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Pakistan cancelled its pre-match Press Conference before the Asia Cup Game against UAE after ICC rejected PCB’s Appeal to remove Referee Andy Pycroft, raising doubts over continued participation in the Tournament
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Dewald Brevis left MI Cape Town after three years to join Pretoria Capitals for a record Rs 8.3 Crore SA20 signing, calling it a new Chapter in his Hometown
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India Sarvesh Kushare created history at World Athletics Championships, finishing sixth in Men High Jump with personal best 2.28 Metres, while Hamish Kerr won Gold and Neeraj Chopra eyes Javelin glory
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ICC rejected PCB demand to remove Match Referee Andy Pycroft from Asia Cup, leaving Pakistan in a fix over pullout threat that risks financial loss and broadcaster conflict amid growing controversy
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India-US trade talks resumed in New York as officials, led by Brendan Lynch and Rajesh Agrawal, discussed pending trade issues. Optimism follows supportive statements by PM Modi and President Trump, signaling renewed momentum in bilateral trade negotiations amid improving relations
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Donald Trump filed a US$15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times and four journalists, alleging false and malicious reporting tied to the 2024 election. He claims the outlet has long targeted him and spread damaging, untrue information
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The USDA confirmed H5N1 avian flu in a Nebraska dairy herd, the state’s first case. Officials assured milk supply safety, while urging farms to boost biosecurity as investigations continue.
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Australia’s under-16 social media ban takes effect Dec 10, requiring platforms to detect and deactivate underage accounts. Companies face fines up to AUD 49.5 million if they fail to take reasonable steps to enforce the landmark law.
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The US has lowered tariffs on Japanese cars to 15% under a bilateral deal, but South Korean autos remain subject to a 25% levy. Seoul is pressing Washington to implement a similar cut under their July trade agreement.
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Israel struck a Hezbollah site in southern Lebanon, wounding one person, despite a ceasefire. The attack follows recent Israeli strikes in Qatar against Hamas leaders, highlighting escalating regional tensions.
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FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed DNA evidence linking suspect Tyler Robinson to Charlie Kirk’s fatal shooting. Robinson, described as holding leftist views, was arrested in Utah as investigators continue probing his motive.
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The IAEA’s 69th General Conference in Vienna focused on peaceful nuclear use and safeguarding the non-proliferation regime, with Rafael Grossi warning of global threats and highlighting rising nuclear capacity ahead of COP30.
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US trade envoy Brendan Lynch met India’s negotiator Rajesh Agrawal as talks resumed. Analysts say a narrow package on tariffs, agriculture, and standards could lead to an early deal despite oil tensions.
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Donald Trump announced a second US military strike on an alleged Venezuelan drug boat, killing three men. The move follows a previous strike that killed 11, drawing sharp condemnation from President Maduro.
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The 21st edition of Exercise Yudh Abhyas 2025 concluded in Alaska, with 450 soldiers from India and the US conducting field drills, command exercises, and live-fire training to enhance joint operations.
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Trump's binary worldview divides the country into two ideological and political camps: one that supports him and one that does not
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The Pakistan Cricket Board lodged a protest with the Asian Cricket Council after Indian players refused to shake hands following their Asia Cup win in Dubai. India cited solidarity with Pahalgam terror victims, while Pakistan termed the conduct “unsporting.”
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North Korea’s Kimsuky hackers used AI-generated deepfake IDs in a spear-phishing attack on a South Korean defence body, raising concerns over AI misuse as cyber threats escalate at national security levels.
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Donald Trump condemned the brutal beheading of Indian national Chandra Nagamallaiah in Texas by Cuban immigrant Martinez, blaming the Biden administration, and vowed first-degree murder charges while DHS initiated removal proceedings.
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Sarvesh Kushare became the first Indian to reach the high jump final at the World Athletics Championships, while Gulveer Singh, despite holding the national record, finished a disappointing 16th in the 10,000m race
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India dominated Pakistan with disciplined spin bowling and a swift chase in a tense Asia Cup match. Spinners starred as Pakistan were restricted to 127, and Indian batters finished the job effortlessly
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Corruption, crony capitalism, and neglect of the youth are eating away at the foundations of governance
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India cruised to a seven-wicket win over Pakistan in the Asia Cup, as Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel spun a web before Suryakumar Yadav anchored the chase with an unbeaten 47
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India now ranks among the top five countries in solar power and praised Assam's growing role in biofuel production and the national Semiconductor Mission