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WorldUS judge halts tree-cutting at historic DC golf course linked to Trump’s renovation plans
Judge Ana Reyes cites inadequate notice and orders a hearing on the Trump administration’s tree-cutting plans.
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WorldTwo Houthi missiles targeting Khamis Mushait intercepted: Saudi-led coalition
Yemeni military spokesperson Majeed al-Nuzaili said government forces had conducted 1,879 “targeting operations” against Houthis.
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WorldBurnham urges closer EU ties, says Russia’s alleged Brexit interference highlights risks
Burnham called for a long-term debate on relations with the EU ahead of a November 20 summit in Brussels, citing concerns over Russian interference in European elections.
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WorldIED blast near LoC in Poonch triggers security alert; Army defuses two landmines
The explosion in Poonch’s Krishna Ghati sector caused casualties, but the number and circumstances remain unclear.
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WorldRAF fairford security incident 'almost certainly' directed by Iran: Andy Burnham
The UK prime minister has previously said that there are strong indications that Iran was linked to the apparent plan to attack RAF Fairford in September.
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WorldWasn’t one theft enough? Renoir suspect visits another museum; police on high alert
French police recovered two stolen Renoir paintings worth €4.2 million and arrested six suspects, after a suspect’s museum visit raised fears of another theft.
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WorldUS Federal agents search Rep Ilhan Omar's home as part of criminal investigation: Sources
The Justice Department confirmed a court-authorised search in the Washington area but did not disclose details of the investigation.
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WorldFrom Jantar Mantar, New Delhi to Hyde Park, London: Iconic protest sites at the heart of cities
As Delhi’s Jantar Mantar loses its status as a protest site, public squares and designated free-speech zones worldwide offer examples of demonstrations in city centres.
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World2026 Arctic Circle: Greenland dispute exposes growing rift between US and European allies
This year's Arctic Circle Assembly highlighted diverging priorities, with Washington pushing for expanded military capabilities and resource development.
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WorldSaudi Arabia probes air defence failure after deadly Houthi attack on Riyadh airport
The investigation is examining how Houthi missiles and drones evaded Saudi defences, as Riyadh seeks greater US involvement amid attacks threatening to widen regional tensions.
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WorldEU imposes sweeping sanctions on entities linked to Russian arms industry
The sanctions, announced by EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, is the biggest single listing since the Russia-Ukraine war started almost five years ago.
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WorldPakistan: Petition challenging emergency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa filed in court
The petition alleges that the measures imposed by President Asif Ali Zardari are unconstitutional and violate fundamental rights, as opposition leaders prepare a separate legal challenge.
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WorldKyiv ready for energy ceasefire, but not one-sided deal: Ukrainian foreign minister
Kyiv said that Russian strikes continued even after Donald Trump announced an energy truce on October 11.
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WorldRobert E Hall, Michael Woodford win 2026 Nobel Prize in Economics
The duo bagged the top honour for the study of 'microeconomic foundations of macroeconomic stabilisation'.
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WorldJapan protests North Korea's latest ballistic missile launches, fourth in a month
Japan has lodged a strong protest after North Korea fired at least two ballistic missiles on October 12, marking Pyongyang's fourth launch in a month.
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WorldNepal floods: Search on for five missing as 95 rescued in Gorkha
Nepal's Gorkha district is reeling from floods and landslides, with 95 people rescued, five missing and dozens of homes damaged as search and rescue operations continue.
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WorldIran says US accepted some of its Hormuz demands, but response is ‘inadequate’
Iran says the US accepted some of its seven conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz but warns it will maintain pressure until Tehran's demands are met.
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WorldDjibouti migrant boat tragedy: Death toll rises to 139, search continues for 84 missing
The death toll from a migrant boat capsizing off Djibouti has risen to 139, with 84 people missing and 82 survivors, the IOM said.
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WorldTrump’s Russian diesel deal sparks legal questions from US Democrats and Republicans
A bipartisan group of US senators has questioned Trump’s decision to allow Russian diesel imports, saying it violates a 2022 law banning Russian energy imports.
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WorldOne killed, 11 injured in fresh attack on Riyadh airport; Houthis claim responsibility
Yemen’s Houthi group claimed it had carried out four missile and drone operations targeting airports and energy facilities across Saudi Arabia over the past 24 hours.