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A devastating crash involving a Soviet-era aircraft has left all 48 people on board dead in Russia’s Far East. The Antonov An-24, built in 1976, went down in a dense forest as it attempted to land near the remote town of Tynda on Thursday. The tragedy has raised new concerns over Russia’s continued use of …
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A recent UN report has raised alarm over widespread rights violations faced by Afghan returnees under Taliban control. The report, published on July 24, 2025, outlines serious abuses such as arbitrary detention, torture, and threats targeting those forced to return from Iran and Pakistan. Vulnerable groups include women, girls, former government affiliates, journalists, and activists. …
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Russia and Ukraine returned to the negotiating table in Istanbul on July 23 for the first time in over seven weeks, launching a new round of Istanbul peace talks under growing international pressure. The discussions began amid a warning from U.S. President Donald Trump, who has threatened severe sanctions if a peace deal is not …
A tragic jet crash rocked Dhaka on Monday when a Bangladesh Air Force training aircraft slammed into a school and college campus, killing at least 19 people and injuring 164 others. The jet, which suffered a mechanical failure shortly after takeoff, struck Milestone School and College, igniting a massive fire and causing chaos in the …
An official Jeju Air crash investigation has concluded that pilot error was the primary cause of the tragic December 2024 crash at Muan International Airport, marking the deadliest air disaster on South Korean soil. According to findings by South Korea’s Aviation and Railway Accident Investigation Board, the pilot mistakenly shut off the left engine — …
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Prince Al-Waleed bin Khaled bin Talal, famously known as Saudi Arabia’s Sleeping Prince, has passed away at the age of 36. The announcement came over the weekend, marking the end of a tragic and emotional story that spanned almost two decades. His family confirmed his death through a public statement and social media posts that …
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Deadly lightning strikes during powerful monsoon storms have killed at least 33 people in Bihar, eastern India, this week. Most of the victims were farmers and laborers caught outdoors during the storms. Officials now warn of more dangerous weather ahead. Storm Turns Deadly Across Bihar Between Wednesday and Thursday, heavy monsoon storms swept across Bihar. …
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A domestic flight operating between Omaha, Nebraska and Detroit, Michigan was forced to make an emergency landing on Thursday due to the disruptive actions of a passenger who allegedly attempted to open the aircraft’s emergency exit door mid-air. The incident has raised renewed concerns over the safety and security protocols aboard commercial aircraft in the …
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Suwayda: After days of deadly air strikes and sectarian violence, Syria and Israel have agreed to a ceasefire, announced by US Ambassador to Turkiye, Tom Barrack, early Saturday. The truce, though yet to be officially acknowledged by either Damascus or Tel Aviv, brings temporary relief to the war-scarred Suwayda region in southern Syria, where clashes …
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Following a deadly Israeli airstrike on Gaza’s only Catholic church, Pope Leo renewed his call for a Gaza ceasefire in a direct phone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Vatican confirmed the call took place a day after the attack, which killed three people and wounded several others inside the Holy Family Church …
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A tragic fire safety failure in eastern Iraq has led to the deaths of over 60 people, drawing urgent attention to Iraq’s ongoing fire safety crisis. The blaze broke out Wednesday night at the newly opened Corniche Hypermarket Mall in the city of Kut, Wasit province. New Mall Becomes Site of Disaster The five-story shopping …
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The Taliban has rejected claims of arresting or monitoring Afghans after a UK data leak exposed the identities of those who had worked with British forces. The denial came amid growing concerns that a security lapse in a secret UK resettlement programme could endanger lives. Taliban Denial Amid Rising Fears On Thursday, Afghan government spokesperson …
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Russian national Nina Kutina, recently rescued from a forest cave in Gokarna, India, is facing deportation after overstaying her visa and living off the grid for years with her daughters. Authorities have confirmed she will be repatriated once official procedures are completed. Kutina, who has not lived in Russia for the past 15 years, said …
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The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is set to hold an emergency session on Thursday to discuss Israel’s recent military strikes in Syria. The meeting, reportedly scheduled for Thursday afternoon (Eastern Time), was requested by Syria’s UN delegation and supported by Algeria, a non-permanent member of the UNSC, according to Anadolu and Reuters news agencies. …
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In the aftermath of the tragic Air India Flight (AI171) crash, which killed 260 people including those on the ground, India’s Air Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has released a 15-page preliminary report. The Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed just moments after take-off from Ahmedabad, en route to London, sparking global shock and urgent demands for answers. …
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A 26-year-old Algerian woman, Rahma Ayat, was brutally stabbed to death on July 4 in the stairwell of her apartment building in Arnum, a town just south of Hannover, Germany. According to police and autopsy reports, she suffered multiple stab wounds, including one that fatally pierced her heart. Authorities quickly arrested her 31-year-old German neighbor …
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The US Congress is set to hold a hearing on political repression in Pakistan, focusing on growing concerns over human rights and democratic backsliding. The Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission announced the session will examine the Pakistani government’s alleged efforts to suppress opposition voices, limit press freedom, and restrict civil liberties. Focus of the Hearing …
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The Bank of England may lower interest rates further if signs of a slowdown in the UK job market grow stronger. In an interview with The Times, Governor Andrew Bailey emphasized the downward trend in interest rates, stating that the bank stands ready to act if economic slack increases. Bailey Hints at More Cuts Currently, …
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Tensions flared along the India-Myanmar border after the ULFA-I drone strike incident, where the United Liberation Front of Asom-Independent (ULFA-I) claimed Indian forces carried out deadly cross-border drone and missile attacks on its camps inside Myanmar. The group reported that three senior leaders were killed, and 19 others were injured in the operation early Sunday …
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A preliminary report released by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has confirmed that fuel supply to both engines was deliberately cut off seconds after takeoff, causing the tragic crash of Air India Flight 171. The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner plunged into a hostel in Ahmedabad just 30 seconds into its flight on June 12, killing …
SRINAGAR – Kashmiris on both sides of the Line of Control (LoC), in Pakistan, and around the world are observing Kashmir Martyrs’ Day today (Sunday), paying heartfelt tribute to the 22 martyrs of July 13, 1931, and all other Kashmiri lives lost in the ongoing freedom struggle. According to Kashmir Media Service, Indian-occupied Jammu and …
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DUBAI – Iran has announced it will continue cooperating with the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog, but under new restrictions following last month’s joint Israeli and US bombing campaign targeting its nuclear facilities. Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi, addressing diplomats in Tehran on Saturday, clarified that Iran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will now …
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The day honors the sacrifices of those martyred on July 13, 1931, and countless others who lost their lives in the ongoing struggle for freedom from Indian rule. Global Commemoration and Support The All Parties Hurriyat Conference (APHC) issued the call for observance, which has been widely supported by pro-freedom leaders and organizations. Read: Canada Enforces …
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