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En développement·27 dk önce
US Heatwave Claims Dozens of Lives, Cancels Events
A severe heatwave across the US during its 250th Independence Day celebrations has resulted in over two dozen deaths, with New Jersey reporting at least 29 fatalities. Record temperatures were observed in numerous states, leading to health emergencies and the cancellation of public events.
Times of India
En développement·29 dk önce
PM Modi Receives Guard of Honour in Jakarta, Holds Bilateral Talks with Indonesian President
Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a Guard of Honour in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Tuesday. He held comprehensive bilateral discussions with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto to strengthen their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, focusing on defence, maritime coordination, and critical minerals.
Economic Times
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Trump Threatens Iran with Military Action, Iran Responds with Defiance
President Trump threatened to "finish the job" with Iran if a deal isn't reached, while Iran's Supreme National Security Council called the threat "delusional." Indirect talks ended last week without progress.
Economic Times
Urgent·29 dk önce
Severe Storms Kill 8 in China's Hubei Province, More Bad Weather Expected
At least eight people have died in Hubei Province, China, due to severe thunderstorms and high winds. Forecasters predict more heavy rain and tornadoes in other regions, potentially impacting agricultural crops and causing economic losses. China is also tracking Super Typhoon Bavi.
Economic Times
En développement·42 dk önce
China's Submarine Missile Test Sparks US and Regional Condemnation
China's test of a long-range ballistic missile from a submarine in the Pacific drew sharp criticism from the US and Indo-Pacific nations, who called it destabilizing and provocative amid escalating strategic competition.
Times of India
En développement·1 sa önce
NATO Allies to Showcase Surging Defence Spending Amid Trump's Fury
NATO allies will display increased defense spending at a summit in Ankara, Turkey, aiming to appease US President Donald Trump following his criticism of Europe's response to the Iran conflict. The meeting follows a pledge made a year prior for members to raise security spending to 5% of GDP.
Economic Times