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US-Iran talks pause after 80 minutes over Trump's 'will hit very hard' remark

While negotiators continued discussions behind closed doors, President Trump issued a fresh warning to Tehran over the activities of Iranian-backed groups in Lebanon. Posting on his Truth Social platform, Trump called on Iran to immediately restrain its allies in Lebanon and warned of a strong American response if violence continued.

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New York boy finds mom’s dead body with throat slit; ‘someone followed her home,’ says husband

A teenage boy made a horrifying discovery when he found his mother dead with her throat slit inside their Brooklyn home.

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Swiss talks begin under shadow of Trump tirades

Reports of Iran having closed the Strait of Hormuz again emerged after it accused Israel of continuing attacks in Lebanon in violation of the terms of the MoU. Israel says it is only responding to attacks from Hezbollah. Washington has leaned on Israel to end the attacks to give peace…

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How China is using maritime tactics and propaganda to squeeze Taiwan

Taiwan's security official warns China is increasingly using 'grey-zone' tactics like coast guard patrols and legal claims to pressure the island, moving away from direct military threats. Beijing is exploiting international law and maritime activities to advance its objectives, while Taiwan is urged to adopt 'absolute transparency' and enhance regional…

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'You won't make it back to your country': Amid US-Iran talks, Trump warns Tehran against closing Strait of Hormuz

As the United States and Iran opened talks in Switzerland aimed at ending their war, US President Donald Trump claimed on Sunday that he had spoken overnight with Iranian officials and recounted an expletive-filled warning he allegedly delivered to them: if the Strait of Hormuz was shut again, they "wouldn't…

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'Will hit harder': Trump threatens fresh military action against Iran amid Switzerland peace talks

US President Donald Trump threatened to strike Iran "harder" if it continued backing groups that, according to Washington, are destabilising Lebanon, prompting a sharp response from Tehran, whose chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said Iran would not be intimidated by US threats and that its armed forces were prepared to…

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Former USSR leader Leonid Brezhnev’s great-grandson captured by Ukrainian forces while fighting for Russia: Reports

Reports indicate Anton Milaev, adopted great-grandson of Leonid Brezhnev, has been captured by Ukrainian forces. Milaev, reportedly a sapper, was last heard from in November 2025. Ukrainian military intelligence and prisoner of war coordination sources have allegedly confirmed his custody in the Kherson region. His presence on a Ukrainian 'enemies'…

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Quote of the day by Napoleon Bonaparte: "The only victories which leave no regret are…" - the surprising belief of history's most famous conqueror

Napoleon Bonaparte won some of the most famous battles ever fought. He conquered much of Europe and built an empire. So it is striking that when he talked about victories that leave no regret, he did not point to any of that. He pointed to something quieter and far less…

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'Have made great progress': US VP JD Vance holds talks with Iranian officials in Switzerland to get negotiations back on track

US Vice President JD Vance engaged in high-level meetings with Iranian officials in Switzerland, marking a crucial step towards solidifying a recent interim agreement. The key discussions revolved around encouraging Iran's adherence to nuclear talks and pursuing a comprehensive ceasefire in the region, notably addressing the escalating conflict in Lebanon.…

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'Keir Starmer will resign': Donald Trump makes bold claim, accuses UK PM of 'failing badly' on 2 subjects

US president Donald Trump made a bold claim stating that UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will resign and then took a jab saying "he failed badly".

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'Complained of left arm pain': Kerala expat collapses, dies of cardiac arrest after badminton session in UAE

A 43-year-old Indian expatriate from Kerala died of a cardiac arrest shortly after a routine badminton session in Ajman, just days after another Indian expat collapsed and died while playing cricket in Dubai, according to a report by Gulf News.

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'Children were followed, their photos taken': Wife of Sri Lanka's detained ex-spy chief accuses CID of harassing her family

The wife of a former Sri Lankan intelligence chief has accused the Criminal Investigation Department of harassing her family. Her husband, Suresh Sallay, arrested for allegedly directing the 2019 Easter bombings, is reportedly in hospital. She claims their children were followed and photographed by a CID officer after visiting their…

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'An Indian and a Pakistani': JD Vance names two 'very important' people in his life as PM Sharif looks on

US vice president JD Vance has said the two most important people in his life are an Indian and a Pakistani, naming his wife and second lady Usha Vance and Pakistan’s field marshal Asim Munir during remarks linked to US-Iran diplomatic talks in Switzerland.

