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Ali Akbar, in France since 1973, used humour and energy to boost newspaper sales

OceanGate's failure to follow safety protocols was the main cause of the Titanic sub implosion, report finds

Deceased's husband suspected her of talking to someone on his phone

Hearing to be held on August 8, filed by residents of the conflict-hit Muslim-majority region

Israeli restrictions have caused shortages of food, medicine, and fuel in Gaza, crippling hospitals and aid efforts

TV footage shows floodwaters and mud sweeping through village, destroying homes and roads as residents flee for safety

Thousands in Dhaka mark anniversary of Hasina's ouster as interim govt unveils roadmap for democratic reform

India vows to take all necessary steps to protect its national interests and buy Russian oil amid US tariff threat

More than 53,000 people taken to hospital due to heat stroke

State Department could require up to $15,000 bonds

Extreme weather grips China as authorities brace for more heavy rain

US president says will substantially raise tariff, New Delhi terms move unjustified

State lawmakers draw legislative maps themselves in Texas

Capturing wind for clean energy in Ireland

Tourism has been on the rise in Nordic countries in recent years

The two-day sail includes three Indian vessels and started Sunday

Around 30 survivors were also present

Says matter to be discussed in any future negotiations

The ship was headed to Abyan governorate in southern Yemen

Armed forces wary of war of attrition with Hamas

Russia did not immediately comment publicly on Zelenskiy's comments

The researchers also warned about tiny pieces of plastic called microplastics

He pressures India as he warns of new sanctions on Russia over lack of progress on Ukraine peace

Sweihan hit 51.8°C on Aug 1 after UAE's hottest April-May, nearing 2002 record high of 52.1°C, NCM reports

Sudan's conflict between the army and RSF has caused mass displacement, killings, and a growing humanitarian crisis

Trump threatens additional sanctions unless Putin agrees to ceasefire by week's end

City on highest alert as flash flood risks remain high, rescue efforts continue across multiple provinces

Israel attacks kill over 40 Palestinians across Gaza today

60,000 migrants arrived in Yemen last year, many on overcrowded, unseaworthy boats

The volcano has been assigned an "orange" aviation hazard code

Sheikh Hasina is accused of ordering deadly crackdown to crush student-led uprising

Many of the faithful began their trek to the Amarnath ice pillar from near Pahalgam

A lot of these are set rates pursuant to deals

Indian Embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to a request for comment

Four Chinese vessels, including guided-missile destroyers Shaoxing and Urumqi

Smith then resigned before Trump could fulfil his campaign pledge to fire him

The agriculture ministry confirmed 10 people were killed and seven others injured

Boat capsized off the Ahwar district in Yemen's southern Abyan province on the Arabian Sea

Most of them spent the night in tents, in sleeping bags or on mats in anticipation of Sunday's mass

Polish officials estimate that hundreds of migrants, mainly from the Middle East, are crossing into the Baltic states

Over 60,000 migrants arrived in Yemen last year via one of the world's busiest and most dangerous migration routes

India to keep buying Russian oil despite US threats, say officials; embassy in Washington gave no immediate comment

Trump sets August 7 deadline for new tariffs, ranging from 10% to 41%, targeting dozens of economies including the EU

UK says 80% of migrants using small boats relied on social media to find or contact people smugglers during journey.

Scientists identify Acrophylla alta in Queensland rainforest, marking it as Australia’s heaviest insect at 44 grams.

A 1% threat must be treated as 100%, warns Hatami, urging against underestimating the enemy or ignoring its threats

Jews can visit but not pray at Al-Aqsa under a long-standing deal with Muslim authorities over the sensitive holy site

Israeli attacks across besieged enclave kill 22 Gazans today

The tough deal may favour US, but Pakistan can still spin a win out of market access & political clout

With Operation Sindoor, Modi promised dominance. Instead, it exposed the limits his hard-power theatrics