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Erdogan Urges Trump to Engage Iran Diplomatically, Offers Turkish Mediation
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called on US President Donald Trump to pursue diplomatic talks with Iran rather than military confrontation. Turkey has voiced criticism of both the US-Israeli military strikes on Iran and Iranian attacks on Gulf states. Erdogan offered Turkey's support as a potential mediator in de-escalating the regional tensions. Turkey has also called for the reopening of a key strategic strait affected by the ongoing conflict.
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Russia Warns UK of Consequences After British Drones Strike Russian Territory
Russia has issued a stark warning to the United Kingdom following drone strikes on Russian soil that involved British-made unmanned aerial vehicles. The Russian embassy in London released a statement accusing Britain of acting as an 'accomplice and co-perpetrator' in the attacks. Moscow further alleged that the UK was deliberately choosing to escalate the ongoing conflict. Russia indicated that Britain would 'pay a price' for its involvement, signaling a serious deterioration in relations between the two countries.
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Trump Clashes With CNN Reporter Over Questions on Natalie Harp and North Korea
President Donald Trump had a tense exchange with CNN reporter Kristen Holmes during an Oval Office event. Holmes asked Trump to respond to remarks made by a Democratic lawmaker regarding Natalie Harp, 35, who serves as the president's executive assistant. Trump, 80, pushed back against the line of questioning during the interaction. The confrontation also reportedly involved questions related to North Korea.
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Princess Eugenie names daughter Adelaide in honour of Queen Elizabeth II
Princess Eugenie and husband Jack Brooksbank have revealed the name of their newborn daughter, their third child together. The baby girl has been named Adelaide Elizabeth Annina Brooksbank. Eugenie stated that the name pays tribute to three people the couple love and admire. The chosen name also reflects the family's ties to both England and Portugal.
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Delhi to Award Rs 1 Crore Monthly to Cleanest Ward Under New Scheme
The Delhi government has launched a new cleanliness incentive scheme that will award Rs 1 crore every month to the ward ranked cleanest that month. The initiative is part of the Chief Minister's Development Fund (CMDF) programme. A single ward could potentially earn up to Rs 12 crore annually if it consistently tops the cleanliness rankings. The scheme is aimed at encouraging local-level competition and improving sanitation standards across Delhi's wards.
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ISI-Linked Terror Network Dismantled, 253 Arrested Across 14 Indian States
Indian security agencies have foiled an alleged terror plot planned around Independence Day, busting a network linked to Pakistan's ISI. The operation targeted the Shahzad Bhatti Gang, a group suspected of planning attacks on Indian soil. A total of 253 operatives were apprehended in a coordinated crackdown spanning 14 states. The arrests indicate a wide-reaching network operating across multiple regions of the country. Authorities have attributed the conspiracy to ISI-backed elements seeking to destabilize India during a sensitive national occasion.
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India sends officials to Taliban victory day event in diplomatic outreach
India participated in Afghanistan's Taliban-organized victory day celebrations, marking a notable step in bilateral engagement. Two Indian officials attended the event held at the Afghan embassy. The move signals a gradual warming of ties between New Delhi and the Taliban administration. India has been cautiously engaging with Taliban authorities since the group took control of Afghanistan in 2021. This attendance reflects India's pragmatic approach to protecting its strategic and humanitarian interests in the region.
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Elderly disabled man ordered to remove £2,200 driveway built on council land
An 85-year-old man in Rochford, England, has been ordered by the local council to remove a block-paved driveway he installed on a grass verge outside his home. David Siggins, who relies on two crutches and suffers from COPD, says he was given permission before proceeding with the £2,200 construction. The council has since clarified that the land in question belongs to Rochford Council, not Siggins. He now faces potential legal action if he does not comply with the removal order, leaving him in significant distress.
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Hamas Disarmament Could Start Within 30 Days, Says Trump Envoy
A US envoy representing President Donald Trump has stated that Hamas disarmament could begin within 30 days. Under the proposed arrangement, Hamas has pledged to surrender its weapons to a newly formed Palestinian governing body. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has expressed skepticism about the deal. However, Trump welcomed the development, describing it as a significant breakthrough in the ongoing conflict.
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Trump Dismisses Reports of Poor Conditions on USS Abraham Lincoln as Fake
US President Donald Trump has denied reports questioning the condition of the USS Abraham Lincoln, calling the concerns fake. Trump described the naval vessel as 'beautifully maintained and beautifully taken care of.' The remarks came in response to circulating reports that raised questions about conditions aboard the ship. Trump's pushback reflects his broader pattern of challenging media narratives he disagrees with.
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Trump Claims Kim Jong Un Contacts Are Making Situation Safer
US President Donald Trump has hinted at ongoing contacts with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, describing the relationship as making the situation 'much safer.' The remarks came in the context of the US scaling back military drills with South Korea. Trump met Kim three times during his first presidential term but has not yet had a face-to-face meeting with him since returning to the White House. The two leaders' relationship has historically been a centerpiece of Trump's approach to North Korea diplomacy.
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Jharkhand Student Leader Devendra Nath Mahto Calls Off Hunger Strike
Student leader Devendra Nath Mahto ended his hunger strike in Jharkhand late on the same evening it was reported. Mahto had been on a hunger strike as a form of protest, though the specific demands behind his agitation were not detailed in the report. The strike was called off after the evening hours, signaling a development in the situation. Further details regarding any resolution or assurances given to Mahto remain unclear from the available information.
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Historic Santa Barbara estate linked to Fess Parker and Julia Child listed at $21.95M
A 3-acre Santa Barbara estate called Four Oaks, built in 1934, has been listed for sale at $21.95 million. The property was once home to actor Fess Parker and served as the filming location for Julia Child's 13-episode PBS cooking series Dinner at Julia's. The estate spans three acres and includes a pool, tennis court, rose gardens, and a guest house. Its original architectural details have been carefully preserved over the decades.