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<p>A disturbing pattern was found in at least 34 men who landed on death row in Florida. In one of the most bizarre occurrences in the history of the American Criminal Justice system, 34 men who landed in a death row share a single haunting connection. They were all students of Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys, a state-run reform school in Marianna, Florida, notorious for its history of brutal physical and sexual abuse.&nbsp;</p><p>The most recent case was Michael Bell, a Florida prisoner who is to be executed for two murders eight years ago. He has also confessed to three other murders. During his defence, Bell's attorney introduced the grotesque legacy of the childhood trauma that Bell suffered. His death sentence was executed on July 14, 2025. But the dark thread that links him to nearly three dozen other death row inmates who also committed violent crimes leads to Dozier School. They all were sent there as teenagers.&nbsp;</p><h2>A house of horror in the name of reform</h2><p>The Dozier school, which was closed in 2011, was supposed to rehabilitate troubled young boys. It received tens of thousands of dollars from the state for the same. At its peak, it housed 500 boys, most of them for minor offences like petty theft, truancy or running away from home. It was also home to some orphaned and abandoned kids. However, in recent years, hundreds of men have come forward to recount brutal beatings, sexual assaults, deaths and disappearances at the notorious school. Nearly 100 boys died between 1900 and 1973; some of them had gunshot wounds and blunt force trauma. Survivors recall being locked in solitary confinement, forced to fight each other while guards watched, and whipped in the infamous “White House”. A building which is stained by the screams of children.&nbsp;</p><p>“I’ve seen a lot in my lifetime. A lot of brutality, a lot of horror, a lot of death,” said Middleton, an army veteran with 20 years of experience in Vietnam. “I would rather be sent back into the jungles of Vietnam than to spend one single day at the Florida School for Boys.”</p><p>Bell spent six months there as a child aged 15, in the late 1980s. He later described being tortured, emotionally broken, and stripped of any sense of safety or self-worth. A 2024 study, <i>Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging,</i> concludes that abuses can disrupt and rewire neural pathways that are required for problem solving and decision making. This in turn creates further effects related to lack of empathy and in some cases produces sociopaths.&nbsp;</p><p>“Developmental neuroscientists have come to think that there are two periods of life during which people are very sensitive to their environment. The first is in very early life. But there’s increasingly a view that adolescence is a second sensitive period,” said Martha J. Farah, a cognitive neuroscientist and professor at the University of Pennsylvania.&nbsp;</p><p>According to an investigation by The Marshall Project, these 34 former students went on to commit crimes resulting in at least 114 deaths. The correlation between sociopathic behaviour and Dozier among the death row inmates is too strong to be ignored.</p><p>In 2017, the State of Florida formally apologised for the abuses and distributed $20 million as a restitution fund for those who endured horrors between 1960 and 1975. Bell and others who suffered horrors in 1980 and beyond were deemed ineligible.&nbsp;</p><p>Another Dozier student, Jesse Guardado, 62, is currently on death row for killing a 75-year-old Walton County woman under the influence of Cocaine.&nbsp;</p>

Michael Bell, a prisoner from Florida, was executed on July 14, 2025, for committing 5 murders. However, an investigation by The Marshall Project into the life of Michael Bell revealed a terrifying link between Bell and 34 other death row inmates who have committed violent crimes

A disturbing pattern was found in at least 34 men who landed on death row in Florida. In one of the most bizarre occurrences in the history of the American Criminal Justice system, 34 men who landed in a death row share a single haunting connection. They were all students of Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys, a state-run reform school in Marianna, Florida, notorious for its history of brutal physical and sexual abuse. The most recent case was Michael Bell, a Florida prisoner who is to be executed for two murders eight years ago. He has also confessed to three other murders. During his defence, Bell's attorney introduced the grotesque legacy of the childhood trauma that Bell suffered. His death sentence was executed on July 14, 2025. But the dark thread that links him to nearly three dozen other death row inmates who also committed violent crimes leads to Dozier School. They all were sent there as teenagers. A house of horror in the name of reform The Dozier school, which was closed in 2011, was supposed to rehabilitate troubled young boys. It received tens of thousands of dollars from the state for the same. At its peak, it housed 500 boys, most of them for minor offences like petty theft, truancy or running away from home. It was also home to some orphaned and abandoned kids. However, in recent years, hundreds of men have come forward to recount brutal beatings, sexual assaults, deaths and disappearances at the notorious school. Nearly 100 boys died between 1900 and 1973; some of them had gunshot wounds and blunt force trauma. Survivors recall being locked in solitary confinement, forced to fight each other while guards watched, and whipped in the infamous “White House”. A building which is stained by the screams of children. “I’ve seen a lot in my lifetime. A lot of brutality, a lot of horror, a lot of death,” said Middleton, an army veteran with 20 years of experience in Vietnam. “I would rather be sent back into the jungles of Vietnam than to spend one single day at the Florida School for Boys.” Bell spent six months there as a child aged 15, in the late 1980s. He later described being tortured, emotionally broken, and stripped of any sense of safety or self-worth. A 2024 study, Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging, concludes that abuses can disrupt and rewire neural pathways that are required for problem solving and decision making. This in turn creates further effects related to lack of empathy and in some cases produces sociopaths. “Developmental neuroscientists have come to think that there are two periods of life during which people are very sensitive to their environment. The first is in very early life. But there’s increasingly a view that adolescence is a second sensitive period,” said Martha J. Farah, a cognitive neuroscientist and professor at the University of Pennsylvania. According to an investigation by The Marshall Project, these 34 former students went on to commit crimes resulting in at least 114 deaths. The correlation between sociopathic behaviour and Dozier among the death row inmates is too strong to be ignored. In 2017, the State of Florida formally apologised for the abuses and distributed $20 million as a restitution fund for those who endured horrors between 1960 and 1975. Bell and others who suffered horrors in 1980 and beyond were deemed ineligible. Another Dozier student, Jesse Guardado, 62, is currently on death row for killing a 75-year-old Walton County woman under the influence of Cocaine.

<p>Michael Bell, a prisoner from Florida, was executed on July 14, 2025, for committing 5 murders. However, an investigation by The Marshall Project into the life of Michael Bell revealed a terrifying link between Bell and 34 other death row inmates who have committed violent crimes</p>

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<p>Eve Jobs, daughter of former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, is set to tie the knot with her Olympic gold medalist, Harry Charles, this week in a lavish wedding ceremony costing $6.7 million, as per The New York Post report. Among the high-profile guests are former vice president of the United States Kamala Harris and legendary musician Elton John, who will be performing at the event.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Described as “a multi-million-pound fairytale," the wedding day of the 27-year-old is being orchestrated by the top wedding planner “I do” and industry superstar Stanlee Gatti, who was already “turning rural Oxfordshire upside down" through his design.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Along with prominent faces Jessica Springsteen, Arctic Monkeys’ Matt Helders, and Princess Beatrice, Kamala Harris, a close friend of matriarch Laurene Powell Jobs, will also attend the marriage ceremony, according to a report by the Sun.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>“The wedding is being planned like a military operation. The itinerary is scheduled so precisely, with guests starting to arrive all this week before the wedding celebrations begin on Thursday,” a person aware of the development said.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The siblings of Eve, including Reed (33) and Erin (29), are likely to attend the lavish party. However, the bride’s half-sister, Lisa Brennan-Jobs, an attendee at the party, remains unclear.</p><h3>Who is Eve Jobs?</h3><p>Eve Jobs and Harry Charles made their first public appearance together during Charles's competition at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. Their parents first met when Eve walked the runway at Paris Fashion Week for luxury brands such as Coperni after her graduation from Stanford University.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>She was born on July 9, 1998, as the youngest daughter of Steve Jobs. She has two older siblings identified as Reed Jobs, 33, and Erin Siena Jobs, 29, and a 47-year-old half-sister, Lisa Brennan-Jobs, from the earlier relationship of Steve with writer Chrisann Brennan.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Eve became a professional showjumper, and she was ranked fifth among the top under-25 riders globally in 2019. She was also running for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics but decided to withdraw after the Games were delayed due to the pandemic. In addition, Eve studied history and international policy at Stanford University.</p><p>Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/steve-jobs-wife-denied-permission-to-touch-shivling-at-kashi-vishwanath-temple-heres-why-8618375">Steve Jobs' wife denied permission to touch Shivling at Kashi Vishwanath Temple; Here's why</a></p><p>Eve made a bold career move at the age of 22 when she stepped into the fashion world with her modelling debut in a holiday campaign for beauty brand Glossier, other than Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney and the Drag Race alum Naomi Smalls of RuPaul.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>She made her runway debut in 2021 when she walked for Coperni, a Paris-based label. She even shared the catwalk at the stage with the likes of Gigi Hadid, Mica Argañaraz, and Adut Akech.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Eve Jobs is currently signed with DNA Model Management, and she has appeared on the cover of Vogue Japan as well as in a prominent Louis Vuitton campaign.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

The wedding of Eve Jobs is being arranged and organised by the top wedding planner, “I do,” and industry superstar Stanlee Gatti, who was already “turning rural Oxfordshire upside down" through his design.

Eve Jobs, daughter of former Apple CEO Steve Jobs, is set to tie the knot with her Olympic gold medalist, Harry Charles, this week in a lavish wedding ceremony costing $6.7 million, as per The New York Post report. Among the high-profile guests are former vice president of the United States Kamala Harris and legendary musician Elton John, who will be performing at the event. Described as “a multi-million-pound fairytale," the wedding day of the 27-year-old is being orchestrated by the top wedding planner “I do” and industry superstar Stanlee Gatti, who was already “turning rural Oxfordshire upside down" through his design. Along with prominent faces Jessica Springsteen, Arctic Monkeys’ Matt Helders, and Princess Beatrice, Kamala Harris, a close friend of matriarch Laurene Powell Jobs, will also attend the marriage ceremony, according to a report by the Sun. “The wedding is being planned like a military operation. The itinerary is scheduled so precisely, with guests starting to arrive all this week before the wedding celebrations begin on Thursday,” a person aware of the development said. The siblings of Eve, including Reed (33) and Erin (29), are likely to attend the lavish party. However, the bride’s half-sister, Lisa Brennan-Jobs, an attendee at the party, remains unclear. Who is Eve Jobs? Eve Jobs and Harry Charles made their first public appearance together during Charles's competition at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. Their parents first met when Eve walked the runway at Paris Fashion Week for luxury brands such as Coperni after her graduation from Stanford University. She was born on July 9, 1998, as the youngest daughter of Steve Jobs. She has two older siblings identified as Reed Jobs, 33, and Erin Siena Jobs, 29, and a 47-year-old half-sister, Lisa Brennan-Jobs, from the earlier relationship of Steve with writer Chrisann Brennan. Eve became a professional showjumper, and she was ranked fifth among the top under-25 riders globally in 2019. She was also running for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics but decided to withdraw after the Games were delayed due to the pandemic. In addition, Eve studied history and international policy at Stanford University. Also read: Steve Jobs' wife denied permission to touch Shivling at Kashi Vishwanath Temple; Here's why Eve made a bold career move at the age of 22 when she stepped into the fashion world with her modelling debut in a holiday campaign for beauty brand Glossier, other than Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney and the Drag Race alum Naomi Smalls of RuPaul. She made her runway debut in 2021 when she walked for Coperni, a Paris-based label. She even shared the catwalk at the stage with the likes of Gigi Hadid, Mica Argañaraz, and Adut Akech. Eve Jobs is currently signed with DNA Model Management, and she has appeared on the cover of Vogue Japan as well as in a prominent Louis Vuitton campaign.

<p>The wedding of Eve Jobs is being arranged and organised by the top wedding planner, “I do,” and industry superstar Stanlee Gatti, who was already “turning rural Oxfordshire upside down" through his design.</p>

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<p>As travelers rush to catch their destinations at big terminals and sprawling runways, they often realise how much elegance this territory holds. Today, airports are not just gateways to destinations but marvellous structures telling a rich story of the place they belong to. These world’s most beautiful airports showcase a stunning blend of innovative design, sustainability and cultural expression.&nbsp; The names are backed by Prix Versailles awards and major industry rankings such as Skytrax. While the Prix Versailles list focuses exclusively on&nbsp;architectural beauty, Skytrax emphasis passenger experience and amenities.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Here is the list of this year's top 10 biggest airports that will take you on a breathtaking aviation ride.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h3>&nbsp;1. Yantai Penglai International Airport, Yantai, China&nbsp;</h3><p>This architectural marvel was opened in June 2024 and was designed by Aedas&nbsp;and the&nbsp;Shanghai&nbsp;New Era Airport Design and Research Institute. The airport ensembles an E-shape, nature-inspired terminal with a glazed dome. The striking use of natural light, interior curves, and wooden motifs that echo the local maritime and Silk Road history, inspired by Yantai's seaside landscape, makes this airport rank at the top of the list.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h3>2. Portland International Airport, Portland, USA&nbsp;</h3>

Portland International Airport, Portland, USA

<p>The second name in the list features a vast, undulating local Oregon timber roof and abundant greenery in the Portland International Airport's main terminal. Interior design evokes Oregon’s lush forests, excellent sustainability and immersive, calming passenger experience. Main walkways throughout the terminal are filled with sunlight and greenery.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h3>3. San Francisco International, San Francisco, USA&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3><p>San Francisco International Airport has an elegant, restorative design with abundant natural light and art installations reflecting Bay Area character. The airport is renowned for sustainable architecture and world-class amenities. The design achieved a 79% reduction in carbon footprint and 59% less energy usage, integrating world’s first accredited museum (SFO) in the airport.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h3>4. Marseille Provence Airport, Marseille, France&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>

Marseille Provence Airport, Marseille, France

<p>Designed by Foster + Partners, the airport blends modern functionality with airy, light-filled spaces, drawing on Mediterranean architectural elements. Marseille Provence Airport is recognized for inculcating local culture and efficient layout. The French beauty provides a serene sightseeing and organised passenger flow in an effortless way.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h3>5. Réunion Island’s Roland Garros Airport&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3><p>The Réunion Island’s Roland Garros Airport draws inspiration from the island’s famous green canyons that evokes the tropical nature of Réunion with modern, nature-blending structures, capturing the island’s unique spirit. Tucked in the heart of the Indian Ocean, the airport houses a central “canyon” that acts as a thermal chimney to enable natural ventilation.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h3>6. Kansai International Airport, Osaka, Japan&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>

Kansai International Airport, Japan

<p>Osaka's Kansai International Airport was built by renowned architect Renzo Piano. Redesigned for Expo 2025, the terminal incorporates natural materials, pleasing brown hues and advanced crowd-flow systems, highlighting Japanese design sensibilities. The airport also exemplifies the high-tech movement of the late 20th century and advanced environmental engineering.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h3>7. Singapore Changi Airport</h3><p>Singapore&nbsp;Changi Airport is famous for its Jewel dome with the world’s largest indoor waterfall and gardens. A destination on its own with attractions, shopping, wellness and art installations. It is one of the busiest passenger hubs for Southeast Asia.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h3>8. Istanbul Airport, Istanbul, Turkey&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3><p>Istanbul Airport (IST) has a distinctive tulip-shaped control tower. The single terminal structure offers massive, ultra-modern infrastructure with soaring ceilings, spacious interiors and expanding global connectivity. The airport is praised for its scale and Turkish cultural motifs to create a memorable and efficient passenger experience.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h3>9. Hamad International Airport, Doha, Qatar&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>

Hamad International Airport, Qatar

<p>Established in the capital city of Qatar, the airport has been described as the most architecturally significant terminal complex in the world. Hamad International Airport is renowned for cutting-edge design, outstanding luxury and public art. The airport incorporates lush indoor gardens such as The Orchard,&nbsp;featuring abundant daylight and high hospitality.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h3>10. Seoul Incheon International Airport, South Korea&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3><p>Seoul Incheon is the largest and busiest airport in South Korea.&nbsp;The airport ensembles a sleek, futuristic design with easy navigation, lush gardens, cultural exhibitions and high passenger comfort. It is a winner of multiple global awards for staff and cleanliness. Incheon’s architecture is inspired by the mythological Phoenix and gives a strong impression of Korean culture.</p>

Today, airports are not just gateways to destinations but marvellous structures telling a rich story of the place they belong to. Here is the list of this year's top 10 biggest airports that will take you on a breathtaking aviation ride. 

