
Explosions heard in Dubai and Doha for second day; Tehran confirms Supreme Leader’s death as region braces for widening war.


Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the joint US-Israel strikes were aimed at removing an “existential threat” from Iran, as explosions in Tehran and sharp global reactions deepen fears of a wider regional conflict.

As Pakistan launches airstrikes deep inside Taliban-held cities and declares “open war,” Washington signals support for Islamabad even as global powers scramble to prevent a wider regional conflict.

Military Hercules transporting newly printed banknotes plunges onto crowded El Alto roadway moments after takeoff, leaving civilians and crew among the dead and dozens critically injured.

Nepal’s law and parliamentary affairs minister Padma Chaudhary said the country is on track to conduct its planned local, provincial and federal elections on schedule, with preparations progressing and security arrangements in place to support free and fair voting.

First Indian Prime Minister to address Israeli Parliament reaffirms zero tolerance for terror, while backing a UN-endorsed pathway to lasting regional stability.

India dismissed Pakistan’s remarks on Jammu & Kashmir at the UN as propaganda, reaffirmed the region’s integral status within the country and called on Islamabad to vacate territories it describes as under illegal occupation.

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