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India showcases cultural heritage as Country of Honour at Shanghai consular gala 2026

India on Saturday participated as the Country of Honour at the annual Consular Corps Cultural Charity Gala Dinner 2026 in Shanghai, a key event of the diplomatic community in the city.

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Unruly passenger disrupts United Airlines flight bound for Minneapolis, plane seeks FBI's help

A United Airlines plane with 147 passengers and six crew members flying to Minneapolis had to be diverted Friday night after an unruly passenger wanted to enter the cockpit. The flight was diverted to Dane County Regional Airport, Wisconsin, for an emergency landing to remove the disruptive flyer. The authorities…

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Journey home ends in tragedy: Truck carrying Afghan refugees from Pakistan overturns, killing 22

A tragic road accident in eastern Afghanistan claimed at least 22 lives, including 10 children and five women, as a truck carrying returning refugees overturned. Officials reported around 36 others injured. The incident, attributed to the driver reportedly falling asleep, highlights the perilous journeys of Afghans returning from Pakistan and…

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Pakistan hires US lobbying firm to advance strategic interests in Washington amid Iran war diplomacy push

Pakistan has hired a US lobbying firm, Ervin Graves Strategy Group, for a two-year contract worth $50,000 monthly. The firm will advocate for Pakistan's diplomatic, economic, and strategic interests in Washington, engaging with Congress, the executive branch, and policy institutions. This initiative aims to bolster Pakistan's standing as a US…

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Traffic fine dropped after Florida cop accuses amputee of texting

A Florida woman, ticketed for holding a cellphone in her right hand while driving despite lacking one, had her citation dismissed. The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office requested the dismissal due to insufficient evidence after the unusual traffic stop gained viral attention. The deputy's initial observation was contradicted by video…

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UK man, 68, dies rescuing granddaughter after family swept out to sea in Cornwall

A grandfather died while rescuing his nine-year-old granddaughter after a sudden change in sea conditions pulled members of his family into deeper water at a beach in Cornwall, UK.

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Halal food, Qawwali and live events: Sadiq Khan urges Londoners not to miss Trafalgar Square's Eid celebration

London’s iconic Trafalgar Square is set to host one of the city’s most vibrant cultural events as Eid on the Square returns on Saturday, May 30, 2026.

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Iran missile strike at Kuwait base damages US drones, injures Americans: Report

An Iranian missile struck Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait. The attack damaged two US MQ-9 Reaper drones, with one destroyed and another severely damaged. Several American personnel sustained minor injuries. Kuwaiti air defenses intercepted the missile, but debris fell onto the base.

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The Queen’s 90th birthday portrait with the youngest royals became a sweet family snapshot

A 2016 Annie Leibovitz portrait of Queen Elizabeth II with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren captivated audiences. Unlike typical formal royal images, this photograph radiated warmth, showcasing the Queen as a loving grandmother. Its simple, intimate composition, featuring children gathered closely around her, resonated deeply, highlighting a personal side of the…

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How the Queen’s Green Canopy turned Jubilee tree planting into a living royal tribute

Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee saw a unique initiative, The Queen's Green Canopy, encouraging nationwide tree planting. This accessible program fostered community engagement and a lasting legacy, symbolizing continuity and stewardship. Beyond mere celebration, it empowered citizens to contribute to a greener future, creating tangible, enduring tributes that connect generations…

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Ukrainian drones strike oil tanker and depot in southern Russia

Ukrainian drones struck an oil tanker at the port of Taganrog and an oil depot in southern Russia overnight on Saturday, triggering fires as Kyiv intensified attacks on Moscow’s energy infrastructure during the fifth year of the war, Russian authorities said.

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When Princess Diana danced at the White House, one photo captured her joyful global charm

Princess Diana's 1985 White House visit saw a memorable, informal moment as Nancy Reagan facilitated a dance with actor John Travolta. This spontaneous interaction, captured in a now-iconic photograph, transcended rigid state visit protocols. Diana's grace in this blend of diplomacy and popular culture became a defining symbol of her…

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Iran likely used Chinese-made missile to down US F-15: Report

A US F-15E Strike Eagle was reportedly shot down over Iran by a Chinese-made shoulder-launched missile, marking a significant escalation. While US officials investigate, China denies providing recent military support, though past assistance and potential radar technology transfers are noted. The incident complicates ongoing US-China relations amid peace negotiations.