As travelers rush to catch their destinations at big terminals and sprawling runways, they often realise how much elegance this territory holds. Today, airports are not just gateways to destinations but marvellous structures telling a rich story of the place they belong to. These world’s most beautiful airports showcase a stunning blend of innovative design, sustainability and cultural expression. The names are backed by Prix Versailles awards and major industry rankings such as Skytrax. While the Prix Versailles list focuses exclusively on architectural beauty, Skytrax emphasis passenger experience and amenities. Here is the list of this year's top 10 biggest airports that will take you on a breathtaking aviation ride. 1. Yantai Penglai International Airport, Yantai, China This architectural marvel was opened in June 2024 and was designed by Aedas and the Shanghai New Era Airport Design and Research Institute. The airport ensembles an E-shape, nature-inspired terminal with a glazed dome. The striking use of natural light, interior curves, and wooden motifs that echo the local maritime and Silk Road history, inspired by Yantai's seaside landscape, makes this airport rank at the top of the list. 2. Portland International Airport, Portland, USA

<p>From terminals adorned with lush gardens to airy halls, these airports offer more than just efficient travel. Take a look at the world’s most breathtaking airports that combine functionality and comfort.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>A 23-year-old Indian student was brutally attacked in central Adelaide, Australia, in a suspected racist attack and suffered brain trauma, multiple facial fractures, a broken nose, and serious eye injuries, reports 9News. The video of the suspected hate crime in Adelaide has gone viral on social media. The incident has shaken the Indian student community across Australia.<br>As per reports, Charanpreet Singh and his wife had parked their car near Kintore Avenue in the heart of the city on Saturday, July 19, at approximately 9.22 pm local time, to see the light installations. According to police and witness reports, a vehicle pulled up beside them and five men emerged, some of them allegedly wielding metal knuckles or sharp objects, and demanded Singh move his car.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2>Attackers wielding metal knuckles hurled racial abuses</h2><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Without any provocation, the attackers reportedly started shouting racial abuses, saying “F*** off, Indian” to Singh before launching a violent assault. Singh was punched through his car window, stomped, and assaulted both with weapons and bare fists.</p><p>“They just said ‘f*** off, Indian’, and after that they just started punching,” 9News quoted him as saying. “I tried to fight back, but they beat me until I was unconscious.”</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Singh was rushed to the Royal Adelaide Hospital, where doctors said he suffered brain trauma, multiple facial fractures, a broken nose, and serious eye injuries, necessitating overnight stay and surgical intervention.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2>Cops arrest 20-year-old man, search for 4 others</h2><p>&nbsp;</p><p>South Australia Police responded to reports received just before 9:30 pm and found Singh lying on the ground, severely injured. They arrested a 20-year-old man from Enfield on Sunday and charged him with assault causing harm. The suspect was later released on bail as authorities continue to search for the remaining four attackers.</p><p>Police have retrieved CCTV footage from the busy precinct, which features well-lit streets and public cameras near cultural sites and the University of Adelaide.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>A video of the attack has also gone viral on social media. Singh spoke to 9News from his hospital bed and said, “Things like this, when they happen, it makes you feel like you should go back… You can change anything in your body, but you can’t change the colour.”</p><p>South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas strongly condemned the violence, calling it “deeply disturbing” and stressing that such racially motivated attacks have “no place in our state.”</p><p>“Any time we see any evidence of any racial attack, it is completely unwelcome in our state and just not consistent with where the majority of our community are at,” the Premier said.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2>Hate crime against Indian in Ireland</h2><p>&nbsp;</p><p>An Indian man in his 40s was hospitalised following what has been dubbed “mindless, racist violence” in a suburb of the Irish capital of Dublin, with the Indian Ambassador to Ireland calling for the perpetrators to be brought to justice.</p><p>According to local reports, the victim had arrived in Ireland a few weeks ago when he was targeted in an assault at Parkhill Road in Tallaght on Saturday evening. The Gardai, as the police are known in Ireland, have started investigation in the case.</p><p>The ‘Irish Independent’ newspaper reported that the Fine Gael party Councillor for Tallaght South, Baby Pereppadan, met with the man on Monday and said he remains in “shock”.</p><p>“He couldn’t speak much because of the shock he was in, he only arrived in Ireland three weeks ago. He is not taking any visitors at the moment,” Pereppadan told the newspaper.</p>

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South Australia Police responded to reports received just before 9:30 pm and found Charanpreet Singh lying on the ground, severely injured. They arrested a 20-year-old man from Enfield on Sunday and charged him with assault causing harm. 

A 23-year-old Indian student was brutally attacked in central Adelaide, Australia, in a suspected racist attack and suffered brain trauma, multiple facial fractures, a broken nose, and serious eye injuries, reports 9News. The video of the suspected hate crime in Adelaide has gone viral on social media. The incident has shaken the Indian student community across Australia. As per reports, Charanpreet Singh and his wife had parked their car near Kintore Avenue in the heart of the city on Saturday, July 19, at approximately 9.22 pm local time, to see the light installations. According to police and witness reports, a vehicle pulled up beside them and five men emerged, some of them allegedly wielding metal knuckles or sharp objects, and demanded Singh move his car. Attackers wielding metal knuckles hurled racial abuses Without any provocation, the attackers reportedly started shouting racial abuses, saying “F*** off, Indian” to Singh before launching a violent assault. Singh was punched through his car window, stomped, and assaulted both with weapons and bare fists. “They just said ‘f*** off, Indian’, and after that they just started punching,” 9News quoted him as saying. “I tried to fight back, but they beat me until I was unconscious.” Singh was rushed to the Royal Adelaide Hospital, where doctors said he suffered brain trauma, multiple facial fractures, a broken nose, and serious eye injuries, necessitating overnight stay and surgical intervention. Cops arrest 20-year-old man, search for 4 others South Australia Police responded to reports received just before 9:30 pm and found Singh lying on the ground, severely injured. They arrested a 20-year-old man from Enfield on Sunday and charged him with assault causing harm. The suspect was later released on bail as authorities continue to search for the remaining four attackers. Police have retrieved CCTV footage from the busy precinct, which features well-lit streets and public cameras near cultural sites and the University of Adelaide. A video of the attack has also gone viral on social media. Singh spoke to 9News from his hospital bed and said, “Things like this, when they happen, it makes you feel like you should go back… You can change anything in your body, but you can’t change the colour.” South Australian Premier Peter Malinauskas strongly condemned the violence, calling it “deeply disturbing” and stressing that such racially motivated attacks have “no place in our state.” “Any time we see any evidence of any racial attack, it is completely unwelcome in our state and just not consistent with where the majority of our community are at,” the Premier said. Hate crime against Indian in Ireland An Indian man in his 40s was hospitalised following what has been dubbed “mindless, racist violence” in a suburb of the Irish capital of Dublin, with the Indian Ambassador to Ireland calling for the perpetrators to be brought to justice. According to local reports, the victim had arrived in Ireland a few weeks ago when he was targeted in an assault at Parkhill Road in Tallaght on Saturday evening. The Gardai, as the police are known in Ireland, have started investigation in the case. The ‘Irish Independent’ newspaper reported that the Fine Gael party Councillor for Tallaght South, Baby Pereppadan, met with the man on Monday and said he remains in “shock”. “He couldn’t speak much because of the shock he was in, he only arrived in Ireland three weeks ago. He is not taking any visitors at the moment,” Pereppadan told the newspaper.

<p>South Australia Police responded to reports received just before 9:30 pm and found Charanpreet Singh lying on the ground, severely injured. They arrested a 20-year-old man from Enfield on Sunday and charged him with assault causing harm.&nbsp;</p>

Indian student brutally assaulted in Adelaide, suffers brain trauma, eye injuries

<p>Russia on Wednesday (July 23) confirmed that it would participate in peace talks with Ukraine later, which are scheduled to be held in Istanbul. However, the Kremlin spokesperson said that they expect the meeting to be "very difficult".</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that the Russian delegation has left for Istanbul.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>"Indeed, our delegation has left for Istanbul, and talks are indeed scheduled for this evening... No one expects an easy road. It will be very difficult," Peskov said ahead of talks.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The officials from Russia and Ukraine are set to meet for a third round of peace talks in Istanbul on Wednesday. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has low expectations from the talks, as he said that the talks would likely focus on another round of prisoner swaps rather than on the ceasefire details.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Earlier on Monday, Zelensky said, "We need more momentum in the negotiations to end the war." At the same time, the Kremlin spokesman said that the "major diplomatic work" was still needed in order to negotiate a ceasefire.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>On Tuesday, the Kremlin stated that they are not expecting any “miraculous breakthroughs” in the upcoming talks with Ukraine. The talks, which will be held in Istanbul, followed by two earlier rounds, have made little progress on reaching a ceasefire agreement.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The announcement of a fresh round of negotiations also came in the wake of the latest barrage of attacks on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>“There is no reason to expect any breakthroughs in the category of miracles - it is hardly possible in the current situation,” spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters during a briefing on Tuesday.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>“We intend to pursue our interests, we intend to ensure our interests and fulfil the tasks that we set for ourselves from the very beginning,” he added.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Later, when asked if he could give an idea of how the Kremlin saw the likely time frame of a possible peace agreement, Peskov said he could give no guidance on timing.</p>

The officials from Russia and Ukraine are set to meet for a third round of peace talks in Istanbul. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has low expectations from the talks, as he said that the talks would likely focus on another round of prisoner swaps rather than on ceasefire

Russia on Wednesday (July 23) confirmed that it would participate in peace talks with Ukraine later, which are scheduled to be held in Istanbul. However, the Kremlin spokesperson said that they expect the meeting to be "very difficult". Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that the Russian delegation has left for Istanbul. "Indeed, our delegation has left for Istanbul, and talks are indeed scheduled for this evening... No one expects an easy road. It will be very difficult," Peskov said ahead of talks. The officials from Russia and Ukraine are set to meet for a third round of peace talks in Istanbul on Wednesday. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has low expectations from the talks, as he said that the talks would likely focus on another round of prisoner swaps rather than on the ceasefire details. Earlier on Monday, Zelensky said, "We need more momentum in the negotiations to end the war." At the same time, the Kremlin spokesman said that the "major diplomatic work" was still needed in order to negotiate a ceasefire. On Tuesday, the Kremlin stated that they are not expecting any “miraculous breakthroughs” in the upcoming talks with Ukraine. The talks, which will be held in Istanbul, followed by two earlier rounds, have made little progress on reaching a ceasefire agreement. The announcement of a fresh round of negotiations also came in the wake of the latest barrage of attacks on the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv. “There is no reason to expect any breakthroughs in the category of miracles - it is hardly possible in the current situation,” spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters during a briefing on Tuesday. “We intend to pursue our interests, we intend to ensure our interests and fulfil the tasks that we set for ourselves from the very beginning,” he added. Later, when asked if he could give an idea of how the Kremlin saw the likely time frame of a possible peace agreement, Peskov said he could give no guidance on timing.

<p>The officials from Russia and Ukraine are set to meet for a third round of peace talks in Istanbul. However, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has low expectations from the talks, as he said that the talks would likely focus on another round of prisoner swaps rather than on ceasefire</p>

Russia-Ukraine peace talks: Russian delegation on the way to Istanbul, Kremlin expects 'difficult talks' with Kyiv

<p>India has decided to restart issuing tourist visas to Chinese citizens from Thursday, July 24, said the Indian embassy in Beijing on Wednesday, after a long period of five years. India had suspended the issuance of tourist visas for Chinese nationals in 2020 amid the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic and after a deadly clash between troops of the two countries at Galwan along the disputed border.<br>Bilateral relations between the two countries had plunged to their lowest point since the 1962 war after the Galwan Valley clashes. However, following a series of diplomatic and military talks, the two sides withdrew their troops from several friction points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In October 2024, the two sides firmed up a disengagement pact for Depsang and Demchok, the last two friction points in eastern Ladakh, and days later, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks in Kazan and took a number of decisions to improve the ties.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The Indian embassy in China said in a statement that Chinese citizens can apply for a tourist visa to India after completing an online application, scheduling an appointment and submitting their passport and other required documents to the Indian Visa Appelication Centrs in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, in South China’s Guangdong Province.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

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<p>China’s Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said at a briefing on Wednesday that Beijing had noted India’s positive move to resume issuing tourist visas to Chinese nationals, adding that facilitating cross-border travel is in the common interest.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Guo added that China is willing to continue communication and consultation with India to improve the convenience in bilateral people-to-people exchanges.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Tensions escalated between the two countries after a military clash along their disputed border in 2020. India suspended all tourist visas and e-visas for Chinese nationals and imposed restrictions on Chinese investments, banned hundreds of popular Chinese apps and cut passenger routes.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>In May, Indian media reports said that the government was considering tighter visa curbs on Chinese citizens because of concerns that Beijing would start dumping goods in the country to get around US tariffs.</p><p>However, the two countries have been steadily working to improve relations in recent months. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is expected to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit in the Chinese city of Tianjin next month, which would be his first visit to the country since 2018.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The two sides have also agreed to restore direct flights while China has allowed Indian pilgrims to return to the Tibet autonomous region for the first time in the past five years.</p><p>Last month, the first group of Indian pilgrims crossed the Himalayas into Tibet to visit Mount Kailash and Lake Mansarovar, two sites that are sacred to many Hindus, Buddhists and other religions.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

India had paused visa services for Chinese nationals after tensions reached an all-time high over border standoff post the 2020 Galwan clashes. The Indian embassy in China took to social media platform Weibo to share the update and shared the process for visa application.

India has decided to restart issuing tourist visas to Chinese citizens from Thursday, July 24, said the Indian embassy in Beijing on Wednesday, after a long period of five years. India had suspended the issuance of tourist visas for Chinese nationals in 2020 amid the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic and after a deadly clash between troops of the two countries at Galwan along the disputed border. Bilateral relations between the two countries had plunged to their lowest point since the 1962 war after the Galwan Valley clashes. However, following a series of diplomatic and military talks, the two sides withdrew their troops from several friction points along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) in eastern Ladakh. In October 2024, the two sides firmed up a disengagement pact for Depsang and Demchok, the last two friction points in eastern Ladakh, and days later, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks in Kazan and took a number of decisions to improve the ties. The Indian embassy in China said in a statement that Chinese citizens can apply for a tourist visa to India after completing an online application, scheduling an appointment and submitting their passport and other required documents to the Indian Visa Appelication Centrs in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, in South China’s Guangdong Province.

