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NDTV Exclusive: A Catastrophe Captured By Satellites, Ignored By The World
In Darfur, the violence that once mobilised international outrage in the early years of the civil war, has returned in a form many here insist never truly disappeared.
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Trump Insists On Hormuz Opening As He Escalates Iran Threats
US president Donald Trump in recent weeks has said an agreement on the strait wasn't among his core prerequisites for ending the conflict.
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"He's Very Weak On Crime": Trump Refuses To Apologise To Pope Leo
"There's nothing to apologise for. He's wrong," Trump told reporters, a day after a social media post and comments slamming the US-born pope.
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Netanyahu's Corruption Trial To Resume On Sunday As Iran Attacks Halt
Netanyahu, the first sitting Israeli prime minister to be charged with a crime, denies charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust brought in 2019.
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Analysis: Trump's Iran U-Turn Exposes Limits Of His Leverage
Trump abruptly reversed his threats - which experts say could have amounted to war crimes - and announced a Pakistani-mediated truce agreement just two hours before a deadline he had set for Iran to open the blockaded Strait of Hormuz.
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"Akhilesh's Lyari Raaj" Or "Dhurandhar Chief Minister": A UP Poster Drive
The posters show Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav in the avatar of Rehmain Dakait and pit him against Yogi Adityanath
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"We're Blowing Up Whole Iran": Trump's Ultimatum Sparks War Crime Concerns
The US commander-in-chief also dismissed concerns over the massive loss of civilian lives with his actions, saying people who oppose their government would support such strikes to weaken the regime.
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In Open Letter To US Citizens, Iran President Asks If War Puts "America First"
"Continuing Along Path Of Confrontation Futile": Iran President To Americans
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Who Are Chechen Fighters? Pro-Russian Units Offer To Back Iran Against US
US President Donald Trump is reportedly exploring aggressive military options in Iran, including the possible deployment of ground troops.
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Ongoing Strikes On Iran Highlight War Crimes Accountability Challenges
Strikes in Iran raise questions on legality and war crimes amid stalled international investigations.
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Jewish Community Ambulances Set On Fire In London In Antisemitic Attack
Four ambulances belonging to Hatzola Northwest, a volunteer organisation that provides emergency medical response, were damaged, according to the London fire brigade.
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Trump's Shifting Course On Strait Of Hormuz Raises Questions On US Strategy
Trump claims that the US was prepared for Iran to block the strait of Hormuz, yet many accuse him of diving into the war without a concrete exit plan.
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Iran Hangs 3, Including Teen Accused Of Killing Cops During January Protests
Iran executed three men on Thursday who were accused of killing police officers during protests in January.
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"Will Respond In Their Language": Taliban Official To NDTV On Pak Strikes
Afghan Taliban government's Suhail Shaheen told NDTV that at least 400 people were killed and about 250 injured in the Pakistani airstrike on a Kabul hospital.
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"Murdered By Pakistan Military": Rashid Khan, Afghan Cricketers After Deadly Air Strike Kills 400 in Kabul
In one of the deadliest airstrikes on Afghanistan by Pakistan early Tuesday, at least 400 people were killed and over 250 injured in Kabul
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NDTV Exclusive: A Catastrophe Captured By Satellites, Ignored By The World
In Darfur, the violence that once mobilised international outrage in the early years of the civil war, has returned in a form many here insist never truly disappeared.
-
Trump Insists On Hormuz Opening As He Escalates Iran Threats
US president Donald Trump in recent weeks has said an agreement on the strait wasn't among his core prerequisites for ending the conflict.
-
"He's Very Weak On Crime": Trump Refuses To Apologise To Pope Leo
"There's nothing to apologise for. He's wrong," Trump told reporters, a day after a social media post and comments slamming the US-born pope.
-
Netanyahu's Corruption Trial To Resume On Sunday As Iran Attacks Halt
Netanyahu, the first sitting Israeli prime minister to be charged with a crime, denies charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust brought in 2019.
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Analysis: Trump's Iran U-Turn Exposes Limits Of His Leverage
Trump abruptly reversed his threats - which experts say could have amounted to war crimes - and announced a Pakistani-mediated truce agreement just two hours before a deadline he had set for Iran to open the blockaded Strait of Hormuz.
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"Akhilesh's Lyari Raaj" Or "Dhurandhar Chief Minister": A UP Poster Drive
The posters show Samajwadi Party president Akhilesh Yadav in the avatar of Rehmain Dakait and pit him against Yogi Adityanath
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"We're Blowing Up Whole Iran": Trump's Ultimatum Sparks War Crime Concerns
The US commander-in-chief also dismissed concerns over the massive loss of civilian lives with his actions, saying people who oppose their government would support such strikes to weaken the regime.
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In Open Letter To US Citizens, Iran President Asks If War Puts "America First"
"Continuing Along Path Of Confrontation Futile": Iran President To Americans
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Who Are Chechen Fighters? Pro-Russian Units Offer To Back Iran Against US
US President Donald Trump is reportedly exploring aggressive military options in Iran, including the possible deployment of ground troops.
-
Ongoing Strikes On Iran Highlight War Crimes Accountability Challenges
Strikes in Iran raise questions on legality and war crimes amid stalled international investigations.
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Jewish Community Ambulances Set On Fire In London In Antisemitic Attack
Four ambulances belonging to Hatzola Northwest, a volunteer organisation that provides emergency medical response, were damaged, according to the London fire brigade.
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Trump's Shifting Course On Strait Of Hormuz Raises Questions On US Strategy
Trump claims that the US was prepared for Iran to block the strait of Hormuz, yet many accuse him of diving into the war without a concrete exit plan.
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Iran Hangs 3, Including Teen Accused Of Killing Cops During January Protests
Iran executed three men on Thursday who were accused of killing police officers during protests in January.
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"Will Respond In Their Language": Taliban Official To NDTV On Pak Strikes
Afghan Taliban government's Suhail Shaheen told NDTV that at least 400 people were killed and about 250 injured in the Pakistani airstrike on a Kabul hospital.
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"Murdered By Pakistan Military": Rashid Khan, Afghan Cricketers After Deadly Air Strike Kills 400 in Kabul
In one of the deadliest airstrikes on Afghanistan by Pakistan early Tuesday, at least 400 people were killed and over 250 injured in Kabul
