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'He was like a brother': Mayor remembers Indian-origin man killed by son in bone-chilling triple murder in Texas

An Indian-origin businessman, Sweeta Ram, was killed along with his wife and his wife's mother in an unexplained shooting rage by their 19-year-old son, Gaurav Chopra, in Alton, Texas. As Gaurav faces justice, the community in Alton and Palmview is grieving over the mindless violence. 56-year-old Sweeta Ram was a…

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'She wants to be friends again': Trump repeats Meloni asked for photo 'over and over' at G7

Trump, apparently miffed by being given a cold shoulder by European allies during the Iran war, said Meloni's popularity has taken a dip ever since she refused the US access to Italy's landing strips or runways, which caused "a great logistical inconvenience" to American operations. The remarks came after Meloni…

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London train crash: 9 in critical condition, 28 hospitalised after passenger trains collide near Bedford

At least 28 people remain in hospital, nine of them in critical condition, after two East Midlands Railway (EMR) trains collided near Bedford on Friday evening, killing the driver of one of the services.

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Japanese proverb of the day: Fall seven times, stand up eight; life lessons on failure, courage, success and why winners are people who refuse to stay down

Nana korobi, ya oki – the famous Japanese proverb that translates to "fall down seven times, get up eight." – is a reminder that resilience is not about avoiding failure, but about refusing to let it have the final word.

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British-born Somali man who used 100 fake accounts to blackmail young Muslim men jailed for 16 years

A man who ran a sprawling online blackmail operation targeting young Muslim men and teenagers has been jailed for 16 years after a court heard he used more than 100 fake social media accounts to obtain intimate images and sexually exploit victims.

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

"Poco a poco se anda lejos" — a traditional Peruvian proverb that translates to 'Little by little, one walks far' — offers a timeless reminder that meaningful achievements are rarely built overnight.

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'Hurt religious sentiments': Hindus continue protest in Bangladesh over alleged desecration of Lord Ram image

Tensions and protests have escalated across Bangladesh after the alleged desecration of an image of Lord Ram during a demonstration by Islamist groups opposing the construction of a giant statue of the Hindu deity in Gaibandha district. Thousands of Hindus took to the streets in Dhaka on Friday carrying torches,…

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Quote of the day by Genghis Khan: "If you're afraid - don't do it, if you're doing it - don't be afraid!"

Few things hold us back in life as often as fear. We talk ourselves out of the new job, the bold idea, the difficult conversation, all because of that nervous voice whispering, what if it goes wrong. This short, sharp quote, long linked to the Mongol leader Genghis Khan, offers…

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Ukraine-born duo jailed over Russia-backed arson attacks on properties linked to UK PM Keir Starmer

Two men have been sentenced to prison for carrying out a series of arson attacks targeting a car and properties linked to UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, in a plot that investigators say was orchestrated on behalf of Russia.

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A $60 billion windfall? How US-Iran deal could revive Tehran's oil industry

The easing of restrictions to roll back a sanctions regime that was built over more than a decade to isolate Iran economically and curb its nuclear ambitions. The move could allow Tehran to expand sales to a wider pool of buyers after years of relying largely on discounted shipments through…

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Iran-US peace deal under threat? Israel launches strikes at Lebanon despite ceasefire, killing 5

A fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah shattered Saturday as fresh Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon reportedly killed five, including a soldier and two children. This escalation, less than 24 hours after a US-Qatar brokered truce, raises serious doubts about the broader Iran-US peace framework. Both sides accuse each other…

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‘No press freedom there’: JD Vance takes swipe at Pakistan over US-Iran deal disclosure - watch

US Vice President JD Vance took a dig at Pakistan accusing it of lacking press freedom while defending the delayed public release of a draft US-Iran agreement. Vance said that Pakistan, which claims to be one of the key mediators of the US-Iran peace deal, that differences in political culture…

