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No Deal Without Guarantees For Iranian Rights, Says Parliament Speaker

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has stated that Iran will not accept any agreement with the United States unless there are firm guarantees that the rights of the Iranian people are safeguarded.

Why Does Nepal Want UK Involvement In The Lipulekh Border Dispute?

Balendra Shah has said that Nepal is seeking the involvement of the United Kingdom in discussions related to the long-standing Lipulekh border dispute with India. Addressing Parliament, Shah stated that the issue would be resolved through dialogue and diplomatic engagement.

India-US Trade Talks Resume As Negotiators Meet For Interim Pact

India and the United States will begin a fresh round of trade negotiations on Monday as chief negotiators from both countries meet to finalise the details of an interim trade pact.

Was It A Meteor? Mystery Boom Rattles Northeastern US

A meteor streaking through Earth's atmosphere exploded over the northeastern United States, creating a loud double boom that was heard across parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

US Imposes New Sanctions On Iran-Linked Network Accused Of Acquiring Sensitive Military Technology

The United States has announced a new round of sanctions against an Iran-linked procurement network accused of obtaining sensitive military technology through deceptive practices and sanctions evasion.

Trump Holds Off on Iran Deal After White House Meeting, Says Agreement Must Meet US Conditions

The United States and Iran remain without a breakthrough agreement after a two-hour high-level meeting at the White House on Friday. The administration of US President Donald Trump has made it clear that no deal will be signed unless it aligns with American interests and satisfies the president's key conditions.

Trump-Iran Talks End Without Final Agreement As Key Disputes Remain Unresolved

A high-stakes meeting between US President Donald Trump and senior officials ended without a final decision on a possible agreement with Iran Tap to read more....................

China Building Massive Nuclear Defence Network In Xinjiang To Protect Missile Arsenal: Report

China is rapidly expanding a vast military infrastructure network across its remote northwestern desert region in what security analysts describe as a major effort to protect the country’s nuclear arsenal from a potential first strike by the United States. Tap to read more.........

Ajit Doval Meets Russian Deputy PM In Moscow, Reviews Strategic Ties

Ajit Doval met Denis Manturov, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, in Moscow on May 28 to review bilateral cooperation between India and Russia across several strategic sectors. The discussions focused on strengthening ties in defence, energy, space and other areas of mutual interest.

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Scientists Discover Masturbation Is Common Among Birds, Say It Is Natural, Healthy And Evolutionarily Beneficial

A major evolutionary study examining 120 bird species has found that self-stimulatory behaviour is widespread across the avian world, challenging long-held beliefs that it is a sign of stress or poor welfare in captive birds.

Netanyahu Signals Israel Ready for Fresh Military Action Against Iran, Says Tehran Is ‘Playing With Fire’

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel and the US remain prepared for a return to military action if necessary, while warning that Iran's leadership has been significantly weakened and could face internal collapse.

India Condemns Iran Strike On Kuwait Airport After Indian Killed

India on Wednesday strongly condemned the Iranian attack on Kuwait International Airport that killed an Indian national and left several others injured. The Indian Embassy in Kuwait confirmed the death and expressed condolences to the bereaved family.

Turkey Says Friendship With Pakistan Is Not Hostility Towards India

Turkey has sought to reassure India that its longstanding friendship with Pakistan should not be interpreted as hostility towards New Delhi. Speaking at an international forum in Singapore, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Turkey’s support for Pakistan was based on historic ties

Ukrainian Drones Strike St Petersburg As Russia Hosts Major Economic Forum

Ukrainian drones struck several energy and military targets in Saint Petersburg on Wednesday, damaging infrastructure on the outskirts of Russia’s second-largest city. Regional Governor Alexander Beglov confirmed that multiple facilities were hit

Why Mexico is Exploding in Protests Days Before FIFA World Cup Kick-off?

In a dramatic escalation of a multi-week labor dispute, thousands of striking educators clashed violently with riot police in downtown Mexico City, pulling down, stripping, and burning monumental football-themed statues installed for the global tournament.

