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Iran warns public to cut gas use amid US tensions
Iran is bracing for significant gas shortages this winter due to war-related damage and outdated infrastructure, with officials predicting a shortfall of 430 million cubic meters.
Buckley poll finds 22% of students believe US deserved 9/11
A recent Buckley Institute poll reveals that 22% of college students believe the United States deserved the September 11 attacks.
At least 300 Italian schools evacuated after bomb threat emails
At least 300 schools across Italy were evacuated after receiving identical bomb alert emails, prompting investigations by Italian police into the widespread threat.
Russia and Ukraine meet in Abu Dhabi for US talks
Delegations from Russia and Ukraine continue U.S.-mediated peace talks in Abu Dhabi, focusing on humanitarian issues amid ongoing conflict and strained relations.
Antonio Guterres urges end to fossil fuels at COP31 summit
UN Secretary-General António Guterres urges a swift transition from fossil fuels, highlighting their economic, security, and climate costs at the COP31 summit.
Buddhist monks begin hunger strike over Anuradhapura sacred zone expansion
Three Buddhist monks have initiated a hunger strike in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka, opposing a government development plan they fear could alter the sacred site's religious character.
Spain's 1st general strike in 14 years highlights housing crisis
Spain's first general strike in 14 years sees millions of workers demanding government action to address the nation's escalating housing crisis.
Jemima Goldsmith called police in 2014 to remove Russell Brand
Russell Brand was removed from Jemima Goldsmith's home by police in 2014 following an alleged violent incident, with no arrests made as she chose not to press charges.
Baloch separatists blow up Khadkocha bridge, halt Quetta Karachi traffic
A major explosion destroyed a bridge on the Quetta-Karachi National Highway, halting traffic and highlighting security concerns amid ongoing insurgency by Baloch separatist groups.
Lahore court charges 8 including Raza Dar in gang rape
A Pakistani court has indicted eight suspects, including the grandson of Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, in the gang rape of two foreign women in Lahore.
Three charged in US over RAF Fairford terror plot
Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood al-Saadi, an alleged Iranian operative, reportedly coordinated the foiled RAF Fairford terror plot using coded messages from his New York jail cell.
Public Safety Canada reminds everyone to prepare for 72 hours
Canadian officials emphasize that the 72-hour emergency preparedness guideline is longstanding, aligning with recent advice from the UK, France, and Japan amid global concerns.
Germany bans Chinese-made drones from military bases and training grounds
Germany has reportedly banned Chinese-made drones from its military bases due to security concerns, following similar actions by the US and Poland against Chinese technology.
Russia hits 6 power substations, railways amid Abu Dhabi talks
Russia targeted six major electricity substations across four central Ukrainian regions, as confirmed by Prime Minister Sergii Koretskyi amid ongoing peace talks in Abu Dhabi.
New Zealand shifts visitor visa processing to revamped Immigration Online
New Zealand has transitioned most visitor visa applications to an enhanced online system, impacting Indian tourists and business travellers planning visits.
DRC Ebola outbreak surpasses 11,000 cases and 5,387 deaths
Congo's Ebola outbreak has surpassed 11,000 cases, with the virus spreading to eight provinces and causing over 5,387 deaths since its declaration in mid-May.
Iran labels Argentina's navy and air force terrorist organizations, retaliating
Tehran has declared Argentina's navy and air force as "terrorist organizations" in response to Buenos Aires' earlier designation of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Accused spy Alice Huang entered Taiwan on Hong Kong passport
Taiwan's immigration agency confirmed Alice Huang entered using a Hong Kong passport, as authorities investigate her alleged espionage activities linked to Nvidia and China.
Jailed ex-Pakistan PM Imran Khan briefly taken to hospital
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was briefly taken to hospital for medical treatment before being returned to prison, news agency Reuters reported.
US Treasury Secretary relocated to military base amid Iranian threats
United States Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has been relocated to a military base after receiving threats from Iran, according to multiple reports.
