Private Schools Shut in Telangana Amid Student-Led Bandh on July 10

Taiwan's $1. 4bn-radar precisely tracked China's 'surprise' ballistic missile launch

Four Gangsters Killed, Three Officers Hurt in Gurugram Shootout

A major armed encounter took place in Gurugram involving five alleged gangsters and police personnel. Around 60 rounds were fired during the confrontation, resulting in all five suspects sustaining bullet injuries. The injured individuals were rushed to a nearby private super-specialty hospital for emergency treatment. Doctors at the hospital declared four of the five suspects dead. Three police officers were also injured during the exchange of fire.

France beat Morocco 2-0 in World Cup semis amid referee controversy

France defeated Morocco 2-0 in a World Cup quarter-final to advance to the next round. The match was overshadowed by pre-game controversy over FIFA's appointment of an all-Argentinian refereeing team. Critics raised concerns about potential bias, though the officials proceeded with the assignment. France's win also extended their impressive record in matches officiated by Argentinian referees. FIFA responded to the controversy by defending the independence and integrity of its appointed match officials.

US Weighs Restoring Turkey's F-35 Access Amid Israel Concerns and Legal Hurdles

The United States is reviewing the possibility of restoring Turkey's access to the F-35 stealth fighter jet program. Turkey was originally removed from the program after it purchased Russia's S-400 air defense system, a move that raised NATO compatibility concerns. Israel has voiced opposition to any reinstatement, fearing it could upset the existing military balance in the region. The US administration must also navigate significant legal and congressional restrictions before any decision can be made. The F-35 program currently spans multiple allied nations and serves as a cornerstone of collective Western security arrangements.