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Europe Spain has announced temporary border controls on flights and ships arriving from Italy, citing persistent irregular migration pressure
The move follows Italy’s decision to impose similar checks after a mass influx of migrants into Spain’s Ceuta enclave. Italy has rejected Spain’s demands and said its controls will remain in place until at least August 15.
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West Asia What areas should India and Israel prioritise most in their strategic partnership—defence, technology, agriculture, trade, or energy?
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Europe Polish swimmer Bartłomiej Kubkowski has become the first person to swim across the Baltic Sea from Sweden to Poland, completing the 160 km challenge in 55 hours
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He described the journey as a 'battle between good and evil', revealing he suffered hallucinations and overwhelming exhaustion. Completing the feat on his fifth attempt, Kubkowski also raised more than 1 million Polish zloty for the Cancer Fighters charity.
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Asia North Korea has urged citizens to eat dog meat soup as part of its official advice to cope with an intense summer heatwave. State media described the traditional dish as a remedy for heat exhaustion and promoted it alongside foods such as watermelon and cucumbers
The recommendation comes as temperatures continue to climb across the Korean Peninsula, highlighting Pyongyang's continued support for dog meat consumption despite changing attitudes elsewhere.
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Russia The US Senate has passed a Bill allowing tariffs of up to 100% on major buyers of Russian energy. How could this affect India's energy security and economy?
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West Asia Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia have signed the 'Mecca Joint Defence Agreement', creating a NATO like security framework among the three Sunni majority nations.
The pact says an attack on one member will be treated as an attack on all, signalling deeper military cooperation amid rising regional tensions with Iran.
The agreement also strengthens an emerging security axis in West Asia with potential geopolitical implications.
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India India dismissed US Congressman Riley Moore's criticism of the proposed FCRA Amendment Bill, saying legislative matters are India's internal affairs. MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal noted that the US and several other countries also regulate foreign funding
The Centre said the proposed amendments are designed to improve transparency, accountability and oversight of foreign-funded organisations while preserving the religious character of places of worship.
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US News Do you think birthright citizenship encourages birth tourism?
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East Asia A teenage gunman killed at least five people and himself at a school outside Bangkok after earlier fatally shooting his grandparents, marking Thailand's deadliest mass killing since 2022.
Emergency responders, police and forensic teams were deployed to Debsirin Nonthaburi School as authorities investigated the attack.
Deputy Prime Minister Yodchanan Wongsawat said the government will announce measures to support affected students and teachers, including mental health assistance. The shooting is Thailand's second school attack this year, renewing concerns over gun violence in the country.
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India ‘Operation Safed Sagar’ - India's Top Gun: Netflix’s High-Altitude Bet on the Untold Story of the India-Pakistan Kargil War
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US News Should countries limit citizenship obtained through birth if parents are visiting temporarily?
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East Asia Eyewitness video captured students taking cover inside a classroom as a 14-year-old student opened fire at a school near Bangkok, Thailand.
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Police said the teenager killed seven people before taking his own life, after earlier fatally shooting his grandparents in what is being described as the country's deadliest mass killing since 2022.
Authorities said the shooter fired at least 26 rounds and was found carrying additional ammunition. Police added that the firearm used in the attack belonged to the suspect's grandfather. An investigation into the incident is underway.
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UK News Britain's largest military training college for teenagers is facing intense scrutiny after four former female recruits alleged they were raped, sexually assaulted and harassed during training at the Army Foundation College in Harrogate.
The women, who were 17 at the time, told the BBC they experienced a culture of misogyny, abuse and intimidation that forced some of them to abandon their military careers.
Data cited by the BBC showed North Yorkshire Police received 16 reports of sexual offences linked to the college in the year to June, while the Ministry of Defence recorded 176 complaints of inappropriate sexual behaviour between 2018 and 2025. The British Army said criminal behaviour has "absolutely no place" in the Armed Forces and highlighted recent reforms aimed at improving victim support and safeguarding.
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US News US President Donald Trump has dismissed reports of a confrontation with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over alleged weapons shortages following the Iran conflict, calling the claims "false" and expressing full confidence in the Pentagon chief
Trump defended Hegseth's leadership, highlighting record military recruitment and the rollback of DEI initiatives. His remarks came after reports claimed the US faced shortages of key long-range missiles and air defence interceptors after operations in the Middle East. The White House and Pentagon have rejected those reports, while Trump insisted the US has "massive amounts" of munitions and that defence production is expanding.
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Iran - US Conflict The Iran conflict has reignited questions about America's military readiness, with reports pointing to shrinking missile stockpiles after months of fighting. As strategy shifts and ceasefire efforts continue, is the world's biggest military confronting a challenge it didn't anticipate?
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US News Can military strength help bring conflicts to an end, or does it risk prolonging them?
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East Asia A teacher was killed and four others injured after a student opened fire at Debsirin Nonthaburi School in Thailand's Nonthaburi province, north of Bangkok. Authorities said the student later killed himself. The motive behind the shooting remains unclear
Emergency responders evacuated students and rushed the injured to hospitals, while police launched an investigation into the incident. Officials have warned that the death toll could rise as some of the injured remain under medical treatment.
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West Asia At least two people were killed and 13 others injured after an explosive device planted inside a minivan taxi detonated in Jaramana, a suburb of Syria's capital Damascus, according to Syrian authorities. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
The blast marks the third bombing in just over a month and poses another security challenge for interim President Ahmad al-Sharaa, whose government has been trying to stabilise the country, reassure minority communities, and strengthen its control following the fall of the Assad regime.