North Korea for long has been pursuing a nuclear programme and is said to have a stockpile of materials capable of build atomic weapons.

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The uranium stockpile is supposed to be secured at an underground facility at Isfahan under International Atomic Energy Agency 

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The Soroka Hospital in Beersheba has urged patients not to come for treatment following the attack.

Tehran will pay 'heavy price', warns Netanyahu after missiles hit hospital, cause severe damage

He thanked both, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and General Asim Munir for the ceasefire and called them very smart people.

'Two very smart people decided': Trump for first time steps aside from taking credit of Indo-Pak ceasefire

At least 30 US military planes have been moved from bases in America to strategic locations across Europe.

Trump gearing to join Israel-Iran war? US moves fighter jets to Middle East, including F-35s

Two Israeli officials claim the Trump administration has been urged by Israel to join the war against Iran.

US, UK to join Israel-Iran war? Britain moves assets, jets to Middle East

The Iranian Defense Minister said Iranian armed forces are fully equipped and prepared for enduring and fighting years of war.

'Tehran will BURN' if Iran...: Israel defence minister sends out warning message

IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi said there has been radiological and chemical contamination inside the facilities but not outside and that it does not pose any threat.

Israel's motive behind attack on Iran's nuclear facilities achieved? Here's what we know

In a video shared on social media, a  missile can be seen hitting a part of central Tel Aviv, including the headquarters of the Israeli Defence Forces.

Considered impenetrable, Israel's Iron Dome breached. Here’s how the air defense system works

The study, released on June 9, measured the evolution of the global religious population between 2010 and 2020.

Islam fastest-growing religion in world, here's where Christianity and Hinduism stand

Trump administration is working with some senators to pass a law that gives jail time to flag-burning protesters.

Los Angeles protest: Trump slams protestors burning US flags, vows to float one year jail term

Terrorism in these countries, inadequate vetting and the lack of cooperation on deportations among some of the nations were said to be the reasons behind the entry.

Trump travel ban to go into effect Monday, 19 countries face the brunt

Experts warn of long-term economic risks as thousands of skilled workers leave Indonesia.

Indonesia’s brain drain worsens as young talent seeks better futures abroad

Like Russia, China too has numerous military bases located thousands of kilometres away, which can be potentially threatened by drones.

Ukraine's Operation Spider's Web signals important lessons to China, militaries around the world

Shakil Afridi, hailed as a hero in the US has been languishing in jail in his country Pakistan for years.

Who is Shakil Afridi, doctor who helped CIA hunt Osama bin Laden?

These short hugs are often arranged through specific apps meant for chatting and take place in public locations, often subway stations or shopping centres.



Rs. 600 for five minutes: Who are ‘man mums’ and why Chinese women are paying strangers to hug them?

Located in southeastern Ukraine, Zaporizhzhya is Europes largest Nuclear power plant and among the ten largest of its kind in the world. 

Work underway to restart Zaporizhzhya Nuclear plant, says Russia

A key international conference on climate change-resilient infrastructure opened on Friday in Nice, drawing leaders, policymakers, and climate experts to confront the escalating threat of disasters fuelled by a warming planet.

Key conference on Climate Change Resilient Infrastructure opens in Nice, France

After almost a decade of the US relying on Russia for sending its astronauts to space and returning them home, the SpaceX Crew Dragon came as a major breakthrough in the year 2020.

When Elon Musk threatened to stop US astronauts' access to space

The failed launch of the 5,000-tonne destroyer had drawn harsh criticism from the countrys leader Kim Jong Un.

North Korea refloats destroyer that capsized during launch, to be fully restored

Investors had put in big amounts of money into Tesla shares after Donald Trump came to power as Musk was considered extremely close to the president.

Musk's fallout with Trump dents his richest person status, Tesla suffers $150 billion in losses

A small team has been put together to rename the replenishment oiler, which is yet to decide the name, said U.S. officials.

Hegseth orders navy to scrap gay rights activist Harvey Milk's name from ship

Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla's launch to space has been delayed twice - from May 29 to June 8 and then from June 8 to June 10. 

Why is Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla's space launch delayed?

South Korea's centre-left Lee Jae-myung was declared president Wednesday after winning a snap election, taking the helm of a nation deeply divided after his predecessor's disastrous attempt to declare martial law. 

South Korea's new President Lee Jae-myung has been sworn after political turmoil

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