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3 new visa programs only in US Consulate in Kolkata: 'Shorter wait times for those who....'

At a time when getting a US visa is becoming tougher for Indians, experts believe the best consulate is Kolkata, as the US administration is trying out different pilot projects from its Kolkata consulate. It is not yet known whether these pilots will be implemented at other consulates in India,…

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Three arrested after shooting outside Sheffield bar triggers major UK city centre lockdown

Sheffield's West Street experienced a significant police response early Monday after a shooting outside a popular bar. Three individuals were arrested and are being questioned. The incident caused major road closures, disrupting city centre traffic and public transport, including Supertram services. Authorities are investigating and have assured communities of further…

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'You are not welcome': Row erupts after Laura Loomer says she wants to visit India again following Marco Rubio's trip

A row erupted after far-right US political activist Laura Loomer said she wants to return to India following US secretary of state Marco Rubio’s recent visit to the country.

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Sukhpreet Singh and Ramandeep Kaur accused of hiding newborn’s remains in Canada, mother found in critical condition

A newborn baby who had been missing since Friday was found dead in a wooded area near Halifax, Canada on Sunday.

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Saudi Arabia emerges as Gulf's key trade route as Iran war blocks Hormuz strait

Saudi Arabia is capitalizing on the Iran war's disruption of the Strait of Hormuz to advance its goals as a regional energy and logistics hub. The kingdom's existing infrastructure and strategic Red Sea ports are facilitating continued oil exports and absorbing increased trade, boosting its revenue and accelerating development plans…

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From Caracas to Havana: Why Trump's Venezuela playbook may fail in communist Cuba

US president Donald Trump's presidency has shifted to muscular interventionism, beginning with the swift overthrow of Venezuela's Maduro. Now, the focus turns to Cuba, but unlike Venezuela, the island presents a more cohesive political structure, a disciplined military, and a population prepared for conflict, making the 'Venezuela model' unlikely to…

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'Should be mandatory': Trump wants Muslim nations to join Abraham Accords — what it means and why Pakistan is in a bind

US President Donald Trump called on several Muslim-majority countries including Pakistan to sign the Abraham Accords as part of what he described as a historic reshaping of the Middle East.

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New rules for New Zealand visa from June 1: English language requirements tightened for low-level workers

New Zealand has announced new visa rules making it difficult for non-English speakers to get work visa in the country, even for low-level jobs. The new rules will be implemented from June 1. English language requirements under the Accredited Employer Work Visa will extend to skill level 3 roles such…

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Jaguar, motorhome, luxury watches: Scottish leader Peter Murrell admits embezzling £4 lakh from SNP funds

Peter Murrell, the former chief executive of the Scottish National Party (SNP), has pleaded guilty to embezzling more than £400,000 from the party over a 12-year period, in one of Scotland’s biggest political finance scandals in recent years.

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Man expelled to France under UK asylum arrangement secretly returns

A deported asylum seeker has secretly returned to Britain, living in fear of smugglers and authorities. He claims the UK-France "one in, one out" policy, intended to curb crossings, has driven migrants to more dangerous and expensive methods. He fears being forced into crime to survive, highlighting the policy's unintended…

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AI unlocks 3,000-year-old mystery in Germany hidden inside ancient clay tablets once thought impossible to decode

For years, thousands of clay tablets sat in museum drawers and digital archives with parts of their stories missing. Some were cracked beyond recognition, while others had faded so badly that even experienced specialists struggled to make out the marks pressed into the clay more than 3,000 years ago. In…

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Why Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip’s elephant-feeding moment still charms people

A heartwarming photograph of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip feeding an elephant named Donna at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo has captured public imagination. The image, taken during the opening of a new elephant care centre, showcased a rare, informal glimpse of the royals' affection for animals, highlighting a moment of…

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Scarlett Johansson admits the harsh truth: Even $165M can’t create work-life balance

Scarlett Johansson argues that the pursuit of a perfect work-life balance is unrealistic, suggesting that accepting "a deficit in some area" is the first step towards peace. She advocates for self-forgiveness and acknowledges that success, particularly as a mother, shifts priorities and requires difficult decisions, with 75% success in parenting…

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Florida billionaire eye doctor just dropped $100 million on a Miami cancer hospital - it will be renamed for him

