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4 Killed, Over 50 Injured As US Strike Hits Wedding In Iran
An Iranian official said on Tuesday that two people were killed and several others were wounded by a US attack while attending a wedding in the south.
Shehbaz Sharif Crops Out PM Modi To Take Centre Stage In Shanghai Bloc Pic
The photo was taken before a session of the 26th SCO Summit in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan and it showed the leaders of the member countries standing together.
Netanyahu Says Israeli Forces Have Captured Hamas Security Chief In Gaza
The premier said in a statement that the target was the head of Hamas's internal security apparatus in Gaza, without giving more details. Israeli media identified him as Muein al-Arabid.
Pattaya Sex Workers Face Raids As 5,000 US Sailors Head To Thailand
Weekend raids had already resulted in around 40 to 50 people being detained on suspicion of prostitution.
US-Iran War Live Updates: Iran Says It Wants To Go Back To June Truce As Trump Threatens More Attacks
Iran war live: The IRGC said multiple military personnel and civilians were killed or wounded on Sunday night in a "US-Israeli" attack on Iran's southern Larak Island in Hormozgan province, reports Xinhua news agency.
Trump Warns Of 'Biggest Attack' As Strikes Begin, Iran Says US Will Regret
Amid the strikes, US President Donald Trump warned Iran in a post on Truth Social that the "biggest attack" is yet to come.
The River Took It All: Aerial Visuals From Nepal Show Scale Of Catastrophe | NDTV Exclusive
Visuals from a helicopter showed narrow gorges now flattened and widened into valley-like spreads, with rocks, debris, mud, and bodies strewn across them.
Germany Blames Russia for Drone Attack Attempt Last Month At Airport
Leipzig/Halle is a major hub for international freight and for providing support to Ukraine. The planes that regularly use it include Ukrainian Antonov transport aircraft.
Nepal Flash Flood News LIVE: Over 1,000 Dead In Nepal Floods, Nearly 4,000 Missing
Nepal Flash Floods News LIVE Updates: Nepa said Tuesday that 1,050 deaths had been counted there, with 3,916 people missing, including 583 foreigners. Chinese authorities reported 16 deaths in their most recent update on Sunday.
Opinion: Reporter's Diary | Roads Were Gone, We Kept Going: 6 Days Through Flood, Debris And Death In Nepal
NDTV's Sikta Deo recounts six harrowing days reporting from disaster-hit Nepal
Bear And Three Cubs Rescued After Being Trapped For Hours In Water Tank In US
One of the three cubs had escaped on its own before rescuers arrived.
Pak Court's Big Relief For Imran Khan, Bushra Bibi: No Solitary Confinement, Timely Meets
The 73-year-old cricketer-turned-politician and his wife are currently detained at Adiala Jail in Rawalpindi, serving lengthy prison sentences in corruption and related cases.
Negotiate Or Fight: 6 Months Into War, Iran Is Split Over What To Do Next
After six months of war, one group wants talks and a possible settlement with the US, while hardliners want the country to continue resisting.
"Ethnic Cleansing": Israeli Ex-Generals On Attacks In West Bank
A former general said he saw the remains of a Palestinian school looted by settlers in the West Bank. He also met Palestinian farmers and shepherds who said they had been beaten and threatened by settlers.
Opinion: Opinion | SCO Was Once Russia's Backyard. How China Is Now Closing In
How Meta Will Verify Young Users' Ages Under $18 Billion Settlement
Meta policy bars children under 13 from using Facebook or Instagram and permits teenagers to use the platforms with some limits on content.
Indians May Have To Wait 179 Years For US Green Card. Here's Why
As of December 2025, nearly one million people from India are waiting in the US employment-based immigration backlog.
Dramatic Overnight Rescue Saves Climber Trapped On 6-Inch Ledge In California
Emergency responders checked him over on-site, reporting that despite the exhaustion, he managed to avoid major injuries.
