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European leaders undecided on us trip for Zelensky meeting

European leaders undecided on us trip for Zelensky meeting

  • Pak Army chief Asim Munir rejects leadership change rumours

    Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir has firmly denied reports of any leadership changes, labeling the rumours of President Zardari’s removal as baseless. Speaking during a Brussels meeting and in an interview, Munir expressed full support for the civilian government.
  • EAM Jaishankar, South Korean counterpart, discuss strengthening ties; mark 10 years of partnership

    External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun in New Delhi as India and South Korea marked 10 years of their Special Strategic Partnership. The talks focused on trade, defence, AI, clean energy, and Indo-Pacific cooperation
  • Trump, Putin announce breakthrough after Alaska talks

    Trump and Putin hold breakthrough Ukraine talks in Alaska, details remain unclear.
  • Trump signals US may not impose secondary tariffs on India over Russian oil

    President Donald Trump indicated that the US may not enforce secondary tariffs on countries, including India, purchasing Russian oil. The warning follows earlier US tariff measures, while India maintains that targeting it is unjustified and will safeguard its national interests.
  • Ben Shelton storms into Cincinnati quarterfinals, will face Zverev next

    Ben Shelton, Cincinnati Open, Alexander Zverev, Jiri Lehecka, ATP Head-to-Head, Masters 1000, tennis quarterfinals, Mardy Fish, 141 mph ace, nine-match streak, Top 5 debut, ATP Rankings, Zverev vs Shelton, Cincinnati tennis, ATP tennis
  • Sinner crushes Auger-Aliassime to reach Cincinnati semis

    World No. 1 Jannik Sinner defeated Felix Auger-Aliassime 6-0, 6-2 in the Cincinnati Open quarterfinals, extending his hard court winning streak to 25 matches, and will face French qualifier Terence Atmane next
  • Secondary sanctions on India won’t punish Russia, says Democrats panel

    House Foreign Affairs Committee Democrats said tariffs on India will not stop Russia or address the Ukraine war. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated secondary sanctions could rise. India called the targeting “unjustified,” pledging to safeguard national and economic interests.
  • Russia vows to present clear stance at Alaska summit with Trump

    Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Moscow will clearly present its position during Friday’s Alaska summit between Presidents Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump, with talks set to focus on the Ukraine conflict, security, and other pressing global issues.
  • Trump eyes trilateral talks with Zelensky after Alaska summit with Putin

    Ahead of his Friday Alaska meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, US President Donald Trump indicated a follow-up trilateral session with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky could take place. European leaders might also be included in efforts to broker a ceasefire in Ukraine.
  • Trump says 25 per cent chance Alaska summit with Putin may fail

    US President Donald Trump estimated a 25 per cent chance that his Alaska meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin could fail. He described the summit as a “chess game” and hinted a successful outcome could lead to a trilateral session with Ukrainian President Zelensky.
  • Israel approves plan to seize Gaza City

    Israel’s Defence Minister Israel Katz reviewed plans for a full-scale takeover of Gaza City, approved by the security Cabinet. The operation aims to defeat Hamas, rescue hostages, and end the conflict, drawing warnings from Hamas and Israeli opposition over potential human and financial costs.
  • Mossad chief visits Qatar as Israel seeks full Gaza hostage deal

    Israel’s Mossad chief, David Barnea, visited Doha to discuss a Gaza hostage deal with Qatar’s Prime Minister. Israel said phased releases are off the table, now seeking a full deal to free all hostages amid ongoing military operations in Gaza.
  • Houthis claim hypersonic missile strike on Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport

    Yemen’s Houthi armed forces claimed responsibility for a hypersonic missile strike on Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport, saying it forced millions into shelters. Israel intercepted the missile, marking another escalation in Houthi attacks linked to the ongoing Gaza war.
  • EU urges Israel to halt E1 settlement plans, warns two-state solution at risk

    EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas condemned Israel’s plan to build over 7,000 units in E1, stressing it would cut East Jerusalem from the West Bank, fuel tensions, and threaten the viability of a two-state solution
  • One killed, 10 injured in Ukrainian drone strike on Kursk residential building

    A Ukrainian drone hit a residential building in Kursk’s Railway District, killing one woman and injuring 10 others. Russian authorities warned the strikes aim to create a negative media backdrop ahead of the Trump-Putin summit on August 15.
  • Putin leads global Independence Day greetings, lauds India’s “well-deserved” global respect

    Russian President Vladimir Putin praised India’s socio-economic and scientific progress while sending Independence Day greetings. Leaders from Singapore, Australia, Maldives, Bhutan, and Nepal also extended best wishes, highlighting enduring partnerships and deepening bilateral cooperation.
  • UN reports 25 per cent rise in conflict-related sexual violence in 2024

    The UN reports a 25 per cent rise in sexual violence during conflicts in 2024, with over 4,600 survivors documented. Armed groups carry out most abuses, while Israel and Russian forces are warned over allegations of violations against detainees.
  • Japan marks 80 years since WWII surrender amid fading memories

    Japan commemorates 80 years since World War II surrender, paying tribute to over 3 million war dead. National ceremony contrasts with visits to the controversial Yasukuni Shrine, raising tensions with Asian neighbours and highlighting concerns over fading historical memory.
  • Trump to meet Putin in Alaska for high-stakes Ukraine summit

    US President Donald Trump meets Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska to discuss Ukraine, ceasefire prospects, and potential territorial swaps. The summit sidelines Ukraine, raising European concerns, while analysts warn of risks and uncertainty over Putin’s willingness to negotiate in good faith.
  • Russia breaches Ukrainian lines in Donetsk ahead of Alaska summit

    Russian forces breached Ukrainian defences near Dobropillia in Donetsk, probing for gaps ahead of the Alaska summit. Analysts warn it could be a localised crisis escalating if unchecked, while Ukraine deploys drones and battle-hardened troops to stem Russian advances.
  • Heavy rains kill 24 across Pakistan, dozens missing

    At least 24 people have died and dozens remain missing as torrential rains trigger flash floods and landslides across Pakistan. Authorities have deployed rescue teams, helicopters, and high-alert measures to safeguard residents and tourists in affected regions.
  • UN plastics treaty talks end in deadlock as nations fail to agree

    Negotiations at the UN in Geneva on a global plastics treaty have ended without an agreement. Deadlock persists over caps on plastic production versus waste management. Delegates vow to continue talks amid calls for urgent action to curb pollution.
  • Ancient whale with Pokémon face, predator bite discovered

    A 25-million-year-old fossil found on Australia’s Jan Juc Beach has revealed a new whale species, 'Janjucetus dullardi.' With shark-like jaws and bulging eyes, this ancient predator offers rare insights into whale evolution and adaptation during the Oligocene Epoch
  • No deal in Geneva on plastic pollution treaty

    Global negotiators in Geneva failed to finalize the world’s first legally binding treaty on plastic pollution after 11 days of talks. Disagreements over curbing plastic production and regulating toxic chemicals left nations deadlocked, delaying urgent action against escalating plastic pollution
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