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En développement·42 dk önce
Trump Criticizes Meloni Over Iran Stance, Straining Ties
Donald Trump criticized Italian PM Giorgia Meloni for not supporting the US in its conflict with Iran, escalating a diplomatic rift. Meloni's government declined to publicly respond to Trump's remarks.
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DERNIÈRE MINUTE·1 sa önce
Tensions Escalate in Strait of Hormuz After Third Tanker Attack
A third commercial tanker was struck in the Strait of Hormuz within 24 hours, escalating regional tensions. Qatar directly blamed Iran for an attack on its LNG vessel, calling it an "unacceptable" assault on maritime navigation. The incidents raise concerns over global energy security.
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Urgent·1 sa önce
Qatari LNG Carrier Attacked Near Strait of Hormuz, Four Indian Crew Safe
A Qatari LNG carrier, LNGC Al-Rekayyat, carrying four Indian crew members, was targeted by a suspected drone attack near the Strait of Hormuz in the Gulf of Oman. The vessel sustained damage and its engine room caught fire, but all 29 crew members, including the Indians, are safe. Qatar accused Iran of the attack, calling it a violation of international law.
Times of India
Urgent·2 sa önce
Gurgaon Battered by Heavy Monsoon Rain, Roads Cave-in, Commuters Stranded
Gurgaon experienced its first heavy monsoon rain, receiving 82 mm in two hours. This led to road cave-ins, severe waterlogging, and massive traffic jams on key arterial roads, stranding thousands of commuters. Infrastructure vulnerabilities were exposed, particularly on NH-48.
Times of India
Monde·1 sa önce
PM Modi Praises Indonesian President's 'Indian DNA' Remark
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's 'Indian DNA' remark deeply resonated with PM Narendra Modi, who praised it as a symbol of trust and shared heritage during his visit to Jakarta. Subianto also expressed admiration for India's growth and PM Modi's policies.
Times of India
En développement·1 sa önce
1,700-Year-Old Inscription Reveals Roman Shift from Mithraism to Christianity
Archaeologists deciphered a 1,700-year-old Aramaic inscription at a Roman temple in Turkey, providing rare evidence of the transition from Mithraism to Christianity. Found at Zerzevan Castle, the inscription marks the closure of a Mithras temple by Christians.
Times of India