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India and Cyprus upgraded ties to a strategic partnership, signing agreements on defence and counterterrorism cooperation. The two nations pledged deeper security collaboration, stronger investment flows and closer coordination on global issues.
President Donald Trump said he will not attend his son Donald Trump Jr.'s wedding due to government responsibilities in Washington. The ceremony will take place in the Bahamas, though the couple is already legally married.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio questioned the value of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization after allies declined to support United States operations in Iran. Growing tensions and shifting troop deployments are expected to dominate the alliance's July summit in Turkey.
Aid leaders say Gaza remains in humanitarian crisis despite a ceasefire meant to restore basic services and allow reconstruction. They warn that restrictions on assistance and slow implementation of the peace plan are leaving civilians without adequate medical care, infrastructure, or hope for lasting recovery.
Travellers in Lucknow are shifting summer plans away from West Asia due to safety concerns and rising costs linked to regional tensions. Southeast Asian and nearby destinations are seeing higher demand as affordable and stable alternatives.
Tom Homan challenged a Texas Democratic candidate after she vowed to imprison former immigration agents and 'American Zionists' at a detention center. Her remarks drew bipartisan backlash as Homan said enforcement efforts would continue despite threats.
A Congressional Research Service report found that 42 United States aircraft were lost or damaged during the 40 day campaign against Iran. Unmanned aircraft accounted for the majority of losses, and operational costs have climbed to 29 billion dollars.
Tulsi Gabbard will step down from her role in the Trump administration at the end of June. She cited her husband's cancer diagnosis, though a source said she was 'forced out.'
President Donald Trump announced a new deployment of 5,000 troops to Poland after previously canceling a similar move. The rapid reversals have caused confusion within the Defense Department and among European allies.
A Jerusalem resident has been indicted on multiple terror and assault charges over a series of violent attacks in Jalud. Prosecutors allege he took part in arson, a brutal assault on a guard, and an attempt to flee police while endangering security personnel.
Tulsi Gabbard has resigned as Director of National Intelligence, effective June 30. She cited her husband's recent cancer diagnosis as the reason for stepping down.
Patent images reveal the next generation Lada Niva, blending classic design cues with influences from the Dacia Duster. Despite sanctions and uncertainty over its engine, production is targeted for 2028, though exports to Europe or Israel appear unlikely.
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