Indian army divisions are practising crossing the Indus River in eastern Ladakh and attacking enemy positions. The world's highest river valleys have seen a significant deployment of tanks and armoured vehicles when Chinese forces began acting aggressively in the eastern and dark sector by redirecting training exercise soldiers there.

Indian army deploys tanks and infantry vehicles in the valley

The Dalai Lama, a spiritual authority, has stated that he is prepared to discuss Tibet with China. He added that the Tibetans will continue to be a part of China and do not seek independence. He made the remarks before departing for New Delhi.

Spiritual leader Dalai Lama says he is open for dialogue on Tibetan issue

In an exclusive chat with WION's Abira Dhar, Ayushmann Khurrana talks about the origin of his upcoming musical project, 'Raatan Kaaliyan'.

Ayushmann Khurrana talks about 'Raatan Kaaliyan' in a conversation with WION

They say that love can take you thousands of miles, and a Pakistani woman showed this to be true by crossing the border into India without authorization in order to be with a man she met online. Seema Ghulam Haider, a Pakistani woman of 27, and Sachin, an Indian man of 22, both lived in Greater Noida, which is a suburb of New Delhi.

India-Pakistan gaming love story ends behind bars

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: The Dalai Lama, a spiritual authority, has stated that he is prepared to discuss Tibet with China. He added that the Tibetans will continue to be a part of China and do not seek independence. He made the remarks before departing for New Delhi.

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Controversial Khalistan posters circulating online and, in the UK, and Canada are directly threatening Indian missions and diplomats, causing a significant uproar. The British government has condemned these threats, stating that attacks on Indian missions are completely unacceptable. The Indian government too has issued warnings to countries like Canada, saying that supporting anti-India sentiments could impact bilateral ties.

US: All efforts will be made to secure Indian mission

With Nifty, and Sensex hitting record highs, can this rally be sustained? Vikram Chandra finds out from market experts Samir Arora, Founder and Fund Manager, Helios Capital, and Feroze Azeez, Deputy CEO, Anand Rathi Pvt wealth management.

Indian markets hit record high

Political commentator Dr. Brahma Chellaney says that India's membership lends respectability to the SCO and helps counter the perception of it being an anti-Western club of autocracies. However, the question remains about what India gains from its SCO membership. Former Ambassador Ashok Kantha explains India's limited expectations from the SCO due to strategic differences among member countries but stresses the importance of bilateral relations with the Central Asian countries which are part of the SCO.

'Empty commitments by heads of state' says political commentator Brahma Chellaney

Unable to afford modern medicine, many Iraqis are now turning towards natural remedies. They are taking these herb mixes for skin ailments to lifestyle diseases. Experts have cautioned over the trend, say their continuous use may cause more harm than good.

Iraqis forced the herbal medication way amid economic woes

At least 13 people have been killed and hundreds displaced after Israel finished what it calls a military operation in the West Bank. The colony's oldest refugee camp now mirrors a massacre site. Palestinians have returned to their homes after they earlier fled the horror. The scenes are unimaginable to them. Their lives, and their houses all flattened in two days of deadly assault. In between global slamming, Israel justifies its actions, calling them necessary to neutralise the terror threat. Ghadi Francis gets you all the details.

Raids, militants and devastation; What is happening in the West Bank?

Jordan and China seem to be falling out. The reason is a multi-billion dollar loan Beijing granted to the west Asian nation a decade ago. The Attarat power plan, once aimed to make Jordan self-sufficient for its energy needs has turned into a liability landing the country in trouble. What is the story about?

Is Jordan the latest victim of the dragon debt trap?

A performance that brings intense mystical moments to life. The Baalbeck festival is back. This year it is celebrating 40 years of Arab music and returning to the state are Syrian artists. A sight to behold as the Damascus whirling dervishes perform in front of the roman ruins.

Damascus whirling dervishes return to historic Lebanese fest

Russia's aggression and its growing alliance with China has increased NATO's urgency to enhance ties with partners beyond Europe. Patsy Widakuswara takes a look at the upcoming Vilnius summit and how the alliance plan to focus on enhancing interoperability and bolstering resilience with its Indo-Pacific partners; Australia, Japan, South Korea, and New Zealand.

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Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan and leader of the Pakistan-Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) party, has been implicated in six cases, three of which fall under the stringent Anti-Terrorism Act, in connection with the unprecedented assault on the General Headquarters (GHQ) of the army in Rawalpindi on May 9.

Imran Khan named in six cases, accused of attacks on Pak army facilities

According to a Newsweek magazine cover article titled "CIA's blind spot about Ukraine war," the enormous intelligence network is facing its greatest test in recent memory as the United States struggles to understand what is happening in the corridors of power in Moscow and Kyiv.

