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WorldTrump claims Iran agreed to long-term nuclear inspections
US would leave ships in the Strait of Hormuz in case it becomes necessary to reimpose its blockade of Iranian ports
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WorldAndy Burnham prepares for UK Labour leadership contest as frontrunner
Andy Burnham emerged as the favourite to replace Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who announced on Monday that he will step down.
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WorldKeir Starmer resigns: Why Britain's prime minister is stepping down and what happens next
Starmer became Britain's prime minister in July 2024 after leading the Labour Party to a landslide general election victory over Rishi Sunak, ending 14 years of Conservative rule.
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WorldEU to hold closed-door talks with Taliban on Afghan deportations
Afghanistan has been dealing with the return of about 3 million Afghans from Pakistan and Iran in the past year alone.
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WorldIran reports progress in US peace talks, rejects claims on spending unfrozen assets
The US waived sanctions on Iran for 60 days from Monday after the first round of talks.
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WorldStrait of Hormuz sees revival in oil, LNG shipping as US-Iran talks advance
More crude oil cargoes stranded in the Gulf since the start of the war are expected to make their way out now
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WorldOffshore typhoon threatens two northern Philippine provinces with flooding, rough seas
Disaster-mitigation personnel were placed on alert in vulnerable villages and towns.
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WorldStrait of Hormuz to be controlled by Iran: Iranian chief negotiator
The management of the Strait of Hormuz will never return to its pre-war state, Iranian chief negotiator Ghalibaf stressed
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WorldTwo killed in shooting at Northern California library; suspect in custody
A child was also taken to the hospital with a minor injury.
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WorldGoogle restores Telegram on Playstore
However, the application continued to remain delisted on Apple's Appstore till around 10 a.m
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WorldFire rages, large plumes of smoke billow as warehouse in Houston burns
Around 100 firefighters were at the scene and were expected to continue battling the blaze into the night
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WorldTwo migratory birds confirmed to have H5N1 bird flu in Australia
Until now, Australia had been the only continent without a confirmed mainland case, though the virus was detected in late 2025 on the sub-Antarctic territory of Heard Island.
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WorldNSA Doval holds talks with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang
India and China rolled out a series of measures in the last over one year to rebuild their relationship after it witnessed major downturn following the deadly Galwan Valley clashes in 2020 and the subsequent military face-off that lasted for over four years.
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WorldRomania's government crisis: Parliament rejects PM-designate
Under Romanian law, the president can dissolve parliament and call an early election if two prime minister-designates fail to win parliament's backing within 60 days.
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World12 Indians among 13 killed in explosion at Ras Laffan Industrial City in Qatar: Officials
The Indian Embassy in Doha stated that it is constant touch with Qatari authorities and will render all help to the families of those who have lost their lives or have been injured
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WorldUS eases Iran sanctions as Lebanon ceasefire holds, peace talks gather pace
US Vice President JD Vance said talks with Iranian officials in Switzerland had laid a good foundation for a final peace deal, although Iran denied that it had begun discussions of its nuclear program.
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WorldTen years after Brexit: The vote that changed Britain
What began as a referendum promise evolved into a political transformation that changed governments, tested institutions and altered Britain's place in the world. Ten years later, the arguments it unleashed continue to shape the country's future
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WorldAfter months of war, Lebanon finds a moment of calm. Will it last?
The war tested the interim US-Iran deal on ending the regional conflict, leading Tehran to announce at the weekend it had once more closed the Strait of Hormuz, saying the U.S. had failed to meet its commitment to halt the fighting in Lebanon.
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WorldOil tanker traffic picks up through Hormuz
The sailings through Hormuz are still a fraction of the average daily crossings of 125 vessels before the Iran war began on February 28.
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WorldUkraine says it struck key missile electronics plant in Russia's Voronezh region
The Ukrainian General Staff said it had used air-launched cruise missiles to hit the facility, which it described as a "critical component" in Russia's defence production.