<p>India had paused visa services for Chinese nationals after tensions reached an all-time high over border standoff post the 2020 Galwan clashes. The Indian embassy in China took to social media platform Weibo to share the update and shared the process for visa application.</p>

India to restart issuing tourist visas for Chinese citizens after 5-year hiatus

<p>The pilot of a Delta flight going at 96 km/hr had to push the brakes suddenly when, in a bizarre twist, an AeroMéxico plane flew over the first plane and landed right in front of it. The shocking incident at Benito Juarez International Airport is now under investigation. The two airlines have issued statements, saying passenger safety is their top priority. Delta Air Lines Boeing 737 jet was set to take off for Atlanta when it stopped on the runway after an AeroMéxico Embraer 190 regional jet landed right in front of it on the same runway. According to FlightRadar24, the two aircraft stood only about 200 feet apart from each other. CNN reported that the Delta plane with 144 passengers and six crew members on board left for Atlanta after three hours. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/black-woman-alleges-air-france-asked-her-to-change-seat-for-white-passenger-comfort-1753238229792"><strong>Woman alleges Air France asked her to change seat because white passenger didn't want to sit next to someone Black. 'If he doesn’t want to...'</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>An investigation has been launched into the strange incident to find out how this happened. It is a serious security issue, and if the brakes had not been applied on time, the Delta plane could have crashed into the AeroMéxico jet. Both airlines have said that they are cooperating with the probe and they worked to maintain passenger safety, according to ABC News. The air traffic control recordings from the unbelievable incident, as per ABC, have the Delta pilot reportedly saying, "We are holding on the runway.” Someone else then quips, "WOW, followed by "Unbelievable." Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/female-american-pilot-delta-caught-drunk-before-flight-during-random-alcohol-testing-1753236663963"><strong>Female American pilot caught boozed before flight during random alcohol testing in Stockholm</strong></a></p><h2><strong>What went wrong at the Mexico airport?</strong></h2><p>Steve Ganyard, an ABC News aviation contributor, explained what the confusion could have been in this case. He told the broadcaster that the Mexico City airport has parallel runways. "So we don't know if the controller told the Aeromexico aircraft to land on the left-hand and not the right-hand runway where the Delta jet was," he said. Another reason could be that "the tower controller didn't understand that they had cleared the Aeromexico aircraft to land while simultaneously clearing the Delta jet to take off." The FAA has not commented on the matter.<br>&nbsp;</p>

Near-collision at Mexico airport: A plane landed right in front of another that was about to take off from the same runway at Benito Juarez International Airport in Mexico. Delta and AeroMéxico say the incident is being investigated. A confusion at air traffic control could have led to it.

The pilot of a Delta flight going at 96 km/hr had to push the brakes suddenly when, in a bizarre twist, an AeroMéxico plane flew over the first plane and landed right in front of it. The shocking incident at Benito Juarez International Airport is now under investigation. The two airlines have issued statements, saying passenger safety is their top priority. Delta Air Lines Boeing 737 jet was set to take off for Atlanta when it stopped on the runway after an AeroMéxico Embraer 190 regional jet landed right in front of it on the same runway. According to FlightRadar24, the two aircraft stood only about 200 feet apart from each other. CNN reported that the Delta plane with 144 passengers and six crew members on board left for Atlanta after three hours. Also Read: Woman alleges Air France asked her to change seat because white passenger didn't want to sit next to someone Black. 'If he doesn’t want to...' An investigation has been launched into the strange incident to find out how this happened. It is a serious security issue, and if the brakes had not been applied on time, the Delta plane could have crashed into the AeroMéxico jet. Both airlines have said that they are cooperating with the probe and they worked to maintain passenger safety, according to ABC News. The air traffic control recordings from the unbelievable incident, as per ABC, have the Delta pilot reportedly saying, "We are holding on the runway.” Someone else then quips, "WOW, followed by "Unbelievable." Also Read: Female American pilot caught boozed before flight during random alcohol testing in Stockholm What went wrong at the Mexico airport? Steve Ganyard, an ABC News aviation contributor, explained what the confusion could have been in this case. He told the broadcaster that the Mexico City airport has parallel runways. "So we don't know if the controller told the Aeromexico aircraft to land on the left-hand and not the right-hand runway where the Delta jet was," he said. Another reason could be that "the tower controller didn't understand that they had cleared the Aeromexico aircraft to land while simultaneously clearing the Delta jet to take off." The FAA has not commented on the matter.

<p>Near-collision at Mexico airport: A plane landed right in front of another that was about to take off from the same runway at Benito Juarez International Airport in Mexico. Delta and AeroMéxico say the incident is being investigated. A confusion at air traffic control could have led to it.</p>

'UNBELIEVABLE': AeroMéxico plane lands right in front of Delta flight about to take off from same runway

<p>A lemon tree thief is the talk of the town in Brisbane. Someone stopped by a woman's front yard at around 4 in the morning, and uprooted an entire tree and drove off with it. The woman who lost the tree is now searching for the culprit, the woman who carried out the strange heist. The CCTV camera installed outside her house captured the entire incident. She posted several videos of the robbery on Instagram detailing what went down outside her house when it was still dark. Ineke McMahon, executive recruiter and career strategist, did not notice the tree was missing in the morning. She was leaving to drop her kid off at school on Friday morning and missed it at the time. After returning from school, Ineke was shocked to see that her lemon tree was missing. She then noticed a trail of dirt leading up the street. The rest was revealed by the CCTV footage. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/lisa-flaherty-joseph-grogan-marriage-ireland-village-screggan-scandal-gold-digger-1753179622492"><strong>Irish scandal: Teen love culminates in old age wedding. Man dies a day later, leaving Rs 54 crore to the woman</strong></a></p><p>Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/ashley-madison-india-data-extramarital-affair-cheating-delhi-mumbai-kanchipuram-1753248635305"><strong>Ashley Madison reveals EXTRA-MARITAL AFFAIR capital of India; Delhi covers most bases, and Mumbai...</strong></a></p><h2><strong>Lemon tree caught on camera</strong></h2><p>The videos solved the mystery of what had happened to the lemon tree. The footage shows a white sedan driving past her home at 4:10 am. The car then turns around and stops near the door of one of Ineke's neighbours. A woman gets down from the vehicle (not visible on the camera), and enters the frame. She pulls on the lemon tree hard, removing it entirely from the ground and dashes away with it in the car. Ineke is heartbroken to have lost the lemon tree. She told Nine News that she had planted it around five months ago. The tree had started to bear fruit. Ineke added she wanted everyone in the neighbourhood to enjoy the fruits of the tree, especially to prepare gin and tonic. However, that dream has now been thwarted by the lemon tree thief.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>Lemon tree for gin and tonic</strong></h2><p>Ineke is trying to hunt down the thief and has posted footage of the incident on social media. The videos don't show the face of the culprit clearly. However, she thinks it is no one from around the neighbourhood and is likely a random person scouting for things to steal. When asked if she plans to replant the lemon tree, Ineke said she doesn't think she would.&nbsp;</p>

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Brisbane lemon tree theft has become a viral topic on the internet. The woman had planted it so that everyone in the neighbourhood could enjoy gin and tonic with the lemons. She shared CCTV footage on Instagram with some great music, making it hilarious. 

A lemon tree thief is the talk of the town in Brisbane. Someone stopped by a woman's front yard at around 4 in the morning, and uprooted an entire tree and drove off with it. The woman who lost the tree is now searching for the culprit, the woman who carried out the strange heist. The CCTV camera installed outside her house captured the entire incident. She posted several videos of the robbery on Instagram detailing what went down outside her house when it was still dark. Ineke McMahon, executive recruiter and career strategist, did not notice the tree was missing in the morning. She was leaving to drop her kid off at school on Friday morning and missed it at the time. After returning from school, Ineke was shocked to see that her lemon tree was missing. She then noticed a trail of dirt leading up the street. The rest was revealed by the CCTV footage. Also Read: Irish scandal: Teen love culminates in old age wedding. Man dies a day later, leaving Rs 54 crore to the woman Also Read: Ashley Madison reveals EXTRA-MARITAL AFFAIR capital of India; Delhi covers most bases, and Mumbai... Lemon tree caught on camera The videos solved the mystery of what had happened to the lemon tree. The footage shows a white sedan driving past her home at 4:10 am. The car then turns around and stops near the door of one of Ineke's neighbours. A woman gets down from the vehicle (not visible on the camera), and enters the frame. She pulls on the lemon tree hard, removing it entirely from the ground and dashes away with it in the car. Ineke is heartbroken to have lost the lemon tree. She told Nine News that she had planted it around five months ago. The tree had started to bear fruit. Ineke added she wanted everyone in the neighbourhood to enjoy the fruits of the tree, especially to prepare gin and tonic. However, that dream has now been thwarted by the lemon tree thief. Lemon tree for gin and tonic Ineke is trying to hunt down the thief and has posted footage of the incident on social media. The videos don't show the face of the culprit clearly. However, she thinks it is no one from around the neighbourhood and is likely a random person scouting for things to steal. When asked if she plans to replant the lemon tree, Ineke said she doesn't think she would.

<p>Brisbane lemon tree theft has become a viral topic on the internet. The woman had planted it so that everyone in the neighbourhood could enjoy gin and tonic with the lemons. She shared CCTV footage on Instagram with some great music, making it hilarious.&nbsp;</p>

Brisbane woman on the hunt for thief who stole her gin and tonic lemon tree

<p>Bombshell archival photos from the early 1990s released on Tuesday (Jul 22) have once again brought to the fore the alleged ties between US President Donald Trump and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The photos made public by CNN's KFile service show the disgraced financier Epstein at Trump's 1993 wedding to Marla Maples. The revelation comes amid uproar over the Epstein files and as Trump attempts to distance himself from the child sex offender. While Trump has yet to formally address the bombshell photos on Truth Social (per his usual fashion) or elsewhere, in a brief call with the news organisation as per the report, all he had to say was, "Are you kidding me?" &nbsp;His team, however, has quite a bit to say.</p><h2><strong>How did Trump respond to photo proof of his old ties with Epstein?</strong></h2><p>Trump, a prominent figure in 1993 and now, had no dearth of big names at any of his three weddings. The ceremony for his second marriage to Marla Maples was held at Manhattan's iconic Plaza Hotel and was attended by a ton of celebrity guests. However, until now, Epstein's attendance hadn't been widely documented or publicly known.</p><p>As per the CNN report, the new organisation contacted Trump about the photos, and all the US President had to say was, "You've got to be kidding me," and called the outlet “fake news” before hanging up. Meanwhile, later, in a statement, White House spokesperson Steven Cheung offered a more formal rebuttal, calling the images "nothing more than out-of-context frame grabs of innocuous videos and pictures of widely attended events". He insisted that the pictures were being used "to disgustingly infer something nefarious". He insisted that “the fact is that the president kicked him out of his club for being a creep. This is nothing more than a continuation of the fake news stories concocted by the Democrats and the liberal media.”</p><p>Reports suggest that Trump and Epstein's relationship stretches back to at least the 1980s, according to multiple reports. They were often spotted together at events in both Palm Beach and New York. In 2002, Trump even offered a quote to New York Magazine, describing Epstein as a "terrific guy" who "likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side." However, no criminal accusations have been levelled against Trump in connection with Epstein.</p>

While Trump has yet to formally address the bombshell photos on Truth Social (per his usual fashion) or elsewhere, in a brief call with the news organisation as per the report, all he had to say was, "Are you kidding me?"  His team, however, has quite a bit to say. All you need to know.

Bombshell archival photos from the early 1990s released on Tuesday (Jul 22) have once again brought to the fore the alleged ties between US President Donald Trump and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The photos made public by CNN's KFile service show the disgraced financier Epstein at Trump's 1993 wedding to Marla Maples. The revelation comes amid uproar over the Epstein files and as Trump attempts to distance himself from the child sex offender. While Trump has yet to formally address the bombshell photos on Truth Social (per his usual fashion) or elsewhere, in a brief call with the news organisation as per the report, all he had to say was, "Are you kidding me?" His team, however, has quite a bit to say. How did Trump respond to photo proof of his old ties with Epstein? Trump, a prominent figure in 1993 and now, had no dearth of big names at any of his three weddings. The ceremony for his second marriage to Marla Maples was held at Manhattan's iconic Plaza Hotel and was attended by a ton of celebrity guests. However, until now, Epstein's attendance hadn't been widely documented or publicly known. As per the CNN report, the new organisation contacted Trump about the photos, and all the US President had to say was, "You've got to be kidding me," and called the outlet “fake news” before hanging up. Meanwhile, later, in a statement, White House spokesperson Steven Cheung offered a more formal rebuttal, calling the images "nothing more than out-of-context frame grabs of innocuous videos and pictures of widely attended events". He insisted that the pictures were being used "to disgustingly infer something nefarious". He insisted that “the fact is that the president kicked him out of his club for being a creep. This is nothing more than a continuation of the fake news stories concocted by the Democrats and the liberal media.” Reports suggest that Trump and Epstein's relationship stretches back to at least the 1980s, according to multiple reports. They were often spotted together at events in both Palm Beach and New York. In 2002, Trump even offered a quote to New York Magazine, describing Epstein as a "terrific guy" who "likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side." However, no criminal accusations have been levelled against Trump in connection with Epstein.

<p>While Trump has yet to formally address the bombshell photos on Truth Social (per his usual fashion) or elsewhere, in a brief call with the news organisation as per the report, all he had to say was, "Are you kidding me?" &nbsp;His team, however, has quite a bit to say. All you need to know.</p>

'Are you kidding me?': New photos suggest Epstein-Trump ties go back decades — Here's how he responded

<p>United States President Donald Trump on Tuesday (July 22) called Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard the 'hottest', while speaking at a reception with Republican lawmakers at the White House. Trump's statement came a day after Gabbard sent a criminal referral to the Department of Justice (DOJ), alleging that the Obama administration engaged in a “treasonous conspiracy” to undermine Donald Trump’s 2016 election win.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>"She’s like, hotter than everybody. She’s the hottest one in the room right now," Trump said. Turning to House Speaker Mike Johnson, Trump added, "Speaker, she’s hotter than you right now, speaker. She’s the hottest person in the room right now, speaker." The US president also mentioned Gabbar's criminal referral to DOJ during his speech, saying “[Gabbard] found out that Barack Hussein Obama led a group of people and they cheated in the elections and they cheated without question. She has all the documents, she has everything that you need. You’ve found things that nobody thought we’d ever find. Very happy and very honoured to have you with us. We’re very proud of you, Tulsi.”</p><h2>Gabbard sends criminal referral to DOJ</h2><p>Tulsi Gabbard, in a post on X, alleged that the Obama administration engaged in a “treasonous conspiracy” to undermine Donald Trump’s 2016 election win. Gabbard's notice accused Obama and his top intelligence team — including former DNI James Clapper, CIA Director John Brennan, and FBI Director James Comey — of orchestrating a “treasonous conspiracy.” In a post on X, Gabbard said that the goal of the above-mentioned people was to "usurp President Trump and subvert the will of the American people." She added, “No matter how powerful, every person involved in this conspiracy must be investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The integrity of our democratic republic depends on it.”</p>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Their goal was to usurp President Trump and subvert the will of the American people.<br><br>No matter how powerful, every person involved in this conspiracy must be investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The integrity of our democratic republic depends on it.<br><br>We… <a href="https://t.co/KJ7qrmMv0k">pic.twitter.com/KJ7qrmMv0k</a></p>&mdash; DNI Tulsi Gabbard (@DNIGabbard) <a href="https://twitter.com/DNIGabbard/status/1946293600976785453?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 18, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

A day after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard sent criminal referral against Barack Obama to DOJ,  United States President Donald Trump called her the 'hottest', while speaking at a reception with Republican lawmakers at the White House. 

