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The Pakistani cricket team has been knocked out of the Champions Trophy. A Pakistani channel claimed that 22 priests performed 'black magic' at the Dubai International stadium when India beat their rivals by six wickets.

World: The US House Committee on the Judiciary denied the earlier statement presented by the IRS spokesman, who said that more than 70,000 taxpayers were affected.

#Gravitas Europe's long-standing dependence on the United States for protection is no longer a certainty. France has now stepped forward, offering its nuclear umbrella to shield Europe from external threats.

Cricket, Sports: The officers, belonging to various police wings, were reportedly tasked with securing team movements between Qaddafi Stadium in Lahore and designated hotels

World South Asia Pakistan: U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said earlier that the deportation flights were an effective way to stem the flow of illegal migration, which he said has a destructive and destabilising effect.

The United Kingdom is currently facing escalating borrowing costs as its national debt approaches 100% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In September 2024, public sector net debt, excluding public sector banks, was estimated at 98.5% of GDP, a level not seen since the early 1960s.

World news: There were “ten times as many beepers” in Hezbollah's hands when they were detonated on September 17 than at the beginning of the war, he said according to The Times of Israel.

The battle for the contested Arctic region is heating up. Canada is boosting its northern troops near the Arctic Circle, with Ottawa stating that the region is fast becoming a national priority. Watch in for more details!

A seismic shift in global alliances is unfolding rapidly as President Trump rewrites the diplomatic playbook, with old enemies becoming new friends and trusted allies left reeling.

A seismic shift in global alliances is unfolding rapidly as President Trump rewrites the diplomatic playbook, with old enemies becoming new friends and trusted allies left reeling.

Cricket, Sports: Pakistan, the host nation, became the first team to be eliminated from the eight-team tournament following defeats to New Zealand in Karachi and India in Dubai

Hungary has announced a sweeping tax exemption for mothers of two or more children, just over a year ahead of the 2026 elections. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has declared that mothers with three children will be exempt from income tax starting in October, while the exemption for mothers with two children will be phased in starting from January. Watch in for more details!

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A recent Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll indicates that 58% of voters believe President Trump is performing better than former President Biden. Additionally, Trump holds a 52% approval rating after his first month back in office.

In Canada, the race to decide who will succeed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has entered a new phase. Four top candidates are in the running to replace the incumbent, who announced his resignation last month. Watch in for more details!

In his final statement of the impeachment trial, South Korean President Yun Suk-yeol said that he had a right to declare martial law but never meant to impose full military rule. Watch in for more details!

The Moon's unique environment offers invaluable opportunities for astronomical research. However, large-scale mining operations could disrupt these scientific endeavors. For instance, the lunar far side provides a radio-quiet zone ideal for studying cosmic phenomena. Watch to know more.

India news: Temperature in the coastal regions can also rise, whereas Kutch and the South Saurashtra region can experience immense heat, leading to a yellow alert.

A recent Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll indicates that 58% of voters believe President Trump is performing better than former President Biden. Additionally, Trump holds a 52% approval rating after his first month back in office.