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The Iran draft proposal Trump called 'totally unacceptable': What was in it?
Iran has presented a list of demands for a ceasefire with the US. These include lifting sanctions, compensation for damages, and the withdrawal of American troops. President Trump has rejected these terms as unacceptable. The standoff has impacted global oil markets and heightened regional tensions. Diplomatic efforts continue amidst ongoing clashes.
"Trying to ruin the life of Erika": Laura Loomer accuses Candace Owens of pushing “bankrupt” lies while harassing Erika Kirk
Candace Owens and Laura Loomer reignited their public feud on X with a series of deeply personal accusations. Loomer accused Owens of living a luxurious lifestyle while falsely claiming financial struggles, while Owens responded with harsh remarks about Loomer’s mental health and public reputation. The argument later escalated when Loomer brought Erika Kirk into the dispute, accusing Owens of targ...
Who is Amos Yee? Controversial Singapore YouTuber assaulted by Yuji Itadori cosplayer outside anime convention
Controversial Singaporean YouTuber Amos Yee was reportedly assaulted outside the Doujima anime convention in Singapore by an 18-year-old dressed as Yuji Itadori. Videos online showed the cosplayer punching and kicking Yee during the altercation. The incident came after convention organisers banned Yee from entering the event. Following the attack, Yee blamed the organisers for escalating tensions ...
‘Not like Covid’: Indian-American scientist says there is no need to panic over Hantavirus
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Bangladesh HC rejects detained Hindu monk's bail plea
Bangladesh High Court rejected a bail plea for Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das in a lawyer's killing case. He is already facing trial for sedition, having been denied bail previously. The court will hear bail petitions for four other cases against the monk on Monday.
Israel operated from Iraq's Najaf desert during war: Reports
Israeli forces reportedly established a temporary base on an old airstrip in Iraq's Najaf desert during the war against Iran, according to security officials. The operation, coordinated with the US, led to clashes with Iraqi troops. While no forces remain, equipment may have been left behind. Iraq had previously protested an air raid in the area.
Non-binary Indian on student visa elected to Scottish Parliament
A non-binary transgender Indian national, Q Manivannan, has been elected as a Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) on a student visa. This historic win marks the first time a foreign citizen without permanent residency has held such a position. Manivannan's election has drawn controversy, with debates arising over their immigration status and political stance.
Arnold car collision probe: Police arrest 40-year-old on attempted murder; witnesses urged to share footage
A car ploughed into five men in Arnold, Nottinghamshire, early Saturday, critically injuring one. Police arrested a 40-year-old man on suspicion of attempted murder after an apparent altercation preceded the incident. Investigations are ongoing, with police urging witnesses and those with footage to come forward to help reconstruct events.
Hantavirus outbreak: Cruise ship passengers start disembarking in Spain, all to be checked for symptoms
Passengers from a quarantined cruise ship, the MV Hondius, began disembarking off Tenerife after a hantavirus outbreak linked to the Andes strain. Three deaths and five positive cases were reported, prompting an international evacuation and medical screening for over 140 individuals on board.
North Korea activates nuclear dead man's switch
North Korea has amended its constitution, mandating an automatic nuclear strike if leader Kim Jong-un is assassinated or incapacitated by foreign adversaries. This revision, prompted by concerns over recent decapitation attacks in Iran, formalizes retaliatory procedures. The move underscores Pyongyang's heightened security fears amid evolving geopolitical threats.
Pakistani national among 3 arrested in US for attempting to smuggle 89 firearms into Canada
Three men, including a Pakistani national, face serious charges in the US for attempting to smuggle 89 firearms, many reportedly stolen, into Canada. Authorities apprehended the trio during a traffic stop, uncovering a significant cache of weapons. The accused are now detained, facing lengthy prison sentences for their alleged involvement in illegal arms trafficking.