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WorldRussian general says West Asia conflict could lead to Israel ceasing to exist
Alaudinov said Israel was seeking to widen the conflict and draw both the United States and the entire NATO bloc into the confrontation.
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WorldPakistan continues to extend airspace ban for Indian aircraft
Both countries closed their respective airspace to each other's airlines after the Pahalgam attack in April 22 2025.
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WorldPentagon considers reducing US military presence in Gulf after Iran war: Report
US is reviewing its military presence in West Asia and considering a reduction as the US-Iran conflict continues, The Washington Post reported, citing eight officials.
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India Day festival to be hosted by Moscow to celebrate culture and friendship
The theme for the year ‘Unity of Cultures - Friendship of Peoples,’ the festival will feature a diverse programme spread across several venues.
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WorldUS-South Korea shorten joint military drills after Trump's order
The allies' Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises will now end on Friday, five days earlier than initially planned.
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WorldIndia, Somalia explore deeper ties in trade and education during envoy’s visit
The discussions took place as Ambassador-designate to Somalia, Adarsh Swaika, called on Deputy Prime Minister of Somalia Salah Jama.
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WorldAstronauts remove faulty ISS antenna but run out of time to install spare
The operation forms part of essential maintenance work required to keep the station operational as it approaches its third decade of continuous human habitation.
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WorldSouth Asia faces biggest health workforce gap for universal coverage: Study
A Lancet Public Health study estimates the world needs 34.4 million more health workers, with South Asia facing the largest regional shortages.
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WorldIndian-American Pia Dandiya wins Democratic primary in Florida's 22nd district
Former school principal Pia Dandiya secured 68.6% of the vote and will face Republican Casey Askar in the November election.
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WorldWhy Oman matters in the Trump-Iran standoff over the Strait of Hormuz | Explained
Oman is caught between Washington and Tehran as it negotiates with Iran over the Strait of Hormuz.
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WorldUAE claims of missile attack; Iran calls accusations 'baseless'
The UAE Ministry said its armed forces remained on high alert and were prepared to respond to any threats aimed at undermining the country's security and sovereignty.
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WorldIndia backs negotiated two-state solution, reiterates support for Palestinians
MEA Secretary Sripriya Ranganathan conveyed India's concern over the humanitarian situation in Gaza during talks with Palestinian Foreign Minister Varsen Aghabekian Shahin.
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WorldTrump pauses 50% Canada tariffs after last-minute deal
US President Donald Trump said the new tariffs were put on hold for three days after Washington and Ottawa reached a preliminary agreement to continue negotiations.
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WorldNASA releases crater images carved by SpaceX rocket that slammed into moon
The before-and-after images shows the impact of the crash as the fresh crater appears to be 60 feet (18 meters) across and less than 10 feet (3 meters) deep.
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30 miners feared dead in Central African Republic gold mine collapse
Rescuers were searching for additional miners believed trapped.
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WorldTrump says US has no talks planned with Iran
Trump also threatened to bomb Oman as the country sought a deal with Iran to manage shipping traffic through the strait.
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Syria blames Israel for airstrikes on military airport in Idlib
Damascus calls the strikes a “flagrant violation” of Syrian sovereignty, while Jordan condemns the attack and warns of further regional instability.
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WorldWest Asia war: UAE asks residents to exercise caution after detecting missile threats
According to reports, sirens were heard in parts of Dubai following the reported missile threat.
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WorldTrump’s AI-generated Strait of Hormuz image sparks fresh tensions with Iran
The US president’s post comes amid escalating tensions with Iran over control of the strategic waterway and a maritime blockade.
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World'Highly dramatised, India's preferred hues,' Pakistan slams documentary on Operation Sindoor
The military’s media wing ISPR called the Discovery docuseries a “highly dramatised” account that presented the conflict in India’s “preferred hues”.