A significant philanthropic gift of 100 million dollars from Dr Herbert Wertheim is set to transform cancer care in South Florida. The Miami Cancer Institute will now be known as the Baptist Health Herbert Wertheim Cancer Institute. A new centre will focus on early detection and prevention. This investment aims…

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Why Princess Diana’s walk through an Angolan minefield shocked the world

Princess Diana's walk through an Angolan minefield became a powerful symbol, transforming a distant humanitarian crisis into a visible, personal urgency. The image powerfully conveyed the devastating, lifelong impact of landmines on civilians, transcending abstract data. This iconic moment highlighted the critical need for demining and victim support, leaving a…

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Netanyahu left out in the cold? Israeli PM admits 'difficulty influencing Trump's decisions' on Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has privately acknowledged that Israel currently has limited ability to shape US President Donald Trump’s decisions on Iran, according to a Reuters report that points to growing strains beneath one of the world’s closest strategic alliances.

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Shaq has career advice for the class of 2026 GenZ: 'Your character will take you further than your resume'

Basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal, a fifty-four-year-old business mogul, recently graduated for the fourth time, earning a master's degree. Addressing graduates, he stressed character, humility, and treating others well over mere qualifications. Shaq emphasised that learning from failures is crucial for long-term success in today's competitive world, offering a powerful message…

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Meet Aliko Dangote: How a trader’s son turned a $500,000 family loan into a $32.7 billion African empire

Aliko Dangote’s business expansion into East Africa, now linked to proposed pipeline corridors through Ethiopia and Djibouti, is often discussed in terms of scale and strategy. But the deeper story behind these moves stretches far beyond recent headlines. It is tied to a long, uneven journey that began in a…

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'Deal will be great or ...': Trump reiterates nuclear red line in US-Iran talks

US President Donald Trump has reiterated that any agreement with Iran must meet Washington’s core demands, warning that there would either be a “great and meaningful deal” or “no deal at all” as negotiations to end the months-long conflict entered a critical phase.

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Pope Leo takes big shot at Trump over Iran war; calls for ‘disarming’ of AI

Pope Leo XIV called for the “disarming” of artificial intelligence in his first encyclical. He warned that the rapidly expanding technology risks fuelling warfare, exploitation and “new forms of slavery” unless it is placed firmly under human control.

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‘Reckless Russian interference’: RAF jet carrying UK defence secretary hit by GPS jamming near Russian border

An RAF jet carrying UK Defence Secretary John Healey reportedly had its GPS signals jammed for nearly three hours while flying close to the Russian border, triggering fresh concerns over Moscow’s increasingly aggressive electronic warfare tactics.

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Jim Simons’ $300 million math gift helped public-school teachers stay in the classroom

Philanthropist Jim Simons revolutionized education giving by channeling funds directly to public school teachers through fellowships. This approach combats teacher burnout and isolation, transforming teaching into a sustainable career. By investing in educators, this model fosters long-term scientific literacy and strengthens public schools, proving that empowering human potential, not just…

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Alice Walton’s $1 billion art vision brought American masterpieces beyond elite museum cities

Alice Walton revolutionised art philanthropy by establishing Crystal Bridges in Arkansas, bringing world-class art to everyday Americans. Her initiative, Art Bridges, now partners with over 300 institutions nationwide, subsidising loans of masterpieces to regional museums. This ensures art's accessibility, transforming cultural engagement beyond traditional coastal hubs and fostering local programming.

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82-year-old Ida Huddleston refused $26 million for her Kentucky farm, and her daughter tore up the contract

An 82-year-old Kentucky great-grandmother, Ida Huddleston, refused a $26 million offer to sell her family's ancestral farmland for a data center. Despite initial agreement under duress from eminent domain fears, Huddleston and her daughter ultimately tore up the contract, prioritizing their deep-rooted heritage and memories over financial gain. This case…

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Meet Mudlarks: The treasure hunters uncovering centuries-old secrets from the River Thames

Just after midnight, while much of London sleeps, figures carrying headlamps and small shovels quietly descend the slippery banks of the River Thames. Kneeling in thick mud beneath bridges and beside ancient embankments, they sift through silt searching for fragments of forgotten history. Some discover Roman coins. Others uncover medieval…

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