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Israel likely to launch solo strike on Iran soon, sources say, citing air advantage and urgency due to war costs

Video shows balloon erupting in flames over Praia Grande; clear weather reported at time of deadly Brazil accident

Boko Haram's 16-year insurgency in Borno has killed thousands, displacing over 2 million people, aid groups report

The B-2 Spirit can carry 15-ton GBU-57 bombs, designed to strike fortified underground targets with precision

Jakarta air traffic control got a bomb threat call for a flight, prompting its diversion to Medan’s Kualanamu Airport

Putin says Russia and IAEA have no evidence Iran seeks nuclear weapons, and have repeatedly informed Israeli leaders

'We will take water that was flowing to Pakistan to Rajasthan by constructing a canal:' Indian Home Minister Amit Shah

Discussions at an early stage and may not lead to an offer since discussion with Perplexity's management

51st Session of the Council of OIC Foreign Ministers gets underway in Istanbul

Major victory for rights groups challenging Trump administration's unlawful targeting of a pro-Palestinian activists

Move completes 85% staff cut since March at network once founded to counter Nazi propaganda (

Iran rejects nuclear talks with US

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Rallies taken out in Tehran, Baghdad and Beirut

State TV says quake measured 5.5 and shook the area around the city of Sorkheh in Semnan province

Tehran refuses nuclear talks with Trump administration until Israeli attacks stop, despite growing pressure

EU to review Israel's compliance with rights pact after majority of members back probe, says top diplomat Kallas

Israel says it's striking military infrastructure in southwest Iran on day nine of war sparked by its initial attack

Israel says it struck dozens of military targets overnight, including missile production sites

France, UK, Germany push diplomatic offer to Iran as Israel strikes nuclear sites in Tehran overnight

Aid chaos persists as US-Israel-backed group faces criticism; UN, NGOs refuse to join over military bias concerns

Guterres urges peace as Israel-Iran war risks spiraling; warns conflict expansion could ignite uncontrollable fire

Israel-Iran conflict enters its second week as exchange of strikes continue

Israel has appeared on the 'list of shame' for a second consecutive year

Trump's decision to send troops into LA prompts national debate about use of the military on US soil

Damage done to high-rise buildings, railway infrastructure as Ukraine's largest Black Sea port attacked

Activists breach Royal Air Force base and sprayed paint on military planes intended to carry equipment for Israel

Watchdog report exposes OpenAI’s internal restructuring, profit motives, CEO controversies, and declining commitment.

A major internet outage left over 45,000 users offline across the US hitting Colorado communities hardest

The Dodgers barred federal agents from stadium grounds, as immigration tensions rise in Los Angeles

US president to make Iran decision in 'next two weeks'

The army did not comment on the incident reported in the south

The Republican, whose 2024 election campaign relied heavily on social media

Says entering Iran-Israel war extremely dangerous

He has run 80 kilometres (50 miles) over the eight days leading up to her birthday

At least 38 people were killed in the residential neighbourhood that the plane hit

A record 16 billion passwords from Google, Apple, Facebook and more were leaked in the biggest breach ever confirmed.

Gaza health ministry says 300 Palestinians killed in recent weeks while trying to reach aid amid famine conditions

Israel capable of striking all of Iran's nuclear facilities but all help is welcome: Israeli PM

Zhenhao Zou lured women via dating apps, drugged and raped them while filming, then kept their jewellery and clothes

Kremlin says Russia, China agree Iran-Israel war must end through political and diplomatic means only

Putin says Israel pledged safety of Russian workers at Iran’s Bushehr site amid strikes on nuclear facilities

Iranian spokesperson Baqaei says western powers misused IAEA findings to justify illegal attacks.

Junta forces carried out raids and artillery strikes in the jade-rich Hpakant township

Hajra and Haleema Zahid, sisters from Rawalpindi, were both postgraduate students in Wales