Nearly three decades after Diana, Princess of Wales, died in a Paris car crash while being pursued by paparazzi, her brother Charles Spencer has reopened some of the most contentious arguments surrounding
India is cautiously weighing the revival of its long-dormant trilateral dialogue with Russia and China, a move seen by analysts as part of New Delhi’s broader strategy to hedge against growing geopolitical
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Shi Yongxin, the controversial abbot of China’s world-renowned Shaolin Temple, is under criminal investigation over allegations of embezzlement, abuse of temple assets, and serious violations of Buddhist precepts, the temple confirmed in
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China and the United States are expected to extend their tariff suspension for another 90 days as trade negotiators from both sides meet in Stockholm this week, according to multiple sources familiar
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A high-level delegation of American business leaders is visiting China this week, coinciding with the latest round of US-China trade negotiations, according to sources familiar with the matter. The visit, seen as
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As breastfeeding rates rise across the United States, a growing number of American mothers are turning surplus breast milk into income—some earning up to $1,000 a month by selling it through unregulated
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White South African farmers—once praised by Donald Trump and even offered asylum under his presidency—are now facing a devastating blow from the very leader who claimed to champion their cause. As The
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The Trump administration is preparing to unleash an artificial intelligence-powered tool designed to eliminate up to half of all U.S. federal regulations, according to internal documents and sources cited by The Washington
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s controversial use of polygraph tests to root out suspected leakers at the Pentagon was abruptly halted following direct intervention from the White House, according to a new report
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India’s population, currently around 1.4 billion (as of 2025), has seen explosive growth from 359 million in 1950 to 1.05 billion by the year 2000. Projections estimate it will reach 1.7 billion
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In a world where time is often as precious as the opportunities we pursue, efficiency and convenience are paramount. And as global mobility becomes more accessible, the UK’s decision to launch an
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Tensions increased in southern Syria as Israeli warplanes bombed the Ministry of Defence in Damascus, areas around the presidential palace, and villages in As-Suwayda on 16 July 2025, killing at least two hundred and
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My friend, Randy Credico, is angry with Tulsi for trotting out the newly declassified documents showing that Barack Obama, John Brennan, Jim Clapper and James Comey conspired to convince the American public
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United Nations human rights experts have welcomed the recent lifting of long-standing international sanctions on Syria by the United States, European Union, United Kingdom, and Switzerland, marking a significant turning point after
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Sri Lankan citizens can now apply for an electronic visa (e-Visa) to Israel through a new online system launched by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The initiative, which came into effect
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for deeper cooperation and mutual openness between China and the European Union (EU), stressing the importance of managing differences constructively while rejecting economic protectionism. Speaking at
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