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Nepal's Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal is battling Opposition fury. Speaking at a book launch just a few days ago, he reportedly said that an Indian businessman settled in Nepal, lobbied in New Delhi's power corridors to make him the Prime Minister.

PM said businessman 'made several trips to New Delhi' :Reports

The United States has once again stood by its vow of as long as it takes Ukraine is all set to receive its first batch of Cluster Munitions. It follows months of internal bickering over the deal. So what are these Munitions? These Munitions are controversial of course and they are banned by most countries in the world. Let's know more in this report.

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Some good news for the planet's forests. Brazil's amazon has gotten a fresh breath of life during the first half of 2023, deforestation in brazil's amazon fell by over 30 per cent. This comes after president Lula Da Silva made tougher environmental policies a priority. Last year, 4,000 square kilometres were cut down under then president Bolsanaro's rule. As per state reports, 2,650 square km of rainforest were cleared in the region in the last 6 months. This is the lowest for the period since 2019.

Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon has reduced by 33% in 2023

Climate activist Greta Thunberg has been charged with refusing to obey police orders during an anti-oil protest in Sweden. She was part of a group of 20 protesters blocking the road and climbing on tankers to stop them. The protesters were dragged away from the scene because they are believed to have disobeyed police instructions to move off the road. Greta Thunberg is due to appear in court towards the end of July.

Greta Thunberg booked by Swedish police for disobeying orders

Climate change affects some countries more than others. One such country is Iraq, a largely barren nation. The united nations says Iraq is one of the five countries most impacted by effects of climate change, and this is reflected by the thousands of dead fish that washed ashore on the banks of a drying marsh in southern Iraq.

Climate crisis, drought in Iraq kills thousands of fish

80-year-old Joe Biden has been dogged by salacious reporting over his son Hunter's troubled private life. The trained lawyer's battle with severe drug addiction has been well-documented. The cocaine revelation immediately sparked unsubstantiated speculation in right-wing circles that the recovering drug user was somehow responsible. Trump himself jumped on the bandwagon with a typically rambling, insult-laden message. The former President said - does anybody really believe the Cocaine is for the use by anyone other than Hunter & Joe Biden? Republican leader Ron DeSantis, long viewed as the most viable challenger to twice-impeached president Donald Trump, also hit out. The Florida Governor told outkick host Tomi Lahren - a lot of us have believed, Biden administration has been blowing it on a lot of fronts.

Cocaine at White House: Cameras, visitor logs searched by Secret Service

The idea of a flying car has fascinated all of us, now soon our fascination can turn into a reality. A company which has been working over this idea has received approval by the US authorities to test its car.

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Seven people were reported dead in Lahore as the capital saw its heaviest rainfall in 30 years on Wednesday causing significant urban flooding and power outages.

Pakistan: At least seven dead as record-breaking rain wreaks havoc in Lahore

A tit-for-tat move Russia has announced that it was shutting finland's Consulate in Saint Petersburg it is also expelling line of its diplomats Russia called move a response to finland's confrontation confrontational anti-russian policy earlier this month when Lynn expelled nine diplomats working at the Russian Embassy in Helsinki for acting as in intelligence capacity.

Tit for tat move or a counter measure as Russia expels nine Finnish diplomats

A British court is hearing a case against an Indian-origin man accused of conspiring to kill the Queen Elizabeth II. The 21-year-old claims he was encouraged to execute the plan by Artificial Intelligence-powered chatbot.

AI chat-bot encouraged Indian-origin man's plan to kill Queen

By the year 2030 it is estimated that the global space economy would be more than double its size and be valued at one trillion dollars. Under India's presidency of the G20 the leaders of the top Global space agencies are meeting in India to chart out a strategy for the coming times we're on senior correspondents without MP sent us this report from India's Aerospace Hub in Bangalore.

G20 space economy leaders meeting commences in India`s Aerospace hub Bengaluru

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King Charles III of the United Kingdom was recently crowned, and a day of celebrations in Scotland has come to an end. The national thanksgiving service at which the Scottish crown jewels were given to the King was the centrepiece of Wednesday's events in the Scottish capital, Edinburgh.

Historic ceremony marks Coronation of King Charles III in Scotland

England is now part of NATO and Sweden hopes to join the alliance soon as the alliance reshapes its strategy and response to Russia's campaign access to these new territories and their infrastructure opens ways for allies to watch and contain Moscow this also provides an unprecedented change to treat the whole of Northwest Europe as one block.

NATO expansion: How is NATO using its 'New North'?

A rare summer storm named 'Poly' kills one and injures several in the Netherlands. The National Meteorology Institute sent its highest code red storm warning to residents of the Noord-Holland province, which includes Amsterdam. Residents are urged to stay indoors while flights and trains are cancelled.

Summer storm Poly makes landfall in Netherlands

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