Nepali American Naresh Bhatt found guilty of murdering Mamta Kafle
A US jury convicted Naresh Bhatt of first-degree murder for killing his wife, Mamta Kafle, in 2024 and disposing of her dismembered body in a landfill.
Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan briefly hospitalized, returned to prison
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan was hospitalized for treatment before being returned to prison, amid ongoing concerns about his health and prison conditions.
Four grizzlies put down after Bella Coola mother daughter deaths
Four grizzly bears were killed after DNA tests confirmed their involvement in the deaths of Jenny Balcarras and her daughter Selah Reed near Bella Coola, British Columbia.
Dubai-bound tanker carrying 6 Indians hit in Persian Gulf
A Liberia-flagged tanker, MT Fujairah Energy, carrying six Indian seafarers, was hit by a projectile while passing through the Persian Gulf on Tuesday.
Meghan Markle's father detained after cutting off ankle monitor
Thomas Markle Sr., the father of Meghan Markle, has been detained after allegedly cutting off his ankle monitor.
Trump administration seeks to end US H-1B 60-day grace period
A proposal to eliminate the 60-day grace period for laid-off H-1B visa holders has received 31,383 public comments, highlighting concerns over job-loss impacts.
Benjamin Netanyahu rules out alliance with Ra'am and Joint List
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu criticized potential coalitions with Arab-majority parties Ra'am and the Joint List, calling them "terror supporters" after the elections.
US House blocks impeachment of Pete Hegseth
The United States House of Representatives has effectively blocked an impeachment effort against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
Donald Trump's Russian diesel import plan falters amid US reluctance
President Trump's initiative to import Russian diesel faces setbacks as tankers divert from the U.S. due to legal concerns and lack of willing buyers.
Mohsen Rezaei demands 7 conditions before reopening Strait of Hormuz
Iran's top security official, Mohsen Rezaei, confirmed no current negotiations with Washington, citing unmet conditions from a June agreement as the barrier to resuming talks.
Crude oil tanker struck in Persian Gulf, 4 crew injured
A Liberia-flagged crude oil tanker, carrying six Indian seafarers, was struck by a projectile in the Persian Gulf, injuring four crew members on Tuesday.
Israel backs US Gaza rebuild plan conditioned on Hamas disarmament
Israel reaffirms its commitment to President Trump's 20-point plan, emphasizing that Hamas must disarm for reconstruction efforts in Gaza to proceed.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang affair sparks AI chip export debate
Jensen Huang's admitted affair with a suspected Chinese spy has reignited calls in Washington for stricter export controls on AI technology to China.
Rubio told Trump aboard China flight alleged Jensen Huang affair
During a May trip to Beijing, President Trump was briefed about Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's alleged affair with Alice Huang, who is suspected of being a Chinese spy.
France accuses Iran's Revolutionary Guard of hacking supermarket refrigeration systems
France accuses Iran's IRGC of cyberattacks on supermarkets, prompting Tehran to mock France's governance and deny the allegations.
NATO jets scramble in Lithuania after Belarus object sparks alerts
NATO jets were scrambled and air raid warnings issued in Latvia and Lithuania as security concerns rise amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.
Judge Jeffrey Kuntz allows Donald Trump's $10B BBC defamation suit
A federal judge has permitted Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC to continue, while dismissing his unfair trade practices claim.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang admits affair linked to espionage allegations
Jensen Huang, Nvidia CEO, boarded Air Force One in May 2026 for a state visit to China, months before revelations of his affair with an alleged Chinese spy emerged.
Kennedy family joins fight over Trump's arch blocking JFK flame
The Kennedy family is seeking to join a lawsuit blocking the construction of a triumphal arch in Washington, citing concerns over its impact on JFK's gravesite and eternal flame.
Ukraine drone strikes disable about 30% of Russia's refinery output
Ukrainian drone attacks have reduced Russia's oil refining capacity by 30%, affecting nine major refineries and exacerbating fuel shortages, according to industry sources.
