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The Colombian navy on Wednesday announced its first seizure of an unmanned narco-submarine equipped with a Starlink antenna off its Caribbean coast.&nbsp;The vessel was not carrying drugs, but the Colombian navy and Western security sources based in the region told AFP they believed it was a trial run by a cocaine trafficking cartel."It was being tested and was empty," a naval spokeswoman confirmed to AFP.&nbsp;Manned semi-submersibles built in clandestine jungle shipyards have been used for decades to ferry cocaine north from Colombia, the world's biggest cocaine producer, to Central America or Mexico.&nbsp;But in recent years, they have been sailing much further afield, crossing the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.&nbsp;The latest find, announced by Admiral Juan Ricardo Rozo at a press conference, is the first reported discovery in South American waters of a drone narco-submarine.&nbsp;The navy said it was owned by the Gulf Clan, Colombia's largest drug trafficking group and had the capacity to transport 1.5 tons of cocaine.&nbsp;A video released by the navy showed a small grey vessel with a satellite antenna on the bow.This is not the first time a Starlink antenna has been used at sea by suspected drug traffickers.&nbsp;In November, Indian police seized a giant consignment of meth worth $4.25 billion in a vessel steered remotely by Starlink near the remote Andaman and Nicobar islands.&nbsp;It was the first known discovery of a narco-submarine operated by Starlink. Cocaine production, seizures and use all hit record highs in 2023, the UN drug agency said last month.&nbsp;In Colombia, production has reached record levels, fuelled by surging global demand.&nbsp;Rozo said the use of autonomous subs reflected the traffickers "migration toward more sophisticated unmanned systems" which are hard to detect at sea, "difficult to track by radar and even allow criminal networks to operate with partial autonomy."&nbsp;Juana Cabezas, a researcher at Colombia's Institute for Development and Peace Studies, told AFP that powerful Mexican drug cartels, who operate in Colombia, "hired technology experts and engineers to develop an unmanned submarine" as far back as 2017.&nbsp;She pointed out that drone vessels made it harder for the authorities to pinpoint the drug lords behind the shipments.&nbsp;"Removing the crew eliminates the risk of captured operators cooperating with authorities," agreed Henry Shuldiner, an investigator for the US-based InSight Crime think tank, who co-authored a report on the rise of narco-subs.&nbsp;Shuldiner also highlighted the challenge of assembling crews to sail makeshift subs described as floating "coffins."&nbsp;A near record number of the low-profile vessels were intercepted in the Atlantic and Pacific in 2024, according to the report.&nbsp;In November last year, five tons of Colombian cocaine were found on a semi-submersible en route to faraway Australia.&nbsp;Colombian law punishes the use, construction, marketing, possession, and transportation of semi-submersibles with penalties of up to 14 years in prison. &nbsp;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.

Manned semi submersibles built in clandestine jungle shipyards have been used for decades to ferry cocaine north from Colombia, the world's biggest cocaine producer, to Central America or Mexico.

The Colombian navy on Wednesday announced its first seizure of an unmanned narco-submarine equipped with a Starlink antenna off its Caribbean coast. The vessel was not carrying drugs, but the Colombian navy and Western security sources based in the region told AFP they believed it was a trial run by a cocaine trafficking cartel. "It was being tested and was empty," a naval spokeswoman confirmed to AFP. Manned semi-submersibles built in clandestine jungle shipyards have been used for decades to ferry cocaine north from Colombia, the world's biggest cocaine producer, to Central America or Mexico. But in recent years, they have been sailing much further afield, crossing the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. The latest find, announced by Admiral Juan Ricardo Rozo at a press conference, is the first reported discovery in South American waters of a drone narco-submarine. The navy said it was owned by the Gulf Clan, Colombia's largest drug trafficking group and had the capacity to transport 1.5 tons of cocaine. A video released by the navy showed a small grey vessel with a satellite antenna on the bow. This is not the first time a Starlink antenna has been used at sea by suspected drug traffickers. In November, Indian police seized a giant consignment of meth worth $4.25 billion in a vessel steered remotely by Starlink near the remote Andaman and Nicobar islands. It was the first known discovery of a narco-submarine operated by Starlink. Cocaine production, seizures and use all hit record highs in 2023, the UN drug agency said last month. In Colombia, production has reached record levels, fuelled by surging global demand. Rozo said the use of autonomous subs reflected the traffickers "migration toward more sophisticated unmanned systems" which are hard to detect at sea, "difficult to track by radar and even allow criminal networks to operate with partial autonomy." Juana Cabezas, a researcher at Colombia's Institute for Development and Peace Studies, told AFP that powerful Mexican drug cartels, who operate in Colombia, "hired technology experts and engineers to develop an unmanned submarine" as far back as 2017. She pointed out that drone vessels made it harder for the authorities to pinpoint the drug lords behind the shipments. "Removing the crew eliminates the risk of captured operators cooperating with authorities," agreed Henry Shuldiner, an investigator for the US-based InSight Crime think tank, who co-authored a report on the rise of narco-subs. Shuldiner also highlighted the challenge of assembling crews to sail makeshift subs described as floating "coffins." A near record number of the low-profile vessels were intercepted in the Atlantic and Pacific in 2024, according to the report. In November last year, five tons of Colombian cocaine were found on a semi-submersible en route to faraway Australia. Colombian law punishes the use, construction, marketing, possession, and transportation of semi-submersibles with penalties of up to 14 years in prison. 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.

Manned semi-submersibles built in clandestine jungle shipyards have been used for decades to ferry cocaine north from Colombia, the world's biggest cocaine producer, to Central America or Mexico.

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg reportedly stumbles inside the Oval Office unannounced, when US President Donald Trump was conducting a top-secret meeting with high-ranking military officials about the futuristic F-47 stealth fighter jet. He was reportedly escorted out and was asked to wait outside, as he did not have the security clearance.The NBC report that surfaced on Wednesday was discussing the inner workings of President Trump’s West Wing. It was citing two unnamed sources who said Mark Zuckerberg “walked in unexpectedly.” The Oval Office meeting focused on the U.S. Air Force’s next-generation fighter jet–the F-47 project. Military officials present in the room reportedly viewed his arrival as inappropriate, 'mystified and a bit unnerved' given the nature of the discussions, and requested that he wait outside due to a lack of security clearance. One anonymous source described the moment as “bizarro world.”However, the White House was quick to issue a denial of such claims, with one senior official claiming that these reports “mischaracterised” the situation.&nbsp;“There was no request for him to leave,” the official stated. “He popped in to say hello at the president’s request, and then left to wait for his meeting with POTUS to begin, which was scheduled to occur after the meeting with the pilots.”The senior official said Zuckerberg was briefly invited into the Oval Office by Trump for a casual meeting before a scheduled meeting. He was then asked to wait outside as the scheduled meeting started.However, Meta declined to comment. Recently, Zuckerberg has been criticised for his perceived political pivot. Considered as one-time foe of President Trump, since his return, the Meta CEO has made a series of decisions which were perceived by many as favouring conservatives, and an attempt to cosy up with the MAGA leader. Notably, the cessation of third-party fact-checking on Facebook and the appointment of Trump confidant Dana White to Meta’s board of directors.

A brief Oval Office appearance by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg during a Trump administration confidential meeting has triggered conflicting accounts; he was asked to leave. 

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg reportedly stumbles inside the Oval Office unannounced, when US President Donald Trump was conducting a top-secret meeting with high-ranking military officials about the futuristic F-47 stealth fighter jet. He was reportedly escorted out and was asked to wait outside, as he did not have the security clearance. The NBC report that surfaced on Wednesday was discussing the inner workings of President Trump’s West Wing. It was citing two unnamed sources who said Mark Zuckerberg “walked in unexpectedly.” The Oval Office meeting focused on the U.S. Air Force’s next-generation fighter jet–the F-47 project. Military officials present in the room reportedly viewed his arrival as inappropriate, 'mystified and a bit unnerved' given the nature of the discussions, and requested that he wait outside due to a lack of security clearance. One anonymous source described the moment as “bizarro world.” However, the White House was quick to issue a denial of such claims, with one senior official claiming that these reports “mischaracterised” the situation. “There was no request for him to leave,” the official stated. “He popped in to say hello at the president’s request, and then left to wait for his meeting with POTUS to begin, which was scheduled to occur after the meeting with the pilots.” The senior official said Zuckerberg was briefly invited into the Oval Office by Trump for a casual meeting before a scheduled meeting. He was then asked to wait outside as the scheduled meeting started. However, Meta declined to comment. Recently, Zuckerberg has been criticised for his perceived political pivot. Considered as one-time foe of President Trump, since his return, the Meta CEO has made a series of decisions which were perceived by many as favouring conservatives, and an attempt to cosy up with the MAGA leader. Notably, the cessation of third-party fact-checking on Facebook and the appointment of Trump confidant Dana White to Meta’s board of directors.

