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The 41-year-old, who served at Nato’s Imjin Barracks, can be held for 14 days without charge. The FBI called the case of “utmost concern”, while the Kremlin says it has nothing to do with it.
Anindya Chattopadhyay was locked out after posting pictures of post-Diwali haze at Lodhi Garden and NH9. The Delhi government denies any role.
Defence ministers of the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council agreed in Manama to open a forward headquarters of their joint command at the northern tip of the Gulf.
Kushner called the first talks since February tough but productive, and will take ideas to Putin in Moscow and Zelenskyy in Dublin. Territory remains the hardest issue.
Two of the superjumbos have already changed hands, and the other four will follow in stages through April 2028 as their leases run out.
Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani joined world leaders at the opening of the COP31 leaders’ summit in Antalya and called the conference a milestone for international cooperation on climate change.
All Republicans but Thomas Massie voted to shelve the eight articles, 211-204, as 11 Democrats missed the vote and Democrats promise another try in January.
Attackers on a motorcycle opened fire on the checkpost and fled. One officer is in critical condition, and a search operation is under way.
The Saudi-led coalition said the missiles were intercepted before reaching their targets. It gave no details of damage, casualties, or launch sites.
The kingdom pumped 10.56 million barrels a day in October, leading a rise across OPEC+ despite continued disruption to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz.
The 24-hour stoppage disrupted transport, schools, and ports two weeks before an election. The prime minister backed it; the opposition called it “nonsense”.
Rights groups call it “a law of fear” and compare it to ICE raids in the US. The migration minister says it targets people who are a danger to society.
The 544-page book traces her journey from an Italian village to the head of Congress. The BJP says she could have called it ‘Whitewashing’.
Kherson’s governor says Russian troops reoccupied positions and brought in weapons during the six-day pause the US first lady brokered, days after she celebrated it at the White House.
Iran’s army did not name the ship. The Revolutionary Guards say three tankers hit mines on an “unauthorised route” as attacks on shipping reach a monthly high.
Stations went silent for hours on Diwali night. India’s opposition calls it “data fraud”; the pollution board says the readings were simply off the scale.
The Treasury secretary leads the US economic pressure campaign on Tehran, people familiar with the matter say. His department says he “will not be deterred”.
Jarvis met Ishaq Dar and Mohsin Naqvi on counter-terrorism, organised crime, illegal migration, visa fraud and stability in Afghanistan.
People Before Profit projected the footage onto the Convention Centre, where about 50 leaders meet on Thursday. Gardaí halted it, and a march is planned for the summit.
Nepal’s foreign minister called funding delays “not justified” after the loss and damage fund set aside $21.6m following deadly floods. Pacific states want $500m for their own resilience fund.
Pezeshkian said he would use the UN climate summit to raise the damage done to Iran’s environment by US and Israeli attacks.
The second phase of a February pact brings power plants to be built jointly with Saudi Arabia in Türkiye to 5,000MW, as the COP31 hosts push electrification.
The UN chief urged a just transition from fossil fuels and $300bn a year in climate finance as about 100 countries met in Antalya, with the US absent and most G7 leaders away.
Security chief Mohsen Rezaei called talk of negotiations “a pure lie”. Rubio said the economic campaign is so devastating that major combat operations are not needed.
Afghanistan’s consul general called on Iran’s consulate in Mumbai, where the two sides talked about strengthening cooperation, the Iranian mission said.
The company gave no details of the vessel or crew. Within a day, a tanker near Hormuz was hit by a projectile, Iran’s army said another struck a mine, and a Dubai-bound ship had four crew injured.
At the Margalla Dialogue, the Indian defence analyst said China and Russia are building the region’s institutions while Washington only trades, and that Pakistan is already inside them.
Prosecutors say the men sent fuel-laden vans disguised as delivery trucks towards the base used by American bombers, and planned 18 attacks across Europe this spring. Iran denies any role.
Netanyahu used the new Knesset’s swearing-in to accuse Arab lawmakers of seeking Israel’s destruction. Eisenkot, who holds the mandate to form a government, called the speech hate-filled and shameful.
Universities are advertising interest-free, government-backed loans for students who will not pay interest. Reform UK calls it “anti-British”; the government says no one gets a better deal.
Ayaz Ahmed, 61, had no criminal record and chronic illnesses. His family says he collapsed after a 38-hour ICE flight; ICE calls claims of neglect “categorically false”.
Footage released on Tuesday shows ballistic and cruise missiles and their launchers in a tunnel complex. Iran has not said where it is, and the claims cannot be independently checked
Liberman would chair the Foreign Affairs and Defence Committee as the anti-Netanyahu bloc shares out the Knesset’s top posts during Eisenkot’s mandate
Mr Justice Bennathan said Brand’s celebrity shielded him for years, and set out how he reached a sentence of 10 years and six months
Police in Dhaka say Rabiul Islam, from West Bengal, used a garments business as cover. He told a court he has nothing to do with RAW
Imran Khan’s ex-wife says she called police to remove Brand from her home, and defends the 2014 injunction against a masseuse who accused him of assault
The career diplomat has run the US embassy in Islamabad since January 2025, when the last ambassador left. She now faces Senate confirmation
The figure, one point above his career low, comes days after Republicans lost both chambers of Congress, with just 21% approving of how he is handling the cost of living
After speaking to Qatar’s prime minister, the US president said Gulf states prefer the blockade to continue and claimed “positive momentum” toward ending the war
In his first sit-down interview since the midterms, the US president put hostility towards Israel alongside the Iran war and fuel prices, and said he did not disagree with JD Vance’s verdict on the defeat
