• India Deepens Relationship With Israel
  • Houthis Threaten Retaliation After Saudi Strikes
  • Gandhi Detained Over Election Protest
  • Pope Leo XIV Diagnosed With Lung Cancer
  • Protesters Demand Election Chief Resigns
Qatar and Saudi Arabia Push for Regional De-escalation Amid Hormuz Tensions

Qatar and Saudi Arabia have renewed calls for regional de-escalation and lasting peace as tensions escalate around the Strait of Hormuz, with the United States warning Iran against further attacks on maritime vessels.

Gill's 223 Leads India to Record-Breaking Chase

Shubman Gill produced a remarkable unbeaten 223 as India chased down the West Indies’ record one-day international total of 405 with 39 balls remaining in the second ODI in Guwahati. India reached 406-2 from 43.3 overs to win by eight wickets after the West Indies had posted their highest-ever ODI total of 405-7.

US Ambassador to Greece Resigns Amid Misconduct Claims

US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle has resigned following a series of allegations concerning her conduct, including claims that she offered a political donor access to senior Trump administration officials in exchange for financial assistance.

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Bank of America hit with $1.2bn US penalties over financial crime controls

The US banking giant faces billions of dollars in regulatory penalties and settlements over alleged failures to meet anti-money laundering and sanctions requirements. The US Treasury Department has imposed more than $1.21 billion in penalties against Bank of America over failures involving anti-money laundering controls and compliance with financial sanctions.

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Saudi-Born Engineer Arrested Over Alleged OpenAI Listening Device

A Saudi-born engineer has reportedly been arrested over allegations that he planted a concealed listening device inside an OpenAI office. The device was discovered hidden behind a television and wrapped in toilet paper, according to information released by the artificial intelligence company.

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EU Demands Clear Warnings on Recording Smart Glasses

The European Union's data protection watchdog has urged manufacturers of smart glasses to introduce clear and reliable warnings whenever the devices are used to take photographs or record video, amid growing concerns about covert filming and the misuse of personal images.

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Blasts Rock Sanaa as Houthis Threaten Retaliation for Saudi Strikes

Explosions have been reported in Yemen's capital, Sanaa, following Saudi-led strikes on energy facilities, as Houthi forces threaten retaliation against strategic targets in Saudi Arabia and fighting intensifies across several parts of the country.

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Iran Summons UK Ambassador Over Alleged RAF Fairford Plot Claims

Iran has summoned British Ambassador Hugo Shorter to protest allegations linking the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to a suspected plot targeting RAF Fairford, a military airbase in the United Kingdom. Shorter was called in by Alireza Yousefi, Iran's assistant foreign minister, according to a statement reported by the IRGC-linked Tasnim news agency.

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US Ambassador to Greece Resigns Amid Misconduct Claims

US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle has resigned following a series of allegations concerning her conduct, including claims that she offered a political donor access to senior Trump administration officials in exchange for financial assistance.

Elon Musk has reportedly spent $366 million supporting Republican candidates and political groups ahead of the United States midterm elections, providing a substantial financial boost to the party as it faces voter concerns over President Donald Trump's popularity and the rising cost of living.

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Anne Hathaway is embracing her pregnancy
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Colombia searches for its missing after earthquake kills more than 100
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For Nigel Farage, success brings new pressures and a showdown with Count Binface
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World Lion Day: Africa's big cats face mounting threats from habitat loss