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Toronto Shooting: Two killed after gunfire erupts at Salsa on St Clair festival

Police launched a major investigation after a shooting at one of Toronto’s largest street festivals left two people dead and…

3 weeks ago

Vietnam boat At least 15 Indian tourists die after vessel capsizes off Phu Quoc Island

Vietnam boat accident claimed the lives of at least 15 Indian tourists after a tourist vessel capsized off Vietnam's southern…

4 weeks ago

Mojtaba Khamenei Iran’s supreme leader vows to avenge slain predecessor Ali Khamenei

Mojtaba Khamenei, Iran's Supreme Leader, vowed on Saturday to avenge his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. He said the nation demanded…

4 weeks ago

Modi Visit India’s prime minister arrives in New Zealand as trade deal faces political backlash

Narendra Modi begins his first visit to New Zealand in four decades as a proposed free trade agreement boosts economic…

4 weeks ago

H5 bird flu Australia confirms first case in a local seabird

The discovery marks the first confirmed H5 infection in an Australian seabird, prompting increased monitoring while officials say the risk…

4 weeks ago

Livability Index: Copenhagen named world’s most livable city as Karachi ranks 170th

Copenhagen has retained its position as the world’s most livable city for a second consecutive year, according to the Economist…

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Damascus Blasts Explosions Near Macron Meeting Injure 18 in Syrian Capital

Two explosions struck near the hotel where French President Emmanuel Macron was holding meetings in Damascus, highlighting Syria's continuing security…

4 weeks ago

BrahMos India to Supply Missiles to Indonesia in $630 Million Defence Deal

BrahMos exports are set to expand as India prepares to supply BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles and Astra air-to-air missiles to…

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Hamas Gaza Hamas to Dissolve Governing Body Ahead of Civilian Administration

The group says it will dissolve the committee that has governed Gaza since 2007, paving the way for a technocratic…

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Strait of Hormuz Japan-Linked Vessels Resume Gulf Transit After Months of Delay

A convoy of Japan-linked ships and a Saudi crude tanker bound for South Korea have resumed voyages through the Strait…

4 weeks ago

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