Marco Rubio Says Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei Is Alive, Increasingly Active

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told lawmakers that Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei remains alive and appears to be taking a more active role in the country's affairs as diplomatic efforts over Tehran's nuclear programme remain deadlocked.

Notre Dame Excavation Uncovers Ancient Roman Paris Beneath Cathedral Square

As Paris prepares to redesign the area around Notre Dame Cathedral, archaeologists have uncovered extraordinary remnants of Roman and medieval life, including ancient coins, mysterious pottery inscriptions and centuries-old household artifacts.

Trump Declared Healthy, Doctor Flags Weight Gain Concern

US President Donald Trump has been declared in “excellent health” after undergoing a comprehensive medical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. White House physician Dr. Sean Barbabella stated that Trump remains fully fit to carry out his duties as commander in chief.

Venezuela Interim President Delcy Rodriguez To Visit India, Energy Ties In Focus

Venezuela’s interim President Delcy Rodriguez will undertake an official visit to India from June 3 to June 7, with high-level discussions scheduled with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and senior Indian officials.

India Rejects Third-Party Role In Nepal Border Issue

India on Tuesday responded to remarks made by Nepal Prime Minister Balen Shah regarding the India-Nepal boundary issue, reiterating that all unresolved matters are being handled through bilateral channels.

Urban Greening Alone Is Not Enough: Study Finds Smarter Planting Designs Would Cool Cities More Effectively

As cities around the world face rising temperatures and more frequent heatwaves, urban greening has become a key strategy for keeping outdoor spaces cooler Tap to read more..................

Italian Caver Rescued After Leg Trapped Under Boulder 120 Metres Deep Inside Cave

A 20-year-old Italian caver was successfully rescued after his leg became trapped beneath a boulder nearly 120 metres underground, prompting an overnight operation involving more than 50 specialist rescuers in north-western Italy.

Russia Bans Aviation Fuel Exports Until November Amid Escalating Ukrainian Strikes

Russia has imposed a temporary ban on aviation fuel exports until the end of November, citing the need to stabilise the domestic fuel market as Ukrainian drone and missile attacks increasingly target Russian refineries, depots and energy infrastructure.

How AI Is Helping Ukraine Strike Deep Inside Russia: Inside The PRISMA Drone Warfare System

Ukraine's military intelligence agency is using PRISMA, an artificial intelligence-powered platform developed by Palantir, to coordinate long-range drone strikes inside Russia, marking a significant evolution in modern warfare as AI becomes increasingly integrated into battlefield operations.

Iran Says Any US Ceasefire Must Cover Lebanon

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said there was "no ambiguity" about the scope of a potential ceasefire and stressed that it would cover all theatres of conflict in the region. He warned that any violation in one area would be considered a breach of the entire agreement

India-US Trade Deal First Tranche Likely To Be Signed Soon: Piyush Goyal

Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Monday expressed confidence that the first tranche of the India-US bilateral trade agreement will be signed soon. Speaking at a press conference, he said that most major issues have already been resolved and discussions are now in the final stages.

Nepal PM Balen Sparks Row With Claim On India-Nepal Border Encroachments

A political controversy erupted in Nepal after Prime Minister Balendra Shah made remarks on the long-standing India-Nepal border dispute during his first appearance in the ongoing parliamentary session.

Zohran Mamdani’s Israel Day Parade Absence Sparks Political Debate

Zohran Mamdani became the first New York City mayor in decades to skip the annual Israel Day Parade, a long-standing event held since the 1960s to commemorate the creation of the State of Israel. The parade, which attracts thousands of participants each year, took place in Manhattan and featured Israeli flags, balloons, and public displays of support for Israel.

Colombia Election 2026: Conservative Outsider Abelardo de la Espriella Tops First Round, Set for Runoff Against Iván Cepeda

Celebrity lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella secures a surprise first-place finish in Colombia's presidential election first round, while leftist senator Iván Cepeda advances to a high-stakes June 21 runoff amid allegations, political tensions, and record voter turnout.