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Hurricane Kiko approaches Hawaiian Islands as Category 4 storm, residents on alert

Hurricane Kiko, currently a Category 4 storm, is heading toward Hawaii which has prompted the state to declare an emergency. The storm may weaken before landfall but still poses risks of strong winds, heavy rain and dangerous surf. Hawaii (US): The US state of Hawaii is bracing for severe weather as Hurricane Kiko, a Category 4 storm, moves closer to the islands, as per a report by The Hill. The National Weather Service (NWS) said the hurricane was located about 1,205 miles east-southeast of Honolulu on Saturday morning, packing sustained winds of 130 mph while moving west-northwest at 25 mph. The…

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Sep

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London protest: Over 425 demonstrators arrested at rally against banned group Palestine Action

British police arrested several protesters in London for defying a ban on Palestine Action which has sparked debate on civil liberties, free speech and the limits of counterterrorism laws. However, the critics argue the ban undermines democratic freedoms. London: Tense scenes unfolded outside the UK Parliament on Saturday as police detained more than 425 protesters who had gathered to defy a government ban on the activist group Palestine Action, which has been declared a terrorist organisation. The protest was organised by campaign group Defend Our Juries, which claimed that around 1,500 people joined the demonstration, sitting on the streets with…

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06

Sep

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Astronomer-Coldplay controversy: Ex-HR Kristin Cabot files for divorce months after viral clip with Andy Byron

Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and the company’s Chief Public Officer Kristen Cabot were caught on a Coldplay concert Kiss Cam in Boston on July 16, sparking a viral scandal. New Delhi: Astronomer CEO Andy Byron was filmed embracing his company's Chief Public Officer Kristin Cabot during a Coldplay concert in Boston, US, on July 16. The infamous clip, shown during the concert's Kiss Cam, captured Byron with his arms around Cabot’s waist, presenting them like a couple. The video quickly spread across social media, prompting both Byron and Cabot to resign from their positions. Coldplay concert kiss cam row: The fallout…

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Sep

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Xi Jinping coined ‘dragon-elephant’ for India-China ties, says Putin; suggests bear for Russia

Putin's remarks are significant as they come at a time when discussions are being made about the possible revival of the Russia-India-China (RIC) troika, which was first proposed in the 1990s by former Russian Prime Minister Yevgeny Primakov. Moscow: Russian President Vladimir Putin said that the term 'dragon and elephant' was coined by his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping to describe the relationship between India and China, adding Russia's bear to it later. He made the remarks while speaking at the Eastern Economic Forum 2025. "Of course, ‘bear’ is a symbol of Russia but we are here- the Far East and…

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Sep

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Pakistan: 1 killed in blast at cricket stadium in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Pakistan: The blast happened at the Kausar Cricket Ground at Khar tehsil in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Bajaur district. According to officials, one person was killed in the incident. Islamabad: At least one person was killed, while several others were injured, following a blast during a cricket match in Pakistan's northwestern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, said officials on Saturday.  The blast happened at the Kausar Cricket Ground at Khar tehsil in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Bajaur district. According to officials, the blast was conducted via an improvised explosive device (IED), suspecting that it was a targeted attack. Several children and police officials were injured in…

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Sep

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Donald Trump reaffirms ‘friendship’ with PM Modi, calls India-US ties very special | Video

Donald Trump emphasised that occasional differences are normal between close international partners, assuring that there is no cause for concern. He described the current issues as brief and passing phases that do not weaken the overall strength of India-US ties. Washington: United States (US) President Donald Trump reiterated his long-standing friendship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling him "a great Prime Minister" and assuring that nothing threatens the deep-rooted ties between India and the United States. Speaking to the media, Trump stressed that India-US relations remain "a very special relationship," dismissing concerns of any serious strain. We'll always be friends:…

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Sep

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US, EU gear up to discuss fresh sanctions on Russia as Ukraine war drags on: What next for Moscow?

European and US officials are preparing for crucial sanctions discussions in Washington as President Trump struggles to end the prolonged Russia-Ukraine war. It also comes as a Trump-imposed deadline, set in August, for the Kremlin to end its invasion has since passed. Washington: A team of European officials led by EU sanctions envoy David O'Sullivan is set to meet with the US Treasury on Monday to explore new ways of tightening economic pressure on Russia. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent had already spoken with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Friday, The Associated Press reported citing a person familiar…

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Sep

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In a first, Canada admits Khalistani groups raise funds from its soil: Report

The Khalistani groups, the report said, "previously had an extensive fundraising network in Canada but now appear to consist of smaller pockets of individuals with allegiance to the cause but seemingly no particular affiliation to a specific group." Ottawa (Canada): Amid regular concerns raised by New Delhi over the use of Canadian soil for anti-India activities, a report by the Canadian government has claimed that a couple of Khalistani groups - Babbar Khalsa International and International Sikh Youth Federation - are operating in the country and have received financial support originating from Canada.  The report, titled '2025 Assessment of…

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Sep

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US President Donald Trump slams European Union for 3.5 billion dollar fine on Google, calls it ‘unfair’ | Video

The European Commission, the EU’s top antitrust authority, directed Google to cease its "self-preferencing practices" and resolve conflicts of interest within its advertising technology supply chain. In response, Google rejected the ruling as "wrong" and confirmed it would file an appeal. Washington: The European Commission (EC) on Friday (September 5) imposed a massive €2.95 billion ($3.5 billion) fine on Google for breaching EU antitrust rules in the online advertising technology sector. Regulators accused the tech giant of distorting competition by giving preferential treatment to its own ad-tech services, disadvantaging rival providers, advertisers, and publishers. Along with the fine, Google has…

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Sep

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America’s job market slumps under Trump’s second term: August report shows weak hiring

Under US President Trump’s second term, the job market is showing worrying signs of weakness, with job creation nearly stalling and unemployment hitting a four-year high, revealed reports. New Delhi: Seven months into Donald Trump’s second term as President, the US job market is showing signs of serious strain. The latest August jobs report, released on Friday, revealed that only 22,000 new jobs were created far below expectations and the unemployment rate has risen to 4.3%, the highest in four years. These developments come as Trump’s tariff-heavy trade policies, targeting countries like India and others, begin to take a toll…

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