A brief Oval Office appearance by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg during a Trump administration confidential meeting has triggered conflicting accounts; he was asked to leave.&nbsp;

'Bizarro world' Mark Zuckerberg stumbles into secret meeting of Trump in Oval office, asked to leave?

A Washington-bound Air India flight was grounded during its fueling stop in Vienna after a technical issue came to light during a routine maintenance check, the airline said on Thursday (Jul 3). Flight AI103, which took off from New Delhi at 12:45 am on Wednesday (Jul 2), was scheduled to depart for Washington the same day. However, the flight was cancelled due to a technical snag.&nbsp;“Flight AI103 from Delhi to Washington, DC, on July 2, 2025, made a planned fuel stop in Vienna. During routine aircraft checks, an extended maintenance task was identified, which required rectification before the next flight and, thus, additional time for completion,” an airline spokesperson was quoted as saying by news agency ANI.&nbsp;After experiencing the issue, the Vienna-Washington leg of the flight was cancelled as rectification of the issues was needed before the flight could take off. An Air India spokesperson said that passengers were disembarked. Those holding valid Schengen visas or eligible for visa-free entry were accommodated in hotels. The rest of the passengers were assisted based on immigration and security clearance procedures by the Austrian authorities.&nbsp;The Air India flight AI104, from Washington to Delhi via Vienna, was also cancelled. “Passengers have been rebooked on alternative flights to Delhi or offered full refunds based on their preferences,” the airline said.&nbsp;Air India expressed regret over the inconvenience caused and said it was acting in line with its voluntary enhanced pre-flight safety checks. “The carrier deeply regrets the inconvenience caused and remains committed to prioritising the safety of all passengers and crew,” the spokesperson said.&nbsp;In another incident, another Air India plane travelling from Delhi to Vienna experienced a technical snag. The aircraft dropped nearly 900 feet mid-air shortly after takeoff. A spokesperson of the airline said on Tuesday (Jul 7) that an investigation is underway and both pilots have been grounded. The incident occurred on Jun 14, about 38 hours after the London-bound Air India flight crashed in Ahmedabad, killing over 260 people.

After experiencing the issue, the Vienna-Washington leg of the flight was cancelled as rectification of the issues was needed before the flight could take off. An Air India spokesperson said that passengers were disembarked. 

A Washington-bound Air India flight was grounded during its fueling stop in Vienna after a technical issue came to light during a routine maintenance check, the airline said on Thursday (Jul 3). Flight AI103, which took off from New Delhi at 12:45 am on Wednesday (Jul 2), was scheduled to depart for Washington the same day. However, the flight was cancelled due to a technical snag. “Flight AI103 from Delhi to Washington, DC, on July 2, 2025, made a planned fuel stop in Vienna. During routine aircraft checks, an extended maintenance task was identified, which required rectification before the next flight and, thus, additional time for completion,” an airline spokesperson was quoted as saying by news agency ANI. After experiencing the issue, the Vienna-Washington leg of the flight was cancelled as rectification of the issues was needed before the flight could take off. An Air India spokesperson said that passengers were disembarked. Those holding valid Schengen visas or eligible for visa-free entry were accommodated in hotels. The rest of the passengers were assisted based on immigration and security clearance procedures by the Austrian authorities. The Air India flight AI104, from Washington to Delhi via Vienna, was also cancelled. “Passengers have been rebooked on alternative flights to Delhi or offered full refunds based on their preferences,” the airline said. Air India expressed regret over the inconvenience caused and said it was acting in line with its voluntary enhanced pre-flight safety checks. “The carrier deeply regrets the inconvenience caused and remains committed to prioritising the safety of all passengers and crew,” the spokesperson said. In another incident, another Air India plane travelling from Delhi to Vienna experienced a technical snag. The aircraft dropped nearly 900 feet mid-air shortly after takeoff. A spokesperson of the airline said on Tuesday (Jul 7) that an investigation is underway and both pilots have been grounded. The incident occurred on Jun 14, about 38 hours after the London-bound Air India flight crashed in Ahmedabad, killing over 260 people.

After experiencing the issue, the Vienna-Washington leg of the flight was cancelled as rectification of the issues was needed before the flight could take off. An Air India spokesperson said that passengers were disembarked.&nbsp;

Delhi-Washington Air India flight cancelled over technical snag, grounded in Vienna

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Weeks after the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner incident in Ahmedabad, another alarming aviation safety event has surfaced, this time involving a Delta Air Lines aircraft in the United States. A Boeing 737-900 operating Flight 3247 from Atlanta to Raleigh-Durham landed without issue on Tuesday night. However, what seemed like a routine arrival took a concerning turn the next morning, when a Raleigh resident discovered a large metal object in their driveway. It was later confirmed to be a missing section of the aircraft’s left wing trailing edge flap, raising fresh questions about mid-air structural integrity and safety oversight.&nbsp;<h2>What happened and how?</h2>Trailing edge flaps are critical components located at the rear of a plane’s wings. They extend and retract during takeoff and landing to increase the surface area of the wing and generate additional lift. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed that the part found in the driveway belonged to Delta Flight 3247. The flap appears to have detached mid-flight, although no irregularities were reported during the aircraft’s operation.According to Delta, the missing flap was only detected during a routine post-flight inspection. A spokesperson for the airline told USA TODAY, “After the aircraft landed safely, it was observed that a portion of the left wing’s trailing edge flap was not in place.” The airline also noted that no emergency was declared during the flight, and passengers disembarked without being aware of any issue. The flap likely detached either in cruise or descent, after pilots had completed checks, which explains why the crew remained unaware and the aircraft handled normally .&nbsp;<h2>Why they were able to land?</h2>&nbsp;Trailing edge flaps are essential during takeoff and landing, increasing wing lift and drag. However, once retracted at cruise altitude, they do not contribute to flight control. Modern commercial aircraft like the Boeing 737 are designed to be highly resilient. The wing flap system includes multiple flaps, and losing one (or part of one) does not necessarily prevent the plane from flying or landing safely. The aircraft can compensate for asymmetry using ailerons, spoilers, and differential engine thrust.<h2>Investigation Underway and Safety Checks Ordered</h2>The FAA has opened an investigation into the incident to determine how the part became detached and whether maintenance protocols or structural fatigue may have played a role. Delta confirmed that the aircraft involved has been grounded, and the entire Boeing 737-900 fleet is undergoing additional inspections as a precaution.&nbsp;Police and local officials responded promptly after the homeowner reported the object, which had blocked access to their driveway. Fortunately, there were no injuries or property damage resulting from the incident.&nbsp;Experts have pointed out that while the loss of a flap could affect an aircraft’s aerodynamics, especially during landing, the safe arrival of the aircraft suggests that the crew was either unaware of the detachment or it occurred late enough in the descent to have minimal operational impact.&nbsp;

What seemed like a routine arrival took a concerning turn the next morning, when a Raleigh resident discovered a large metal object in their driveway. 

Weeks after the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner incident in Ahmedabad, another alarming aviation safety event has surfaced, this time involving a Delta Air Lines aircraft in the United States. A Boeing 737-900 operating Flight 3247 from Atlanta to Raleigh-Durham landed without issue on Tuesday night. However, what seemed like a routine arrival took a concerning turn the next morning, when a Raleigh resident discovered a large metal object in their driveway. It was later confirmed to be a missing section of the aircraft’s left wing trailing edge flap, raising fresh questions about mid-air structural integrity and safety oversight. What happened and how? Trailing edge flaps are critical components located at the rear of a plane’s wings. They extend and retract during takeoff and landing to increase the surface area of the wing and generate additional lift. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) confirmed that the part found in the driveway belonged to Delta Flight 3247. The flap appears to have detached mid-flight, although no irregularities were reported during the aircraft’s operation. According to Delta, the missing flap was only detected during a routine post-flight inspection. A spokesperson for the airline told USA TODAY, “After the aircraft landed safely, it was observed that a portion of the left wing’s trailing edge flap was not in place.” The airline also noted that no emergency was declared during the flight, and passengers disembarked without being aware of any issue. The flap likely detached either in cruise or descent, after pilots had completed checks, which explains why the crew remained unaware and the aircraft handled normally . Why they were able to land? Trailing edge flaps are essential during takeoff and landing, increasing wing lift and drag. However, once retracted at cruise altitude, they do not contribute to flight control. Modern commercial aircraft like the Boeing 737 are designed to be highly resilient. The wing flap system includes multiple flaps, and losing one (or part of one) does not necessarily prevent the plane from flying or landing safely. The aircraft can compensate for asymmetry using ailerons, spoilers, and differential engine thrust. Investigation Underway and Safety Checks Ordered The FAA has opened an investigation into the incident to determine how the part became detached and whether maintenance protocols or structural fatigue may have played a role. Delta confirmed that the aircraft involved has been grounded, and the entire Boeing 737-900 fleet is undergoing additional inspections as a precaution. Police and local officials responded promptly after the homeowner reported the object, which had blocked access to their driveway. Fortunately, there were no injuries or property damage resulting from the incident. Experts have pointed out that while the loss of a flap could affect an aircraft’s aerodynamics, especially during landing, the safe arrival of the aircraft suggests that the crew was either unaware of the detachment or it occurred late enough in the descent to have minimal operational impact.