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Quote of the day by Benjamin Graham: "But investing isn't about beating others at their game. It's about…" - the timeless wisdom of the man who taught Warren Buffett

Most of us imagine that winning at money means outsmarting everyone else. Spotting the hot stock first. Timing the market better than the crowd. Being cleverer than the next person. Benjamin Graham, one of the wisest minds in the history of investing, gently turns that idea on its head. The…

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'We don’t speak Punjabi. We are not Indians': Canadian woman rants about FIFA World Cup opening ceremony performance

A viral video from Canada stirred a row after a woman criticised the FIFA World Cup opening ceremony in Toronto, questioning the presence of performer Nora Fatehi and saying she was upset over the presence of Indians at ceremony and that the event did not reflect Canadian culture.

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Green Party leader Zack Polanski blames Elon Musk, politicians for anti-Muslim attacks in Edinburgh that left 5 injured

Green Party leader Zack Polanski has blamed anti-Muslim rhetoric from politicians and public figures, including Elon Musk, following a series of attacks in Edinburgh that left five Muslim men injured.

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92% of Israelis say Iran won the war; 65% of Americans disapprove of Trump's Tehran policy, polls show

A majority of both Israelis and Americans are dissatisfied with their leaders’ handling of the West Asia crisis, according to two separate surveys.

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Ten years after Brexit vote, Britain is still wrestling with the fallout

A decade after the UK's Brexit vote, the nation grapples with its economic and social fallout. Despite promises of renewed prosperity, businesses face trade hurdles with the EU, and economists estimate a significant economic contraction. While immigration from EU nations has decreased, overall net migration has fallen, yet illegal crossings…

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Indian woman facing deportation granted residency in New Zealand after husband's previous sponsorship of two former partners

An Indian woman has been granted residency in New Zealand after a tribunal found her case involved exceptional humanitarian circumstances. She had become unlawfully present in the country following an immigration complication linked to her husband's past sponsorship of two former partners.

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Iran ties Hormuz reopening and US peace talks to curbing Israel in Lebanon

Iranian officials said developments in Lebanon would dominate talks with US representatives in Switzerland. Other issues expected to feature in the discussions include access to frozen Iranian assets and the future of Iranian oil exports. "The Zionist regime continues to violate its commitment in Lebanon, this issue will be the…

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Chinese proverb of the day: The person who moves a mountain begins with small stones; life lessons on success, patience and why big goals need small steps

Big aspirations can seem overwhelming, yet an enduring Chinese proverb sheds light on the journey: 'The person who moves a mountain begins by carrying away small stones.' This notion illustrates that grand accomplishments arise from gradual, persistent efforts. Shifting focus to manageable tasks helps combat the craving for rapid results,…

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Crimea halts civilian gasoline sales as Ukraine steps up attacks on Russia

In a later post on social media, Aksyonov announced that fuel sales would be suspended for individuals and private businesses for an unspecified period. “Fuel will be sold only to government agencies that ensure the functioning and security of the Republic of Crimea,” Aksyonov said. “I ask everyone to remain…

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Why UK PM Keir Starmer is facing fresh pressure to exit after Labour rival Andy Burnham’s victory

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces intense pressure following Andy Burnham's return to Parliament, sparking leadership challenge speculation. Despite denials from senior ministers, Starmer is reportedly reflecting on his position amid Labour's recent electoral setbacks and declining approval. Burnham has signaled his ambition, warning the party needs a "final chance…

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Proverb of the day: 'Little by little, one walks far' — life lessons on patience, discipline, success and why small daily efforts create big results

Life's most challenging times can shape our resilience and abilities, akin to a skilled driver navigating through a rocky path. This age-old saying highlights that our growth stems not from comfort, but from facing adversity. By tackling hardships head-on, we uncover new skills and strengths, transforming each hurdle into a…

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Grooming gang row: British MP Rupert Lowe hits back at political opponents for trying to 'demonise' him

MP Rupert Lowe has defended his independent grooming gang inquiry after facing criticism from political opponents, saying efforts to discredit him will not derail attempts to hold offenders and those who enabled them accountable.

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