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UAE to exit OPEC, OPEC+ in major shift amid global oil tensions

The United Arab Emirates will leave the oil producers’ grouping from May 1, citing national interest and strategic priorities, a move expected to reshape global energy dynamics.

Trump assassination attempt: Suspect charged after Washington dinner shooting

Pakistan strikes Afghanistan university, 7 killed and 85 injured in fresh escalation

Iran questions US commitment to diplomacy after Trump cancels envoys’ Pakistan trip

Shooter image emerges after White House dinner scare in Washington

Grainy visuals show suspect pinned down as gunfire triggers panic at high-profile gathering attended by Donald Trump and Melania Trump.

White House dinner shooting sparks alarm as armed attacker opens fire, agent survives

Donald Trump says suspect stormed security checkpoint with multiple weapons; probe points to lone attacker as questions rise over event security.

Gunfire, explosions reported near Bamako airport as coordinated attacks hit Mali

Multiple blasts and heavy gunfire were heard near Mali’s main international airport and military bases as armed groups launched coordinated attacks across several cities, prompting security operations and raising fresh concerns over instability.

Iran resumes international flights from Tehran after two-month halt amid fragile ceasefire

Flights from Tehran’s main international airport have restarted for the first time since the conflict with the US and Israel, signalling a cautious return to normalcy as a ceasefire holds.

US bill seeks 3-year pause on H-1B visas, proposes sweeping overhaul

A new bill in the US Congress proposes suspending the H-1B visa programme for three years while tightening eligibility, raising salary thresholds and restricting dependents, a move that could significantly impact Indian professionals.

Second round of Iran–US talks uncertain as Pakistan hosts fresh diplomatic push

US envoys and Iran’s foreign minister have reached Islamabad for a possible second round of talks, but uncertainty persists over direct negotiations even as a fragile ceasefire between the two sides continues to hold.