What seemed like a routine arrival took a concerning turn the next morning, when a Raleigh resident discovered a large metal object in their driveway.&nbsp;

Delta Airlines' Boeing 737 landed safely despite losing a wing flap mid-flight — here’s how!

The British F-35B aircraft, which has been stranded at the Thiruvananthapuram International Airport for over two weeks due to technical issues, cannot be repaired and will be transported to the UK after being dismantled, CNN-News18 reported, citing top government sources. The report added that the British Navy will now bring a bigger plane to move the aircraft. They would also pay all dues to India, including parking and hangar costs.&nbsp;The fighter jet experienced a snag in its hydraulic system, which later progressed to the starting system, the source told the news outlet. It is unclear which parts would be dismantled, but a rectification team from the UK was being sent.&nbsp;The F-35B aircraft made an emergency landing at Kerala’s Thiruvananthapuram International Airport as it was unable to return to the UK Aircraft Carrier HMS Prince of Wales due to adverse weather conditions. It was planned to take off after refuelling. However, it developed an engineering issue on the ground and has been stationed at Bay No. 4 of the airport since then.&nbsp;After assessing the situation, the engineers from HMS Prince of Wales determined that additional assistance was required from a UK-based engineering team.&nbsp;An official told ANI, “UK F-35B aircraft is awaiting repairs at the Thiruvananthapuram International Airport after developing an engineering issue. The UK has accepted an offer to move the aircraft to the Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul facility at the airport.”&nbsp;“The aircraft will be moved to the hangar once UK engineering teams arrive with specialist equipment, thereby ensuring there is minimal disruption to scheduled maintenance of other aircraft,” he said.&nbsp;The British High Commission earlier said in a statement that ground teams were closely working with Indian authorities to ensure that safety and security precautions are maintained as the repairs and safety checks were being planned. The British authorities have also expressed gratitude to India after the aircraft’s emergency landing.

The report added that the British Navy will now bring a bigger plane to move the aircraft. They would also pay all dues to India, including parking and hangar costs.

The British F-35B aircraft, which has been stranded at the Thiruvananthapuram International Airport for over two weeks due to technical issues, cannot be repaired and will be transported to the UK after being dismantled, CNN-News18 reported, citing top government sources. The report added that the British Navy will now bring a bigger plane to move the aircraft. They would also pay all dues to India, including parking and hangar costs. The fighter jet experienced a snag in its hydraulic system, which later progressed to the starting system, the source told the news outlet. It is unclear which parts would be dismantled, but a rectification team from the UK was being sent. The F-35B aircraft made an emergency landing at Kerala’s Thiruvananthapuram International Airport as it was unable to return to the UK Aircraft Carrier HMS Prince of Wales due to adverse weather conditions. It was planned to take off after refuelling. However, it developed an engineering issue on the ground and has been stationed at Bay No. 4 of the airport since then. After assessing the situation, the engineers from HMS Prince of Wales determined that additional assistance was required from a UK-based engineering team. An official told ANI, “UK F-35B aircraft is awaiting repairs at the Thiruvananthapuram International Airport after developing an engineering issue. The UK has accepted an offer to move the aircraft to the Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul facility at the airport.” “The aircraft will be moved to the hangar once UK engineering teams arrive with specialist equipment, thereby ensuring there is minimal disruption to scheduled maintenance of other aircraft,” he said. The British High Commission earlier said in a statement that ground teams were closely working with Indian authorities to ensure that safety and security precautions are maintained as the repairs and safety checks were being planned. The British authorities have also expressed gratitude to India after the aircraft’s emergency landing.

The report added that the British Navy will now bring a bigger plane to move the aircraft. They would also pay all dues to India, including parking and hangar costs.

UK's stranded F-35 in India to be dismantled, will be flown back for repair: Report

The President of the Tibetan government in exile, Penpa Tsering, has said that India could be "likely choice" for the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, but it depends on "any signs or messages regarding his next life" by the Tibetan spiritual leader. The 14th Dalai Lama on Wednesday announced that the office of the Dalai Lama will continue after him, and the "recognition" of the 15th Dalai Lama will be done by the Ganden Phodrang trust.&nbsp;Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal from Dharamsala, Penpa Tsering the Sikyong or President of the Central Tibetan Administration in India said,"is Holiness says he will be &nbsp;(reincarnated) in a free world and India, obviously, is a very likely choice...it is too early right now, so for His Holiness to give any signs or messages regarding his next life, it will come only when the time is right."&nbsp;The reincarnation process is unique in Tibetan Buddhism, and the announcement comes ahead of the Dalai Lama's birthday this weekend. Asked about the Chinese government's reaction to the announcement by the Dalai Lama and the need for approval from Beijing for the appointment of the Tibetan spiritual leader, he said, "A government that does not believe in any religion, saying that they would recognise reincarnate Lamas is absurd in many ways. The Chinese government want to use to use the whole system to control Tibet in future. If they can control the Dalai Lama, they can control Tibet".&nbsp;The 2nd democratically elected Sikyong or President of the Tibetan government in exile also detailed the implications of the Dalai Lama's announcements and views of the Tibetan refugee community on the developments. Sidhant Sibal: If you help us understand the announcement made by the Dalai Lama? Penpa Tsering: &nbsp;His Holiness over the years has said many things, including that this could be the last Dalai Lama. That is why, first, we need acceptance from this holiness, that there would be a continuation of the institution of the Dalai Lama, which is not only important for the Tibetans, but for the whole world. So, this time, His Holiness has agreed for the continuation of the Ganden Phodrang trust of His Holiness, the Dalai Lama who would be responsible for the future search of the next Dalai Lama whenever the time comes. Because his holiness, even now, keeps reassuring us that he will live for more than two decades. This acceptance by His Holiness is a very important decision for the Tibetans and for His Holiness.&nbsp;Sidhant Sibal: What does it mean for the reincarnation process? Penpa Tsering: That also means that there would be continuation of Dalai Lamas in future, whether it's the 15th or 16th or 17th, to follow. So, his holiness, always in his prayers says that till this world exists, till people are not free from all the bondage of inflictions His Holiness will be reborn to serve humanity. So, the whole concept of reincarnation itself is very unique to Tibetan Buddhism. There are so many Buddhist countries in this world. But this idea, or the whole idea, of reincarnation, is to carry forward the legacy and the responsibilities of the previous Lama. That is why it's significant that His Holiness continuation of the Ganden Phodrang trust and also the commitment to reincarnate is a very significant decision for the Tibetans and for the world as well.&nbsp;Sidhant Sibal: If you can give more details about the Ganden Phodrang? Penpa Tsering: Ganden Phodrang institution is just like an ordinary family. 3 organisations registered, one is the Ganden Phodrang trust, Dalai Lama trust, registered in India. And there is also the Dalai Lama foundation that's registered in Switzerland. The Dalai Lama foundation and Dalai Lama trust will have nothing to do with the future responsibilities, but the &nbsp;Ganden Phodrang trust, and people who are secretaries in that office will be responsible whoever in the next two, three decades, whenever the time comes, they will be responsible for coordination. They will seek the advice of the High Lamas of other traditions, the oracles. The oracles come in the human medium, and they will also become consulted. Protecting these deities, should have relations with the successive Dalai Lamas over generations, so they will also be consulted. And there will be other means of also looking at those things. If you look at the reincarnation of the 13th to the 14th, there are a lot of rigorous tests that the young child, the reincarnated Lama, will have to go through to be identified as the next Dalai Lama.&nbsp;Sidhant Sibal: China has reacted, and approval needs recognition from the Chinese government and do you see 2 Dalai Lamas, one by process given out by his holiness and one by the Chinese government? Penpa Tsering: The Chinese government has been preparing for the demise of this Dalai Lama over the last 20-25 years. That is why they have also laid a law as well, which talks about the state recognising the reincarnated lamas, or what they call as the living Buddhas. So, they have three major points in their argument. What they are saying is that they will look for the next Dalai Lama within China or within Tibet. And for that, His Holiness has always said that he will be born in a free world. That's the reason why His Holiness has repeatedly said and in this book, voice for the voiceless, His Holiness has mentioned that His Holiness, reincarnation, will be born in a free world. The second thing the Chinese government says is that when they say it's a break from tradition, they are talking about the use of golden urn, which was invented, introduced in 1793. &nbsp;I have always been saying there have been eight Dalai Lamas before the introduction of golden urn, which was mainly to be used as a political tool by the Chinese, and that was hardly or rarely used in the Dalai Lama cases, or Panchen Lama cases following 1793. What about the eight Dalai Lamas that have been there? Are there not Dalai Lamas? There was no golden urn at that time. It means nothing to the Tibetan schools, even when it was used for the two occasions in recognising Panchen Lama in the mid-80s. Even then, most of the process of selection has already been done. Now, then the Chinese government also says that they have to approve the recognition, which is absurd, because even at that time when the golden urn was introduced, at least the Qing were Buddhist, in a way, because we were preceptor to the Chinese emperor. A government that does not believe in any religion, saying that they would recognise reincarnate Lamas is absurd in many ways. Chinese govt want to use to use whole system to control Tibet in future. If they can control Dalai Lama, they can control Tibet but that will be a life long headache.&nbsp;Sidhant Sibal: How do you define free world? Does free world mean India? Will next Dalai Lama to be likely to be born in India or any other part of the world? Penpa Tsering: As I mentioned earlier, also, the whole idea of reincarnation is to carry forward the legacy of the previous Lama. So, if His Holiness is born in a not free world, in a controlled authoritarian regime, then His Holiness would not have the freedom to carry forward his responsibilities. That is why His Holiness says he will be in a free world and India, obviously, is a very likely choice... There has to be relation between the parents and the community that His Holiness will be born, and there should be master-student relationship between the family and the community where His Holiness is born. That is why, if His Holiness is reborn in India, which is very likely, and I cannot confirm it, because His Holiness to decide, as was mentioned, at the meet the press yesterday, it is too early right now, so for His Holiness to give any signs or messages regarding his next life, it will come only when the time is right. So Chinese government always says that they welcome His Holiness to visit China and Tibet and but they put this condition that His Holiness should stay back. And because of that, His Holiness has responded that if his Holiness gets to go to China or Tibet, he will go but not live there, because there is no freedom there.&nbsp;Sidhant Sibal: What do you think of the international community's role over the reincarnation process in terms of supporting it? What's your expectation? What's your hope from the international community? Penpa Tsering: &nbsp;Now, within China, just like the Panchen Lama experience, the Chinese-appointed Panchen Lama is not recognised by Tibetans. So the same thing would happen with the next Dalai Lama. If China decides to choose one, and the Tibetans in exile, if Tibet is not free by that time, then we'll definitely choose one. So there is no question about that.&nbsp;Sidhant Sibal: So what's your personal affection as His Holiness Dalai Lama turns 90 as the president of the Tibetan government in exile. How do you plan to protect and continue the culture of Tibet outside of Tibet amongst the Tibetan refugees? Penpa Tsering: Yes, for the Tibetan community, of course, it's a very important event. And for global community also, it's very important because, as we speak, there is so many violence going on around this world, so many new conflict zones. So the message of nonviolence and compassion, Karuna and Ahimsa, that is rooted in the ancient Indian wisdom and which His Holiness spreads, is very, very important. I think the 90th birthday should be focused on the four principal commitments of His Holiness, which is very simple to explain. Also. His Holiness is, I'm one among the 8 billion people in this world, and His Holiness always speak about the concept of oneness of humanity, that every human being in this same is in this world is same, and His Holiness is just one among them, and his responsibility is to promote human values. So, in that sense, he has worked with scientists for many years.&nbsp;

