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Kenyan police arrival in Haiti delayed, Kenya's President Ruto affirms commitment
The deployment of the first Kenyan police officers to Haiti to lead an international antigang force has been delayed after a planned flight from Nairobi was postponed on Tuesday, two sources briefed on the matter told Reuters.
UK Sees Sharp Drop In Indian Student Applicants For Higher Education
The fall in numbers follows a visa clampdown on students being able to bring their family dependents, spouses or children, from earlier this year
Hunter Biden's bid to halt his trial on federal gun charges rejected by appeals court
An appeals court refused Tuesday to halt Hunter Biden's federal gun trial set to begin in two weeks, during his father’s reelection campaign.
UN food agency warns that the new US sea route for Gaza aid may fail unless conditions improve
The U.N. World Food Program said Tuesday that the new U.S. $320 million pier project for delivering aid to Gaza may fail unless Israel starts providing the conditions the humanitarian groups need to operate safely, after a chaotic launch ended with much o...
‘Is This What Progressive Left Wants To Create’: Salman Rushdie Slams US University Protests
Rushdie said that the new Palestinian state, if created right now, would resemble Taliban-led Afghanistan and would be a client state of Iran.
Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi's Haunting Helicopter Photo Captures Moments Before Fatal Crash
Haunting photo captures Iranian President Raisi moments before fatal helicopter crash. Rescue efforts underway in remote mountainous region
Extremist Violence In West Bank Rises, Canada Joins EU, US To Sanction Israeli Settlers
Canada sanctioned a few Israeli settlers accusing them of stoking violence against Palestinians living in the West Bank.
Video: Anti-Israel Protesters Held In New York After Clash With Police During Gaza Demonstration
Anti-Israel protesters clash with NYPD officers in Brooklyn, leading to multiple arrests amid raucous demonstration
Climate Activists Glue Themselves To Tarmac Of Munich Airport, Temporarily Shut Down Flights
Climate activists, six of them, belonging to the group Last Generation were protesting flying as the most polluting form of transportation.
First Aid Delivered To Gaza Via Temporary Pier Made By US Military
The pier was successfully anchored on Thursday, with around 500 tonnes of aid expected to enter the Palestinian territory in the coming days
Nepal Bans MDH And Everest Spices Amid Reports of Contamination, Begins Testing For Harmful Chemicals
Nepal's Department of Food Technology and Quality Control has started testing the two Indian spice brands and has banned its import, consumption and sale.
Indian American Lawmakers Urge Constructive Talks With New Delhi Over Lectures On Human Rights
Indian American lawmakers advocate for constructive dialogue on human rights with India, emphasising collaboration over lecturing to foster democracy and strengthen US-India relations
Indian-origin Man, Part of Canada Hammer Gang, Arrested For Two Jewellery Robberies
The robbers smashed several display cases and stole a large quantity of jewellery from the Mississauga malls
‘I’ll Never Do It To Anyone Ever...': French Authorities Detain American Man In Campus Sexual Assault Case
A prosecutor in Metz, France, confirmed Tuesday that Ian Thomas Cleary, 31, of Saratoga, California, had been taken into custody last month
Watch: Demolition Experts Remove Part Of Collapsed Baltimore Bridge Through Controlled Explosion
The controlled explosion and demolition was done to free the cargo ship that had rammed into the structure back in March.
Questions and grief linger at the apartment door where a deputy killed a US airman
At the apartment door where a Florida deputy shot and killed Senior Airman Roger Fortson, a small shrine is growing with the tributes from the Air Force unit grappling with his loss.