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‘Near site of 2008 massacre’: Why Islamabad’s Serena Hotel became centre of US-Iran diplomacy

The five-star Serena Hotel in Islamabad has emerged as the unlikely centre of high-stakes diplomacy, hosting the first round of US-Iran peace talks following weeks of conflict that have shaken the region.

The Times of India

Irish police clear demonstrators to reopen refinery as fuel protest causes chaos

Police removed protesters and reopened Ireland’s only oil refinery as a fifth day of disruptive demonstrations over soaring gas prices has left many gas pumps dry and threatened to cripple transportation across the country

The Independent UK

Rory McIlroy reveals how preparation helped give him control at Augusta

The Northern Irishman made a strong start to his defence of his Masters title.

The Independent UK

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Kristi Noem’s husband entered a Christian ‘sexual behavior’ rehab in January: report

Bryon Noem enrolled in the 40-day program at ‘Pure Desire Ministries,’ which brands itself as helping men ‘stop unwanted behaviors and restore broken relationships’

The Independent UK

What a US Army veteran and an Iran expert think of Trump’s war

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The Independent UK

Emergency managers issue warning for residents in tornado-prone areas

Emergency managers, who responded to some of the worst tornadoes in the country last year, have a message for Americans

The Independent UK

Fifth Circuit Strikes Down Federal Law Banning Home Alcohol Distilleries

The ruling holds the law exceeds Congress' authority under the tax power and the Necessary and Proper Clause. But it does not consider the Commerce Clause.

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Lebanon hit by more than 100 attacks on healthcare during Israeli strikes, WHO says

Israeli strikes have hit hospitals, ambulances and health workers, according to the World Health Organisation

The Independent UK

Nicole Kidman, Keith Urban Divorce: Could Singer Have A Secret Child? 1994 Allegations Are Returning Now

Keith Urban is facing a new round of rumours about an alleged secret child from 1994, as his divorce from Nicole Kidman and limited custody of their daughters place his private life back under the spotlight.

International Business Times UK

Ukraine and Russia observe Orthodox Easter truce despite deep scepticism

A fragile pause in fighting between Russia and Ukraine has come into force over Orthodox Easter, offering a brief – if uncertain – respite after months of grinding conflict.

Radio France Internationale

Coachella star condemns ICE raids in defiant stage address

CMAT spoke out against United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids during her Coachella performance on Friday (10 April).

The Independent UK

Four ways to brew better drip coffee

A recipe for a cafe-quality iced latte, the best chargers and more

The Guardian - US

‘We feel this incredible tension at all times’: what happened to small-town USA when extremists moved in

In his new book, Michael Edison Hayden captures the bitter saga between the founders of far-right publication VDare and the residents of a West Virginia town

The Guardian - US

6 Overlooked Tax Breaks for Homeowners Over 50 That Could Save Hundreds (or Thousands) a Year

Experts suggest these strategic adjustments that can reduce your tax bill by hundreds or even thousands each year.

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Latin Times

Inflation Devastates Venezuela's Elderly as Monthly Pensions Become Worthless

Venezuela's state pension for its elderly population is currently just 130 bolívares, around $0.30 a month, which is not even enough to buy a loaf of bread. Across the country, many older people are forced to sell personal belongings, rely on family, skip meals, stretch food and medication, or simply…

MusicRadar

“When the computer came along, the magic was over because we didn’t play together anymore”: How technology ultimately killed Kraftwerk

They were certainly the pace makers, but did the band get overtaken by the very technology that made them?

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'When I first started at Arsenal, I told my agent, ‘I want to move to America and try something different one day.’ I’d never say never but I would happily spend my next five years here' Rob Holding on why he’s in no rush to come back to England

Rob Holding spent two years at Crystal Palace but played just one game for the senior side

The Times of India

‘Nato is in America’s interests’: British PM Keir Starmer defends alliance after US withdrawal threat

Responding to Trump's withdrawal threats, Starmer emphasised NATO's mutual security benefits and the need to strengthen it. Discussions also covered the fragile Iran conflict and restoring safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

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International Business Times UK

Is Operation Epic Fury Illegal? Legal Experts Warn Donald Trump Could Face War Crime Violations

Donald Trump's recent threats to target civilian infrastructure in Iran have sparked legal concerns, with experts warning of potential breaches of international law.

Euronews

Is Iran unable to locate its mines in the Strait of Hormuz?

The New York Times reports, citing officials, that Iran may not have accurate records of the locations of all the mines it has laid. Reports suggest that the planting was carried out in a random and disorganised.

The Independent UK

We asked a US Army veteran and an Iran expert to dissect Trump’s war

The US-Israeli war against Iran has entered its sixth week.

The Independent UK

Hungary elections live: Orban fights to remain in power as polls open in key test for Europe

Orban’s failing election campaign has been backed by US president Donald Trump and vice president JD Vance

The Guardian - US

Why the Nato alliance is not as likely to dissolve as Trump makes it seem

Trump has upped the stridency and threatening nature of his complaints, but the US and Europe need each other

Radio France Internationale

UK puts Chagos sovereignty plan on hold following opposition from Trump

The UK has paused plans to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, throwing the future of a long-negotiated deal into uncertainty as London seeks backing from Washington.

Evening Standard

JD Vance arrives in Pakistan for Iran peace talks amid fragile ceasefire

JD Vance has arrived in Pakistan to lead critical peace talks with Iranian officials as they aim to stabilise a fragile ceasefire agreement

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