The 14th Dalai Lama on Wednesday announced that the office of the Dalai Lama will continue after him, and the "recognition" of the 15th Dalai Lama will be done by the Ganden Phodrang trust. The reincarnation process is unique in Tibetan Buddhism.

The President of the Tibetan government in exile, Penpa Tsering, has said that India could be "likely choice" for the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, but it depends on "any signs or messages regarding his next life" by the Tibetan spiritual leader. The 14th Dalai Lama on Wednesday announced that the office of the Dalai Lama will continue after him, and the "recognition" of the 15th Dalai Lama will be done by the Ganden Phodrang trust. Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal from Dharamsala, Penpa Tsering the Sikyong or President of the Central Tibetan Administration in India said,"is Holiness says he will be (reincarnated) in a free world and India, obviously, is a very likely choice...it is too early right now, so for His Holiness to give any signs or messages regarding his next life, it will come only when the time is right." The reincarnation process is unique in Tibetan Buddhism, and the announcement comes ahead of the Dalai Lama's birthday this weekend. Asked about the Chinese government's reaction to the announcement by the Dalai Lama and the need for approval from Beijing for the appointment of the Tibetan spiritual leader, he said, "A government that does not believe in any religion, saying that they would recognise reincarnate Lamas is absurd in many ways. The Chinese government want to use to use the whole system to control Tibet in future. If they can control the Dalai Lama, they can control Tibet". The 2nd democratically elected Sikyong or President of the Tibetan government in exile also detailed the implications of the Dalai Lama's announcements and views of the Tibetan refugee community on the developments. Sidhant Sibal: If you help us understand the announcement made by the Dalai Lama? Penpa Tsering: His Holiness over the years has said many things, including that this could be the last Dalai Lama. That is why, first, we need acceptance from this holiness, that there would be a continuation of the institution of the Dalai Lama, which is not only important for the Tibetans, but for the whole world. So, this time, His Holiness has agreed for the continuation of the Ganden Phodrang trust of His Holiness, the Dalai Lama who would be responsible for the future search of the next Dalai Lama whenever the time comes. Because his holiness, even now, keeps reassuring us that he will live for more than two decades. This acceptance by His Holiness is a very important decision for the Tibetans and for His Holiness. Sidhant Sibal: What does it mean for the reincarnation process? Penpa Tsering: That also means that there would be continuation of Dalai Lamas in future, whether it's the 15th or 16th or 17th, to follow. So, his holiness, always in his prayers says that till this world exists, till people are not free from all the bondage of inflictions His Holiness will be reborn to serve humanity. So, the whole concept of reincarnation itself is very unique to Tibetan Buddhism. There are so many Buddhist countries in this world. But this idea, or the whole idea, of reincarnation, is to carry forward the legacy and the responsibilities of the previous Lama. That is why it's significant that His Holiness continuation of the Ganden Phodrang trust and also the commitment to reincarnate is a very significant decision for the Tibetans and for the world as well. Sidhant Sibal: If you can give more details about the Ganden Phodrang? Penpa Tsering: Ganden Phodrang institution is just like an ordinary family. 3 organisations registered, one is the Ganden Phodrang trust, Dalai Lama trust, registered in India. And there is also the Dalai Lama foundation that's registered in Switzerland. The Dalai Lama foundation and Dalai Lama trust will have nothing to do with the future responsibilities, but the Ganden Phodrang trust, and people who are secretaries in that office will be responsible whoever in the next two, three decades, whenever the time comes, they will be responsible for coordination. They will seek the advice of the High Lamas of other traditions, the oracles. The oracles come in the human medium, and they will also become consulted. Protecting these deities, should have relations with the successive Dalai Lamas over generations, so they will also be consulted. And there will be other means of also looking at those things. If you look at the reincarnation of the 13th to the 14th, there are a lot of rigorous tests that the young child, the reincarnated Lama, will have to go through to be identified as the next Dalai Lama. Sidhant Sibal: China has reacted, and approval needs recognition from the Chinese government and do you see 2 Dalai Lamas, one by process given out by his holiness and one by the Chinese government? Penpa Tsering: The Chinese government has been preparing for the demise of this Dalai Lama over the last 20-25 years. That is why they have also laid a law as well, which talks about the state recognising the reincarnated lamas, or what they call as the living Buddhas. So, they have three major points in their argument. What they are saying is that they will look for the next Dalai Lama within China or within Tibet. And for that, His Holiness has always said that he will be born in a free world. That's the reason why His Holiness has repeatedly said and in this book, voice for the voiceless, His Holiness has mentioned that His Holiness, reincarnation, will be born in a free world. The second thing the Chinese government says is that when they say it's a break from tradition, they are talking about the use of golden urn, which was invented, introduced in 1793. I have always been saying there have been eight Dalai Lamas before the introduction of golden urn, which was mainly to be used as a political tool by the Chinese, and that was hardly or rarely used in the Dalai Lama cases, or Panchen Lama cases following 1793. What about the eight Dalai Lamas that have been there? Are there not Dalai Lamas? There was no golden urn at that time. It means nothing to the Tibetan schools, even when it was used for the two occasions in recognising Panchen Lama in the mid-80s. Even then, most of the process of selection has already been done. Now, then the Chinese government also says that they have to approve the recognition, which is absurd, because even at that time when the golden urn was introduced, at least the Qing were Buddhist, in a way, because we were preceptor to the Chinese emperor. A government that does not believe in any religion, saying that they would recognise reincarnate Lamas is absurd in many ways. Chinese govt want to use to use whole system to control Tibet in future. If they can control Dalai Lama, they can control Tibet but that will be a life long headache. Sidhant Sibal: How do you define free world? Does free world mean India? Will next Dalai Lama to be likely to be born in India or any other part of the world? Penpa Tsering: As I mentioned earlier, also, the whole idea of reincarnation is to carry forward the legacy of the previous Lama. So, if His Holiness is born in a not free world, in a controlled authoritarian regime, then His Holiness would not have the freedom to carry forward his responsibilities. That is why His Holiness says he will be in a free world and India, obviously, is a very likely choice... There has to be relation between the parents and the community that His Holiness will be born, and there should be master-student relationship between the family and the community where His Holiness is born. That is why, if His Holiness is reborn in India, which is very likely, and I cannot confirm it, because His Holiness to decide, as was mentioned, at the meet the press yesterday, it is too early right now, so for His Holiness to give any signs or messages regarding his next life, it will come only when the time is right. So Chinese government always says that they welcome His Holiness to visit China and Tibet and but they put this condition that His Holiness should stay back. And because of that, His Holiness has responded that if his Holiness gets to go to China or Tibet, he will go but not live there, because there is no freedom there. Sidhant Sibal: What do you think of the international community's role over the reincarnation process in terms of supporting it? What's your expectation? What's your hope from the international community? Penpa Tsering: Now, within China, just like the Panchen Lama experience, the Chinese-appointed Panchen Lama is not recognised by Tibetans. So the same thing would happen with the next Dalai Lama. If China decides to choose one, and the Tibetans in exile, if Tibet is not free by that time, then we'll definitely choose one. So there is no question about that. Sidhant Sibal: So what's your personal affection as His Holiness Dalai Lama turns 90 as the president of the Tibetan government in exile. How do you plan to protect and continue the culture of Tibet outside of Tibet amongst the Tibetan refugees? Penpa Tsering: Yes, for the Tibetan community, of course, it's a very important event. And for global community also, it's very important because, as we speak, there is so many violence going on around this world, so many new conflict zones. So the message of nonviolence and compassion, Karuna and Ahimsa, that is rooted in the ancient Indian wisdom and which His Holiness spreads, is very, very important. I think the 90th birthday should be focused on the four principal commitments of His Holiness, which is very simple to explain. Also. His Holiness is, I'm one among the 8 billion people in this world, and His Holiness always speak about the concept of oneness of humanity, that every human being in this same is in this world is same, and His Holiness is just one among them, and his responsibility is to promote human values. So, in that sense, he has worked with scientists for many years.

