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Pakistan on Sunday supported Iran’s right to peaceful nuclear energy during Iranian President Pezeshkian’s visit. Both nations signed 12 MoUs, pledged to boost trade to USD 10 billion, and agreed to enhance cooperation on terrorism, technology, and regional stability
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Violence flared in Syria overnight as clashes broke out between government forces and Druze militias in Sweida and with Kurdish-led SDF in Aleppo, threatening a fragile ceasefire. Israel also carried out raids near the Golan Heights, targeting weapons smugglers
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Pakistan and Iran have agreed to raise their annual trade to USD 8 billion by using their geographical advantage and improving border trade. The two nations aim to boost economic ties through sector-specific cooperation, mutual trust, and regional collaboration
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As food shortages grow in Gaza, over a dozen Palestinians, including aid seekers, were killed by Israeli strikes and gunfire. Aid delivery efforts face deadly risks, while hostage families in Israel demand a deal to end the war
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Japan experienced its hottest July on record, with average temperatures 2.89°C above normal, the highest since 1898. Authorities issued widespread heatstroke alerts as extreme heat and low rainfall affected several regions, including Tamba, Hokkaido, and Hokuriku
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Over 123 people have died and more than 460 injured in Pakistan’s Punjab province due to record monsoon rains. Flooding has destroyed homes, shops, and medical supplies. A new rain spell is expected soon, but flood victims report no government aid
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Israeli troops fired on Palestinians trying to get food aid in southern Gaza, killing at least 32 people. The attacks happened near US- and Israel-backed aid centers. Witnesses say people were shot while seeking food; hospitals report dozens wounded
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Two Indians were killed and one abducted in a terrorist attack in Niger’s Dosso region. The Indian Embassy is working to return the bodies and secure the release of the abducted person, while advising all Indians in Niger to stay alert
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At least 19 people, including a child, were injured—four seriously—when fireworks went off at ground level during a show at the Rheinkirmes fair in Dusseldorf, Germany. Emergency teams responded quickly, and police are investigating the cause of the mishap
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Russia launched over 300 drones and 30 missiles on Ukraine, killing one person and injuring others, including a child. The attack damaged infrastructure and homes. Ukraine's President Zelenskyy thanked allies for defense help as Russia steps up its bombardment
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India welcomed the US naming The Resistance Front (TRF), a Lashkar-e-Taiba proxy, as a global terrorist group after the deadly Pahalgam attack. The move shows strong India-US counter-terror cooperation and a united stance against terrorism
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Around 50 people, including children, died in a massive fire at a hypermarket in Kut, Iraq’s Wasit province. Governor Mohammed Al-Mayahi declared three days of mourning and pledged legal action. Rescue and investigation efforts are ongoing as casualties may rise
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In Cambodia, African giant pouched rats are being used to detect land mines, thanks to their strong sense of smell. Trained by APOPO, these rats are proving vital in clearing war-era explosives, saving lives across heavily mined regions
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Benjamin Hanil Song, a former US Marine reservist, has been arrested and charged with attempted murder after a July 4 attack at a Texas immigration detention centre. The assault involved multiple armed suspects, fireworks, and left one officer wounded
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian sustained a minor injury during an Israeli missile strike on a Tehran building hosting top officials. The targeted strike, resembling a Nasrallah-style operation, has raised infiltration concerns amid a broader 12-day Israel-Iran conflict
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Heavy monsoon rains in Pakistan have caused deadly floods, killing 98 people since June. Authorities warn of rising river levels and flash flooding across Punjab, Balochistan, and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Residents are urged to stay alert and prepare for evacuation
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The UK is facing its third heatwave of 2025, with temperatures hitting 34°C and health alerts issued. Experts warn of increased risks, water shortages, and growing climate challenges as hot, dry conditions grip the country through the weekend
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Russia launched hundreds of drones and missiles at Ukraine overnight, killing two and injuring over 20 people across multiple regions. Ukraine's air force intercepted many, but falling debris caused deaths. Attacks are increasing as Russia pressures the front lines
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A jeep accident in Nepal's Baitadi district killed two people and injured six others, including a two-year-old. The vehicle fell nearly 100 meters off-road on its way to Darchula. Police and locals quickly rescued the injured. Investigation is ongoing
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Russia’s Foreign Minister warned the US, South Korea, and Japan not to form a military alliance against North Korea. He visited North Korea to boost ties, discuss nuclear issues, and support tourism and cooperation amid growing military activities