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'No direct US-Iran talks': Top US envoys reach Doha for Qatar-mediated negotiations

In Doha, US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner engaged with Qatari mediators to discuss Iran negotiations. They learned from both Qatar and Iran that no direct meetings would take place between US and Iranian officials, contradicting President Trump's earlier assertions. Instead, the conversations, organized by Qatar, will prioritize implementing…

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New visa rules from July 1 in US, Australia, Japan, Vietnam: What travelers, foreign workers must know

New visa rules July 1: The US is now offering a $750 fast-track tourist visa, and Australia is increasing the minimum salary for skilled migrants. Japan is hiking visa fees for numerous countries, Vietnam will require travelers to complete health declarations.

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Indian-American Democrat calls Trump 'lame duck president' blames him for severed ties with India

Indian-American Congressman Ro Khanna on Monday described Donald Trump as a a "lame duck" president and blamed his "utterly destructive policies" for pushing US-India relations to their lowest point in three decades.

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Australia's living dinosaur tree survived 90 million years in a secret canyon

A tree species known only from fossils dating back roughly 90 million years has turned out to be very much alive. In 1994, a New South Wales park ranger rappelled into a narrow sandstone canyon in the Wollemi National Park and stumbled upon a small grove of strange-looking conifers. Botanists…

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UAE lifts Lebanon travel ban after weeks of restrictions; Emiratis revive long-awaited travel plans

The UAE has lifted its travel ban on Lebanon, allowing Emirati citizens to visit the country again after weeks of restrictions, a move welcomed by travellers eager to revive long-delayed holiday, family and reunion plans.

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Used 'abusive language' against officials: Group booked under colonial-era sedition law in Pakistan

Pakistani authorities have booked individuals under a colonial-era sedition law for alleged anti-government remarks and "abusive language" in Punjab. The case, stemming from a restaurant incident, also includes charges under the cybercrime act. Rights activists have voiced strong criticism, calling the move a severe blow to free speech amidst growing…

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US Supreme Court rejects Trump's order to restrict birthright citizenship

The US Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled against President Donald Trump's executive order seeking to limit birthright citizenship, rejecting one of the administration's key immigration measures introduced at the start of his second term.

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North-South Commission on Development formed economic development of Global South, Global North

HAMBURG: Aiming for strengthening international partnerships and support the overcoming of pressing challenges under prevailing geopolitical situation, German government launched North-South Commission on Development on Tuesday during the ingoing Hamburg Sustainability Conference in the port city of Hamburg. The Commission has the purpose of intensifying relations with countries in the…

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'Stripped him, forced him to seek money from kin': Temple priest 'abducted, assaulted' in Bangladesh

A Hindu law student and temple priest, Subhash Deuri, was allegedly abducted and assaulted in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Unidentified men held him captive, subjected him to torture, and forced him to arrange ransom payments. He was later found unconscious and hospitalized. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the incident, with no…

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$189 million and counting! Crypto firms spending big bucks to influence 2026 US midterms - report

Cryptocurrency companies are significantly investing in the upcoming 2026 US midterm elections, having already disbursed $189 million, making them the foremost corporate political contributors. This unprecedented financial surge seeks to influence policy and obtain legislative advantages. Additionally, the tech industry is following suit, underscoring an escalating trend of corporate involvement…

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Over 10,000 Etihad Rail tickets sold as UAE launches long-awaited passenger train service between Fujairah and Abu Dhabi

The UAE entered a new chapter in its transport history on Tuesday as the country’s first passenger train service completed its inaugural journey, linking Fujairah and Abu Dhabi in just 1 hour and 45 minutes.

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'Harsh and toxic': US citizen shares harrowing experience with international school in Bengaluru, warns parents before moving back to India

A parent, a US citizen who lived in India for four years, shared the harrowing experience they had with their children at a very expensive international school in Bengaluru. As many Indian parents with school-going kids often consider going back to India and enrolling the kids at international schools, the…

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Health activists seek suspension of Israeli Medical Association from world body

Indian healthcare professionals are urging the Indian Medical Association to back a call for the Israeli Medical Association's suspension from the World Medical Association. Over 1,150 signatories cite the IMA's silence on attacks against Gaza's healthcare infrastructure and medical personnel. This move aligns with international calls for medical ethics and…

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Quote of the day by American social activist Alice Walker: "The most common way people give up their power is by…"