The 14th Dalai Lama on Wednesday announced that the office of the Dalai Lama will continue after him, and the "recognition" of the 15th Dalai Lama will be done by the Ganden Phodrang trust. The reincarnation process is unique in Tibetan Buddhism.

India ‘likely choice’ for Dalai Lama’s reincarnation but depends on ‘signs’, says Prez of Tibetan govt in Exile

An Indian software engineer identified as Soham Parekh, has become an overnight sensation on social media after he was accused of simultaneously working for several American startups at a time. Suhail Doshi, co-founder and former CEO of analytics platform Mixpanel and several other founders accused him of doing 3–4 jobs at once.After the allegations against 'Soham Parekh' surfaced on social media, it began trending. Later, netizens flooded the comment section with their mixed opinions and memes. Even the CEO of LinkedIn also joined in on the meme fest.In a post on X (formerly known as twitter), Suhail Doshi wrote, “PSA: there’s a guy named Soham Parekh (in India) who works at 3-4 startups at the same time. He’s been preying on YC companies and more. Beware. I fired this guy in his first week and told him to stop lying / scamming people. He hasn’t stopped a year later. No more excuses.”&nbsp;&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">PSA: there’s a guy named Soham Parekh (in India) who works at 3-4 startups at the same time. He’s been preying on YC companies and more. Beware. I fired this guy in his first week and told him to stop lying / scamming people. He hasn’t stopped a year later. No more excuses.&mdash; Suhail (@Suhail) <a href="https://twitter.com/Suhail/status/1940287384131969067?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 2, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h3>Who is Soham Parekh?</h3>As per the CV shared by Suhail Doshi on X, Parekh is employed as software engineer with a bachelor’s degree from the University of Mumbai and a master’s degree from the Georgia Institute of Technology. The CV also enlist his past experience from Dynamo AI, Union AI, Synthesia, and Alan AI.<h3>What netizens said in the viral post?</h3>The allegations against Soham Parekh quickly gained traction online, especially in India. After the post went viral, several users reacted on the post. One of the users said, "the world’s first fully autonomous ai agent."The next said, "PSA: there's a guy named Elon Musk (African) who works at 6-7 companies or more at the same time. Beware.""It’s honestly funny to see immigrants in the U.S. complaining about other immigrants. I’m guessing the guy in question just subcontracts and keeps hustling. He’s no fool. Complaining like that with no proof—meanwhile, he’s out there making money peacefully while they rant about him here on X. Wild, " another user said.Defending the engineer, a user also said, “Why do you feel moonlighting is wrong? If he aced the interviews and was the best so you hired him - what’s wrong? As long as he meets all deliverables on time with the right attitude.”&nbsp;

Suhail Doshi, co-founder and former CEO of analytics platform Mixpanel and several other founders accused Soham Parekh of doing 3–4 jobs at once. After the allegations against 'Soham Parekh' surfaced on social media, it began trending.

An Indian software engineer identified as Soham Parekh, has become an overnight sensation on social media after he was accused of simultaneously working for several American startups at a time. Suhail Doshi, co-founder and former CEO of analytics platform Mixpanel and several other founders accused him of doing 3–4 jobs at once. After the allegations against 'Soham Parekh' surfaced on social media, it began trending. Later, netizens flooded the comment section with their mixed opinions and memes. Even the CEO of LinkedIn also joined in on the meme fest. In a post on X (formerly known as twitter), Suhail Doshi wrote, “PSA: there’s a guy named Soham Parekh (in India) who works at 3-4 startups at the same time. He’s been preying on YC companies and more. Beware. I fired this guy in his first week and told him to stop lying / scamming people. He hasn’t stopped a year later. No more excuses.”

Suhail Doshi, co-founder and former CEO of analytics platform Mixpanel and several other founders accused Soham Parekh of doing 3–4 jobs at once. After the allegations against 'Soham Parekh' surfaced on social media, it began trending.

Who is Soham Parekh—Viral Indian engineer accused of 'moonlighting' at several US startups

