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WorldAnthropic says AI models hacked three organisations during internal testing
AI company says the incidents occurred during controlled cybersecurity evaluations, days after OpenAI disclosed a similar breach involving one of its models.
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WorldIndia, Bhutan hold 5th development talks; sign ₹4,000 crore credit agreement
Bhutan appreciated India's significant support and its contribution to the country's socio-economic development, the mission said.
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WorldItalian PM Meloni warns of Schengen suspension with Spain amid Ceuta migrant surge
Italy considers extraordinary measures as thousands of migrants enter Spain's Ceuta enclave.
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WorldZelenskyy says Russia used North Korean missile in latest Ukraine strike
Ukrainian president says preliminary evidence points to a North Korean ballistic missile, as fresh Russian attacks kill at least eight people and damage multiple cities.
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WorldTrump mulling $1,00,000 fee for students keen to work in US after graduation: Report
The OPT programme allows foreign graduates to work for one to three years on their student visas in areas directly related to their studies.
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WorldSpain deploys military to Ceuta border after thousands cross from Morocco
Spain's government said the Armed Forces would help the Civil Guard maintain security in Ceuta.
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WorldBroad peak avalanche: 4 bodies recovered, search underway for 6 remaining mountaineers in Pakistan
Expedition leader was Nirmal "Nims Dai" Purja, a Nepal-born British military veteran, who gained global fame after scaling the world’s 14 highest peaks in a record 189 days.
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WorldTrump outlines phased plan for Hamas disarmament and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza
Trump's 20-point ceasefire plan calls on Hamas to surrender its weapons and destroy its vast network of tunnels.
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WorldPakistan coal mine explosion kills 34 miners, rescue operations continue
About 4,000 feet underground, miners were caught in the explosion and the subsequent fire.
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WorldSheikh Hasina will be arrested before she can surrender: Bangladesh law minister
Minister M Asaduzzaman said exiled former Prime Minister Hasina has the right to return, but the law prevents her from surrendering.
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WorldViolence across southern Nepal: One dead; curfew imposed in three districts bordering India
The violence comes as tensions that began in Nepal's Kaptanganj, Dewanganj Rural Municipality of Sunsari, on Sunday night continued to spread across Madhesh Province, resulting in growing unrest.
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WorldUK heatwave deaths nearly double in two months, summer set for record toll
Health authorities warn 2026 could become the deadliest year on record for heat-related deaths as drought and extreme temperatures grip England.
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WorldPrague Zoo uses ice to help animals beat Europe heatwave
Polar bears and other animals receive icy treats as temperatures climb to 38°C.
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WorldJapan quake death toll rises to 25 as rescue hopes fade
Thousands remain in shelters as rescuers race against time amid heat and aftershocks in Kumamoto.
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WorldPakistan 'doing its utmost' in US and Iran negotiations: Foreign Office
The MoU between the US and Iran was signed on June 18 following weeks of intensive diplomacy.
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Six abducted labourers found dead in Pakistan's Balochistan
Victims were kidnapped by unidentified gunmen in Kech district two days ago; no group has claimed responsibility.
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WorldActor turned Mayor Erdal Besikcioglu detained in Turkiye corruption probe
Erdal Besikcioglu, the mayor of Etimesgut Municipality in western Ankara, is being investigated for allegations of irregularities and forgery in municipal tenders.
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World"Strait of Hormuz is our land": IRGC warns countries aiding US of 'harsh response'
IRGC said one tanker caught fire near the Strait of Hormuz and both vessels reversed course, while the US military insisted the strategic waterway remains open to international shipping.
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WorldFrance Wildfire: Tens of thousands of French evacuees return home as cooler weather cools wildfires
French authorities gave the go-ahead Thursday for 84,000 evacuees forced out by a monster wildfire to go back to their homes in southwest France.
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WorldFour women accuse Jared Leto of sexual misconduct in BBC documentary
The documentary details allegations from four women who said the incidents occurred between 2002 and 2016, when they were teenagers and Leto was an adult.