Greta Thunberg slams COP31 as hypocritical in Antalya conference
Greta Thunberg arrived at the COP31 summit in Antalya, condemning the event's hypocrisy and urging leaders to prioritize people and the planet over profits.
WHO declares El Nino health risks an emergency at COP31
The World Health Organization has classified the 2026 El Niño's health impacts as a health emergency, marking the first such designation for an El Niño event.
United Airlines flight lands after passenger bomb claim, cockpit attempt
A passenger claiming to have a bomb attempted to storm the cockpit of a United Airlines flight from Newark, prompting pilots to send out a hijacking alert.
California approves Prop 38 authorizing $8.4B bonds for immunology research
California voters have passed Proposition 38, allocating over $4 billion in taxpayer money to a nonprofit founded by billionaires for immunology research.
Trio charged in US for plotting attacks on Jewish communities
U.S. authorities charged three men, linked to Iran, with plotting nearly 20 attacks on Jewish communities and a planned assault on a British airbase used by the U.S. Air Force.
Thomas Markle arrested last Friday after allegedly removing ankle monitor
Thomas Markle, 82, was arrested in Tampa after removing his electronic ankle monitor, following charges related to child sexual abuse material found in California storage units.
New Zealand election deadlock awaits special votes due November 27
New Zealand's recent election ended without a decisive victor, prompting leaders to brace for extended negotiations as minor parties gain leverage in forming a government.
Despite Republican midterm losses U.S.-India talks continue on market access
India and the US will continue technical negotiations on their bilateral trade agreement, despite the Republican Party losing majorities in Congress.
Ukraine Russia US hold humanitarian peace talks in Abu Dhabi
Trilateral peace talks between Ukraine, Russia, and the US in Abu Dhabi were described as "constructive and quite substantive" by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Rep. Huffman will ask agencies, companies to preserve project records
As Democrats prepare to take control of the House, fears mount over potential document destruction linked to President Trump's accelerated construction projects in Washington.
India proposes 3 step plan to deescalate Russia-Ukraine war
India has introduced a three-part framework to Russia and Ukraine, focusing on halting attacks on critical infrastructure and ensuring safe maritime trade through Black Sea ports.
House Republicans press DOJ to probe Jeffrey Epstein associates
House Republicans on the oversight committee released a report urging the Department of Justice to interview key witnesses and investigate associates in the Jeffrey Epstein case.
Kaylub Giamanco confronted Silver Rail shooter with his own handgun
Kaylub Giamanco, who stopped a school shooter in Oregon, revealed his final words to the gunman after the tragic incident at Bend’s Silver Rail Elementary School.
Indian diaspora groups in UK urge probe into London protests
Fifty Indian diaspora organizations in the UK have urged India's President to investigate anti-India demonstrations in London, citing concerns over potential extremist involvement.
British politicians urge UK to secure Sheikh Hasina's safety
Six British politicians have urged the UK government to secure guarantees from Bangladesh against the execution of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina upon her return from India.
Russia, Ukraine and US meet in Abu Dhabi for peace
Tensions flare as Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S. engage in heated discussions in Abu Dhabi, with Ukraine under pressure to negotiate peace amidst ongoing conflict.
Iran unveils underground missile city to manufacture missiles and drones
Iran has revealed an underground missile city, signaling a strategic shift with new production capabilities and warning the US of advanced battlefield surprises.
Russian diesel tanker Agioi Fanendes stalled off US East Coast
A Malta-flagged tanker with Russian diesel has paused off the US east coast, as its destination remains undecided amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and legal concerns.
Ra'am open to join Eisenkot bloc if Hamas designated terrorist
Ra'am, an Arab-led Islamist party in Israel, signals readiness to join Gadi Eisenkot's anti-Netanyahu coalition by considering recognition of Hamas as a terrorist organization.
Najib Razak moved to Kuala Lumpur house arrest after clemency
Malaysia's former Prime Minister Najib Razak has been transferred from prison to house arrest after the Kuala Lumpur High Court approved his release, following a royal clemency.
