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"Pakistan May Not Need IMF Loans Soon": Inside Khawaja Asif's Big JF-17 Plan
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has claimed that Islamabad has seen a record surge in orders for Chinese-origin JF-17 Thunder jets following the May 2025 military conflict with India and that it may not need bailouts from IMF after six month
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Air Strike To Starlink Support: What Are Trump's Iran Options?
US President Donald Trump has said that the United States is closely monitoring the unrest in Iran and is mulling "potential options" as the Islamic Republic faces its third week of nationwide protests against the theocratic regime led by Khamenei.
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"India, Pak Were Going At It": Trump Again Repeats 'Ended 8 Wars' Claim
US President Donald Trump repeated his claim that he has solved the conflict between India and Pakistan, saying he ended eight wars but still did not get the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Bengaluru Techie Quits Google Amid Conflict Over His YouTube Channel: "I Had No Choice Left"
In a post on X, Bhayani explained that his departure was forced by a conflict between his role at Google and his outside work, specifically his educational YouTube channel and online courses.
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After Sponsorship Setback, Bangladesh Set For Another Financial Blow Amid India Conflict: Report
The strained India-Bangladesh ties have disrupted cricket equipment distribution and apparel supply chains, causing financial setbacks for Bangladesh sports industry.
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Video Shows Israeli Settlers Beating 64-Year-Old Palestinian Man In West Bank
A video circulating on social media shows dozens of masked men dressed in black hitting and kicking a man on the ground. Israeli settlers beat a 67-year-old man, Basim Saleh Yassin, as he was trying to flee a plant nursery in the West Bank.
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4 Oil Tankers That Left Venezuela In 'Dark Mode' Back In Its Waters
At least four tankers, most of them loaded, that had departed from Venezuela in early January in 'dark mode' - or with their transponders off amid a strict US blockade - are now back in the South American country's waters
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Watch: Elephant Herd Gently Directed Away From Indian Village By Forest Officers
Indian forest officials intervened to guide an elephant herd from a tea garden near a village back to the forest, preventing human-elephant conflict.
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Trump Asked About Maria Machado Dedicating Her Nobel Prize To Him. His Reply
Claiming yet again that he solved the conflict between India and Pakistan, US President Donald Trump has said that "no one in history is more deserving than him" of the Nobel Peace Prize
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'We Will Defend Greenland': Denmark Warns US Of 'Devastating' NATO War
Denmark would have to defend itself in the event of an American attack on Greenland, said Denmark Member of Parliament and Chairperson of the Defence Committee Rasmus Jarlov.
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"Worst Criminal Of Humanity": Pak Defence Minister Wants US To "Kidnap" Netanyahu
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said that the United States should 'kidnap' Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if they believe in humanity, just as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was taken away.
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Explained: Putin Launches Oreshnik After 2024 As Warning To Ukraine, West
President Vladimir Putin's launch of an Oreshnik hypersonic missile appears aimed at intimidating Ukraine and sending a signal of Russian military might to Europe and the United States at a crucial juncture in talks to end the war.
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Russia Hits Ukraine With Oreshnik Missile That Travels At 10 Times Speed Of Sound
Russia attacked Ukraine with hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles overnight on Friday, officials said. The onslaught killed at least four people and injured 25 others in Kyiv.
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'It Was Always About Oil': Venezuela's Leader Slams "Energy Greed" Of US
Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, said that the US allegations related to narcotics trafficking, democracy, and human rights were "falsehoods" and that "energy greed" was the real motivation behind the external pressure.
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Saudi-UAE Clash Leaves 400 Tourists Stranded In Yemen's Socotra. How Difficult Is It To Get In And Out Of The Island?
Yemen's Socotra island is back in the global spotlight after hundreds of foreign tourists were stranded there following a sudden suspension of flights amid renewed conflict
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"Pakistan May Not Need IMF Loans Soon": Inside Khawaja Asif's Big JF-17 Plan
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has claimed that Islamabad has seen a record surge in orders for Chinese-origin JF-17 Thunder jets following the May 2025 military conflict with India and that it may not need bailouts from IMF after six month
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Air Strike To Starlink Support: What Are Trump's Iran Options?
US President Donald Trump has said that the United States is closely monitoring the unrest in Iran and is mulling "potential options" as the Islamic Republic faces its third week of nationwide protests against the theocratic regime led by Khamenei.
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"India, Pak Were Going At It": Trump Again Repeats 'Ended 8 Wars' Claim
US President Donald Trump repeated his claim that he has solved the conflict between India and Pakistan, saying he ended eight wars but still did not get the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Bengaluru Techie Quits Google Amid Conflict Over His YouTube Channel: "I Had No Choice Left"
In a post on X, Bhayani explained that his departure was forced by a conflict between his role at Google and his outside work, specifically his educational YouTube channel and online courses.
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After Sponsorship Setback, Bangladesh Set For Another Financial Blow Amid India Conflict: Report
The strained India-Bangladesh ties have disrupted cricket equipment distribution and apparel supply chains, causing financial setbacks for Bangladesh sports industry.
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Video Shows Israeli Settlers Beating 64-Year-Old Palestinian Man In West Bank
A video circulating on social media shows dozens of masked men dressed in black hitting and kicking a man on the ground. Israeli settlers beat a 67-year-old man, Basim Saleh Yassin, as he was trying to flee a plant nursery in the West Bank.
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4 Oil Tankers That Left Venezuela In 'Dark Mode' Back In Its Waters
At least four tankers, most of them loaded, that had departed from Venezuela in early January in 'dark mode' - or with their transponders off amid a strict US blockade - are now back in the South American country's waters
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Watch: Elephant Herd Gently Directed Away From Indian Village By Forest Officers
Indian forest officials intervened to guide an elephant herd from a tea garden near a village back to the forest, preventing human-elephant conflict.
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Trump Asked About Maria Machado Dedicating Her Nobel Prize To Him. His Reply
Claiming yet again that he solved the conflict between India and Pakistan, US President Donald Trump has said that "no one in history is more deserving than him" of the Nobel Peace Prize
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'We Will Defend Greenland': Denmark Warns US Of 'Devastating' NATO War
Denmark would have to defend itself in the event of an American attack on Greenland, said Denmark Member of Parliament and Chairperson of the Defence Committee Rasmus Jarlov.
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"Worst Criminal Of Humanity": Pak Defence Minister Wants US To "Kidnap" Netanyahu
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said that the United States should 'kidnap' Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if they believe in humanity, just as Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was taken away.
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Explained: Putin Launches Oreshnik After 2024 As Warning To Ukraine, West
President Vladimir Putin's launch of an Oreshnik hypersonic missile appears aimed at intimidating Ukraine and sending a signal of Russian military might to Europe and the United States at a crucial juncture in talks to end the war.
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Russia Hits Ukraine With Oreshnik Missile That Travels At 10 Times Speed Of Sound
Russia attacked Ukraine with hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles overnight on Friday, officials said. The onslaught killed at least four people and injured 25 others in Kyiv.
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'It Was Always About Oil': Venezuela's Leader Slams "Energy Greed" Of US
Venezuela's interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, said that the US allegations related to narcotics trafficking, democracy, and human rights were "falsehoods" and that "energy greed" was the real motivation behind the external pressure.
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Saudi-UAE Clash Leaves 400 Tourists Stranded In Yemen's Socotra. How Difficult Is It To Get In And Out Of The Island?
Yemen's Socotra island is back in the global spotlight after hundreds of foreign tourists were stranded there following a sudden suspension of flights amid renewed conflict