US President Donald Trump is fighting with his former ‘buddy’ Elon Musk once again after their public fallout last month. Elon Musk has renewed his campaign against Trump's 'big beautiful' tax spending bill - that is slated to be passed by the House on Wednesday. The campaign began as Musk declared that 'America Party' will be launched when the bill is passed. To this, Trump issued a threat of DOGE investigation on Musk and spoke about his deportation. However, this latest feud is not same as the previous one because Musk is holding his temptation back. While he has attacked the big beautiful bill and all US lawmakers supporting it, he has refrained from attacking the POTUS personally - something that he did last month. Moreover, he has praised the US president - prompting critics to say that the duo is behaving like “husband and wife.”<h2>'Just plain wrong' to 'credit is due': Elon Musk seems confused</h2>In a post on X, Musk responded to a tweet criticising the president’s Truth Social post threatening to scrap federal subsidies received by his companies, writing that the remarks were: “Just plain wrong...So disappointing.” He also said that he is tempted to escalate the situation but he won't. The billionaire also made a post urging people to follow a meme account posting screenshots of old tweets by GOP lawmakers criticising the national debt alongside posts hailing the passage of tax and spending bill.<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2025/20250703/image-1751532198792.png"></figure>However, after a few hours, when Trump shared a post about a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas to stop the war in Gaza, the tech giant wrote: “Credit where credit is due...[Trump] has successfully resolved several serious conflicts around the world.”&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2025/20250703/image-1751532306060.png"></figure><h2>Trump and Musk's feud escalates again</h2>Trump on Tuesday said that Musk would have to return to South Africa if he didn't get EV subsidies in the USA. The US president also claimed that he was always against the EV mandate - the key clause that seems to be the reason for Tesla boss' opposition to the bill. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said, "Elon Musk knew, long before he so strongly endorsed me for President, that I was strongly against the EV Mandate. It is ridiculous, and was always a major part of my campaign. Electric cars are fine, but not everyone should be forced to own one. Elon may get more subsidy than any human being in history, by far, and without subsidies, Elon would probably have to close up shop and head back home to South Africa."&nbsp;"No more Rocket launches, Satellites, or Electric Car Production, and our Country would save a FORTUNE. Perhaps we should have DOGE take a good, hard, look at this? BIG MONEY TO BE SAVED," the president added. Later, before boarding Marine One, Trump issued a threat of DOGE action on Musk. He said, "We might have to put DOGE on Elon. You know what DOGE is? DOGE is the monster that might have to go back and eat Elon," he said . When asked if he would consider deporting Musk, Trump said he didn't know. “We'll have to take a look.”&nbsp;In response to Trump’s post, Musk, in his own social media platform X, said “I am literally saying CUT IT ALL." Musk also slammed the ‘Big Beautiful bill’ and said that if it is passed, a new political party will be formed in America. In a series of posts, Musk explained how the tax and spending bill will increase the national debt in America and claimed that both the political parties - Republicans and Democrats - have done anything to decrease the national debt. The country’s biggest Republican donor last elections also said that he would back primary challengers against nearly every single Republican in Congress. He also wrote on X, “Anyone who campaigned on the PROMISE of REDUCING SPENDING , but continues to vote on the BIGGEST DEBT ceiling increase in HISTORY will see their face on this poster in the primary next year,” Musk said in another post. The billionaire also declared that every member of Congress who campaigned on reducing government spending and then immediately voted for this bill would “lose their primary next year.” &nbsp;

US President Donald Trump is fighting with his former ‘buddy’ Elon Musk once again after their public fallout last month. Elon Musk has renewed his campaign against Trump's 'big beautiful' tax spending bill - that is slated to be passed by the House

US President Donald Trump is fighting with his former ‘buddy’ Elon Musk once again after their public fallout last month. Elon Musk has renewed his campaign against Trump's 'big beautiful' tax spending bill - that is slated to be passed by the House on Wednesday. The campaign began as Musk declared that 'America Party' will be launched when the bill is passed. To this, Trump issued a threat of DOGE investigation on Musk and spoke about his deportation. However, this latest feud is not same as the previous one because Musk is holding his temptation back. While he has attacked the big beautiful bill and all US lawmakers supporting it, he has refrained from attacking the POTUS personally - something that he did last month. Moreover, he has praised the US president - prompting critics to say that the duo is behaving like “husband and wife.” 'Just plain wrong' to 'credit is due': Elon Musk seems confused In a post on X, Musk responded to a tweet criticising the president’s Truth Social post threatening to scrap federal subsidies received by his companies, writing that the remarks were: “Just plain wrong...So disappointing.” He also said that he is tempted to escalate the situation but he won't. The billionaire also made a post urging people to follow a meme account posting screenshots of old tweets by GOP lawmakers criticising the national debt alongside posts hailing the passage of tax and spending bill. However, after a few hours, when Trump shared a post about a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas to stop the war in Gaza, the tech giant wrote: “Credit where credit is due...[Trump] has successfully resolved several serious conflicts around the world.” Trump and Musk's feud escalates again Trump on Tuesday said that Musk would have to return to South Africa if he didn't get EV subsidies in the USA. The US president also claimed that he was always against the EV mandate - the key clause that seems to be the reason for Tesla boss' opposition to the bill. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said, "Elon Musk knew, long before he so strongly endorsed me for President, that I was strongly against the EV Mandate. It is ridiculous, and was always a major part of my campaign. Electric cars are fine, but not everyone should be forced to own one. Elon may get more subsidy than any human being in history, by far, and without subsidies, Elon would probably have to close up shop and head back home to South Africa." "No more Rocket launches, Satellites, or Electric Car Production, and our Country would save a FORTUNE. Perhaps we should have DOGE take a good, hard, look at this? BIG MONEY TO BE SAVED," the president added. Later, before boarding Marine One, Trump issued a threat of DOGE action on Musk. He said, "We might have to put DOGE on Elon. You know what DOGE is? DOGE is the monster that might have to go back and eat Elon," he said . When asked if he would consider deporting Musk, Trump said he didn't know. “We'll have to take a look.” In response to Trump’s post, Musk, in his own social media platform X, said “I am literally saying CUT IT ALL." Musk also slammed the ‘Big Beautiful bill’ and said that if it is passed, a new political party will be formed in America. In a series of posts, Musk explained how the tax and spending bill will increase the national debt in America and claimed that both the political parties - Republicans and Democrats - have done anything to decrease the national debt. The country’s biggest Republican donor last elections also said that he would back primary challengers against nearly every single Republican in Congress. He also wrote on X, “Anyone who campaigned on the PROMISE of REDUCING SPENDING , but continues to vote on the BIGGEST DEBT ceiling increase in HISTORY will see their face on this poster in the primary next year,” Musk said in another post. The billionaire also declared that every member of Congress who campaigned on reducing government spending and then immediately voted for this bill would “lose their primary next year.”

US President Donald Trump is fighting with his former ‘buddy’ Elon Musk once again after their public fallout last month. Elon Musk has renewed his campaign against Trump's 'big beautiful' tax spending bill - that is slated to be passed by the House

'Just plain wrong' to 'credit is due': How Elon Musk is holding his temptation to attack Trump over 'big beautiful' bill

In the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, the Israeli military reportedly used a 500lb (230kg) bomb to attack a target in a crowded beachfront cafe in Gaza on Monday. The US-made bomb is a powerful weapon that generates a massive blast wave and scatters shrapnel over a large area.&nbsp;The popular seafront cafe, Al-Baqa Cafe, is often crowded by activists, journalists, and local residents. The use of such a munition by Israel despite the known presence of many unprotected civilians could amount to war crime in international law, reported The Guardian, citing experts.&nbsp;Experts have identified the fragments from the blast as part of the US-made MK-82 general purpose 230kg bomb, that has been extensively used by Washington in its several bombing campaigns in recent decades. They further said that the attack despite the known presence of many unprotected civilians &nbsp;was almost certainly unlawful and may constitute a war crime, reported the media outlet.&nbsp;An Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson after the attack said “prior to the strike, steps were taken to mitigate the risk of harming civilians using aerial surveillance," and the attack was under review.&nbsp;Attacks that cause “incidental loss of civilian life” that is “excessive or disproportionate to the military advantage", is forbidden by the &nbsp;International Humanitarian Law.&nbsp;The bombing at the cafe, one of the few businesses to continue operating during the war was a place for people looking for internet connection and charging their phones.&nbsp;Videos shared on social media platforms showed disfigured bodies soaked in blood and injured being rushed to hospitals wrapped in blankets.&nbsp;"Without a warning, all of a sudden, a warplane hit the place, shaking it like an earthquake,” said one of the eyewitnesses of the attack present at the cafe to the Associated Press.&nbsp;After the attack, the Israeli military said in a statement that the strike targeted Hamas operatives, but it did not identify them. &nbsp;

The bombing at the cafe, one of the few businesses to continue operating during the war, was a place for people looking for internet connection and charging their phones.

In the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas, the Israeli military reportedly used a 500lb (230kg) bomb to attack a target in a crowded beachfront cafe in Gaza on Monday. The US-made bomb is a powerful weapon that generates a massive blast wave and scatters shrapnel over a large area. The popular seafront cafe, Al-Baqa Cafe, is often crowded by activists, journalists, and local residents. The use of such a munition by Israel despite the known presence of many unprotected civilians could amount to war crime in international law, reported The Guardian, citing experts. Experts have identified the fragments from the blast as part of the US-made MK-82 general purpose 230kg bomb, that has been extensively used by Washington in its several bombing campaigns in recent decades. They further said that the attack despite the known presence of many unprotected civilians was almost certainly unlawful and may constitute a war crime, reported the media outlet. An Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesperson after the attack said “prior to the strike, steps were taken to mitigate the risk of harming civilians using aerial surveillance," and the attack was under review. Attacks that cause “incidental loss of civilian life” that is “excessive or disproportionate to the military advantage", is forbidden by the International Humanitarian Law. The bombing at the cafe, one of the few businesses to continue operating during the war was a place for people looking for internet connection and charging their phones. Videos shared on social media platforms showed disfigured bodies soaked in blood and injured being rushed to hospitals wrapped in blankets. "Without a warning, all of a sudden, a warplane hit the place, shaking it like an earthquake,” said one of the eyewitnesses of the attack present at the cafe to the Associated Press. After the attack, the Israeli military said in a statement that the strike targeted Hamas operatives, but it did not identify them.

