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Muslims in Delhi's Uttam Nagar showed their appreciation for the police by showering them with flowers after peaceful Eid prayers, marking a significant development in the area and highlighting the importance of community-police relationships in maintaining social harmony.
In a significant development, Iran has announced that it will allow Japanese ships to transit the Strait of Hormuz, easing regional tensions and ensuring the smooth transportation of oil and essential goods, in a move that is expected to boost Japan's energy security and promote stability in the region.
An alleged kidnapping attempt was made on Aryan Chauhan, the son of an aide to the Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister, sparking a police investigation and raising concerns about the safety and security of public figures in the state.
The US has announced a temporary pause on sanctions on some of Iran's oil, aiming to ease the short-term shock to the global market and keep gas prices down, amidst a significant increase in oil prices due to the US-Iran conflict.
The use of artificial intelligence in the US-Israeli conflict with Iran has brought the issue of AI in warfare to the forefront, with significant implications for global security and the future of warfare, sparking concerns about accountability, transparency, and oversight.
Elon Musk has been found liable for misleading Twitter shareholders through two tweets during his attempted $44 billion acquisition of the platform, with a federal jury ruling that his actions were intentional and fraudulent.
The United States is seeking to establish a rare earths partnership with Brazil to decrease its reliance on China for these critical minerals, but Brazil's hesitation poses a significant challenge to this effort, which aims to diversify the US supply chain and reduce its dependence on Chinese imports.
Ukraine has begun evacuating children from the city of Sloviansk, a key stronghold in the...
The Trinamool Congress has unveiled its first list of 17 candidates for the Assam Assembly elections 2026, as the party seeks to expand its presence in the northeastern state and challenge established parties.
The United States has deployed additional Marines to the Middle East amid escalating tensions with Iran, as the country threatens to target tourism sites and President Trump considers a potential wind-down of military involvement in the region.
Iran's launch of attacks on Gulf energy sites has escalated tensions with Israel, sparking fears of a wider conflict and potential disruptions to global energy markets, as the region celebrates the Persian New Year amid rising violence and calls for diplomatic resolution.
At least 10 people have been killed in a deadly factory fire in South Korea, with survivors forced to jump from windows to escape the blaze, as authorities launch an investigation into the cause of the tragedy.
The court has given government authorities two weeks to respond to a fresh plea claiming a Jain temple and gurukul exist at the disputed Bhojshala-Kamal Maula mosque site, sparking a new development in the long-standing controversy surrounding the site.
US President Donald Trump has criticized NATO allies for their lack of support in securing the Strait of Hormuz, a vital shipping lane connecting the Persian Gulf to the Arabian Sea, as tensions with Iran continue to escalate.
The 2026 Men's NCAA Tournament has kicked off, with the first round of games underway, featuring 16 matchups and plenty of exciting action, upsets, and thrilling finishes, with top-seeded teams struggling to find their rhythm and lower-seeded teams looking to pull off surprises.
After nearly a century, CBS News is ceasing operations of its radio service as part of a larger restructuring effort, led by Bari Weiss, which aims to revitalize the organization and adapt to a rapidly changing media landscape.
The Toulouse mayoral election is a tight race between incumbent mayor Jean-Luc Moudenc and hard-left candidate François Piquemal, with the outcome having significant implications for France's future, the country's business community, and the 2027 presidential election.
The son of Iran's President is sharing a rare and intimate look at life in Tehran through his online diary, offering a personal perspective on the country's turmoil and a glimpse into the lives of Iranian leaders.
NATO has completed the withdrawal of its military trainers from Iraq, ending a mission that began in 2018, as the country grapples with heightened regional tensions and security challenges in the wake of the US-Israeli conflict.
The long-standing civil case against Gerry Adams over IRA bombings has been dismissed after claimants withdrew their proceedings, bringing an end to the legal action against the former Sinn Fein leader and raising questions about justice and accountability in Northern Ireland.
