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Government asks Indians to leave Iran amid rising tensions

The advisory follows escalating tensions between the US and Iran, with the Indian embassy in Tehran urging citizens, including students and pilgrims, to leave using commercial flights and remain in contact with officials for assistance.

Bangladesh president accuses former interim chief adviser Muhammad Yunus of conspiracy to destabilise state

Kabul condemns Pakistan border strikes as targeting civilians after Islamabad claims 70 militants killed

Pakistan launches cross-border strikes after deadly suicide attacks kill soldiers

Trump claims 11 ‘very expensive’ jets were shot down in India-Pakistan clash

US President repeats tariff threat narrative, says trade pressure and personal calls to PM Modi and Shehbaz Sharif halted hostilities; India rejects third-party role.

Epstein was a psychopath who ruled through fear and control says survivor Rina Oh

Breaking decades of silence, she demands full transparency, oath-bound testimony for powerful names and accountability beyond one arrest.

UK refuses US request to use Diego Garcia and RAF bases for potential Iran strike

The United Kingdom has withheld approval for the United States to use Diego Garcia and RAF Fairford for any potential strike on Iran, citing legal considerations as Washington weighs military options alongside ongoing nuclear negotiations.

French President Macron says Rafale deal will make India stronger, offers more defence cooperation including submarines

French President pledges increased ‘Make in India’ content in new Rafale deal and signals readiness to expand ties to submarines and other defence sectors.

India attends inaugural Board of Peace meeting on Gaza as observer nation

India participated as an observer in the inaugural Board of Peace meeting on Gaza convened by Donald Trump in Washington, signalling diplomatic engagement while withholding formal membership in the US-led reconstruction and ceasefire initiative.

Former UK prince Andrew arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office amid Epstein files controversy

British police arrested Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on suspicion of misconduct in public office, with investigators examining allegations linked to the Jeffrey Epstein files and his past role as a UK trade envoy.