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'Deeply grateful': India's field hospital wins hearts in earthquake-hit Venezuela

Venezuela's earthquake victims are expressing profound gratitude to India's medical team for their life-saving aid. Under Operation Amistad, India deployed a field hospital, relief supplies, and advanced medical equipment, significantly easing the suffering of those affected by the devastating tremors. Locals shared moving testimonials, highlighting the exceptional care and support…

The Times of India

Philippine church members defend senator facing graft arrest

MANILA - Thousands of members of a powerful Philippine religious sect rallied in Manila on Tuesday, snarling traffic as they protested against the expected arrest of a senator and church member.

Bangkok Post

Tesla crashes into cafe killing 79-year-old woman and injuring five others

Vehicle appears to have mounted the curb and hit a pedestrian during the incident in Simi Valley

The Independent UK

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Murderers who kill partner or ex-partner could face 10 extra years in jail under new UK plans

People convicted of murdering a current or former partner in their home could face an additional 10 years behind bars under proposed changes aimed at strengthening laws against violence against women.

The Times of India

W Hotel guest needed 3 brain surgeries after walking into ‘invisible’ bathroom door, lawsuit says

Exclusive: Arthur Elk, a well-known Ohio personal injury attorney, says the incident has left him ‘permanently scarred both physically and mentally’

The Independent UK

Jeff Bezos' Ex-Wife Accused of 'Making the World Worse' Despite Donating $26B: Elon Musk Says 'Sadly, Yes'

Explore the ideological clash between Elon Musk and MacKenzie Scott as Musk criticises Scott's $26.3 billion in donations to diversity and equity causes.

International Business Times UK

Spanish proverb on missed opportunities and inaction: ‘The shrimp that sleeps is carried away by the current’

The Spanish saying, 'Camarón que se duerme, se lo lleva la corriente,' serves as a cautionary reminder against complacency. Much like a sleeping shrimp risks being swept downstream, individuals can find themselves losing grasp on vital opportunities due to procrastination or indifference. This age-old wisdom urges us to remain vigilant…

The Times of India

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UAE announces petrol and diesel prices for July 2026; fuel rates cut after four months of hikes

UAE motorists can finally breathe easier as fuel prices for July 2026 see a significant drop, ending a four-month surge. This welcome relief follows a cooling in global oil markets, with diesel prices falling by nearly 17% and petrol by almost 14%. Drivers can expect substantial savings on full tanks,…

The Times of India

Ebola outbreak may cost Africa up to $3.6 billion, deepen poverty, says UN

The United Nations has sounded the alarm on the Ebola outbreak in DRC, highlighting its dire implications for African economies, with potential losses reaching $3.6 billion. This epidemic threatens not only health but also broader socio-economic structures, jeopardizing jobs, education, and food stability. Interventions are essential to mitigate long-term repercussions…

The Times of India

Uganda dissidents on trial as president’s son tightens control

Uganda's army chief, General Kainerugaba, has ordered the arrest of leading activists and politicians in recent weeks, and this weekend shut down the country's main independent media group. Two of those arrested appear in court this Tuesday: opposition figure Kizza Besigye and his lawyer.

Radio France Internationale

First Thing: Supreme court hands Trump power to fire agency chiefs but rules against him on mail-in ballots

Decision overturns decades of precedent curbing executive power. Plus how one man survived eight days lost in the Pacific

The Guardian - UK

China is a clear winner from Trump’s war in Middle East, report concludes

Beijing, whose stockpiles and renewables industry allowed it to withstand energy shock, is now gaining from global solar and EV push

The Guardian - UK

America's Most Wanted Venezuelan Official? Florida Republicans Want Trump to Capture Diosdado Cabello After Clash With U.S. Rescuers

Florida lawmakers are urging the White House to move against Diosdado Cabello, one of the most powerful men in Venezuela and one of the most wanted Venezuelan officials in the United States, after an angry exchange with American rescue workers deployed to help after twin earthquakes devastated the country's northwestern…

Latin Times

Doubt that Elon Musk ‘earned’ his trillion? Rightwing media says you’re in an ‘impotent envy cult’

The lovefest from Musk’s conservative fans completely overlooks the unscrupulous tactics behind his immense wealth

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Did US drug agents allow lethal fentanyl to hit New Mexico’s streets?

Explosive AP story based on whistleblower testimony suggests agents ‘sat back and watched’ in hopes of securing larger drug-trafficking bust

The Independent UK

Culture clash over old glory as poll shows America split on the flag

Overall, 47% of Americans describe the flag as unifying, 16% as divisive, and the rest as neither, according to the poll

The Times of India

Lying frozen on Mount Everest for nearly 30 years, wearing 'Green Boots', the famous remains are now the focus of a major Indian recovery operation

India has launched a daring mission to retrieve the body of a soldier, identified as Lance Naik Dorje Morup, from Mount Everest's treacherous 'death zone'. For decades, the remains, known as 'Green Boots', served as a grim landmark. This unprecedented repatriation effort by Indian authorities aims to bring the fallen…

The Times of India

More traffic may be doing more than clogging streets in England, Scotland and Wales, as a study linked rising vehicle traffic to higher perceived crime and weaker community guardianship

New research reveals a surprising link between increased car traffic on residential streets and a decline in neighbourhood safety. Studies show that more vehicles can erode community vigilance, leading to higher rates of disorder, property crime, and violence. Conversely, implementing low-traffic designs in cities like London has demonstrably reduced street…

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International Business Times UK

Billionaire Sentenced To 30 Years in the US After Using Pro-Democracy Cause To Fuel $1 Billion Fraud Scheme

Guo Wengui, a self-exiled Chinese billionaire, was sentenced to 30 years in a US prison for a £735 million fraud scheme, exploiting supporters seeking democracy in China.

The Times of India

Turkey backs NATO's future, says US wants burden-sharing, not an exit

NATO is adapting to a rapidly changing security environment rather than facing a crisis, Turkish Defence Minister Yasar Guler has said ahead of the alliance's summit in Ankara next week, while stressing that the United States has no intention of withdrawing from NATO despite pressing European allies to shoulder a…

International Business Times UK

Lebanon-Israel Peace Deal May Shut Door on ICC Investigations Into War Crimes Against Israel

A US-mediated peace agreement between Lebanon and Israel faces criticism for a legal clause that may hinder war crimes accountability, raising concerns among legal experts and human rights advocates.

The Independent UK

Australian police hunt for mystery author behind more than 100 threatening letters

The author, believed to be a Caucasian man in his 60s, sent out letters to parliamentarians and community leaders over a decade

The Independent UK

French politician says US bears ‘significant responsibility’ for European heatwave linked to 1,300 deaths

Audrey Pulvar said it was ‘so rich’ of American journalists to complain about France’s lack of air conditioning due to its high emissions

The Times of India

Hormuz, Suez, Taiwan Strait: Why the world’s supply chains now need war-room planning

Global supply chains face unprecedented threats as maritime chokepoints become geopolitical battlegrounds. The US-Iran conflict highlighted how disruptions in vital waterways like the Strait of Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb trigger widespread economic fallout, from soaring freight rates to increased inflation. Other critical routes, including the Suez, Taiwan, Malacca, and Panama…

The Guardian - UK

Monaco bombing was ‘attempted assassination’, not terror attack, say prosecutors – as it happened

Authorities are still searching to identify the suspect of an alleged assassination attempt of a Ukrainian business tycoon

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