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How Princess Diana's simple handshake changed the way many people saw AIDS

In April 1987, Princess Diana defied widespread fear by shaking hands with an HIV-positive patient at London's Middlesex Hospital. This simple, ungloved gesture shattered medical stereotypes and the social stigma surrounding the disease. Her act of compassion brought dignity to those ostracized and initiated a global shift towards empathy and…

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John and Ann Doerr’s $1.1 billion historic gift that restructured Stanford to combat the global climate crisis

A groundbreaking $1.1 billion initiative at Stanford, the Doerr School of Sustainability, is revolutionising environmental problem-solving. By dismantling academic silos and fostering collaboration, it connects basic science with real-world applications. This innovative approach translates research into tangible actions, like coastal monitoring systems, demonstrating how substantial philanthropy can create public platforms…

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Europe airport chaos: UK travellers asked to arrive 3 hours early as border checks cause delays

Passengers travelling between the UK and several European destinations are facing delays because of the European Union's Entry Exit System (EES), a new border management scheme that requires non-EU travellers to register biometric data, including fingerprints, when entering participating countries.

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Munich Airport temporarily shut over drone sighting - what we know so far

Munich Airport was closed on Saturday after a pilot reported a drone sighting, forcing suspension of all flights, a spokesperson for the Federal Police told FOCUS online.

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Are Russian spies stealing Western technology? What European intelligence officials claim

Russian intelligence agencies are aggressively intensifying efforts to steal Western technology, defence research and industrial secrets across Europe as sanctions linked to the Ukraine war squeeze Moscow’s wartime economy, senior European intelligence officials told Associated Press.

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UK urges Hajj pilgrims to leave Saudi Arabia before visa expiry, warns overstaying can lead to heavy fines

The UK government has reminded British pilgrims returning from Hajj to comply with Saudi visa regulations and leave the country within the permitted timeframe.

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Greek man appears in court charged over alleged plot to spy on Iranian journalist in London

A Greek national, Ioannis Aidinidis, has been charged in London under UK national security legislation for allegedly gathering information on an Iranian journalist. Prosecutors believe his activities between 2024 and 2025 were linked to assisting a foreign intelligence service, raising fresh concerns about foreign-linked surveillance in Britain.

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Rare Dartford Warbler makes remarkable comeback in Britain 60 years after near extinction

Once on the brink of extinction due to harsh winters, Britain's Dartford warbler has staged a remarkable comeback. Decades of dedicated habitat restoration and targeted conservation efforts have seen its numbers rebound significantly. This success story offers a rare glimmer of hope for British wildlife amidst ongoing environmental challenges.

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18, including 10 children, killed as truck overturns in Afghanistan

A truck carrying Afghan families returning from Pakistan overturned in eastern Afghanistan on Saturday, killing 18 people on board, including 10 children, a provincial official said.

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'Will Pakistan recognise Israel?' Viral clip captures journalist confronting foreign minister Ishaq Dar

A viral video featuring Pakistan deputy prime minister and foreign minister Ishaq Dar and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reignited debate over whether Islamabad could eventually recognise Israel.

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Medical report: Trump's doctor declares him 'fully fit' but 'should lose weight'

President Trump's latest medical report declared him in 'excellent health' and fit to serve, despite advising weight loss and increased physical activity. The report noted his weight has increased, and he takes medication for cholesterol and cardiac prevention. Bruising on his hands was attributed to frequent handshaking while on aspirin.

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Three climbers dead, one rescued after fall near treacherous Denali Pass on Alaska's Mount McKinley

Three climbers on Alaska's Mount McKinley died after falling near a treacherous pass on North America's tallest peak, while a fourth was rescued, a Latvian mountaineering group announced Friday.

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