United States President Donald Trump on Tuesday (July 22) called Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard the 'hottest', while speaking at a reception with Republican lawmakers at the White House. Trump's statement came a day after Gabbard sent a criminal referral to the Department of Justice (DOJ), alleging that the Obama administration engaged in a “treasonous conspiracy” to undermine Donald Trump’s 2016 election win. "She’s like, hotter than everybody. She’s the hottest one in the room right now," Trump said. Turning to House Speaker Mike Johnson, Trump added, "Speaker, she’s hotter than you right now, speaker. She’s the hottest person in the room right now, speaker." The US president also mentioned Gabbar's criminal referral to DOJ during his speech, saying “[Gabbard] found out that Barack Hussein Obama led a group of people and they cheated in the elections and they cheated without question. She has all the documents, she has everything that you need. You’ve found things that nobody thought we’d ever find. Very happy and very honoured to have you with us. We’re very proud of you, Tulsi.” Gabbard sends criminal referral to DOJ Tulsi Gabbard, in a post on X, alleged that the Obama administration engaged in a “treasonous conspiracy” to undermine Donald Trump’s 2016 election win. Gabbard's notice accused Obama and his top intelligence team — including former DNI James Clapper, CIA Director John Brennan, and FBI Director James Comey — of orchestrating a “treasonous conspiracy.” In a post on X, Gabbard said that the goal of the above-mentioned people was to "usurp President Trump and subvert the will of the American people." She added, “No matter how powerful, every person involved in this conspiracy must be investigated and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. The integrity of our democratic republic depends on it.”

<p>A day after Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard sent criminal referral against Barack Obama to DOJ, &nbsp;United States President Donald Trump called her the 'hottest', while speaking at a reception with Republican lawmakers at the White House.&nbsp;</p>

Trump names the 'hottest' person in his administration - His answer has Obama connect: Here's who she is

<p>In what can be only described as a bombshell revelation, photos of sex offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein attending US President Donald Trump's 1993 wedding to Marla Maples have come to light. The photos have been made public by CNN's KFile service. The ceremony at Manhattan's iconic Plaza Hotel had no shortage of celebrity guests — but until now, Epstein's attendance hadn’t been widely documented or publicly known. Amid recent uproar over the Epstein files and Trump's attempt to distance himself from the child sex offender, these photos present proof that Trump and Epstein were associated once. &nbsp;</p><h2><strong>The Trump-Epstein conundrum</strong></h2><p>Apart from confirming Epstein's presence at Trump's second wedding in 1993, CNN has also published archival footage from a 1999 Victoria’s Secret fashion show in New York, where Trump and Epstein were filmed chatting and laughing before the runway event began. The tape, reviewed by CNN's KFile as part of a broader dig through Trump's appearances in 90s-era footage, adds to the archive of visual evidence showing the two men as more than casual acquaintances.</p><p>The material predates Epstein's first known legal troubles — which began with child sex abuse allegations in 2005 — but its rediscovery comes at a time of renewed scrutiny. The US Department of Justice in recent days has faced mounting pressure over its failure to release long-promised files tied to Epstein and his alleged co-conspirators. Ironically, some of the loudest outrage is coming from Trump's own MAGA base.</p><p>Reports suggest that Trump and Epstein's relationship stretches back to at least the 1980s, according to multiple reports. They were often spotted together at events in both Palm Beach and New York. In 2002, Trump even offered a quote to New York Magazine describing Epstein as a "terrific guy" who "likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side." However, no criminal accusations have been levelled against Trump in connection with Epstein.</p><h2><strong>What did Trump say about the photos?</strong></h2><p>As per the CNN report, the new organisation contacted Trump about the photos, and all the US President had to say was, "You've got to be kidding me," and called the outlet "fake news," before hanging up. Meanwhile, later, in a statement, White House spokesperson, Steven Cheung, offered a more formal rebuttal, calling the images "nothing more than out-of-context frame grabs of innocuous videos and pictures of widely attended events". He insisted that the pictures were being used "to disgustingly infer something nefarious". He insisted that “The fact is that the President kicked him out of his club for being a creep. This is nothing more than a continuation of the fake news stories concocted by the Democrats and the liberal media.”</p><p><br>&nbsp;</p>

Apart from confirming Epstein's presence at Trump's second wedding in 1993, CNN has also published archival footage from a 1999 Victoria’s Secret fashion show in New York, where Trump and Epstein were filmed chatting and laughing before the runway event began.

In what can be only described as a bombshell revelation, photos of sex offender and disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein attending US President Donald Trump's 1993 wedding to Marla Maples have come to light. The photos have been made public by CNN's KFile service. The ceremony at Manhattan's iconic Plaza Hotel had no shortage of celebrity guests — but until now, Epstein's attendance hadn’t been widely documented or publicly known. Amid recent uproar over the Epstein files and Trump's attempt to distance himself from the child sex offender, these photos present proof that Trump and Epstein were associated once. The Trump-Epstein conundrum Apart from confirming Epstein's presence at Trump's second wedding in 1993, CNN has also published archival footage from a 1999 Victoria’s Secret fashion show in New York, where Trump and Epstein were filmed chatting and laughing before the runway event began. The tape, reviewed by CNN's KFile as part of a broader dig through Trump's appearances in 90s-era footage, adds to the archive of visual evidence showing the two men as more than casual acquaintances. The material predates Epstein's first known legal troubles — which began with child sex abuse allegations in 2005 — but its rediscovery comes at a time of renewed scrutiny. The US Department of Justice in recent days has faced mounting pressure over its failure to release long-promised files tied to Epstein and his alleged co-conspirators. Ironically, some of the loudest outrage is coming from Trump's own MAGA base. Reports suggest that Trump and Epstein's relationship stretches back to at least the 1980s, according to multiple reports. They were often spotted together at events in both Palm Beach and New York. In 2002, Trump even offered a quote to New York Magazine describing Epstein as a "terrific guy" who "likes beautiful women as much as I do, and many of them are on the younger side." However, no criminal accusations have been levelled against Trump in connection with Epstein. What did Trump say about the photos? As per the CNN report, the new organisation contacted Trump about the photos, and all the US President had to say was, "You've got to be kidding me," and called the outlet "fake news," before hanging up. Meanwhile, later, in a statement, White House spokesperson, Steven Cheung, offered a more formal rebuttal, calling the images "nothing more than out-of-context frame grabs of innocuous videos and pictures of widely attended events". He insisted that the pictures were being used "to disgustingly infer something nefarious". He insisted that “The fact is that the President kicked him out of his club for being a creep. This is nothing more than a continuation of the fake news stories concocted by the Democrats and the liberal media.”

<p>Apart from confirming Epstein's presence at Trump's second wedding in 1993, CNN has also published archival footage from a 1999 Victoria’s Secret fashion show in New York, where Trump and Epstein were filmed chatting and laughing before the runway event began.</p>

Did Epstein attend Trump’s 1993 wedding? After birthday letter row, new photos suggest their ties go back years

<p>A mid-air fight broke out on an Air Asia flight that took off from Kuala Lumpur heading to China late Monday when a male passenger reportedly requested three women sitting near him to remain quiet after the cabin lights were dimmed. The trio refused and began talking loudly, which inflicted frustration on the male passenger, who said, “Shut up. Are you stupid? I want to sleep.”</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The incident was posted on the social media platform, which was captured by a fellow passenger. The shocking video shows a woman dressed in green leaning forward on the seat and striking the man repeatedly. However, the man tried to hide under his tray table to avoid being hit, according to a video posted by Viral Press.</p><h3>Investigation launched</h3><p>Meanwhile, the flight crew came in to separate those involved in the altercation. “We were sitting behind the row of women and listened to the quarrel,” said a woman who filmed the incident.</p><p>“They were chatting too loudly while the lights were turned off, and the man in front asked them to be silent because he wanted to sleep. His tone was quite aggressive," she added.</p><p>However, it was not clear if anyone was apprehended immediately after the flight landed in Sichuan.</p><p>Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/air-india-hong-kong-to-delhi-flight-catches-fire-shortly-after-landing-plane-grounded-for-investigation-1753190344198">Air India Hong Kong to Delhi flight catches fire shortly after landing; plane grounded for investigation</a></p>

<p>Authorities at the Airport Public Security Bureau of the Sichuan Provincial Public Security Department have now launched a probe, the Daily Mail reported. The development unfolded after a passenger wearing a “too busy doing nothing” top was dragged off the jet after following the demand of an aisle seat for his big frame.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The passenger reportedly complained that there was not enough space in his window seat on the Thai Lion Air flight taking off from Bangkok.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

The incident took place after three women sitting near a man began talking loudly while the cabin lights were dimmed. Later, the man requested them to remain quiet, but the trio refused to remain silent.

A mid-air fight broke out on an Air Asia flight that took off from Kuala Lumpur heading to China late Monday when a male passenger reportedly requested three women sitting near him to remain quiet after the cabin lights were dimmed. The trio refused and began talking loudly, which inflicted frustration on the male passenger, who said, “Shut up. Are you stupid? I want to sleep.” The incident was posted on the social media platform, which was captured by a fellow passenger. The shocking video shows a woman dressed in green leaning forward on the seat and striking the man repeatedly. However, the man tried to hide under his tray table to avoid being hit, according to a video posted by Viral Press. Investigation launched Meanwhile, the flight crew came in to separate those involved in the altercation. “We were sitting behind the row of women and listened to the quarrel,” said a woman who filmed the incident. “They were chatting too loudly while the lights were turned off, and the man in front asked them to be silent because he wanted to sleep. His tone was quite aggressive," she added. However, it was not clear if anyone was apprehended immediately after the flight landed in Sichuan. Also read: Air India Hong Kong to Delhi flight catches fire shortly after landing; plane grounded for investigation

<p>The incident took place after three women sitting near a man began talking loudly while the cabin lights were dimmed. Later, the man requested them to remain quiet, but the trio refused to remain silent.</p>

'Shut up, are you stupid?: Mid air brawl erupts on Air Asia flight en route to China from Kuala Lumpur

<p>A porn actor who killed a couple, decapitated them and packed their body parts in suitcases before dumping them at a popular site in London has been caught on camera dancing naked after committing the crime. Yostin Andres Mosquera, a Colombian national, was convicted on Tuesday of murdering Paul Longworth and his partner, Albert Alfonso, in their apartment last year. The murders became national headlines. Mosquera was involved in a sexual relationship with one of the men. The video shows Mosquera covered in blood, dancing naked and accessing the bank details on their computer. It also clearly shows him battering Longworth with a hammer and taunting Alfonso while repeatedly stabbing him. “Do you like it?” Mosquera says to Alfonso, after killing Longworth with a hammer and hiding his body under bed covers. He dismembered the two men, put their body parts in two suitcases and their heads in a freezer. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/porn-actor-kills-gay-couple-stuffs-body-parts-in-suitcases-freezes-the-rest-9022532"><strong>Porn actor killed gay couple, stuffed body parts in suitcases, froze the rest: Report</strong></a></p><h2><strong>Mosquera stuffed their body parts in suitcases, heads in a freezer</strong></h2><p>Albert Alfonso, 62, and Paul Longworth, 71, were murdered by Mosquera on July 8, 2024. Mosquera is a Colombian national and a "pornographic performer" who was reportedly paid to have sex with Alfonso. He visited the couple often at their west London apartment. But he had his eyes on their money and property, and prosecutors say that his computer search history showed that he had looked for the freezer on Facebook Marketplace. One day, he murdered both of them and dismembered their bodies. A video camera set up to record the sex session captured everything. He then took the two suitcases and left them in two different places. A witness reported to the police that a man with a suitcase was acting suspiciously on the Clifton Suspension Bridge. When the officers reached the bridge, Mosquera had already left. They took the suitcase and found another one nearby. He was arrested in Bristol two days later. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/ashley-madison-india-data-extramarital-affair-cheating-delhi-mumbai-kanchipuram-1753248635305"><strong>Ashley Madison reveals EXTRA-MARITAL AFFAIR capital of India; Delhi covers most bases, and Mumbai...</strong></a><br>&nbsp;</p><p>After looking at the video, Detective Chief Inspector Ollie Stride said Tuesday, "This is probably one of the most traumatic, harrowing murder investigations." The lead investigator said, "The team [has] consumed hundreds of hours of footage, including some of the utmost disturbing and graphic nature." He added that it would be hard to erase the footage from their memory for a long time. Mosquera admitted killing Alfonso in the trial, but said that it was manslaughter by reason of loss of control. He was found guilty of murder at Woolwich Crown Court in southeast London after the jury watched the disturbing video multiple times. He will be sentenced on October 24.<br>&nbsp;</p>

A chilling video showing a porn actor dancing naked after killing two men in their London apartment is giving the internet goosebumps. Yostin Andres Mosquera had sexual relations with one of the victims. He hammered one, stabbed the other, and dismembered them.

A porn actor who killed a couple, decapitated them and packed their body parts in suitcases before dumping them at a popular site in London has been caught on camera dancing naked after committing the crime. Yostin Andres Mosquera, a Colombian national, was convicted on Tuesday of murdering Paul Longworth and his partner, Albert Alfonso, in their apartment last year. The murders became national headlines. Mosquera was involved in a sexual relationship with one of the men. The video shows Mosquera covered in blood, dancing naked and accessing the bank details on their computer. It also clearly shows him battering Longworth with a hammer and taunting Alfonso while repeatedly stabbing him. “Do you like it?” Mosquera says to Alfonso, after killing Longworth with a hammer and hiding his body under bed covers. He dismembered the two men, put their body parts in two suitcases and their heads in a freezer. Also Read: Porn actor killed gay couple, stuffed body parts in suitcases, froze the rest: Report Mosquera stuffed their body parts in suitcases, heads in a freezer Albert Alfonso, 62, and Paul Longworth, 71, were murdered by Mosquera on July 8, 2024. Mosquera is a Colombian national and a "pornographic performer" who was reportedly paid to have sex with Alfonso. He visited the couple often at their west London apartment. But he had his eyes on their money and property, and prosecutors say that his computer search history showed that he had looked for the freezer on Facebook Marketplace. One day, he murdered both of them and dismembered their bodies. A video camera set up to record the sex session captured everything. He then took the two suitcases and left them in two different places. A witness reported to the police that a man with a suitcase was acting suspiciously on the Clifton Suspension Bridge. When the officers reached the bridge, Mosquera had already left. They took the suitcase and found another one nearby. He was arrested in Bristol two days later. Also Read: Ashley Madison reveals EXTRA-MARITAL AFFAIR capital of India; Delhi covers most bases, and Mumbai... After looking at the video, Detective Chief Inspector Ollie Stride said Tuesday, "This is probably one of the most traumatic, harrowing murder investigations." The lead investigator said, "The team [has] consumed hundreds of hours of footage, including some of the utmost disturbing and graphic nature." He added that it would be hard to erase the footage from their memory for a long time. Mosquera admitted killing Alfonso in the trial, but said that it was manslaughter by reason of loss of control. He was found guilty of murder at Woolwich Crown Court in southeast London after the jury watched the disturbing video multiple times. He will be sentenced on October 24.

