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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.

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Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei

‘Severely injured Mojtaba Khamenei forced off frontlines as Iran’s military takes control’

Severe burns, repeated surgeries and a secret courier network keep Iran’s Supreme Leader out of sight, as Revolutionary Guard commanders tighten their grip on power.

US President Donald Trump

Israel–Lebanon ceasefire extended by 3 weeks

Trump signals White House talks with Netanyahu and Aoun as fresh strikes and civilian deaths cast shadow over ceasefire.

Nepal’s Home Minister Sudan Gurung

Nepal Home Minister Sudan Gurung quits as money laundering link scrutiny intensifies

Gurung says public trust must come first as shareholding links to firms tied to a money laundering probe trigger political storm.

Lebanese negotiators

Lebanon seeks month-long Israel truce extension as Strait of Hormuz attacks strain US–Iran ceasefire talks

Fragile ceasefire hangs in balance amid stalled talks, ship attacks and rising global fuel fears.

Trump shares post calling India, China ‘hellholes’; Iran hits back

US President Donald Trump reposted a video referring to India and China as “hellholes” during the birthright citizenship debate, prompting a response from the the Iranian consulate in Hyderabad, which defended both countries and criticised the remarks.

New Zealand minister’s ‘butter chicken tsunami’ remark on India trade deal sparks backlash

A comment by New Zealand minister Shane Jones describing a proposed India trade deal as a “butter chicken tsunami” has drawn sharp criticism from political leaders and the Indian community, reigniting debate over immigration and rhetoric.