India calls for safe Hormuz navigation after Indian sailor killed
India urges free and safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, engaging regional players to protect shipping lanes amid escalating maritime attacks.
Five girls die in Khsach Kandal school bus pond plunge
Five young students died when their school bus veered off the road and plunged into a pond in Kandal province, Cambodia, after a motorcycle crossed its path.
California billionaires, led by Sergey Brin, block 1-time 5% tax
Silicon Valley's elite, led by Sergey Brin, spent $425 million to defeat California's Proposition 40, a proposed one-time 5% tax on billionaires.
Pete Hegseth calls impeachment 'political spectacle' claims Trump approval
Pete Hegseth, US defense secretary, labeled the impeachment bid against him a "political spectacle," attributing it to opponents of Donald Trump.
Harry Marchant stable after Krakow market shooting that killed 6
A 19-year-old from York, Harry Marchant, is stable after being shot during a gunman's attack in Krakow's Main Market Square, which resulted in six fatalities.
Gibran Rakabuming Raka offers to resign over academic credentials concerns
Indonesia's Vice President Gibran Rakabuming Raka offered to resign during talks with President Prabowo Subianto, as scrutiny over his academic credentials intensifies.
India affirms partnership with Israel despite Israeli government change
India affirmed its robust and multifaceted relations with Israel, as former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot receives a mandate amidst political changes in the country.
US urges India import Venezuelan oil, seeking reduced Russian reliance
The Trump administration encourages India to buy more Venezuelan oil to reduce its reliance on Russian energy, but refining challenges and market dynamics limit potential volumes.
India, Russia, Ukraine coordinate Black Sea food corridors for grain
India has discussed establishing "food corridors" with Russia and Ukraine to facilitate grain exports from Black Sea ports as part of a broader ceasefire proposal.
Houthis claim strikes on Riyadh's main airport and Aramco site
Yemen's Houthi rebels launched missile and drone attacks on King Khalid International Airport and an Aramco facility in response to Saudi airstrikes on Taiz.
78% Britons view Israel as threat to world peace: Survey
A recent survey conducted by the National Centre for Social Research (NatCen) has revealed that nearly four in five Britons perceive Israel as a serious threat to world peace.
Over 2,000 students, teachers facing political persecution in Bangladesh: Report
A report by the human rights organization JusticeMakers Bangladesh in France (JMBF) has revealed that over 2,000 students and teachers in Bangladesh have faced alleged politically motivated persecution since August 2024.
Russia-Ukraine war: Leaked data reveals over 400,000 Russian deaths
More than 400,000 Russians have died in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine since Moscow's full-scale invasion nearly five years ago.
Pannun allowed to serve summons on NSA Doval, ex-RAW chief
A United States court has allowed Sikh separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun to serve summons on India's National Security Adviser Ajit Doval and former Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) chief Samant Goel through courts in Delhi.
'Harry Potter' universe expands with new books: What to expect
The Harry Potter universe is set to expand with two new books by author J.K. Rowling.
Netanyahu calling Trump 'every day' to resume Iran war
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been in daily contact with United States President Donald Trump, urging him to resume military actions against Iran.
Judge orders psychiatric evaluation of Meghan Markle's father
A federal judge in Florida has ordered a psychiatric evaluation of Thomas Markle, the estranged father of Meghan Markle.
Beatles's Paul McCartney becomes 3rd-richest musician with $1B fortune
Paul McCartney has officially joined the ranks of billionaires, with Forbes estimating his net worth at around $1.4 billion.
Sheikh Hasina will be executed if she returns: Bangladesh prosecutor
Sheikh Hasina, the ousted leader of Bangladesh, has been sentenced to death in absentia for crimes against humanity.
Why NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang is being probed by FBI
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is probing NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy.
Diwali celebration in New Jersey sparks debate over littered roads
Diwali celebrations in New Jersey, United States, have sparked a debate over public responsibility after the streets were left littered with firecracker waste.