The bombing at the cafe, one of the few businesses to continue operating during the war, was a place for people looking for internet connection and charging their phones.

Use of 500lb bomb by Israel to attack Gaza cafe a war crime? Here's what experts say

The disappearance of Amelia Earhart over the Pacific Ocean still intrigues the world 88 years on. It is a mystery that has no answers despite years of investigation by several groups. Several theories suggest that her plane crashed on a remote island on July 2, 1937. Now the Purdue University has announced that it will undertake an examination of this island. Notably, Earhart was on a mission to fly around the world, and this was funded by Purdue. Earhart was the first female pilot to fly solo nonstop across the Atlantic Ocean. She vanished during one of her trips and left everyone questioning what had happened.&nbsp;All the exploration on the matter has led to the Taraia Object hypothesis. Experts have spotted an anomaly at the site halfway between Australia and Hawaii. It is a strange occurrence, and it is speculated that it is nothing but the Lockheed Electra 10E plane Earhart was piloting. Could it really be Earhart's aircraft? A team from the Purdue Research Foundation and Archaeological Legacy Institute (ALL) will head to the Nikumaroro island in November this year to study this anomaly. They will be leaving the Marshall Islands on November 5 and spending five days on Nikumaroro. Later plans include excavating the plane. Richard Pettigrew, ALI’s executive director, said in a statement that the evidence is so strong that it warrants research, and they hope to return with proof that Earhart was there. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/japan-megaquake-coming-earthquakes-detected-at-exact-place-ryo-tatsuki-predicted-in-manga-comic-book-1751513514245">Japan 'megaquake' coming? Earthquakes detected at exact point Ryo Tatsuki predicted in manga comic book</a>&nbsp;<h2>Anomaly spotted in ocean near island Earhart once could have been on</h2>The Taraia Object hypothesis has been formed based on key information gathered over the years from different sources. It is based on the premise that Amelia Earhart did not crash into the ocean, but landed on this island. She remained stranded here until she died. The first time something connected researchers to the incident happened through the radio bearings recorded from radio transmissions at the time by the US Navy, the US Coast Guard, and Pan American World Airways.&nbsp;<h2>Human bones, cosmetics, landing gear on island belong to Amelia Earhart?</h2>Human bones were found on the island in 1940. An analysis done on them in 2017 revealed that they were almost the same as Earhart’s bone lengths, more than 99 per cent of other individuals. An object resembling a woman’s shoe, a compact case, a freckle cream jar, and a medicine vial from the 1930s were also found. Three months after Earhart disappeared, a photographic anomaly, called the Bevington Object, was discovered on the Nikumaroro reef and resembled the Electra landing gear. The actual Taraia Object was found in 2020, and satellite imagery suggests that it has been in the same place since 1938.

Amelia Earhart, an American aviation pioneer, vanished in 1937 during an expedition. No confirmed traces of her have ever been found. An anomaly near the island she landed hints at the presence of her airplane. Was she there? Did she crash?

The disappearance of Amelia Earhart over the Pacific Ocean still intrigues the world 88 years on. It is a mystery that has no answers despite years of investigation by several groups. Several theories suggest that her plane crashed on a remote island on July 2, 1937. Now the Purdue University has announced that it will undertake an examination of this island. Notably, Earhart was on a mission to fly around the world, and this was funded by Purdue. Earhart was the first female pilot to fly solo nonstop across the Atlantic Ocean. She vanished during one of her trips and left everyone questioning what had happened. All the exploration on the matter has led to the Taraia Object hypothesis. Experts have spotted an anomaly at the site halfway between Australia and Hawaii. It is a strange occurrence, and it is speculated that it is nothing but the Lockheed Electra 10E plane Earhart was piloting. Could it really be Earhart's aircraft? A team from the Purdue Research Foundation and Archaeological Legacy Institute (ALL) will head to the Nikumaroro island in November this year to study this anomaly. They will be leaving the Marshall Islands on November 5 and spending five days on Nikumaroro. Later plans include excavating the plane. Richard Pettigrew, ALI’s executive director, said in a statement that the evidence is so strong that it warrants research, and they hope to return with proof that Earhart was there. Also Read: Japan 'megaquake' coming? Earthquakes detected at exact point Ryo Tatsuki predicted in manga comic book Anomaly spotted in ocean near island Earhart once could have been on The Taraia Object hypothesis has been formed based on key information gathered over the years from different sources. It is based on the premise that Amelia Earhart did not crash into the ocean, but landed on this island. She remained stranded here until she died. The first time something connected researchers to the incident happened through the radio bearings recorded from radio transmissions at the time by the US Navy, the US Coast Guard, and Pan American World Airways. Human bones, cosmetics, landing gear on island belong to Amelia Earhart? Human bones were found on the island in 1940. An analysis done on them in 2017 revealed that they were almost the same as Earhart’s bone lengths, more than 99 per cent of other individuals. An object resembling a woman’s shoe, a compact case, a freckle cream jar, and a medicine vial from the 1930s were also found. Three months after Earhart disappeared, a photographic anomaly, called the Bevington Object, was discovered on the Nikumaroro reef and resembled the Electra landing gear. The actual Taraia Object was found in 2020, and satellite imagery suggests that it has been in the same place since 1938.

Amelia Earhart, an American aviation pioneer, vanished in 1937 during an expedition. No confirmed traces of her have ever been found. An anomaly near the island she landed hints at the presence of her airplane. Was she there? Did she crash?

Amelia Earhart vanished in 1937. A strange occurrence hints she was on THIS island

Dalai Lama successor and reincarnation issue: China has reacted furiously after Tibetan spiritual leader, the 14th Dalai Lama, said ahead of his 90th birthday that his successor will be selected by the Gaden Phodrang Trust. The Dalai Lama rejected any role for China in announcing his reincarnation, which he said would be done after his death. What is the Gaden Phodrang Trust, which in the coming days will be the focus of attention in selecting the next Tibetan spiritual leader? Here is what you should know:<h2>Dalai Lama consistently ruled out role for China in next Tibetan leader selection</h2>In his various statements, particularly those made on Wednesday (July 2) and in 2011, the Dalai Lama explicitly ruled out any role for China in the selection of the next Tibetan spiritual leader. He said the Gaden Phodran Trust, in consultation with senior Tibetan Buddhist leaders and traditional practices, will hold the exclusive authority for selecting his successor. This is a direct rebuke to Beijing.Both India - which has hosted the Dalai Lama for decades since he fled Tibet - and the US are supporting the exclusion of China from this Tibetan spiritual process. In some analyst circles, the Dalai Lama's statement is being seen as a diplomatic victory for India.<h2>What did the Dalai Lama say about his future successor?</h2>Ahead of his birthday on July 6, the Tibetan spiritual leader spoke in a video broadcast at the start of the 15th Tibetan Religious Conference. The meeting of religious leaders was held &nbsp;in McLeod Ganj, near Dharamsala in India's Himachal Pradesh. In the video statement, the Dalai Lama said the 600-year-old Tibetan institution will continue after his death. In the statement, which will have a profound impact on his Buddhist followers in the coming days, he said the responsibility for choosing his successor rests exclusively with Gaden Phodrang Trust. Members of the Trust “should consult the various heads of Tibetan Buddhist traditions and the reliable oath-bound Dharma Protectors who are linked inseparably to the lineage of the Dalai Lamas. ” "The members should carry out the procedures of search and recognition in accordance with past tradition,” he said.Significantly, the Dalai Lama also hinted that the next Tibetan spiritual leader can come from any part of the world. "There are no restrictions or limitations of geographical boundaries when it comes to the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama. In the past, the Dalai Lamas have taken birth in different countries," he said.<h2>What is Gaden Phodrang Trust?</h2>Gaden Phodrang Trust is a non-profit organisation established by the Dalai Lama. The Trust is situated in Dharamshala and is entrusted with recognising the 14th Dalai Lama’s future reincarnation. The Trust is responsible for preserving the Tibetan culture and supporting the Tibetan community. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/dalai-lama-asserts-right-to-find-successor-china-fumes-and-rejects-claim-1751513410231/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/dalai-lama-asserts-right-to-find-successor-china-fumes-and-rejects-claim-1751513410231/embed</a><h2>Why is the Trust named Gaden Phodrang?</h2>The name of the trust comes from the historical Gaden Phodrang, the Tibetan government system established by the 5th Dalai Lama in 1642. Gaden Phodrang is also the residential quarters of the Dalai Lama lineage at Drepung Monastery in Lhasa, Tibet. Focused on maintaining the spiritual and cultural legacy of the Dalai Lama institution, the Gaden Phodrang Trust functions under the Dalai Lama’s office in Dharamshala.&nbsp;<h2>Who are the leaders of Gaden Phodrang Trust?</h2>The Dalai Lama himself is the head of the Gaden Phodrang Trust. Prof Samdhong Rinpoche, a senior monk and former Kalon Tripa - head of the Central Tibetan Administration- &nbsp;manages the trust’s affairs. Rinpoche, a close confidant of the Dalai Lama, acts as the manager and alternate chairperson of the Trust. Other members of the Gaden Phodrang trust are aides of the Dalai Lama in his Dharamshala office. All members of the Trust are based in India.At a press conference in McLeodganj on Wednesday, Samdhong Rinpoche said, "When the time comes, His Holiness will reincarnate, and any adult or a person from any gender can be recognised as his reincarnation." He also reiterated that it's not necessary that the next Dalai Lama will be from Tibet.<h2>China does not recognise the Gaden Phodrang Trust</h2>China, which considers Tibet as part of its territory, has not accepted the authority of the Gaden Phodrang Trust. Beijing insists that the reincarnation process must follow Chinese domestic laws. These laws include a so-called' Golden Urn' process and approval of the new Dalai Lama by the Chinese central government as outlined in the 2007 State Religious Affairs Bureau Order No. 5.<h2>China views the Dalai Lama as a separatist</h2>China reacted furiously to the Dalai Lama's statement on Wednesday. Beijing has consistently rejected the Dalai Lama's authority over the Tibetan people, calling him a separatist.&nbsp;In a press briefing, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning reiterated the Chinese stance on &nbsp;the reincarnation process. “The reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, the Panchen Lama and other great Buddhist figures must be chosen by drawing lots from a golden urn, and approved by the central government,” Mao said.