<p>A chilling video showing a porn actor dancing naked after killing two men in their London apartment is giving the internet goosebumps. Yostin Andres Mosquera had sexual relations with one of the victims. He hammered one, stabbed the other, and dismembered them.</p>

Jury sees chilling video showing porn actor dancing naked after killing and dismembering couple

<p>The United States government under President Donald Trump has kept immigrants detained in as many as three detention centres in Florida in shocking conditions, a report published by Human Rights Watch revealed. The report named 'You Feel Like Your Life is Over': Abusive Practices at Three Florida Immigration Detention Centres Since January 2025,' dated July 21, alleged in its 92-page report that detainees at Krome North Service Processing Center (Krome), Broward Transitional Center (BTC), and the Federal Detention Center (FDC) in Miami have been kept in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions that are sometimes life-threatening. The report also quoted the experiences of 17 immigrants at the three detention facilities since January 20 this year.</p><h2>What the report alleged?</h2><ol><li>Katie Blankenship, immigration attorney and co-founder of Sanctuary of the South said that the rapid, chaotic, and cruel approach to arresting and locking people up is "literally deadly and causing a human rights crisis that will plague this state and the entire country for years to come.”</li></ol><p>2. A detainee described officers beating detainees: “They jumped on them, tied them up, and dragged them out.” Another detainee said she was punished for seeking mental health support: “If you ask for help, they isolate you [in solitary confinement]. If you cry, they might take you [to solitary confinement] for two weeks. So people stay silent.”</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>3. Harpinder Chauhan, a British entrepreneur who had been detained by ICE at a regular immigration appointment, said that detainees at FDC were forced to eat while shackled with their hands behind their backs. “We had to bend over and eat off the chairs with our mouths, like dogs,” said Chauhan.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>4. Women detained at Krome for processing reported being held in rooms with exposed toilets visible to male detainees in adjacent cells. “If the men stood on a chair, they could see right into our room and the toilet,” said a woman from Argentina. “We begged to be allowed to shower, but they said it wasn’t possible because it was a male-only facility.”</p>

The United States government under President Donald Trump has kept immigrants detained in as many as three detention centres in Florida in shocking conditions, a report published by Human Rights Watch revealed

The United States government under President Donald Trump has kept immigrants detained in as many as three detention centres in Florida in shocking conditions, a report published by Human Rights Watch revealed. The report named 'You Feel Like Your Life is Over': Abusive Practices at Three Florida Immigration Detention Centres Since January 2025,' dated July 21, alleged in its 92-page report that detainees at Krome North Service Processing Center (Krome), Broward Transitional Center (BTC), and the Federal Detention Center (FDC) in Miami have been kept in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions that are sometimes life-threatening. The report also quoted the experiences of 17 immigrants at the three detention facilities since January 20 this year. What the report alleged? Katie Blankenship, immigration attorney and co-founder of Sanctuary of the South said that the rapid, chaotic, and cruel approach to arresting and locking people up is "literally deadly and causing a human rights crisis that will plague this state and the entire country for years to come.” 2. A detainee described officers beating detainees: “They jumped on them, tied them up, and dragged them out.” Another detainee said she was punished for seeking mental health support: “If you ask for help, they isolate you [in solitary confinement]. If you cry, they might take you [to solitary confinement] for two weeks. So people stay silent.” 3. Harpinder Chauhan, a British entrepreneur who had been detained by ICE at a regular immigration appointment, said that detainees at FDC were forced to eat while shackled with their hands behind their backs. “We had to bend over and eat off the chairs with our mouths, like dogs,” said Chauhan. 4. Women detained at Krome for processing reported being held in rooms with exposed toilets visible to male detainees in adjacent cells. “If the men stood on a chair, they could see right into our room and the toilet,” said a woman from Argentina. “We begged to be allowed to shower, but they said it wasn’t possible because it was a male-only facility.”

<p>The United States government under President Donald Trump has kept immigrants detained in as many as three detention centres in Florida in shocking conditions, a report published by Human Rights Watch revealed</p>

'Tied in shackles, eat like dogs, single toilet': Detainees reveal SHOCKING picture of US detention centres

<p>Distraught families of Air India AI-171 crash victims, in some cases, were sent the wrong remains, suggest reports. The shocking news has come from the United Kingdom, where families of the plane crash victims have reported receiving the mortal remains of unknown passengers instead of their loved ones. As per reports, relatives of one victim were forced to abandon their funeral plans after being informed that the coffin contained the body of an unknown passenger. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to address the issue with his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, during his state visit to the UK next week.</p><h2><strong>Commingled remains</strong></h2><p>As per a Mirror UK report, the family of one victim discovered that the coffin contained the body of an unknown passenger and not their family member. In another case, the “commingled” remains of more than one person were mistakenly placed in the same casket. The remains had to be sorted before the last rites could be undertaken last weekend.</p><p>Reports suggest that 52 of the 261 passengers on the Air India AI-171 flight from Ahmedabad to London, which crashed on 12 June 2025, were British citizens. Of these, already two instances of mistaken remains have come to light. Families of the victims have been taken aback by the alarming reports of mistaken identity and have been left fearful that they too could face such errors.</p><h2><strong>How was the error identified?</strong></h2><p>This error came to light when Dr Fiona Wilcox, an Inner West London coroner, sought to match the DNA of the victim with the samples provided by their families.</p><p>Speaking to the press, aviation lawyer James Healy-Pratt said that families of the victims were left "distraught" over the mistake. He said that “I've been sitting down in the homes of these lovely British families over the last month, and the first thing they want is their loved ones back... But some of them have got the wrong remains, and they are clearly distraught over this. It has been going on for a couple of weeks, and I think these families deserve an explanation.”&nbsp;</p>

Reports suggest that the family of one victim discovered that the coffin contained the body of an unknown passenger and not their family member. In another case, the “commingled” remains of more than one person were mistakenly placed in the same casket. 

Distraught families of Air India AI-171 crash victims, in some cases, were sent the wrong remains, suggest reports. The shocking news has come from the United Kingdom, where families of the plane crash victims have reported receiving the mortal remains of unknown passengers instead of their loved ones. As per reports, relatives of one victim were forced to abandon their funeral plans after being informed that the coffin contained the body of an unknown passenger. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to address the issue with his Indian counterpart, Narendra Modi, during his state visit to the UK next week. Commingled remains As per a Mirror UK report, the family of one victim discovered that the coffin contained the body of an unknown passenger and not their family member. In another case, the “commingled” remains of more than one person were mistakenly placed in the same casket. The remains had to be sorted before the last rites could be undertaken last weekend. Reports suggest that 52 of the 261 passengers on the Air India AI-171 flight from Ahmedabad to London, which crashed on 12 June 2025, were British citizens. Of these, already two instances of mistaken remains have come to light. Families of the victims have been taken aback by the alarming reports of mistaken identity and have been left fearful that they too could face such errors. How was the error identified? This error came to light when Dr Fiona Wilcox, an Inner West London coroner, sought to match the DNA of the victim with the samples provided by their families. Speaking to the press, aviation lawyer James Healy-Pratt said that families of the victims were left "distraught" over the mistake. He said that “I've been sitting down in the homes of these lovely British families over the last month, and the first thing they want is their loved ones back... But some of them have got the wrong remains, and they are clearly distraught over this. It has been going on for a couple of weeks, and I think these families deserve an explanation.”

<p>Reports suggest that the family of one victim discovered that the coffin contained the body of an unknown passenger and not their family member. In another case, the “commingled” remains of more than one person were mistakenly placed in the same casket.&nbsp;</p>

Air India AI-171 crash: Wrong bodies sent to grieving families, DNA tests reveal shocking error

<p>Attempts to rake Kashmir at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) on Monday, under the chairmanship of Pakistan's foreign minister Ishaq Dar, fell flat. The effort met with little traction, as only Türkiye mentioned Kashmir, while major powers and permanent members of the council – the United States, China, Russia, France, and the United Kingdom – refrained from directly referring to it.</p><p>Pakistan is a non-permanent member of the UNSC for a 2-year term, ending in December of next year, and for the current month is the chair of the council. Under its chairmanship, it is holding two open debates, one of which took place on Monday under the theme “Promoting International Peace and Security through Multilateralism and the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes.” Pakistan is expected to hold another open debate this week.</p><p>During his opening address, Foreign Minister Dar not only raised Kashmir but also India's decision to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty. The treaty was put in "abeyance" by India after the April Pahalgam terror attack by Pakistan-trained terrorists. Dar said, "Jammu and Kashmir remains one of the oldest disputes on the agenda of the UN Security Council....", adding that the Indus water treaty has "withstood periods of trials and tribulations in bilateral relations...".</p><p>India was quick to dismiss the Pakistani comments. Pointing to India's "zero tolerance for terrorism" India's Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations, Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish, said, “it ill behoves a member of the Council to offer homilies while indulging in practices that are unacceptable to the international community.”</p><p>India’s position on Kashmir has long rested on the 1972 Simla Agreement and the 1999 Lahore Declaration, both of which mandate bilateral resolution of disputes between the two nations. Pakistan’s repeated attempts to raise Kashmir at the UNSC have historically faltered, as most council members view it as a bilateral matter. Monday’s debate was no exception, with Pakistan’s agenda failing to gain momentum beyond Türkiye’s endorsement.</p><p>The Turkish diplomat at the meeting said, "In South Asia, the Kashmir issue remains one of the longest-standing unresolved international disputes and obstructs Pakistan-India relations to the extent of triggering military clashes. We firmly support a just and lasting resolution through constructive dialogue between the parties". The Turkish stance comes amid Erdogan's support for Islamabad during the May conflict, including the usage of Turkish drones against India.</p><h2><strong>India counters US claims at UNSC</strong></h2><p>"US leadership delivers de-escalations...between India and Pakistan", the US diplomat said at the UNSC meeting, restating Trump's comments. US President Trump has been claiming that he was responsible for the ceasefire understanding between India and Pakistan during the May conflict, something that Delhi has dismissed several times.</p><p>India's ambassador to the UN dismissed the US claims at UNSC. He said India launched Operation Sindoor targeting terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), "which was focused, measured, and non-escalatory in nature" and on "achieving its primary objectives, a cessation of military activities was directly concluded at the request of Pakistan."</p>

Pakistan’s repeated attempts to raise Kashmir at the UNSC have historically faltered, as most council members view it as a bilateral matter. Monday’s debate was no exception, with Pakistan’s agenda failing to gain momentum beyond Türkiye’s endorsement.

Attempts to rake Kashmir at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) on Monday, under the chairmanship of Pakistan's foreign minister Ishaq Dar, fell flat. The effort met with little traction, as only Türkiye mentioned Kashmir, while major powers and permanent members of the council – the United States, China, Russia, France, and the United Kingdom – refrained from directly referring to it. Pakistan is a non-permanent member of the UNSC for a 2-year term, ending in December of next year, and for the current month is the chair of the council. Under its chairmanship, it is holding two open debates, one of which took place on Monday under the theme “Promoting International Peace and Security through Multilateralism and the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes.” Pakistan is expected to hold another open debate this week. During his opening address, Foreign Minister Dar not only raised Kashmir but also India's decision to suspend the Indus Waters Treaty. The treaty was put in "abeyance" by India after the April Pahalgam terror attack by Pakistan-trained terrorists. Dar said, "Jammu and Kashmir remains one of the oldest disputes on the agenda of the UN Security Council....", adding that the Indus water treaty has "withstood periods of trials and tribulations in bilateral relations...". India was quick to dismiss the Pakistani comments. Pointing to India's "zero tolerance for terrorism" India's Permanent Representative of India to the United Nations, Ambassador Parvathaneni Harish, said, “it ill behoves a member of the Council to offer homilies while indulging in practices that are unacceptable to the international community.” India’s position on Kashmir has long rested on the 1972 Simla Agreement and the 1999 Lahore Declaration, both of which mandate bilateral resolution of disputes between the two nations. Pakistan’s repeated attempts to raise Kashmir at the UNSC have historically faltered, as most council members view it as a bilateral matter. Monday’s debate was no exception, with Pakistan’s agenda failing to gain momentum beyond Türkiye’s endorsement. The Turkish diplomat at the meeting said, "In South Asia, the Kashmir issue remains one of the longest-standing unresolved international disputes and obstructs Pakistan-India relations to the extent of triggering military clashes. We firmly support a just and lasting resolution through constructive dialogue between the parties". The Turkish stance comes amid Erdogan's support for Islamabad during the May conflict, including the usage of Turkish drones against India. India counters US claims at UNSC "US leadership delivers de-escalations...between India and Pakistan", the US diplomat said at the UNSC meeting, restating Trump's comments. US President Trump has been claiming that he was responsible for the ceasefire understanding between India and Pakistan during the May conflict, something that Delhi has dismissed several times. India's ambassador to the UN dismissed the US claims at UNSC. He said India launched Operation Sindoor targeting terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK), "which was focused, measured, and non-escalatory in nature" and on "achieving its primary objectives, a cessation of military activities was directly concluded at the request of Pakistan."

<p>Pakistan’s repeated attempts to raise Kashmir at the UNSC have historically faltered, as most council members view it as a bilateral matter. Monday’s debate was no exception, with Pakistan’s agenda failing to gain momentum beyond Türkiye’s endorsement.</p>

No takers for Kashmir during Pakistan FM Dar's chairmanship of UNSC

<p>The head of Gaza's largest hospital on Tuesday said 21 children have died due to malnutrition and starvation in the Palestinian territory in the past three days, while Israel pressed a devastating assault.</p><p>Gaza's population of more than two million people is facing severe shortages of food and other essentials, with residents frequently killed as they try to collect humanitarian aid at a handful of distribution points.</p><p>"Twenty-one children have died due to malnutrition and starvation in various areas across the Gaza Strip," Mohammed Abu Salmiya, the director of Al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza, told reporters.</p><p>Abu Salmiya said new cases of malnutrition and starvation were arriving at Gaza's remaining functioning hospitals "every moment", warning there could be "alarming numbers" of deaths due to starvation.</p><p>UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called Gaza a "horror show" in a speech on Tuesday, with "a level of death and destruction without parallel in recent times".</p><p>After talks to extend a six-week ceasefire broke down, Israel imposed a full blockade on Gaza on March 2 this year, allowing nothing in until trucks were again permitted to enter at a trickle in late May.</p><p>However, stocks accumulated during the ceasefire have gradually depleted, leaving the territory's inhabitants experiencing the worst shortages since the start of the war in October 2023.</p><p>Chaotic scenes have become frequent at aid distribution areas since the US- and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation effectively sidelined a vast UN aid delivery network in Gaza.</p><p>The UN on Tuesday said Israeli forces had killed over 1,000 Palestinians trying to get food aid since the GHF began its operations in late May, with most near the foundation's sites.</p><p>Israeli military spokesman Nadav Shoshani posted a video online on Tuesday evening, showing what he said was "950 trucks worth of aid currently waiting in Gaza for international organisations to pick up and distribute".</p><p>"This is after Israel facilitated the aid entry into Gaza," he wrote on X.</p><p>The US State Department said later that President Donald Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff was heading to the Middle East for talks aimed at finalising a "corridor" for aid to Gaza, without giving further details.</p><h2><strong>Latest attacks</strong></h2><p>Earlier Tuesday, Gaza's civil defence agency said Israeli strikes had killed 15 people, after the World Health Organization said Israel attacked its facilities amid its expanding ground operations.</p><p>Agency spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP that Israeli strikes on the Al-Shati camp west of Gaza City had killed at least 13 people and wounded more than 50.</p><p>Most of Gaza's population has been displaced at least once during the conflict and the Al-Shati camp -- on the Mediterranean coast -- hosts thousands of people displaced from the north in tents and makeshift shelters.</p><p>Raed Bakr, 30, lives with his three children and said he heard "a massive explosion" at about 1:40 am on Tuesday (2240 GMT Monday), which blew their tent away.</p><p>"I felt like I was in a nightmare. Fire, dust, smoke and body parts flying through the air, dirt everywhere. The children were screaming," Bakr, whose wife was killed last year, told AFP.</p><p>Reports of the latest death toll came as the Roman Catholic church's most senior cleric in the Holy Land, Latin Patriarch Pierbattista Pizzaballa, said the humanitarian situation in Gaza was "morally unacceptable".</p><p>Pizzaballa spent three days in Gaza after an Israeli strike on the territory's only Catholic church last Thursday which killed three people.</p><h2><strong>New ground operations</strong>&nbsp;</h2><p>WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus accused Israeli troops of entering its staff residence, and forcing women and children to evacuate, as they handcuffed, stripped and interrogated male staff at gunpoint.</p><p>Israeli forces meanwhile expanded ground operations in Deir el-Balah following intense shelling of the area in central Gaza on Monday.</p><p>The civil defence agency's Bassal said two people were killed in Deir el-Balah.</p><p>The Israeli military said later its troops "identified shots being fired toward them in the Deir al-Balah area, and responded toward the area from which the shooting originated".</p><p>The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) estimated that between 50,000 and 80,000 people were living in the area, which until now had been considered relatively safe.</p><p>Some 30,000 were living in displacement sites.</p><p>OCHA said nearly 88 percent of the entire Gaza Strip was now either under evacuation orders or within Israeli militarised zones, forcing the population of 2.4 million into an ever-shrinking space.</p><p>Despite what Guterres described as "devastation... upon devastation", Israeli far-right leaders met in Jerusalem to discuss plans for redeveloping Gaza as a tourist-friendly "riviera", with a permanent Jewish presence.</p><p>Israel's military campaign in Gaza has killed 59,106 Palestinians, mostly civilians, according to the health ministry in the Hamas-run territory.</p><p>Hamas's 2023 attack, which sparked the war, resulted in the deaths of 1,219 people, most of them civilians, according to an AFP tally based on official figures.</p><p><i>Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.</i></p>