How often do we decide we can't do something before we've even tried? We tell ourselves we have no say, no influence, no real choice, and so we stay quiet, stay put, and let things happen to us. The author and activist Alice Walker put her finger on this exactly.…

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'Hands off' Strait of Hormuz: Iran says foreign intervention will 'only complicate issues'

Iran has confidently declared its readiness to maintain order in the Strait of Hormuz, insisting that foreign intervention is unnecessary and could destabilize the region. Furthermore, discussions with the US, arranged by Qatar, are expected to focus on the existing interim agreement rather than on new negotiations for a final…

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Zohran Mamdani says he won't want US Constitution to be changed to become eligible to run for President: 'Looks good the way it is'

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's political influence is growing, but a presidential bid remains out of reach. Despite meeting the age and residency requirements, the Constitution's natural-born citizen clause disqualifies him, as he was born in Uganda. Mamdani, however, expressed contentment with the current constitutional framework, emphasizing his focus…

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Third HSC brings together politicians, business leaders, academia to debate power of cooperation, driving progress together

The third Hamburg Sustainability Conference convened global leaders from politics, business, and civil society to foster cooperation for sustainable development. Discussions centered on accelerating the energy transition, protecting nature, and improving access to finance, with a strong emphasis on strengthening international partnerships. Key initiatives, including the North-South Commission on Development,…

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40°C and counting: Europe was built to beat the cold. Now heatwave is exposing its biggest weakness

Europe, once crafted to stay warm during harsh winters, now grapples with a grim new challenge: relentless heatwaves. Buildings that sheltered against frosty temperatures have turned into sweltering traps, revealing a serious flaw in adapting to intense summer heat. With infrastructure buckling under record temperatures and a surge in heat-related…

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'Deeply grateful': India's field hospital wins hearts in earthquake-hit Venezuela

Venezuela's earthquake victims are expressing profound gratitude to India's medical team for their life-saving aid. Under Operation Amistad, India deployed a field hospital, relief supplies, and advanced medical equipment, significantly easing the suffering of those affected by the devastating tremors. Locals shared moving testimonials, highlighting the exceptional care and support…

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Murderers who kill partner or ex-partner could face 10 extra years in jail under new UK plans

People convicted of murdering a current or former partner in their home could face an additional 10 years behind bars under proposed changes aimed at strengthening laws against violence against women.

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Spanish proverb on missed opportunities and inaction: ‘The shrimp that sleeps is carried away by the current’

The Spanish saying, 'Camarón que se duerme, se lo lleva la corriente,' serves as a cautionary reminder against complacency. Much like a sleeping shrimp risks being swept downstream, individuals can find themselves losing grasp on vital opportunities due to procrastination or indifference. This age-old wisdom urges us to remain vigilant…

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UAE announces petrol and diesel prices for July 2026; fuel rates cut after four months of hikes

UAE motorists can finally breathe easier as fuel prices for July 2026 see a significant drop, ending a four-month surge. This welcome relief follows a cooling in global oil markets, with diesel prices falling by nearly 17% and petrol by almost 14%. Drivers can expect substantial savings on full tanks,…

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Ebola outbreak may cost Africa up to $3.6 billion, deepen poverty, says UN

The United Nations has sounded the alarm on the Ebola outbreak in DRC, highlighting its dire implications for African economies, with potential losses reaching $3.6 billion. This epidemic threatens not only health but also broader socio-economic structures, jeopardizing jobs, education, and food stability. Interventions are essential to mitigate long-term repercussions…

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Lying frozen on Mount Everest for nearly 30 years, wearing 'Green Boots', the famous remains are now the focus of a major Indian recovery operation

India has launched a daring mission to retrieve the body of a soldier, identified as Lance Naik Dorje Morup, from Mount Everest's treacherous 'death zone'. For decades, the remains, known as 'Green Boots', served as a grim landmark. This unprecedented repatriation effort by Indian authorities aims to bring the fallen…

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More traffic may be doing more than clogging streets in England, Scotland and Wales, as a study linked rising vehicle traffic to higher perceived crime and weaker community guardianship

New research reveals a surprising link between increased car traffic on residential streets and a decline in neighbourhood safety. Studies show that more vehicles can erode community vigilance, leading to higher rates of disorder, property crime, and violence. Conversely, implementing low-traffic designs in cities like London has demonstrably reduced street…

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