Kolkata Police to review ex-editor’s passport application file; Kerala CM urges Suvendu to step in

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Paraguay eliminated Germany from the FIFA World Cup in Boston, winning 4-3 in a penalty shootout after the two sides drew 1-1 through 120 minutes of play. Germany dominated the match in terms of possession and chances but were unable to find a decisive second goal. Goalkeeper Orlando Gill was instrumental in Paraguay's survival, making key saves as Germany pressed relentlessly. Paraguay's disciplined defensive setup frustrated the German attack throughout the contest. The result marks Germany's first-ever defeat in a World Cup penalty shootout.
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor expressed strong interest in Prime Minister Narendra Modi making a return visit to the United States. Gor highlighted President Donald Trump's ongoing engagement with India as a sign of strengthening bilateral ties. The ambassador also indicated that President Trump is likely to visit India next year, following PM Modi's participation at the G20 Summit in Miami. On the trade front, Gor expressed optimism about concluding an interim trade deal soon, acknowledging the complexity of negotiations covering thousands of items.
Iran has officially stated that no negotiation meetings with the United States are planned in the coming days. Iranian officials clarified that their delegation's visit to Qatar is not connected to any discussions with American counterparts. The announcement came in response to speculation that the Qatar trip was tied to diplomatic engagement with the US. Iran also indicated that final-stage negotiations have not yet commenced, suggesting talks remain at an early or preparatory phase.

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