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WorldHungary marks foundation day and Peter Magyar's first 100 days in office
Some residents praised Magyar's efforts to restore Hungary's international standing, while others said continued reforms were needed.
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WorldDisplaced Gazans struggle for food, water amid severe aid shortages
The suffering has intensified in recent months, with many saying they have not received hot meals in five to six months.
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WorldPakistan refiles plea challenging order for Imran Khan's hospitalisation
The development came as the court's deadline to shift Khan expires at 12 tonight.
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WorldTwo vessels with 22 Indians on board hijacked off Yemen, Somalia
The Indian crew members aboard both vessels, M.T. Sibu 1 and M/V LUTUF, are safe, according to the latest information available.
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WorldRussian missile, drone barrage kills at least 16 in Ukraine's Kyiv region
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has pleaded for countries to send more Patriot interceptors for defence.
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WorldMeta faces mounting scrutiny over how its platforms affect children
Meta called the report's findings “misleading” and “dangerously speculative.”
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WorldNepal directs government offices to use domestic products
The directive aims to boost local production, reduce imports, protect traditional skills and create jobs while remaining within existing public procurement rules.
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WorldPalestinians hold funeral for 50 recovered bodies in Gaza
50 bodies were recently pulled from the ruins of houses belonging to the Sawafiri, Batniji and Karam families.
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WorldThe long road to the presidency: Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir's five decades in politics
For Alamgir, it was the culmination of a political journey spanning more than five decades
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WorldDialogue, international law best tools to address West Asia tensions: Oman Consul General Al Raisi
Al Raisi also said that trust, friendship and mutual respect had long defined relations between Oman and India.
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WorldUS secretly establishes Strait of Hormuz shipping corridor to maintain oil flow: Reports
The operation, which has been ongoing for several weeks, has seen 15 to 20 tankers nightly traversing a southern route along the coast of Oman over the past two weeks.
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WorldEgypt, Qatar sign four accords during Qatari PM's visit to Cairo
The agreements were signed during Qatari Prime Minister's visit to Egypt, also discussed mediation efforts on Trump's peace plan.
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WorldTehran ready for talks with US, says Iran envoy; dismisses back-channel negotiations reports
Iran said it has always been open to talks with the US to end the West Asia conflict, but accused Washington of engaging only when it serves its interests.
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WorldTaiwan proposes record $35 billion defence budget amid rising China tensions
China sends military planes, as well as coast guard ships and other vessels, toward Taiwan regularly and carries out large-scale military exercises.
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WorldBNP's Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir elected as new Bangladesh President
Alamgir secured 255 votes while his rival Oli Ahmad bagged 88 votes in the presidential elections.
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WorldChina Evergrande founder gets life sentence as once-mighty empire collapses
Hui Ka Yan, founder of Evergrande, pleaded guilty in April to eight charges, including misuse of funds, fundraising fraud and illegally taking public deposits.
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WorldIran rejects Trump’s ‘Economic D-Day’, warns US pressure will fail
Earlier, US President Donald Trump announced what he called the "most crushing economic operation" ever taken against a country, targeting Iran.
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WorldIndia, Japan deepen Indo-Pacific defence ties; Sign maritime security MoA
India Defence Minister Rajnath Singh and Japanese Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi agreed to deepen cooperation in maritime security and the Indo-Pacific during talks in Delhi.
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WorldColombia earthquake death toll rises to 319, more than 4,400 injured
The disaster has left 4,469 people injured, while 260 remain missing and 364 survivors have been rescued from the rubble.
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WorldInside Gaza's smuggling network: How banned goods cross the border | Explained
An investigation found Gaza's smuggling boom has driven up prices, forced hospitals to seek supplies from smugglers and allegedly enriched Israeli soldiers and middlemen.