"Twenty-one children have died due to malnutrition and starvation in various areas across the Gaza Strip," Mohammed Abu Salmiya, the director of Al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza, told reporters.

The head of Gaza's largest hospital on Tuesday said 21 children have died due to malnutrition and starvation in the Palestinian territory in the past three days, while Israel pressed a devastating assault. Gaza's population of more than two million people is facing severe shortages of food and other essentials, with residents frequently killed as they try to collect humanitarian aid at a handful of distribution points. "Twenty-one children have died due to malnutrition and starvation in various areas across the Gaza Strip," Mohammed Abu Salmiya, the director of Al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza, told reporters. Abu Salmiya said new cases of malnutrition and starvation were arriving at Gaza's remaining functioning hospitals "every moment", warning there could be "alarming numbers" of deaths due to starvation. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called Gaza a "horror show" in a speech on Tuesday, with "a level of death and destruction without parallel in recent times". After talks to extend a six-week ceasefire broke down, Israel imposed a full blockade on Gaza on March 2 this year, allowing nothing in until trucks were again permitted to enter at a trickle in late May. However, stocks accumulated during the ceasefire have gradually depleted, leaving the territory's inhabitants experiencing the worst shortages since the start of the war in October 2023. Chaotic scenes have become frequent at aid distribution areas since the US- and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation effectively sidelined a vast UN aid delivery network in Gaza. The UN on Tuesday said Israeli forces had killed over 1,000 Palestinians trying to get food aid since the GHF began its operations in late May, with most near the foundation's sites. Israeli military spokesman Nadav Shoshani posted a video online on Tuesday evening, showing what he said was "950 trucks worth of aid currently waiting in Gaza for international organisations to pick up and distribute". "This is after Israel facilitated the aid entry into Gaza," he wrote on X. The US State Department said later that President Donald Trump's envoy Steve Witkoff was heading to the Middle East for talks aimed at finalising a "corridor" for aid to Gaza, without giving further details. Latest attacks Earlier Tuesday, Gaza's civil defence agency said Israeli strikes had killed 15 people, after the World Health Organization said Israel attacked its facilities amid its expanding ground operations. Agency spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP that Israeli strikes on the Al-Shati camp west of Gaza City had killed at least 13 people and wounded more than 50. Most of Gaza's population has been displaced at least once during the conflict and the Al-Shati camp -- on the Mediterranean coast -- hosts thousands of people displaced from the north in tents and makeshift shelters. Raed Bakr, 30, lives with his three children and said he heard "a massive explosion" at about 1:40 am on Tuesday (2240 GMT Monday), which blew their tent away. "I felt like I was in a nightmare. Fire, dust, smoke and body parts flying through the air, dirt everywhere. The children were screaming," Bakr, whose wife was killed last year, told AFP. Reports of the latest death toll came as the Roman Catholic church's most senior cleric in the Holy Land, Latin Patriarch Pierbattista Pizzaballa, said the humanitarian situation in Gaza was "morally unacceptable". Pizzaballa spent three days in Gaza after an Israeli strike on the territory's only Catholic church last Thursday which killed three people. New ground operations WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus accused Israeli troops of entering its staff residence, and forcing women and children to evacuate, as they handcuffed, stripped and interrogated male staff at gunpoint. Israeli forces meanwhile expanded ground operations in Deir el-Balah following intense shelling of the area in central Gaza on Monday. The civil defence agency's Bassal said two people were killed in Deir el-Balah. The Israeli military said later its troops "identified shots being fired toward them in the Deir al-Balah area, and responded toward the area from which the shooting originated". The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) estimated that between 50,000 and 80,000 people were living in the area, which until now had been considered relatively safe. Some 30,000 were living in displacement sites. OCHA said nearly 88 percent of the entire Gaza Strip was now either under evacuation orders or within Israeli militarised zones, forcing the population of 2.4 million into an ever-shrinking space. Despite what Guterres described as "devastation... upon devastation", Israeli far-right leaders met in Jerusalem to discuss plans for redeveloping Gaza as a tourist-friendly "riviera", with a permanent Jewish presence. Israel's military campaign in Gaza has killed 59,106 Palestinians, mostly civilians, according to the health ministry in the Hamas-run territory. Hamas's 2023 attack, which sparked the war, resulted in the deaths of 1,219 people, most of them civilians, according to an AFP tally based on official figures. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

<p>"Twenty-one children have died due to malnutrition and starvation in various areas across the Gaza Strip," Mohammed Abu Salmiya, the director of Al-Shifa Medical Complex in Gaza, told reporters.</p>

'Horror show': Gaza hospital says 21 children die of starvation in 3 days as Israeli assault continues

<p>Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) surprised commuters who were taking a busy tram ride. A video going viral online shows Al Maktoum waiting at the station for the tram before boarding it along with fellow passengers. The clip was first posted on TikTok and was later reposted by Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) on Instagram. A Dubai resident shot the video, showing the Dubai Sheikh getting on the tram and travelling without making any fuss about his presence. He was supposedly heading home from work. Another video shows him casually standing in the corner near the door with other commuters. Sheikh Mohammed's tram ride was part of his efforts to monitor the development and operations of public transport in Dubai.</p><h2><strong>The Dubai tram</strong></h2><p>Sheikh Mohammed has often been seen on public transport systems, enjoying the sky-high buildings and picturesque views of Dubai. In 2023, he got on the gold cabin of a Dubai Metro train, along with his entourage, near the Dubai Mall station. The Dubai Tram started in 2014 and has ferried more than 60 million passengers since then. It travels from Al Sufouh Station to Jumeirah Lakes Towers Station in 42 minutes. The tram covers 11 stations along Al Sufouh Road, connecting areas like the Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Knowledge Village, Dubai Media City, Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), and Dubai Marina.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Sheikh Mohammed is the current ruler of Dubai and also serves as the vice president of UAE. He succeeded his brother Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum in all three roles after his death in 2006. He received military training after completing his studies, returning to Dubai at the age of 20. His father, Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, appointed him as the head of the Dubai Police Force and the Dubai Defence Force. He has also trained as a pilot in Italy.<br>&nbsp;</p>

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Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum was seen taking the tram in Dubai recently. Two videos showing him waiting at the station and then on the train with other passengers are circulating online. He stood at the door with other passengers.

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, the Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) surprised commuters who were taking a busy tram ride. A video going viral online shows Al Maktoum waiting at the station for the tram before boarding it along with fellow passengers. The clip was first posted on TikTok and was later reposted by Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) on Instagram. A Dubai resident shot the video, showing the Dubai Sheikh getting on the tram and travelling without making any fuss about his presence. He was supposedly heading home from work. Another video shows him casually standing in the corner near the door with other commuters. Sheikh Mohammed's tram ride was part of his efforts to monitor the development and operations of public transport in Dubai. The Dubai tram Sheikh Mohammed has often been seen on public transport systems, enjoying the sky-high buildings and picturesque views of Dubai. In 2023, he got on the gold cabin of a Dubai Metro train, along with his entourage, near the Dubai Mall station. The Dubai Tram started in 2014 and has ferried more than 60 million passengers since then. It travels from Al Sufouh Station to Jumeirah Lakes Towers Station in 42 minutes. The tram covers 11 stations along Al Sufouh Road, connecting areas like the Palm Jumeirah, Dubai Knowledge Village, Dubai Media City, Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR), and Dubai Marina. Sheikh Mohammed is the current ruler of Dubai and also serves as the vice president of UAE. He succeeded his brother Maktoum bin Rashid Al Maktoum in all three roles after his death in 2006. He received military training after completing his studies, returning to Dubai at the age of 20. His father, Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, appointed him as the head of the Dubai Police Force and the Dubai Defence Force. He has also trained as a pilot in Italy.

<p>Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum was seen taking the tram in Dubai recently. Two videos showing him waiting at the station and then on the train with other passengers are circulating online. He stood at the door with other passengers.</p>

Dubai ruler Sheikh Mohammed takes the tram home from work. Watch

<p>The Indian government announced on Tuesday night that it is sending a team of burn-specialist doctors and nurses to Bangladesh to treat those who were injured during the jet crash. The incident claimed the lives of at least 31 people, including 25 children, when a military jet crashed into the Milestone School and College in the Uttara area of Dhaka on Monday. Most of the injuries in the crash were burns.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Following the crash, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep condolences at the death and assured of support and assistance. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated, "A team of burn-specialist doctors and nurses with necessary medical support is scheduled to visit Dhaka shortly to treat the victims."</p><p>Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/chinese-aircraft-blamed-for-bangladesh-jet-crash-with-27-baf-crashes-over-30-years-experts-shed-light-on-possible-reasons-1753204481282">Chinese aircraft blamed for Bangladesh jet crash? With 27 BAF crashes over 30 years, experts shed light on possible reasons</a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>According to a report by the Indian news agency PTI, the team of doctors will provide recommendations for further treatment and specialised care in India as necessary after assessing the patients' conditions. Additional medical teams will also be sent to Dhaka as per the preliminary examination.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The medical team includes two Delhi-based doctors: one from the Safdarjung Hospital and the other from the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital. India has also assured of arranging treatment for several injured individuals in Indian hospitals based on doctors' recommendations.</p><p>A high-level investigation committee was also formed by the Bangladesh Air Force to determine the cause of the accident.</p><h3>Bangladesh students stage protest</h3><p>Meanwhile, hundreds of protesters have protested in Bangladesh, demanding accountability after an air force fighter jet crashed into a Dhaka school. The children, several aged under 12, were returning home from class on Monday when the tragic incident occurred, crashing the jet into their school and bursting into flames.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Along with students from the same school, others from nearby colleges also protested, demanding an accurate death toll as two government officials visited the crash site on Tuesday and shouted, “Why did our brothers die? We demand answers!”</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>They demanded to announce the names of those who died in the crash, along with compensation for the families. In addition, they also demanded the decommissioning of old and risky jets, and a change in air force training procedures, according to a report by Al Jazeera.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

The military jet crash at the Milestone School and College in the Uttara area of Dhaka on Monday claimed the lives of at least 31 people, including 25 children. Most of the injuries in the crash were burns.



The Indian government announced on Tuesday night that it is sending a team of burn-specialist doctors and nurses to Bangladesh to treat those who were injured during the jet crash. The incident claimed the lives of at least 31 people, including 25 children, when a military jet crashed into the Milestone School and College in the Uttara area of Dhaka on Monday. Most of the injuries in the crash were burns. Following the crash, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed deep condolences at the death and assured of support and assistance. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated, "A team of burn-specialist doctors and nurses with necessary medical support is scheduled to visit Dhaka shortly to treat the victims." Also read: Chinese aircraft blamed for Bangladesh jet crash? With 27 BAF crashes over 30 years, experts shed light on possible reasons According to a report by the Indian news agency PTI, the team of doctors will provide recommendations for further treatment and specialised care in India as necessary after assessing the patients' conditions. Additional medical teams will also be sent to Dhaka as per the preliminary examination. The medical team includes two Delhi-based doctors: one from the Safdarjung Hospital and the other from the Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital. India has also assured of arranging treatment for several injured individuals in Indian hospitals based on doctors' recommendations. A high-level investigation committee was also formed by the Bangladesh Air Force to determine the cause of the accident. Bangladesh students stage protest Meanwhile, hundreds of protesters have protested in Bangladesh, demanding accountability after an air force fighter jet crashed into a Dhaka school. The children, several aged under 12, were returning home from class on Monday when the tragic incident occurred, crashing the jet into their school and bursting into flames. Along with students from the same school, others from nearby colleges also protested, demanding an accurate death toll as two government officials visited the crash site on Tuesday and shouted, “Why did our brothers die? We demand answers!” They demanded to announce the names of those who died in the crash, along with compensation for the families. In addition, they also demanded the decommissioning of old and risky jets, and a change in air force training procedures, according to a report by Al Jazeera.

