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Colombian Senator Calls for “Collective Action” Against U.S. Aggression
amid growing debates over U.S. influence in Colombia, where military aid and trade agreements remain contentious
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Five Year Old Released from ICE Custody Returns to Minnesota
The child and his father were held in ICE custody, sparking outrage among immigrant rights
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Mandelson Quits Labour Amid Epstein Controversy
Labour officials described the resignation as “necessary,” noting that Mandelson’s presence had become a distraction during a period of heightened political sensitivity
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Canada and South Korea Sign Trade MOU Covering Autos and Minerals
Canada’s reserves of lithium, nickel, and cobalt are seen as vital for South Korea’s electric vehicle and tech industries
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Patients in Limbo as Rafah Crossing Reopens on Trial Basis
Cairo has expressed frustration at the limited scope of the reopening, insisting that full access is needed to allow aid and patients through
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Trump Warns UK on China Ties as Starmer Courts Beijing
Donald Trump has cautioned Britain against deepening economic ties with China
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Iran Braces for Conflict as U.S. Armada Nears
Oil prices surged overnight, reflecting investor anxiety over potential disruption in Gulf shipping lanes
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Nipah Virus Outbreak in India
Nipah virus, a rare but deadly pathogen transmitted from animals to humans
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India–EU Trade Pact
the pact would strengthen India’s global trade position, boost investment flows, and create new opportunities
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Iran–U.S. Tensions Escalate
Officials in Tehran warned that any aggression would be met with “swift and decisive” retaliation,
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China Clears First Imports of Nvidia’s H200 AI Chips Amid Rising AI Demand
Access to H200 chips bolsters AI development capacity, particularly in cloud computing and generative AI sectors
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Trump Administration Faces Lawsuit Over Deadly Boat Strike Near Venezuela
The U.S. military launched a missile strike as part of a broader campaign against alleged cartel-linked vessels in the Caribbean Sea
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Maharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar, Four Others Killed in Baramati Aircraft Crash
Pawar and four others on board were killed instantly
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Evidence Challenges Trump Officials’ Accounts in Six Immigration-Linked Violent Encounters
Officials claimed migrants posed imminent threats, but evidence suggested they were unarmed or retreating
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Ilhan Omar Attacked at Minneapolis Town Hall; Assailant Arrested
Ilhan Omar was attacked during a town hall in Minneapolis when a man rushed the stage and sprayed her with an unknown substance.
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Deadly Blast Strikes Kabul Hotel Restaurant, Seven Killed
A powerful explosion ripped through a hotel restaurant in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, killing at least seven people
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Trump Ties Greenland Threat to Nobel Snub, EU Readies Retaliation
Diplomats caution that the dispute could strain NATO cohesion, as Denmark and other European allies seek solidarity against Washington’s pressure.
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Noida Techie’s Death Sparks Outcry Over Delayed Rescue Response
Tech professional in Noida lost his life after a prolonged wait for emergency services, raising sharp questions about systemic failures in India’s disaster response chain.
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Denmark Bolsters Greenland Defense as Trump Pressures Intensify
Denmark’s troop deployment to Greenland marks a decisive response to Trump’s escalating pressure.
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Iran & US Tensions
Iran has vowed a “harsh response” if U.S. President Donald Trump orders military strikes
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Iran Protests & Connectivity
seen as a game changer, allowing activists to bypass government internet shutdowns and censorship
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Venezuela Political Developments
Prisoner releases have historically been used as bargaining chips in negotiations
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Thailand Train Disaster
At least 22 people were killed when a passenger train derailed after a crane collapsed onto it in central Thailand.
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Venezuela’s Power Puzzle
Senior officers’ control key ministries and state enterprises, ensuring the armed forces remain the backbone of Maduro’s rule.
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Iran Protests Intensify Amid U.S. Accusations
Tehran has accused U.S. President Donald Trump of actively encouraging political destabilisation.
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Iran Protests Death Toll Surpasses 500, Rights Group Warns
More than 500 people have been killed in Iran’s ongoing anti-government protests, marking one of the deadliest crackdowns in the country’s recent history.
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With tension high in Minnesota, border agent shoots two in Oregon traffic stop
On Thursday afternoon, a Border Patrol agent opened fire during a vehicle stop, wounding two occupants.
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Missed Call, Missed Deal
In August 2025, Trump doubled tariffs on Indian goods to 50%, citing India’s continued purchases of Russian oil.
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Ceasefire Declared in Aleppo After Deadly Clashes Leave 22 Dead
Kurdish-led fighters have agreed to halt hostilities in Aleppo following days of intense battles that killed at least 22 people and displaced thousands.
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Trump’s Greenland Gambit Sparks Global Alarm
Critics argue the move disregards Greenland’s autonomy and Denmark’s sovereignty, while sidelining Indigenous communities.
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Kanpur Horror Sparks Police Shake-Up
A schoolgirl in Kanpur was gangraped, leading to the arrest of a local YouTuber accused of involvement.
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U.S. Tightens Grip on Venezuela’s Oil
U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Venezuela will hand over 30–50 million barrels of oil currently locked in storage due to sanctions.
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U.S. Retreats from Global Institutions
Trump declared that the U.S. will no longer participate in a wide range of UN agencies, treaties, and international forums, citing “American sovereignty first.”
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Beijing’s Mediation Ambitions Collide with US Power in Maduro Seizure
US abduction of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has become a litmus test for China’s growing diplomatic ambitions.
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Trump Brandishes ‘Make Iran Great Again’ Hat Amid Maduro Abduction Fallout
Iran “will not give in to the enemy,” framing Trump’s actions as proof of US hostility.
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Russia/Ukraine War: Fresh Strikes Hit Kyiv, 2 Civilians Killed
Local authorities confirmed two deaths and multiple injuries after residential areas were struck.
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Canada Eyes Arctic Security Amid Talk of a New ‘Cold’ War
Canada is moving to reinforce its Arctic defenses as global competition intensifies in the polar region.
