Security Forces Launch Major Border Operation Pakistan’s security forces have killed 29 militants during a major counterterrorism operation along the country’s border with Afghanistan. Information Minister Atta Tarar said the military first carried out a ground operation before launching calibrated strikes against militant positions. The operation targeted areas where security agencies had identified suspected militant...
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Europe’s heatwave pushes infrastructure to the limit as transport and power systems struggle
Record temperatures disrupt roads, rail networks, and energy supply across several European countries BERLIN/PARIS, June 26: An intense heatwave sweeping across Europe is placing enormous pressure on the continent’s infrastructure, with soaring temperatures disrupting transport services, straining power systems, and affecting daily life in several countries. Authorities across France, Germany, Italy, and other parts of...
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Chandigarh–Abu Dhabi Flight Resumes, Bringing Relief to International Travellers
Direct Air Connectivity Returns After Suspension Travellers from North India have received welcome news as the direct flight service between Chandigarh and Abu Dhabi has resumed. The restart of the international route will make travel easier for passengers heading to the UAE for work, business and tourism. Moreover, the service will reduce dependence on connecting...
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US and Iran Accuse Each Other of Breaking Ceasefire
Fresh Tensions Emerge Just Days After Truce Barely a week after the United States and Iran announced an interim ceasefire, both countries have accused each other of violating the agreement. The latest claims have raised fresh concerns about whether the fragile truce can survive. Officials from both sides presented different versions of the events, making...
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Switzerland’s Glaciers Face Massive Ice Loss as Extreme Heat Accelerates Melting
Extreme Heat Pushes Swiss Glaciers Toward Record Ice Loss Switzerland’s glaciers are on track to lose an enormous amount of ice this year as an intense European heatwave continues to raise temperatures across the Alps. Scientists warn that the country could reach its “Glacier Loss Day” by the end of June, making it the second-earliest...
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US-Iran tensions rise as IRGC claims strikes on US sites in Gulf
Fresh military action sparks new warnings despite ceasefire efforts in the Middle East WASHINGTON/TEHRAN, June 26: Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated once again after Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed responsibility for retaliatory strikes targeting US military sites in the Gulf region. The latest developments have raised fresh concerns across...
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Global markets monitor geopolitical tensions and climate-related disruptions.
Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Rises Emergency teams in Venezuela are continuing search and rescue operations after two powerful earthquakes struck the country. Authorities report at least 32 fatalities and more than 700 injuries, while thousands of residents have been displaced. Several residential buildings, hospitals, and public infrastructure suffered severe damage. International humanitarian organizations have begun...
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Berlin’s Sri Ganesha Temple Opens as One of Europe’s Tallest Hindu Shrines
German envoy highlights the temple as a symbol of India’s cultural heritage and Germany’s growing multicultural spirit BERLIN, June 26: Berlin’s newly inaugurated Sri Ganesha Temple has become a major cultural and spiritual landmark, with German Ambassador Philipp Ackermann describing it as one of Europe’s tallest Hindu temples. The temple’s opening marks an important milestone...
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Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Climbs to 235 as Thousands Remain Missing
Rescue teams continue search operations while officials warn the casualty count may rise further CARACAS, June 26: Venezuela continues to battle the aftermath of two powerful earthquakes that struck the country earlier this week. The official death toll has now risen to 235, while nearly 4,300 people have suffered injuries. Moreover, thousands of residents remain...
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More Than 37,000 Diamonds Found at US Park
Since 1972, Visitors Keep Every Gem They Discover A Park Where Treasure Hunting Is Real A state park in the United States continues to attract visitors with a rare opportunity. People can search for diamonds and keep any gems they find. As a result, the park has become one of the country’s most unusual tourist...