'Doesn't impact me': Trump ignored memo flagging NVIDIA CEO's affair
United States President Donald Trump has admitted he didn't read a memo by Secretary of State Marco Rubio last spring, where he flagged NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's alleged affair with a suspected Chinese spy.
Russia, Ukraine trade strikes ahead of first trilateral peace talks
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine has continued unabated, with both sides launching strikes on vessels and infrastructure.
France blames Iran for cyberattack on supermarket fridges
France has accused Iran of being behind a major cyberattack on its supermarkets last month. The attack, which targeted around 700 retailers, caused massive spoilage of fresh and frozen produce.
Bangladesh: Bus driver killed in arson attack amid violence
A series of arson attacks and crude bomb blasts have rocked Bangladesh, leaving a trail of destruction and fear.
Meghan Markle cancels child safety speech amid father Thomas's arrest
Meghan Markle has canceled a speech on child safety, following the arrest of her father, Thomas Markle Sr.
Who's 81-year-old John Harrison, oldest Booker Prize winner
British author M John Harrison has made history as the oldest winner of the prestigious Booker Prize.
US aircraft evacuated from 2nd UK base after Iran threat
The United States has pulled its aircraft from a United Kingdom air base after receiving a threat from Iran, the Wall Street Journal reported.
UFC CEO rejects Trump's White House press secretary job 'offer'
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) chief Dana White on Monday turned down United States President Donald Trump's offer to become the White House press secretary.
'Didn't make...impact': Trump didn't read memo on NVIDIA CEO
United States President Donald Trump has said he didn't read a memo by Secretary of State Marco Rubio about NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's affair with an alleged Chinese spy.
Turkey: 17 killed, 12 injured in steel factory blast
A devastating explosion at an iron and steel factory in Turkey's Izmir province has killed at least 17 workers and injured 12 others.
Trump vows to support Hegseth amid impeachment push
United States President Donald Trump has thrown his weight behind Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amid an impeachment push.
Trump says Iran war 'militarily' over; no more large-scale actions
United States President Donald Trump has declared that military operations in Iran are effectively over.
Iraqi PM discloses details of Trump's 'leaked' Iran war plan
Iraq's Prime Minister and Commander-in-Chief of Iraq's Armed Forces Ali al-Zaidi has reportedly disclosed details of a leaked United States war plan against Iran.
No 'passport to terrorist': Dhaka reacts to Sheikh Hasina's request
The Bangladeshi government has said the country does not provide "passport to a terrorist" after former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina requested a new one and national identity card (NID) as she prepares to return from India in December.
Pakistani anchor shot dead at home; husband confesses to crime
Rabia Ahsan, a Pakistani television anchor and program host, was shot dead at her residence in Rawalpindi's Gulshanabad area on Sunday.
Lahore's Guru Hargobind gurdwara reopens after 79 years
A historic Sikh shrine in Lahore, Pakistan, has reopened for worship after a gap of 79 years.
'Entirely baseless': China denies spying on NVIDIA CEO
China has denied allegations of espionage against NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang after he admitted to an extramarital affair with a woman whom US intelligence believed was a Chinese spy.
Senegal: 34 dead after boat carrying migrants capsizes
The death toll from the tragic incident that occurred off the coast of Senegal on Sunday, when a boat carrying migrants sank, has risen.
Trump says Netanyahu, Eisenkot have 'very similar' views
United States President Donald Trump has commented on the ongoing deadlock in Israel's government formation.
Biden reveals why he can't promote his memoir extensively
Former United States President Joe Biden has announced that he will be unable to promote his upcoming presidential memoir, Promise Me, America, as extensively as he had hoped due to his battle with prostate cancer.
Greece: Authorities recover 12 bodies from migrant boat off Crete
Greek authorities have recovered 12 bodies from a migrant boat off the southern coast of Crete.
Musk's Texas home targeted after midterms
A post-election protest was held at billionaire Elon Musk's Austin-area residence on Saturday.