<p>The military jet crash at the Milestone School and College in the Uttara area of Dhaka on Monday claimed the lives of at least 31 people, including 25 children. Most of the injuries in the crash were burns.</p><p>&nbsp;</p>

India sends burn specialists to Bangladesh after military jet crash

<p>Speaking at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), Washington's Representative Ambassador Dorothy Shea said that Donald Trump played a crucial role in 'de-escalation' of tensions between India and Pakistan in May this year. She also condemned China's "expansive and unlawful" maritime claims in the South China Sea and the dangerous ways it attempts to enforce them. Stating that the Donald Trump administration has worked for "peaceful solutions" around the world, she added that the US under Trump attempts to find peaceful solutions wherever possible.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>"Across the globe, the United States continues to work with parties to disputes, wherever possible, to find peaceful solutions," Shea said during an open debate on 'Multilateralism and Peaceful Settlement of Disputes' held under Pakistan's presidency of the Council. She added that in the past three months alone, the US leadership has delivered "de-escalations between Israel and Iran, between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, and between India and Pakistan". "The United States, under President Trump's leadership, played an important role in encouraging the parties to reach these resolutions, which we applaud and support," she said.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Ishaq Dar presided over an open debate on “Promoting International Peace and Security through Multilateralism and the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes,” and attempted to rake up Operation Sindoor, the Indus Waters Treaty, and Kashmir. India slammed Pakistan, calling it ‘steeped in fanaticism and terrorism, and a serial borrower from the IMF.’ India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador P Harish, also cited the Security Council's April 25 statement on holding sponsors of terrorism accountable to defend Operation Sindoor.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Meanwhile, United States President Donald Trump once again repeated his claims that he stopped the India-Pakistan war, and five jets were shot down during the offensive between the Asian neighbours. During a press briefing, Trump also said that he used trade to speak to India and Pakistan, and that is why the war did not end up as a nuclear war. Trump had earlier said that he loves Pakistan and called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi a “fantastic man.” He also called Pakistani Army chief Asim Munir instrumental in stopping the war between India and Pakistan.</p>

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Speaking at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), Washington's Representative Ambassador Dorothy Shea said that Donald Trump played a crucial role in 'de-escalation' of tensions between India and Pakistan 

Speaking at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), Washington's Representative Ambassador Dorothy Shea said that Donald Trump played a crucial role in 'de-escalation' of tensions between India and Pakistan in May this year. She also condemned China's "expansive and unlawful" maritime claims in the South China Sea and the dangerous ways it attempts to enforce them. Stating that the Donald Trump administration has worked for "peaceful solutions" around the world, she added that the US under Trump attempts to find peaceful solutions wherever possible. "Across the globe, the United States continues to work with parties to disputes, wherever possible, to find peaceful solutions," Shea said during an open debate on 'Multilateralism and Peaceful Settlement of Disputes' held under Pakistan's presidency of the Council. She added that in the past three months alone, the US leadership has delivered "de-escalations between Israel and Iran, between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda, and between India and Pakistan". "The United States, under President Trump's leadership, played an important role in encouraging the parties to reach these resolutions, which we applaud and support," she said. Ishaq Dar presided over an open debate on “Promoting International Peace and Security through Multilateralism and the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes,” and attempted to rake up Operation Sindoor, the Indus Waters Treaty, and Kashmir. India slammed Pakistan, calling it ‘steeped in fanaticism and terrorism, and a serial borrower from the IMF.’ India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador P Harish, also cited the Security Council's April 25 statement on holding sponsors of terrorism accountable to defend Operation Sindoor. Meanwhile, United States President Donald Trump once again repeated his claims that he stopped the India-Pakistan war, and five jets were shot down during the offensive between the Asian neighbours. During a press briefing, Trump also said that he used trade to speak to India and Pakistan, and that is why the war did not end up as a nuclear war. Trump had earlier said that he loves Pakistan and called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi a “fantastic man.” He also called Pakistani Army chief Asim Munir instrumental in stopping the war between India and Pakistan.

<p>Speaking at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), Washington's Representative Ambassador Dorothy Shea said that Donald Trump played a crucial role in 'de-escalation' of tensions between India and Pakistan&nbsp;</p>

Unfazed by rebuttals, US at UNSC once again claims Trump 'stopped India-Pak war': Here's what it said about Iran-Israel conflict

<p>An Indian man was assaulted, stripped by a group of men and left bleeding in Ireland's Dublin in what investigators suspect was "mindless, racist violence". Reports suggest that the 42-year-old Indian man, who is yet to be identified, was attacked by a group of men over allegations of "inappropriate behaviour around kids". The police have dismissed any inappropriate behaviour on the Indian man's part, and the authorities are investigating the incident as a potential hate crime, local media reported. The Indian ambassador to Ireland has called for the perpetrators of the attack to be brought to justice.</p><h2><strong>What happened?</strong></h2><p>According to local reports, the Indian man, who is yet to be identified, had arrived in Ireland a few weeks ago. He was targeted in the suspected hate attack at Parkhill Road in Tallaght on Saturday (Jul 19) evening. The Gardai (police) have opened an investigation into the mindless attack. "Gardaí in Tallaght were alerted to an incident at Parkhill Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24 on the evening of Saturday, July 19, at approximately 6 pm. Gardaí attended the scene and a male, aged in his 40s, was taken to Tallaght University Hospital with injuries.&nbsp;</p><p>The Mint reports that the Indian man works for Amazon, and his attackers were teenagers. They reportedly kicked and punched him and also slammed his head into a lamppost at least three times. It is reported that the perpetrators undressed the Indian national, removing his trousers, before he was rescued by locals. He suffered multiple wounds on his face, arms, and legs in the attack. He was rushed to the Tallaght University Hospital for his injuries and was discharged on July 20.</p><p>Talking to The Journal, a local resident identified as Jennifer Murray said, "He was a gentle man and he was stripped, he was attacked. He told us what happened, that they punched him in the head first. He had about an inch and a half gash above his eyebrow, and then about an inch above his other eyebrow." SHe added that "Then they took his head and rammed it into a lamppost three times. Then they all punched him and kicked him, and they stripped his shoes, off his trousers, off his underwear off. They took his phone and they took his money, and then they left him for dead". Murray said that the attack was "pure racism, leading to innocent people being attacked."</p>

The police have dismissed any inappropriate behaviour on the Indian man's part, and the authorities are investigating the incident as a potential hate crime, local media reported.

An Indian man was assaulted, stripped by a group of men and left bleeding in Ireland's Dublin in what investigators suspect was "mindless, racist violence". Reports suggest that the 42-year-old Indian man, who is yet to be identified, was attacked by a group of men over allegations of "inappropriate behaviour around kids". The police have dismissed any inappropriate behaviour on the Indian man's part, and the authorities are investigating the incident as a potential hate crime, local media reported. The Indian ambassador to Ireland has called for the perpetrators of the attack to be brought to justice. What happened? According to local reports, the Indian man, who is yet to be identified, had arrived in Ireland a few weeks ago. He was targeted in the suspected hate attack at Parkhill Road in Tallaght on Saturday (Jul 19) evening. The Gardai (police) have opened an investigation into the mindless attack. "Gardaí in Tallaght were alerted to an incident at Parkhill Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24 on the evening of Saturday, July 19, at approximately 6 pm. Gardaí attended the scene and a male, aged in his 40s, was taken to Tallaght University Hospital with injuries. The Mint reports that the Indian man works for Amazon, and his attackers were teenagers. They reportedly kicked and punched him and also slammed his head into a lamppost at least three times. It is reported that the perpetrators undressed the Indian national, removing his trousers, before he was rescued by locals. He suffered multiple wounds on his face, arms, and legs in the attack. He was rushed to the Tallaght University Hospital for his injuries and was discharged on July 20. Talking to The Journal, a local resident identified as Jennifer Murray said, "He was a gentle man and he was stripped, he was attacked. He told us what happened, that they punched him in the head first. He had about an inch and a half gash above his eyebrow, and then about an inch above his other eyebrow." SHe added that "Then they took his head and rammed it into a lamppost three times. Then they all punched him and kicked him, and they stripped his shoes, off his trousers, off his underwear off. They took his phone and they took his money, and then they left him for dead". Murray said that the attack was "pure racism, leading to innocent people being attacked."

<p>The police have dismissed any inappropriate behaviour on the Indian man's part, and the authorities are investigating the incident as a potential hate crime, local media reported.</p>

Indian man stripped, beaten in Dublin over false paedophilia rumour, 'mindless, racist' attack suspected

<p>United States President Donald Trump has once again repeated his claims that he stopped the India-Pakistan war, and five jets were shot down during the offensive between the Asian neighbours. During a press briefing, Trump also said that he used trade to speak to India and Pakistan, and that is why the war did not end up as a nuclear war. Additionally, Washington's UNSC Representative Ambassador Dorothy Shea also claimed that Trump administration played a key role in "de-escalations" between India and Pakistan in recent months.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Trump said, “We have stopped wars between India and Pakistan. They were probably going to end up in a nuclear war. They shot down five planes in the last attack. It was back and forth, back and forth. I called them and I said no more trade if you do this. They are both powerful nuclear nations. Who knows where that would have ended up, and I stopped it...” Trump had earlier said that he loves Pakistan and called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi a “fantastic man.” He also called Pakistani Army chief Asim Munir instrumental in stopping the war between India and Pakistan., "Well, I stopped the war…. I love Pakistan. I think Modi is a fantastic man. I spoke to him last night. We're going to make a trade deal with Modi of India. But I stopped the war between Pakistan and India,” Trump said.</p>

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<h2>India denies Trump's claims</h2><p>India had conducted Operation Sindoor early on May 7 and hit terror infrastructure in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, in response to the Pahalgam terror attack. Hostilities arose between the two countries thereafter. On May 10, the DGMOs of both countries agreed to stop firing based on a bilateral understanding. Trump has claimed that it was reached after his intervention. He also claimed that he used trade and tariff to stop the fighting between the countries.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>India has categorically rejected the claims made by the US president. India said that the understanding reached between the two nations was bilateral and no third-party mediation was involved. India said that they received calls from US Vice President JD Vance and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and they were told that any request for a ceasefire should come from the Pakistani side and not any other country. It was after this that the Pakistani DGMO contacted the Indian counterpart and an understanding was reached. India's Ministry of External Affairs has also said that trade was not used in the conversation.</p>

United States President Donald Trump has once again repeated his claims that he stopped the India-Pakistan war, and five jets were shot down during the offensive between the Asian neighbours.

United States President Donald Trump has once again repeated his claims that he stopped the India-Pakistan war, and five jets were shot down during the offensive between the Asian neighbours. During a press briefing, Trump also said that he used trade to speak to India and Pakistan, and that is why the war did not end up as a nuclear war. Additionally, Washington's UNSC Representative Ambassador Dorothy Shea also claimed that Trump administration played a key role in "de-escalations" between India and Pakistan in recent months. Trump said, “We have stopped wars between India and Pakistan. They were probably going to end up in a nuclear war. They shot down five planes in the last attack. It was back and forth, back and forth. I called them and I said no more trade if you do this. They are both powerful nuclear nations. Who knows where that would have ended up, and I stopped it...” Trump had earlier said that he loves Pakistan and called Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi a “fantastic man.” He also called Pakistani Army chief Asim Munir instrumental in stopping the war between India and Pakistan., "Well, I stopped the war…. I love Pakistan. I think Modi is a fantastic man. I spoke to him last night. We're going to make a trade deal with Modi of India. But I stopped the war between Pakistan and India,” Trump said.

<p>United States President Donald Trump has once again repeated his claims that he stopped the India-Pakistan war, and five jets were shot down during the offensive between the Asian neighbours.</p>

'Stopped India-Pakistan war, could have been nuclear': Trump repeats same old 'achievement' claims

<p>India on Tuesday (July 23) responded to Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar's remarks at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), slamming Islamabad's long-standing support for terrorism. India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador P Harish, said Pakistan is “steeped in fanaticism and terrorism and a serial borrower from the IMF.” Defending Operation Sindoor, India cited the Security Council's April 25 statement on holding sponsors of terrorism accountable. India's response came after Ishaq Dar presided over the Council's open debate and brought up Kashmir as well as India's holding the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance after the Pahalgam terror attack.</p><h2>India on Operation Sindoor&nbsp;</h2><p>Operation Sindoor targeting terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) “was focused, measured, and non-escalatory in nature”, he said. Harish warned of terrorism changing the nature of international conflicts. “The nature of conflicts has transformed, with a proliferation of non-state actors, often propped up as proxies by state actors; and cross-border funding, arms trafficking, training of terrorists, and spread of radical ideologies, facilitated by modern digital and communication technologies”, he said.</p>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The cessation of military activities in May was directly concluded at the request of Pakistan, Indian envoy to UN <a href="https://twitter.com/IndiaUNNewYork?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@IndiaUNNewYork</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/AmbHarishP?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@AmbHarishP</a> tells UNSC hours after Pak FM Dar rakes Kashmir <a href="https://t.co/QV6dQsWNCq">pic.twitter.com/QV6dQsWNCq</a></p>&mdash; Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) <a href="https://twitter.com/sidhant/status/1947821950778413186?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 23, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>India calls Pakistan 'steeped in' terrorism'</h2><p>&nbsp;Ambassador P Harish said, "On one hand there is India, which is a matured Democracy, a surging economy, a pluralistic and inclusive society. At the other extreme is Pakistan, steeped in fanaticism and terrorism, and a serial borrower from the IMF. As we debate promoting International Peace and Security, it is essential to recognise that there are some fundamental principles which need to be universally respected, one of which is Zero Tolerance for Terrorism. It ill behoves the member of the Council to offer homilies while indulging in practices that are unacceptable to the international community"</p>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Pakistan is steeped in fanaticism and terrorism, and is a serial borrower from the IMF, Indian envoy to UN <a href="https://twitter.com/IndiaUNNewYork?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@IndiaUNNewYork</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/AmbHarishP?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@AmbHarishP</a> slams Pakistan hours after Pak FM Dar rakes Kashmir <a href="https://t.co/G1a9bi46wf">pic.twitter.com/G1a9bi46wf</a></p>&mdash; Sidhant Sibal (@sidhant) <a href="https://twitter.com/sidhant/status/1947822780428521940?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 23, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>What did Ishaq Dar say?</h2><p>Ishaq Dar presided over an open debate on “Promoting International Peace and Security through Multilateralism and the Peaceful Settlement of Disputes,” and said, “Today’s debate is both timely and critical. Multilateralism is not merely a diplomatic convenience; it is the need of the hour. The peaceful settlement of disputes is not just a principle—it is the lifeline of global stability.” Repeating its old claims about the Indus Waters Treaty, Dar said, "It is most unfortunate and regrettable that India has chosen to illegally and unilaterally hold this treaty in abeyance on baseless grounds, with the intent of choking water flow to 240 million Pakistanis who depend on it for their livelihood and survival,” he alleged.</p><p><br>&nbsp;</p><p><br>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>“It is most unfortunate and regrettable that India has chosen to illegally and unilaterally hold this treaty in abeyance on baseless grounds, with the intent of choking water flow to 240 million Pakistanis who depend on it for their livelihood and survival,” he alleged.</p>

India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador P Harish, at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) slammed Islamabad's long-standing support for fanaticism and terrorism. He also defended Operation Sindoor

India on Tuesday (July 23) responded to Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar's remarks at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), slamming Islamabad's long-standing support for terrorism. India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador P Harish, said Pakistan is “steeped in fanaticism and terrorism and a serial borrower from the IMF.” Defending Operation Sindoor, India cited the Security Council's April 25 statement on holding sponsors of terrorism accountable. India's response came after Ishaq Dar presided over the Council's open debate and brought up Kashmir as well as India's holding the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance after the Pahalgam terror attack. India on Operation Sindoor Operation Sindoor targeting terrorist camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) “was focused, measured, and non-escalatory in nature”, he said. Harish warned of terrorism changing the nature of international conflicts. “The nature of conflicts has transformed, with a proliferation of non-state actors, often propped up as proxies by state actors; and cross-border funding, arms trafficking, training of terrorists, and spread of radical ideologies, facilitated by modern digital and communication technologies”, he said.