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Twin roadside blasts kill 7 in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Tragedy struck Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Saturday as twin roadside explosions claimed seven lives in Bannu, a region near Afghanistan. The initial blast targeted a vehicle, followed by a second explosion that occurred as rescuers arrived. Police confirmed both incidents were remotely detonated, with three individuals also sustaining injuries. Authorities have…

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Indian embassy in UAE to pause passport, visa services from June 26-30 ahead of Al Hind Tours takeover

The Indian Embassy in Abu Dhabi has announced a change in its outsourced consular service provider in the UAE, with Al Hind Tours and Travel LLC set to take over passport, visa and attestation services from July 1, 2026.

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New regime over Hormuz? How Iran seeks to tighten control after US peace deal

Iran's new Strait Authority is mandating insurance for ships in the Strait of Hormuz, raising fears of future passage fees. While currently free, this move follows a 60-day interim agreement to restore traffic. Observers suggest Iran is establishing a new regulatory framework, potentially challenging international maritime law. Discussions with Oman…

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'Ideologies responsible for genocide': Poland strips Zelenskyy of highest honour over army unit naming

Polish President Karol Nawrocki has stripped Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of the Order of the White Eagle, Poland's highest honour, over Kyiv's decision to name a military unit after the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), nationalists who massacred Poles during World War Two.

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Indian man jailed in UK for 6 years over rape; Police hunt two suspects who fled Britain

An Indian man has been jailed for six years after admitting to raping a woman in Bristol city centre, while police continue efforts to trace two other suspects who have been charged in connection with the same incident.

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Bolivia crisis explained: State of emergency declared after 50 days of protests

Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz has declared a state of emergency after nearly 50 days of crippling protests over economic hardship. The move allows the military to clear widespread road blockades that have led to severe shortages of essential goods. Demonstrations, fueled by anger over rising costs and subsidy cuts, are…

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China’s 400-kilometre Great Solar Wall stretches across a desert and is visible from space

China may have just built the most ambitious solar project in history. Stretching across 400 kilometres of the Kubuqi Desert in Inner Mongolia, a continuous corridor of solar panels now runs three miles wide across what was, not long ago, a sandblasted wasteland responsible for choking Beijing with dust storms…

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How a Chinese horse became the genetic bridge that brought American horses to Europe

A new fossil DNA study has rewritten the evolutionary history of the horse, showing that the extinct Dalian horse from northeastern China served as a genetic bridge between North America and Eurasia.

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Afghanistan claims strikes on militant hideouts inside Pakistan

Afghanistan's Taliban government claims its forces conducted airstrikes on militant hideouts in Pakistan's Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces. Islamabad vehemently denies this, stating only a drone entered its airspace and was intercepted. This latest exchange escalates tensions, with both nations blaming each other for cross-border militancy and recent deadly incidents,…

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Watch: Spanish MEP mimics Marilyn Monroe to sing 'Happy Birthday, Mr Genocide' to Trump in Parliament

Spanish Member of the European Parliament Irene Montero went viral after singing her own sarcastic rendition of "Happy Birthday" to US President Donald Trump, ending with the line "Happy Birthday, Mr Genocide," during a Middle East policy debate.

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'Just being cute, funny': Donald Trump clarifies 'I'm the boss' remark at G7 summit

US President Donald Trump has clarified his "I'm the boss" remark at the G7 summit, stating it was a lighthearted joke intended to be funny, not an assertion of authority. He explained the comment arose from the unusual seating arrangement at the summit. Trump's clarification comes amid significant diplomatic developments,…

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'Thought it was terrorist explosion': London train crash passengers 'had broken legs, could not speak'; driver dead

A tragic train collision near Bedford claimed the life of a driver and left over 80 injured, with survivors recounting scenes of panic and devastation. Passengers described being violently thrown, witnessing smoke, and hearing screams as emergency services rushed to the site. The incident involved two East Midlands Railway services…

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