Iran Has Enough Foreign Currency Despite US Sanctions: Central Bank Chief
Iran's currency plunged to a record low in August, crossing the psychological threshold of 2 million rials to the US dollar, while annual inflation reached 66% in July.
Indian Among 12 Killed In Russian Attack On Kyiv, Says Ukraine's Zelensky
The Ukrainian leader alleged that Russia's strikes were calculated "to destroy lives as much as possible --and it succeeds only when air defence resources are insufficient."
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US energy secretary will travel to Venezuela to unveil oil arrangement
Venezuela's National Assembly voted to back the 65-billion-barrel oil deal, despite no details being publicly released.
Urgent need for access to Iranian sites, cautions UN nuclear watchdog
The IAEA said lack of information and access to facilities to verify Iran's nuclear material is a proliferation concern.
Zelenskyy warns airlines as Ukrainian drones target Russian airspace
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that Ukrainian drones will continue operating over Russia.
Deadly car bomb attack at Colombia police station
Deadly car bomb attack at Colombia police station
Palestinians mourn children killed in Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City
Three Palestinian children were among four people killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza.
Police arrest 34 after deadly gang shootout in eastern Netherlands
Several foreign suspects were among those arrested, according to prosecutors.
UN slashes food aid for occupied West Bank and Gaza amid funding shortfall
International aid organisations are struggling for money as the United States has led a sharp cut in Western donations.
Iranian state media announces numerous US strikes on the country
Iranian state television has reported numerous strikes on Iranian territory on Tuesday.
What’s driven the defence deal between Israel and Greece?
Two countries sign $3.5bn weapons agreement.
Canada’s Carney says US must ‘start being serious’ to resolve trade dispute
Carney and Trump continue to trade barbs amid ongoing threats against Canadian sovereignty and economic disputes.
Guinea-Bissau referendum nods to expansion of presidential powers
The National Electoral Commission says 70 percent of voters cast their ballots in favour of the changes.
Munitions vehicle explodes killing five in Idlib
At least five people were killed and several others wounded when a vehicle carrying munitions exploded in Binnish
China’s Xi makes his first visit to Egypt in a decade
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Cairo and was greeted by Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi.
Israel’s multiple wars see finance, defence ministries clash over spending
Spiraling costs of Israel's conflicts deepen rift between finance and defense ministries ahead of budget decisions.
Hakainde Hichilema returns as Zambia’s president following disputed vote
Incumbent is inaugurated with his main rival in last month's election jailed and the courts shuttered.
Belgian mayor blocks club from hosting Israeli opponent in Europa League
Union Saint-Gilloise were to host Hapoel Beer-Sheva in Europa League, but Belgian mayor insists on different venue.
UN food agency cuts aid in West Bank amid funding crisis
UN food agency cuts aid in West Bank amid funding crisis
Health crisis looming as Gaza heads towards rainy season, warns WHO
Water quality in embattled Palestinian enclave already poor; flooding will exacerbate threat to health, says UN agency.
Vanuatu pushes France to accept ICJ jurisdiction in Pacific islands dispute
Vanuatu says French control of islands is relic of colonial past, as France’s far right uses case as a political weapon.
Nepal rescuers race to reach 900 missing hydropower workers
Rescuers in Nepal are prioritising the search for at least 900 workers missing from 12 hydropower projects.
Deep-sea search begins for 20 people missing in Cyprus ferry disaster
A deep-sea vessel from Turkiye joined the search on Tuesday for 20 people missing for two days.
US health authorities dispute Pennsylvania’s measles-related deaths
Clash with Pennsylvania comes as US records highest number of measles cases in decades.
The US military began striking targets in Iran, CENTCOM says
The US military said it has begun striking targets in Iran.
John Ternus succeeds Tim Cook as Apple CEO after 15 years
Apple gears up for innovation under Ternus before a new product launch event that could include foldable phones.
Pitso Mosimane appointed by South Africa ahead of AFCON qualifiers
Pitso Mosimane replaces Hugo Broos as manager of the South Africa national football team following World Cup exit.