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UK PM agreed to raise migrant salary threshold in deal with sacked Home Secy: Report
London: British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak agreed to increase the salary threshold for migrant workers to 40,000 pounds as part of a leadership contest deal agreed with his sacked Home Secretary Suella…
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Minor girl wearing ‘Allah’ necklace assaulted in Berlin
A 15-year-old Muslim girl was assaulted by her classmates in a school in Berlin’s Wilhelmstadt district for wearing a necklace with the word “Allah” inscribed on it, according to Berlin police. The…
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Christopher Luxon sworn in as New Zealand’s 42nd Prime Minister
Auckland: In a ceremony held at Government House in Wellington today, Christopher Luxon has officially been sworn in as the 42nd Prime Minister of New Zealand. The appointment was made by Governor-General…
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Indian envoy to US heckled by Khalistan supporters at New York Gurudwara
New York: India’s Ambassador to the US, Taranjit Singh Sandhu, offered prayers at a gurudwara in Long Island in New York on the occasion of Gurpurab where a group of Khalistani supporters heckled…
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Elon Musk to meet Israeli president, families held by Hamas in Gaza
San Francisco: X Corp owner Elon Musk will meet with Israeli President Isaac Herzog and representatives from the families of hostages held in Gaza on Monday, in an effort to defuse the…
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Three Palestinian students shot near US varsity campus
New York: Three young Palestinian students were reportedly shot near a university campus in Vermont in the US. According to media reports, the incident took place on Saturday evening near the University…
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Hackers using new malware to steal Facebook Business accounts: Report
New Delhi: Cybersecurity researchers have discovered a new version of malware from the “Ducktail” family to steal Facebook Business accounts, a new report has shown. According to the cybersecurity company Kaspersky, cybercriminals…
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Indian in US Dies of Malaria in Brazil; Efforts to Repatriate
Shivpuri: A 23-year-old Indian student, studying in the US, has died of malaria in Brazil, his father said on Sunday. “My son Navjot died at a hospital in Sao Paulo on November…
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Compensate if India refuses to travel to Pakistan for CT 2025: PCB urges ICC
Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board urged the International Cricket Council (ICC) to sign the Champions Trophy 2025 hosting rights agreements with it, stressing that the PCB should be compensated if India refuse…
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Pneumonia outbreak in China: Centre asks states to review healthcare readiness
New Delhi: The Union Health Ministry has advised states to immediately review public health preparedness in view of recent reports indicating a surge in respiratory illness in children in northern China. In…
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Biden faces criticism as no American released by Hamas in 1st lot
Washington: A section of the American people led by GOP legislators gave vent to their anger and frustration as US hostages were not released by Hamas in the 1st lot and some…
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Spain bats for recognition of Palestine by EU after Barcelona suspends ties with Israel
Spain has threatened to take an individual decision to recognise Palestine as an independent state if the European Union (EU) does not take this step. This came during a press conference held…
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Pakistan seeks BRICS membership, India’s position unclear
Pakistan has officially applied to join the BRICS group of nations, eyeing membership in 2024. Pakistan’s application and support majorly rely on Russia and China’s support, according to a report by the…
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French police arrest Nice footballer Youcef Atal over anti-Israel post
The French police have arrested Nice footballer Youcef Atal over his social media posts, in which he declared his support for Palestine against Israel in the ongoing war. 27-year-old Algerian defender on…
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Ahmadi place of worship attacked, minarets demolished in PoK
Lahore: More than three dozen people, said to be activists of a radical Islamist party attacked a place of worship of the Ahmadi community and demolished its minarets and terrorising them in…
