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Assam's Bulldozers: Displacement in Dhubri Raises Questions
Hundreds of homes reportedly demolished in Dhubri district, displacing thousands, but the operation's legal basis and scale remain unconfirmed.
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Pyongyang Denies Binance Heist Role as Cyber Claims Cloud Diplomacy
North Korea dismisses US accusations over a $6 billion crypto theft as "absurd rhetoric", warning that hostility could harm future engagement.
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Andhra Pradesh Braces Again: Second Cyclone Tests Recovery
Evacuations begin as Cyclone Murasu approaches a coastline still recovering from last week's deadly storm
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Cyclone Murasu Bears Down on India's East Coast as Evacuations Begin
Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu prepare for landfall early on Tuesday, with thousands being moved from low-lying communities still recovering from Cyclone Arnab.
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Oprah Winfrey's Maui Legacy: From Wildfire Relief to a New CT Scanner
A $60 million fund helped thousands after the 2023 fires, while a separate donation in June 2026 brought advanced imaging to Maui Memorial Medical Center.
ConflictAnalysis
Alerts and Aftershocks: Cyberattacks Overshadow Kherson Truce Collapse
As a US-brokered humanitarian pause in Kherson expires, Moscow and Kyiv trade accusations of hacking each other's emergency warning systems.
ConflictAnalysis
Hebron Under Siege: A City Locked Down and a Wider War Feared
A ten-day lockdown in the occupied West Bank has displaced thousands and shut down much of Hebron's economy, with residents bracing for worse.
EnergyAnalysis
Ukraine's Grid Struck Again: Four Regions Report Overnight Damage
Strikes on substations and power lines cut supply to hundreds of thousands, according to Zelensky, as the energy ministry counts six affected regions.
EconomicsAnalysis
Bangladesh's Wage Board Test: Garment Unrest Meets Export Pressures
Dhaka creates a six-member board to review the minimum wage, but thousands of workers keep protesting and factories stay shut.
PoliticsAnalysis
Frankfurt Unrest Exposes Strain Beneath Germany's Cost-of-Living Protests
Peaceful daytime demonstrations by thousands gave way to looting and clashes in four German cities, echoing youth protests in France.
PoliticsAnalysis
Israel's Coalition Arithmetic: Arab Parties at the Centre of the Fight
Thousands rally in Tel Aviv for an Eisenkot-Arab alliance as deadlocked election results leave Arab-led parties holding the balance.
World AffairsAnalysis
Trapped in the Cook Islands: The Visa Maze That Has No Exit
A Sri Lankan woman has spent nearly four years unable to fly home, caught between transit visa refusals and asylum rules no one will bend.
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France Braces for Third Weekend of Unrest as Youth Protests Spread
Seventy thousand officers and a ban on central Paris marches meet a movement that has outgrown its student origins.
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Tehran Denies Involvement in Alleged Assassination Plot Against German Jewish Leaders
The Iranian government faces renewed scrutiny amid accusations of targeted political violence.
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Trump's Endorsement of Netanyahu: A Strategic Gamble in Israeli Politics
The U.S. President's backing underscores the intricate ties between Washington and Jerusalem amid shifting regional dynamics.
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Moscow's Accusation: The UN's Silence on the Plight of Russian POWs
In a pointed critique, Russia urges the international community to address alleged human rights violations against its prisoners of war.
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Devastating Floods in Northeast Brazil: A Looming Humanitarian Crisis
Severe weather conditions have exacerbated vulnerabilities in a region already struggling with socio-economic challenges.
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Navigating Naval Tensions: Trump's Accusation Against U.S. Maritime Strategy
The former president's remarks on the U.S. Navy's role in enforcing sanctions against Iran raise significant questions about maritime law and geopolitical strategy.
EconomicsAnalysis
Heightened Tensions: Taliban Accuses Pakistan of Attacks on Afghan University
The accusation comes as relations between the two nations remain fraught with historical grievances and security concerns.
