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Israel targets UN-run school in Gaza, kills 16 amid ongoing ceasefire talks

One of Gaza Strip's eight historic refugee camps, Al-Nuseirat was the site of increased Israeli bombardment on July 7.

Stolen gold in Canada's biggest ever heist likely ended up in India, Dubai: Police

Masoud Pezeshkian elected as Iran's President

Sunak out, Starmer in: Key highlights of UK election

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (Photo: ANI)

UK PM Sunak concedes defeat, calls election result a 'sobering verdict'

Sunak admitted his party’s defeat in an acceptance speech after retaining his Richmond and Northallerton seat.

Chances of Rishi Sunak's return look grim as UK goes to polls on July 4

Although Indian-origin Sunak, the current Prime Minister from Britain's Conservative Party, is eyeing a second term, the opposing Labour Party is widely expected to come to power with a landslide victory.

Donald Trump's 'big win' after top US court gives ruling on immunity

Trump faces criminal charges over his actions during the final days of his presidency, which includes attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results.

24-year-old Indian woman dies on Delhi-bound flight in Melbourne just before takeoff

The incident took place on June 20 when Manpreet Kaur boarded the aircraft ready to fly from Melbourne to Delhi where she was due to meet her family for the first time in four years.

Arundhati Roy awarded Pen Pinter Prize amid prosecution threat under UAPA

The prize, established in 2009 by the charity English PEN, defends freedom of expression and celebrates literature in memory of Nobel-Laureate playwright Harold Pinter.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange lands in Australia

Julian Assange lands in Australia as a free man after US plea deal

An editor and publisher from Australia, Assange was accused of an exposé in 2010 where he published classified defense documents, including the wrongdoings of the US government in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars, on his platform WikiLeaks.