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WorldQatar's former ruler Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani died at age 74
The state-run Qatar News Agency reported his death. It offered no cause.
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WorldUS, UK, 12 other nations reaffirm 2016 ruling invalidating China's claims in South China Sea
China refused to join the arbitration initiated by the Philippines in 2013 after a tense standoff in the contested waters a year earlier that ended with Beijing effectively seizing a disputed shoal.
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WorldChina issues red alert for rainstorms as Typhoon Bavi makes landfall
Several Chinese cities, including the capital Beijing, have stepped up emergency response measures.
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WorldShooting near Toronto street festival kills two, wounds five
Police said the scene had been secured, but the suspect or suspects had not been apprehended.
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WorldWest Asia war LIVE | US, Iran make contradictory claims on Strait of Hormuz
The new crossfire in the Persian Gulf comes after US President Donald Trump suggested an interim deal and ceasefire in the Iran war was “over.”
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WorldUS resumes attacks on Iran as IRGC shuts Strait of Hormuz
A Cyprus-flagged container ship was hit by Iran and suffered "significant engine room damage" and a civilian crew member is missing.
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World'He said he would call after returning from the island': Last moments before Vietnam tragedy
What began as a fun trip in a breathtaking foreign location sponsored by the mobile phone company for its associates of southern India ended in a tragedy on Saturday.
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WorldPakistan, Saudi Arabia discuss West Asia tensions, stress de-escalation
The two countries expressed concern over the recent escalation in West Asia and called for dialogue to restore regional peace.
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WorldBahamas plane crash that killed 10 included musicians and a DJ, union says
“Among the dearly departed are some of the talented and vibrant members of our entertainment community, including members of The Pond Band and a DJ,” the union said in a statement on X.
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WorldSouth Africa seeks exemption from proposed US tariffs over forced labour probe
Pretoria says its labour laws prohibit forced labour and seeks relief for key exports.
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WorldTrump says US would strike Iran 'at levels never seen before' if he is assassinated
“The US has, for a whole variety of reasons, never utilized a technical dead man's switch,'” said Garrett M. Graff, author of “Raven Rock: The Story of the US Government's Secret Plan to Save Itself -- While the Rest of Us Die.”
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WorldBoat carrying tourists had barely left island when it capsized, says Indian witness of Vietnam tragedy
"The rescue teams got active and the bodies were brought back. However, there were no medical teams even to administer CPR. We are all in a state of shock," he said.
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WorldSouthern Spain wildfire kills 12 as hundreds of firefighters battle massive blaze
Authorities say most victims ignored evacuation orders as crews, helicopters and aircraft work to contain one of Spain's deadliest wildfires in recent years.
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WorldTrump, Iranian leaders trade threats as interim deal falls apart
So far, Tehran has not submitted to US demands over the Strait of Hormuz, instead insisting that the route remain under its control and that it be allowed to charge ships moving through it.
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World'India is a launchpad for global growth': PM Modi woos New Zealand investors
PM Modi emphasised that the two nations' shared democratic values, diversity and commitment to sustainable development provide a robust foundation for an ambitious, forward-looking economic partnership.
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WorldChina evacuates over 1.7 million as Typhoon Bavi lashes Taiwan, Japan
Eastern China braces for landfall as the storm brings heavy rain, strong winds and mass evacuations, while the Philippines reports at least 17 deaths.
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WorldTop Pakistani cleric declares cryptocurrency trading 'haram' in new fatwa
The religious ruling comes as Pakistan moves to regulate and promote the cryptocurrency sector through a new virtual assets framework.
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WorldIndia, New Zealand elevate ties to strategic partnership; set ₹35,000-cr trade target by 2030
"A firm belief in democratic values makes us natural partners. Moreover, as two maritime nations, our close cooperation lends new strength to the Indo-Pacific, and our relationship can infuse new energy into achieving our goals of peace," PM Modi said.
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WorldMeta appeals verdict in landmark social media addiction lawsuit
The verdict could influence thousands of similar lawsuits against social media companies.
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10 Tamil Nadu tourists among 15 killed in Vietnam boat tragedy
Phu Quoc, Vietnam's largest island, is a major tourist destination, known for its white-sand beaches, coral reefs and island-hopping excursions. The tourists were reportedly returning from an island trip.