<p>India’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador P Harish, at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) slammed Islamabad's long-standing support for fanaticism and terrorism. He also defended Operation Sindoor</p>

'Pak steeped in terrorism': India slams Pakistan after Ishaq Dar attempts to rake up Op Sindoor, Kashmir at UNSC

<p>Air France is raising eyebrows for siding with a white passenger who did not want to sit next to a Black passenger on the plane. The flight was going from Paris to Washington Dulles, where an attendant changed the white passenger's seat because he was uncomfortable. It started when a female passenger notified the flight attendant that her seatback entertainment screen wasn’t working. She was asked to switch to another seat, after which she moved to a new coach middle. However, the man next to her was unhappy with her sitting there. The Airbus A350 crew checked the entertainment system and restarted it twice. However, it failed to buzz up. The flight was 8 hours and 35 minutes long, and the woman couldn't have gone without it for such a long duration. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/female-american-pilot-delta-caught-drunk-before-flight-during-random-alcohol-testing-1753236663963"><strong>Female American pilot caught boozed before flight during random alcohol testing in Stockholm</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>The crew suggested she move to another seat. She picked a middle seat and sat there. It was between a father in the aisle seat and his son on the window seat. The man had not paid for the middle seat, and it was simply empty. However, after the woman sat there, he started interrogating her about her move. He asked her why she was sitting there. She told him that her seat was broken. The man was visibly upset about her being there and called the flight attendant. He complained to her about the seat change and the woman next to him. The attendant then asked the woman to move to an open seat. The woman, who was Black, was not happy about being told to change her seat because of someone else. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/man-sneaks-his-wife-into-business-class-for-sleep-time-leaving-flight-attendant-stumped-1752823832777"><strong>Man sneaks his wife into Business Class for sleep time, leaving flight attendant stumped</strong></a><br>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>Air France issues statement on incident</strong></h2><p>She told View From The Wing, "I don’t care if he’s not happy. I was given permission to sit here. I did not ask you to move from your seat. You did not buy this seat. So why are you asking me–a black woman–to get up and move?" She added, "If he doesn’t want to sit next to someone black, that is not my problem." Air France came under fire for discriminating against the Black woman and asking her to change seat. Responding to the backlash, the airline issued a statement, stating that "there was no act or intent of discrimination on the part of our crew." "Air France is deeply committed to the values of respect for all and can only regret that the customer felt hurt by the way this incident was handled." It added that their only intention was not to "separate a family" seated together.&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>"The crew did everything possible to restart the entertainment service on the customer’s original seat, and when it remained inoperative, offered an alternative seat, and then a second one, so as not to separate a family, seating together since the beginning of the flight."</p><p>The woman apparently filed a claim against the airline. Air France said it was trying to reach out to her. "Our customer service department has received the claim filed by the customer, to whom we reiterate our apologies, and has been unsuccessfully trying to reach her since the event," it said.&nbsp;</p>

Air France asked a Black woman to change her seat twice, first because her in-flight entertainment unit wasn't working, and then again when a white passenger next to her complained about her taking the empty seat next to him.

Air France is raising eyebrows for siding with a white passenger who did not want to sit next to a Black passenger on the plane. The flight was going from Paris to Washington Dulles, where an attendant changed the white passenger's seat because he was uncomfortable. It started when a female passenger notified the flight attendant that her seatback entertainment screen wasn’t working. She was asked to switch to another seat, after which she moved to a new coach middle. However, the man next to her was unhappy with her sitting there. The Airbus A350 crew checked the entertainment system and restarted it twice. However, it failed to buzz up. The flight was 8 hours and 35 minutes long, and the woman couldn't have gone without it for such a long duration. Also Read: Female American pilot caught boozed before flight during random alcohol testing in Stockholm The crew suggested she move to another seat. She picked a middle seat and sat there. It was between a father in the aisle seat and his son on the window seat. The man had not paid for the middle seat, and it was simply empty. However, after the woman sat there, he started interrogating her about her move. He asked her why she was sitting there. She told him that her seat was broken. The man was visibly upset about her being there and called the flight attendant. He complained to her about the seat change and the woman next to him. The attendant then asked the woman to move to an open seat. The woman, who was Black, was not happy about being told to change her seat because of someone else. Also Read: Man sneaks his wife into Business Class for sleep time, leaving flight attendant stumped Air France issues statement on incident She told View From The Wing, "I don’t care if he’s not happy. I was given permission to sit here. I did not ask you to move from your seat. You did not buy this seat. So why are you asking me–a black woman–to get up and move?" She added, "If he doesn’t want to sit next to someone black, that is not my problem." Air France came under fire for discriminating against the Black woman and asking her to change seat. Responding to the backlash, the airline issued a statement, stating that "there was no act or intent of discrimination on the part of our crew." "Air France is deeply committed to the values of respect for all and can only regret that the customer felt hurt by the way this incident was handled." It added that their only intention was not to "separate a family" seated together. "The crew did everything possible to restart the entertainment service on the customer’s original seat, and when it remained inoperative, offered an alternative seat, and then a second one, so as not to separate a family, seating together since the beginning of the flight." The woman apparently filed a claim against the airline. Air France said it was trying to reach out to her. "Our customer service department has received the claim filed by the customer, to whom we reiterate our apologies, and has been unsuccessfully trying to reach her since the event," it said.

<p>Air France asked a Black woman to change her seat twice, first because her in-flight entertainment unit wasn't working, and then again when a white passenger next to her complained about her taking the empty seat next to him.</p>

Woman alleges Air France asked her to change seat because white passenger didn't want to sit next to someone Black. 'If he doesn’t want to...'

<p>A Delta pilot failed a breathalyser test before the plane was about to take off, leading to cancellation of the flight. All the passengers will now be given a cash compensation of $705. The incident happened on Delta flight 205 going from Stockholm to New York JFK. It was an American female pilot who was caught during random alcohol testing. According to the European Union Aviation Safety Agency mandate, random alcohol testing should be carried out for pilots and cabin crew operating out of EU member states under regulation 2018/1042. Now each passenger will get a payout calculated based on the length of the delay in arrival caused by the act and the distance of the flight. A total of 198 passengers were supposed to fly to the US, which means Delta is set to lose &nbsp;$139,590. This charge is over and above what Delta AirLine would have to give them for accommodation and meals. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/scientists-want-to-use-paper-plane-spacecraft-to-deal-with-trash-in-space-1753175251897"><strong>NO KIDDING! Scientists want to use PAPER PLANE spacecraft for space missions because...</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Since the flight was cancelled, it also triggered a disruption to follow-on flights that the aircraft would have carried out. The cost of delay and cancellations caused by the drunken episode would also have to be borne by the airline. Pilots and crew drinking before a flight is a common problem airlines face. A few months back, two Delta flight attendants on the same flight to Amsterdam were arrested after failing a breathalyser. Another flight had to be cancelled because the captain was found to be drunk in 2023. In the US, laws state that commercial airline pilots should have a gap of at least 8 hours between their last drink and the time they are supposed to fly the aeroplane. Their blood alcohol limit should be .04. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/man-sneaks-his-wife-into-business-class-for-sleep-time-leaving-flight-attendant-stumped-1752823832777"><strong>Man sneaks his wife into Business Class for sleep time, leaving flight attendant stumped</strong></a></p><h2><strong>Drunken episodes by pilots and crew</strong></h2><p>Drinking by pilots, captains, and crew is a major concern globally. Several airlines have taken action against those who were found to be breaking the laws. Earlier this year, a Southwest pilot was arrested at the security checkpoint because he smelled of alcohol. In 2019, United pilots who were supposed to operate a flight from Glasgow to Newark were arrested on intoxication charges. In another incident, a Delta plane that was fully boarded with passengers had to be cancelled because the pilot was drunk. One time, an air marshal was found intoxicated on a United flight from London, leading to a delay because he had to be removed from the flight. An inflight magazine on an American Airlines plane showed pilots mixing cocktails, and it was forced to apologise for showing them doing so.</p>

The pilot of a Delta plane going from Stockholm to New York had high alcohol level in his blood and was arrested. The female pilot was caught when a random alcohol test was carried out, which is mandated by European laws. Similar incidents of pilots being drunk have been reported in the past.

A Delta pilot failed a breathalyser test before the plane was about to take off, leading to cancellation of the flight. All the passengers will now be given a cash compensation of $705. The incident happened on Delta flight 205 going from Stockholm to New York JFK. It was an American female pilot who was caught during random alcohol testing. According to the European Union Aviation Safety Agency mandate, random alcohol testing should be carried out for pilots and cabin crew operating out of EU member states under regulation 2018/1042. Now each passenger will get a payout calculated based on the length of the delay in arrival caused by the act and the distance of the flight. A total of 198 passengers were supposed to fly to the US, which means Delta is set to lose $139,590. This charge is over and above what Delta AirLine would have to give them for accommodation and meals. Also Read: NO KIDDING! Scientists want to use PAPER PLANE spacecraft for space missions because... Since the flight was cancelled, it also triggered a disruption to follow-on flights that the aircraft would have carried out. The cost of delay and cancellations caused by the drunken episode would also have to be borne by the airline. Pilots and crew drinking before a flight is a common problem airlines face. A few months back, two Delta flight attendants on the same flight to Amsterdam were arrested after failing a breathalyser. Another flight had to be cancelled because the captain was found to be drunk in 2023. In the US, laws state that commercial airline pilots should have a gap of at least 8 hours between their last drink and the time they are supposed to fly the aeroplane. Their blood alcohol limit should be .04. Also Read: Man sneaks his wife into Business Class for sleep time, leaving flight attendant stumped Drunken episodes by pilots and crew Drinking by pilots, captains, and crew is a major concern globally. Several airlines have taken action against those who were found to be breaking the laws. Earlier this year, a Southwest pilot was arrested at the security checkpoint because he smelled of alcohol. In 2019, United pilots who were supposed to operate a flight from Glasgow to Newark were arrested on intoxication charges. In another incident, a Delta plane that was fully boarded with passengers had to be cancelled because the pilot was drunk. One time, an air marshal was found intoxicated on a United flight from London, leading to a delay because he had to be removed from the flight. An inflight magazine on an American Airlines plane showed pilots mixing cocktails, and it was forced to apologise for showing them doing so.

<p>The pilot of a Delta plane going from Stockholm to New York had high alcohol level in his blood and was arrested. The female pilot was caught when a random alcohol test was carried out, which is mandated by European laws. Similar incidents of pilots being drunk have been reported in the past.</p>

Female American pilot caught boozed before flight during random alcohol testing in Stockholm

<p>The Chernobyl nuclear disaster of 1986 released high amounts of radioactive material into the environment, affecting people in Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia. Thirty plant workers died within weeks, and many more sustained radiation injuries. Everything within a 30-kilometre radius of the plant was evacuated. High radiation levels have led it to become a ghost town. No one can live there, and nothing can thrive in the radioactive environment. However, there is one thing that is thriving in Chernobyl - a black fungus. The disaster saw a runaway nuclear reaction, explosion, and fire in Reactor Number Four. Today, scientists are shocked to see something alive inside one of the most radioactive environments on Earth. Cladosporium sphaerospermum, a black fungus, has been discovered growing on the walls of reactor number 4 in Chernobyl. Called radiotrophic fungi, this was the first time it was ever seen anywhere in the world.</p><h2><strong>Organism thrives in radiation-filled environment</strong></h2><p>The radiation is not killing this fungus; instead, it is helping it thrive. This organism has adapted to its radioactive surroundings. The black fungus is absorbing deadly gamma radiation and converting it into energy in a process similar to photosynthesis. This fungus undergoes radiosynthesis, a process in which it uses radiation to grow. The fungus contains melanin, a pigment that absorbs and utilises ionising radiation to produce energy. This was first revealed in an article published in the National Library of Medicine in 2008. This has led scientists to ponder over its use to clean up radioactive sites. If found effective, it could become an integral tool in nuclear disaster recovery in future. A researcher studying the black fungus said, "It’s like nature engineered a biological radiation shield." Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/man-sucked-into-mri-machine-after-entering-room-wearing-chain-dies-of-injuries-1753086456963"><strong>Man sucked into MRI machine after entering room wearing chain, dies of injuries</strong></a></p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>Chernobyl fungus can help with space travel</strong></h2><p>This discovery has led scientists to use this fungus in situations where living organisms can be used to remove pollutants from the environment. So deploying them in high-radiation regions is one possibility where they can contain and potentially reduce radiation levels. However, another area where this black fungus can prove useful is space travel. Humans have been vying to travel in the void of space. Mars and Moon are on the list, with missions planned as early as the 2030s. However, the biggest challenge is the danger of radiation that can prove extremely harmful to the human body. C. sphaerospermum was sent to the International Space Station (ISS) to understand its potential to safeguard astronauts. Initial results show that the black fungus can prove to be a useful tool to further human space ambitions.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Scientists think it can be used to develop habitats that shield astronauts from the harsh radiation. It can even protect spaces where food can be grown for space travellers. C. sphaerospermum not only adapts and thrives in an adverse radioactive environment, but it can also withstand low temperatures, high salt concentrations and extreme acidity. This makes it a promising ingredient to whip up the perfect recipe for space travel.</p>

Chernobyl reactor number four has been conquered by an organism that thrives in a radioactive environment. It is like a biological radiation shield made by nature to fight radiation in the event of a nuclear disaster. In fact, it is probably cleaning Chernobyl.

The Chernobyl nuclear disaster of 1986 released high amounts of radioactive material into the environment, affecting people in Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia. Thirty plant workers died within weeks, and many more sustained radiation injuries. Everything within a 30-kilometre radius of the plant was evacuated. High radiation levels have led it to become a ghost town. No one can live there, and nothing can thrive in the radioactive environment. However, there is one thing that is thriving in Chernobyl - a black fungus. The disaster saw a runaway nuclear reaction, explosion, and fire in Reactor Number Four. Today, scientists are shocked to see something alive inside one of the most radioactive environments on Earth. Cladosporium sphaerospermum, a black fungus, has been discovered growing on the walls of reactor number 4 in Chernobyl. Called radiotrophic fungi, this was the first time it was ever seen anywhere in the world. Organism thrives in radiation-filled environment The radiation is not killing this fungus; instead, it is helping it thrive. This organism has adapted to its radioactive surroundings. The black fungus is absorbing deadly gamma radiation and converting it into energy in a process similar to photosynthesis. This fungus undergoes radiosynthesis, a process in which it uses radiation to grow. The fungus contains melanin, a pigment that absorbs and utilises ionising radiation to produce energy. This was first revealed in an article published in the National Library of Medicine in 2008. This has led scientists to ponder over its use to clean up radioactive sites. If found effective, it could become an integral tool in nuclear disaster recovery in future. A researcher studying the black fungus said, "It’s like nature engineered a biological radiation shield." Also Read: Man sucked into MRI machine after entering room wearing chain, dies of injuries Chernobyl fungus can help with space travel This discovery has led scientists to use this fungus in situations where living organisms can be used to remove pollutants from the environment. So deploying them in high-radiation regions is one possibility where they can contain and potentially reduce radiation levels. However, another area where this black fungus can prove useful is space travel. Humans have been vying to travel in the void of space. Mars and Moon are on the list, with missions planned as early as the 2030s. However, the biggest challenge is the danger of radiation that can prove extremely harmful to the human body. C. sphaerospermum was sent to the International Space Station (ISS) to understand its potential to safeguard astronauts. Initial results show that the black fungus can prove to be a useful tool to further human space ambitions. Scientists think it can be used to develop habitats that shield astronauts from the harsh radiation. It can even protect spaces where food can be grown for space travellers. C. sphaerospermum not only adapts and thrives in an adverse radioactive environment, but it can also withstand low temperatures, high salt concentrations and extreme acidity. This makes it a promising ingredient to whip up the perfect recipe for space travel.

<p>Chernobyl reactor number four has been conquered by an organism that thrives in a radioactive environment. It is like a biological radiation shield made by nature to fight radiation in the event of a nuclear disaster. In fact, it is probably cleaning Chernobyl.</p>

Chernobyl disaster site has nothing growing, except this organism that is thriving on radiation

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