation, the five soldiers were sent back to operational duties.

Pakistan plans Moon landing by 2035, expands space cooperation with China

Pakistan aims to land on the Moon by 2035 and send its first astronaut for a space mission. The astronaut, selected from candidates trained in China, is expected to participate in scientific experiments. Cooperation with China enhances Pakistan's aspirations in space exploration and technological advancement. Additionally, plans for establishing the first Space Museum at the University of Narowal were announced to promote scientific awareness.

France protests: TikTok revives 2018 Yellow Vests

Viral VIDEO Shows Masked Protesters Carrying Lionel Messi Memorabilia Through Paris Streets Amid Unrest

Bodies of three Malayalis killed in Germany building fire to reach Keralam on October 20

Investigations are under way regarding the arson attack on the apartment building in the city of Bochum; preliminary findings indicate that the tragedy stemmed from a personal enmity between the flat owner and a Romanian national who is currently in police custody

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa emergency: How Pak's policies fueled province's security crisis

Pakistan has declared a state of emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, suspending the regional government and centralizing control. This decision comes in response to the deteriorating security situation and ongoing protests against the authorities. The move has prompted a crackdown on opposition leaders, further limiting political dissent and freedom. Additionally, residents are facing renewed uncertainty and instability as military involvement increases in civilian matters.

"Dystopian Fitness Video": Video Of Woman Jogging Amid France Protests Goes Viral Online

The clip quickly drew millions of views and reactions online.

Fire at Canadian military base kills seven

Video: Luxury Stores Including Apple, Hermes Looted During France Protests

Around 550,000 people had participated in the demonstrations across the country.

London woman loses 48cm boundary fight over neighbour’s kitchen extension

In a surprising turn of events, a homeowner in Surbiton, London, lost a legal dispute concerning a narrow 48-centimetre strip of land. It was determined that the neighbours' kitchen extension had effectively claimed squatters' rights, having occupied the land uncontested for over two decades. The First-tier Tribunal's decision highlights crucial insights into property borders and emphasizes the importance of diligent title plan checks for prospective buyers to avoid future complications.

US-Designated Global Terrorist Muhammad Sarwar Dies In Lahore

PMML is a political offshoot of Mumbai attack mastermind Hafiz Saeed's Jamaat-ud-Dawa.

China Daycare Owner Gets Life Term After More Than 200 Children Poisoned By Lead-Tainted Food

Lead poisoning poses serious health risks, particularly for young children.

2 Indo-Canadians elected as mayors, another re-elected in Canada’s British Columbia

Incumbent mayors were defeated as the polls were held for 161 municipalities and 27 regional districts on Saturday

Michigan to ban uncertified untreated firewood from 2027 to block 140+ pests

Michigan will ban untreated, uncertified firewood from entering the state starting January 1, 2027, to prevent the spread of more than 140 plant pests and diseases. The restriction will apply to travellers, campers and businesses, with exemptions for certified, heat-treated wood and certain other wood products. Authorities will focus on public awareness in 2027, while repeat violations could attract fines of $1,000 to $10,000 from 2028.

'Protocol, not power': Ex-IMF director punctures Pakistan's 'historic milestone' claim