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$30 Billion Investment, Unfreeze Funds: US Offer To Iran To Resume Talks
The Trump administration has been exploring a range of proposals to bring Iran back to the negotiating table, including easing sanctions, releasing frozen funds, and facilitating a multi-billion dollar investment in a civilian nuclear energy program.
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"No Place For Double Standards": India's Veiled Jibe At Pak At SCO Summit
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has described peace, security, and a trust deficit as the most significant challenges confronting the region during his address at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Defence Ministers' Meeting in China's Qingda
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Opinion | Why The Word 'Nuclear' Shouldn't Scare Us So
While nuclear technology for power generation holds immense potential to drive the global energy transition, it has always been haunted by its dual-use nature, as there is a very fine red line between the civilian and military use of nuclear energy.
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South Korea Appoints First Civilian Defence Minister In Over 60 Years
South Korea's government appointed the country's first civilian defence minister in more than 60 years, after growing calls for stronger oversight of the military.
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Blue Origin’s Crewed Suborbital Launch Delayed Again Due to Weather Conditions
Blue Origin’s NS-33 launch has been postponed again due to high winds in Texas. The suborbital mission, which will carry six passengers aboard New Shepard, marks the company’s 13th crewed flight. A new launch date has not yet been confirmed, as teams continue to monitor weather conditions at the West Texas site.
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South Korea President Lee Names First Civilian Defence Minister In Decades
South Korea's President Lee Jae Myung named veteran lawmaker Ahn Gyu-back as the country's first civilian defence minister in 64 years on Monday, making good on a campaign promise made after December's martial law shook faith in the military.
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80 Years On, Bone Collectors Find Remains Of Those Killed In Okinawa
80 years after the Battle of Okinawa, volunteers like Takamatsu Gushiken are still recovering WWII remains from jungle, These remains have the right to be returned to their families," said Gushiken.
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Exclusive: What Happens When Sirens Blare? Israeli First Responder Explains
In the immediate aftermath of Sunday morning's Iranian missile strikes on Israel, while sirens blared and residents took shelter, a different kind of mobilisation began in parallel.
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"My House Destroyed By Iranian Missile": NDTV Ground Report From Tel Aviv
A civilian area was damaged in northern Tel Aviv as Iran launched a wave of strikes on Israel in response to US strikes on its nuclear facilities amid a raging Middle East crisis.
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Iran's Nuclear Programme: The Key Sites
The US military attacked three sites in Iran on Sunday -- Natanz, Isfahan and the mountain-buried Fordo, all key parts of Tehran's nuclear programme, which it maintains is purely for civilian purposes.
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Over 650 Iranian Military Personnel, Civilians Killed In Israeli Strikes
A US-based NGO said Friday that Israel's strikes against Iran have killed at least 657 people including civilians and members of the security forces, a toll based on sources and reports in Iran.
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Israel-Iran Conflict: How 'Cluster Bomb' Works, Why It's Controversial
Israel has alleged that Iran fired a missile with cluster bomb warhead on a civilian area. The missile started releasing the bomblets at an altitude of 23,000 feet (7 km). The Iranian missile scattered at least 20 bomblets across a radius of 8 km.
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Pak Using Drone Campaign Inside Its Borders, But With A Collateral Damage
The Pakistani security officials are reportedly becoming more vocal about the drone strikes online - mainly to put down the criticism.
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Pics: Iran Fires Cluster Bomb As Conflict With Israel Enters 8th Day
Iran fired at least one missile at Israel that scattered small bombs with the aim of increasing civilian casualties, the Israeli military said on Thursday.
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Israel-Iran Conflict Intensifies. Here Are The Latest Developments
Israel and Iran exchanged fire again on Wednesday, the sixth day of strikes in their most intense confrontation in history, fuelling fears of a drawn-out conflict that could engulf the Middle East.
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$30 Billion Investment, Unfreeze Funds: US Offer To Iran To Resume Talks
The Trump administration has been exploring a range of proposals to bring Iran back to the negotiating table, including easing sanctions, releasing frozen funds, and facilitating a multi-billion dollar investment in a civilian nuclear energy program.
-
"No Place For Double Standards": India's Veiled Jibe At Pak At SCO Summit
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has described peace, security, and a trust deficit as the most significant challenges confronting the region during his address at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Defence Ministers' Meeting in China's Qingda
-
Opinion | Why The Word 'Nuclear' Shouldn't Scare Us So
While nuclear technology for power generation holds immense potential to drive the global energy transition, it has always been haunted by its dual-use nature, as there is a very fine red line between the civilian and military use of nuclear energy.
-
South Korea Appoints First Civilian Defence Minister In Over 60 Years
South Korea's government appointed the country's first civilian defence minister in more than 60 years, after growing calls for stronger oversight of the military.
-
Blue Origin’s Crewed Suborbital Launch Delayed Again Due to Weather Conditions
Blue Origin’s NS-33 launch has been postponed again due to high winds in Texas. The suborbital mission, which will carry six passengers aboard New Shepard, marks the company’s 13th crewed flight. A new launch date has not yet been confirmed, as teams continue to monitor weather conditions at the West Texas site.
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South Korea President Lee Names First Civilian Defence Minister In Decades
South Korea's President Lee Jae Myung named veteran lawmaker Ahn Gyu-back as the country's first civilian defence minister in 64 years on Monday, making good on a campaign promise made after December's martial law shook faith in the military.
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80 Years On, Bone Collectors Find Remains Of Those Killed In Okinawa
80 years after the Battle of Okinawa, volunteers like Takamatsu Gushiken are still recovering WWII remains from jungle, These remains have the right to be returned to their families," said Gushiken.
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Exclusive: What Happens When Sirens Blare? Israeli First Responder Explains
In the immediate aftermath of Sunday morning's Iranian missile strikes on Israel, while sirens blared and residents took shelter, a different kind of mobilisation began in parallel.
-
"My House Destroyed By Iranian Missile": NDTV Ground Report From Tel Aviv
A civilian area was damaged in northern Tel Aviv as Iran launched a wave of strikes on Israel in response to US strikes on its nuclear facilities amid a raging Middle East crisis.
-
Iran's Nuclear Programme: The Key Sites
The US military attacked three sites in Iran on Sunday -- Natanz, Isfahan and the mountain-buried Fordo, all key parts of Tehran's nuclear programme, which it maintains is purely for civilian purposes.
-
Over 650 Iranian Military Personnel, Civilians Killed In Israeli Strikes
A US-based NGO said Friday that Israel's strikes against Iran have killed at least 657 people including civilians and members of the security forces, a toll based on sources and reports in Iran.
-
Israel-Iran Conflict: How 'Cluster Bomb' Works, Why It's Controversial
Israel has alleged that Iran fired a missile with cluster bomb warhead on a civilian area. The missile started releasing the bomblets at an altitude of 23,000 feet (7 km). The Iranian missile scattered at least 20 bomblets across a radius of 8 km.
-
Pak Using Drone Campaign Inside Its Borders, But With A Collateral Damage
The Pakistani security officials are reportedly becoming more vocal about the drone strikes online - mainly to put down the criticism.
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Pics: Iran Fires Cluster Bomb As Conflict With Israel Enters 8th Day
Iran fired at least one missile at Israel that scattered small bombs with the aim of increasing civilian casualties, the Israeli military said on Thursday.
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Israel-Iran Conflict Intensifies. Here Are The Latest Developments
Israel and Iran exchanged fire again on Wednesday, the sixth day of strikes in their most intense confrontation in history, fuelling fears of a drawn-out conflict that could engulf the Middle East.