Chinese nationals misrepresenting Dhaka as New Delhi in live streams
A group of Chinese nationals has been live-streaming from low-income neighborhoods in Dhaka, Bangladesh, while misrepresenting them as parts of New Delhi, India.
Polish gunman who killed 6 in Kraków dies in hospital
The gunman who allegedly killed six people in Krakow, Poland, in an attack that authorities said was apparently inspired by far-right ideologies has died in the hospital, Polish police say.
COP31 kicks off in Turkey with focus on climate finance
The 31st UN Climate Change Conference (COP31) kicked off in Antalya, Turkey, on Monday against a backdrop of record-breaking temperatures fueled by the El Niño weather system, escalating climate impacts and growing energy insecurity.
Child porn case: How Meghan's mother helped in father's arrest
Doria Ragland, the mother of Meghan Markle, has reportedly assisted investigators in identifying her ex-husband Thomas Markle Sr. as a suspect in a child pornography case.
Trump admits hardline immigration policies 'too tough' after midterm losses
United States President Donald Trump has admitted that his hardline immigration policies were "too tough," a stark departure from his previous stance.
China: 14 dead in fire at apartment building
A devastating fire in an apartment building in Taiyuan, Shanxi province, northern China, has left at least 14 people dead.
Trump seeks to talk to Xi, Putin about Tehran, 'denuclearization'
United States President Donald Trump has said he expects to talk to Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the upcoming Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) leaders' summit in China, where he plans to discuss "denuclearization" and the war on Iran.
Ex-Bangladesh PM Hasina applies for passport to return home
Ousted Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has applied for a new passport and identity card to return to Bangladesh from India, as per Reuters. This is her first such communication since fleeing in 2024.
Further Iran strikes 'highly unlikely' if peace talks progress: Trump
United States President Donald Trump has said that it is "highly unlikely" the US will launch more strikes on Iran if ongoing peace talks progress.
US midterm elections a 'giant step back in history': Trump
United States President Donald Trump has called his party's recent midterm election defeat a "giant step back in history."
Egypt train collision kills 7, injures over 100
A tragic train collision in Egypt's Giza province has left seven dead and over 100 injured.
US senator-elect calls for end to aid to Israel, Pakistan
Abdul El-Sayed, the first Muslim senator-elect in United States history, has called on Washington to reconsider its financial and military aid to countries that allegedly violate international law.
US forms task force to cut off Iran's land routes
The United States military has announced the formation of a 20-member task force.
Taiwan detains communist party head over alleged Chinese election meddling
Taiwanese authorities have detained Lin Te-wang, the head of the Taiwan People's Communist Party. He is accused of running for borough chief under the direction and sponsorship of China's Communist Party, local media reported.
Senegal: 21 dead after boat carrying migrants capsizes
A tragic incident occurred off the coast of Kebemer in northwest Senegal on Sunday when a pirogue carrying migrants sank.
Multiple explosions rock Saudi capital Riyadh; Aramco building damaged
Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, was rocked by multiple explosions after the country's Civil Defence issued an early warning.
'Deport all dot heads': Diwali celebration in Seattle disrupted
A Diwali celebration in Seattle was marred by a disruption from far-right activist Jake Lang and a group of protesters on Saturday.
Japan: 5.7-magnitude earthquake injures at least 22 people, damages buildings
A 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Japan early on Sunday, injuring at least 22 people and damaging buildings in several regions.
Yemen: 33 killed, 39 injured in Saudi airstrikes near Sanaa
At least 33 people were killed and 39 others injured in Saudi airstrikes on a village near Yemen's capital, Sanaa, on Saturday.
Poland: 6 killed, 15 injured in military-style shooting at market
A gunman opened fire in Krakow, Poland, on Saturday, killing at least six people and injuring 15 or 16 others.
Israel: Ex-army chief Eisenkot tasked with forming government
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has tasked former army chief Gadi Eisenkot with forming the country's next government.