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Flooding in South East Asia leaves 600 dead
Posted onGetty Images Search and rescue operations are ongoing across Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Sri Lanka, with hundreds still missing Torrential rains have triggered floods and landslides across parts of southern Asia, killing about 600 people. Monsoon rain exacerbated by tropical storms caused some of the region’s worst flooding in years, with millions affected in Indonesia,…
Louvre heist: Suspects arrested over theft of jewels, prosecutor says
Posted onWatch: Two people leave Louvre in lift mounted to vehicle Two suspects have been arrested over the theft of precious crown jewels from Paris’s Louvre museum, French media say. The Paris prosecutor’s office said one of the men had been taken into custody as he was preparing to take a flight from Charles de Gaulle…
Trump, Netanyahu Unveil Proposed Gaza Ceasefire Plan
Posted on“My peace plan has the support of all Arab nations,” U.S. President says at joint press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Washington, Sept 30 (International Desk) — U.S. President Donald Trump, alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, announced a proposed ceasefire plan for Gaza during a White House press conference. Calling it a “historic day…
Iran Rejects U.S. Demand on Missile Range
Posted onTehran – Iran’s National Security Chief stated that the United States has demanded Tehran limit the range of its missiles to 500 kilometers. He emphasized that no Iranian will ever accept such a “humiliating and absurd” condition.
Erin Patterson: Mushroom murderer sentenced to life over toxic family lunch
Posted onWatch: What it was like as Australia’s mushroom murderer was jailed for life An Australian woman has been jailed for life, with no chance of release for at least 33 years, for murdering three relatives and trying to kill another with a toxic mushroom meal. The jail term, one of the longest ever handed to…
Minister’s Unusual Logic: Cheap Petroleum Will Stop People From Changing Their Lifestyle
Posted onIslamabad — Federal Minister Ali Parvez Malik has stirred controversy with an unusual statement, claiming that keeping petroleum prices low would discourage people from changing their lifestyle, thereby hindering energy conservation efforts in the country.Speaking to media, the minister warned that the situation in Iran has engulfed the entire region, and Pakistan must prepare itself…
