India has reiterated its strong opposition to attacks on merchant shipping, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding international maritime routes that are vital for global trade and energy supplies. The statement comes amid growing concerns over security challenges in key shipping corridors, particularly in regions affected by geopolitical tensions. Indian officials have stressed that freedom of...
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India and UAE Accelerate Plans for 30 Million Barrel Strategic Oil Reserve
India and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have begun accelerating efforts to expand strategic crude oil storage capacity as part of a broader initiative aimed at strengthening energy security and enhancing bilateral cooperation. The move follows Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to the UAE, during which both countries signed several Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs)...
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Bill Gates Says Jeffrey Epstein Tried to Use His Extramarital Affairs to Pressure Him
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has stated that convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein attempted to use information about Gates’ extramarital affairs to pressure him during the period in which the two had contact. The comments have renewed public attention on Gates’ past association with Epstein, a relationship that has been the subject of scrutiny for several...
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US Strikes Hit Two Key Water Reservoirs in Iran, Disrupting Supply for 20,000 Residents
Tensions between the United States and Iran have intensified following reports that two major water reservoirs in Iran’s southern Sirik region were damaged during US military strikes, disrupting water supplies for approximately 20,000 residents. The incident has raised concerns about the impact of military operations on civilian infrastructure and essential public services. According to Iranian...
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FBI Seizes 13 Websites Allegedly Linked to Chinese Recruitment Network Targeting U.S. Personnel
WASHINGTON, June 11 — The FBI has seized 13 websites allegedly connected to a Chinese-linked recruitment network accused of targeting current and former U.S. government employees with access to sensitive information, according to U.S. authorities. The U.S. Department of Justice said the websites posed as consulting firms, professional recruiters, and research organizations, advertising job opportunities...
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Explosion in Southern China Kills Seven, Injures 17
An explosion in southern China’s Guangxi region has left at least seven people dead and 17 others injured, according to local authorities. The incident occurred on Wednesday and prompted an immediate emergency response from rescue teams and government officials. The blast took place in a populated area, causing significant damage to nearby buildings and vehicles....
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Air India Flight 171 Crash Investigation Focuses on Cause as Debate Continues
NEW DELHI, June 11 — Investigators continue to examine the cause of the Air India Flight 171 crash, as aviation experts and industry observers debate the factors that may have contributed to the accident while authorities work to establish a definitive sequence of events. The aircraft was involved in a fatal crash shortly after departure,...
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Taiwan Reaffirms Sovereignty, Rejects China’s Claims Amid Rising Tensions
Taiwan has rejected China’s latest claims of sovereignty over the island. Officials said only the Taiwanese people can decide the island’s future. The statement came after China completed a series of coast guard patrols and military activities near Taiwan. Taiwan Defends Its Self-Governance Taiwan’s government stressed that the island is a self-governing democracy. It has...
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Two Indian Sailors Killed, Chief Engineer Missing After Vessel Incident Near Strait of Hormuz
NEW DELHI, June 11 — Two Indian sailors have been confirmed dead and a chief engineer remains missing following a reported attack on a commercial vessel operating near the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most strategically important maritime corridors. According to maritime reports, the incident occurred in waters near the Strait of Hormuz,...
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Global Displacement Eases Slightly, but Millions Remain Trapped in Prolonged Refugee Crises
The number of people forcibly displaced worldwide declined slightly in 2025, according to the latest report from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). However, the agency warned that long-running refugee crises continue to affect millions, highlighting the need for greater international support and durable solutions. UNHCR reported that approximately 122 million people were...