What is the Gaden Phodrang Trust, which in the coming days will be the focus of attention in selecting the next Tibetan spiritual leader? Here is what you should know:

Dalai Lama successor and reincarnation issue: China has reacted furiously after Tibetan spiritual leader, the 14th Dalai Lama, said ahead of his 90th birthday that his successor will be selected by the Gaden Phodrang Trust. The Dalai Lama rejected any role for China in announcing his reincarnation, which he said would be done after his death. What is the Gaden Phodrang Trust, which in the coming days will be the focus of attention in selecting the next Tibetan spiritual leader? Here is what you should know: Dalai Lama consistently ruled out role for China in next Tibetan leader selection In his various statements, particularly those made on Wednesday (July 2) and in 2011, the Dalai Lama explicitly ruled out any role for China in the selection of the next Tibetan spiritual leader. He said the Gaden Phodran Trust, in consultation with senior Tibetan Buddhist leaders and traditional practices, will hold the exclusive authority for selecting his successor. This is a direct rebuke to Beijing. Both India - which has hosted the Dalai Lama for decades since he fled Tibet - and the US are supporting the exclusion of China from this Tibetan spiritual process. In some analyst circles, the Dalai Lama's statement is being seen as a diplomatic victory for India. What did the Dalai Lama say about his future successor? Ahead of his birthday on July 6, the Tibetan spiritual leader spoke in a video broadcast at the start of the 15th Tibetan Religious Conference. The meeting of religious leaders was held in McLeod Ganj, near Dharamsala in India's Himachal Pradesh. In the video statement, the Dalai Lama said the 600-year-old Tibetan institution will continue after his death. In the statement, which will have a profound impact on his Buddhist followers in the coming days, he said the responsibility for choosing his successor rests exclusively with Gaden Phodrang Trust. Members of the Trust “should consult the various heads of Tibetan Buddhist traditions and the reliable oath-bound Dharma Protectors who are linked inseparably to the lineage of the Dalai Lamas. ” "The members should carry out the procedures of search and recognition in accordance with past tradition,” he said. Significantly, the Dalai Lama also hinted that the next Tibetan spiritual leader can come from any part of the world. "There are no restrictions or limitations of geographical boundaries when it comes to the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama. In the past, the Dalai Lamas have taken birth in different countries," he said. What is Gaden Phodrang Trust? Gaden Phodrang Trust is a non-profit organisation established by the Dalai Lama. The Trust is situated in Dharamshala and is entrusted with recognising the 14th Dalai Lama’s future reincarnation. The Trust is responsible for preserving the Tibetan culture and supporting the Tibetan community. https://www.wionews.com/videos/dalai-lama-asserts-right-to-find-successor-china-fumes-and-rejects-claim-1751513410231/embed Why is the Trust named Gaden Phodrang? The name of the trust comes from the historical Gaden Phodrang, the Tibetan government system established by the 5th Dalai Lama in 1642. Gaden Phodrang is also the residential quarters of the Dalai Lama lineage at Drepung Monastery in Lhasa, Tibet. Focused on maintaining the spiritual and cultural legacy of the Dalai Lama institution, the Gaden Phodrang Trust functions under the Dalai Lama’s office in Dharamshala. Who are the leaders of Gaden Phodrang Trust? The Dalai Lama himself is the head of the Gaden Phodrang Trust. Prof Samdhong Rinpoche, a senior monk and former Kalon Tripa - head of the Central Tibetan Administration- manages the trust’s affairs. Rinpoche, a close confidant of the Dalai Lama, acts as the manager and alternate chairperson of the Trust. Other members of the Gaden Phodrang trust are aides of the Dalai Lama in his Dharamshala office. All members of the Trust are based in India. At a press conference in McLeodganj on Wednesday, Samdhong Rinpoche said, "When the time comes, His Holiness will reincarnate, and any adult or a person from any gender can be recognised as his reincarnation." He also reiterated that it's not necessary that the next Dalai Lama will be from Tibet. China does not recognise the Gaden Phodrang Trust China, which considers Tibet as part of its territory, has not accepted the authority of the Gaden Phodrang Trust. Beijing insists that the reincarnation process must follow Chinese domestic laws. These laws include a so-called' Golden Urn' process and approval of the new Dalai Lama by the Chinese central government as outlined in the 2007 State Religious Affairs Bureau Order No. 5. China views the Dalai Lama as a separatist China reacted furiously to the Dalai Lama's statement on Wednesday. Beijing has consistently rejected the Dalai Lama's authority over the Tibetan people, calling him a separatist. In a press briefing, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning reiterated the Chinese stance on the reincarnation process. “The reincarnation of the Dalai Lama, the Panchen Lama and other great Buddhist figures must be chosen by drawing lots from a golden urn, and approved by the central government,” Mao said.

The Dalai Lama basically rejected any role for China in announcing his reincarnation, which he said would be done after his death. What is the Gaden Phodrang Trust, which in the coming days will be the focus of attention in selecting the next Tibetan spiritual leader?&nbsp;

China hates it, Dalai Lama swears by it. What is the Gaden Phodrang Trust that will select the next Tibetan spiritual leader?

The search for a missing detective led Connecticut officers to a house of horrors where her remains were found buried under mounds of garbage. The discovery was made in February, and a video showing men in hazmat suits scanning the area and going through the garbage has been released. Mary Notarangelo had retired from duty and was reported missing by a friend in July 2024. Glastonbury Police Department Public Information Officer Kevin Szydlo described it as the "most extensive hoarding case that they have dealt with," WTNH reported. An endless amount of garbage can be seen in the house Notarangelo lived and died. The cause of her death is not known.&nbsp;Police officers can be seen struggling to open the door of the house because the massive heap on the other side was forcing it shut. The video was shared by police following a Freedom of Information Request from CT Insider. The house is situated within dense woodland and away from the road. There were dead birds and mice in the home. A lone cat was the only creature found alive at the scene. The remains of not only Notarangelo but also other dead creatures led to a strong foul smell emanating from the house. “You can taste the foulness in your mouth,” an officer can be heard saying. Another officer says the house is littered with toilet paper and faeces and is “just not safe.” Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/amelia-earhart-vanished-in-1937-a-strange-occurrence-hints-she-was-on-this-island-1751531256076">Amelia Earhart vanished in 1937. A strange occurrence hints she was on THIS island</a><h2>Case of the missing Connecticut detective</h2>Notarangelo went missing last year. One of her friends had come to check on her and noticed birdseed lying outside the house. He told investigators that she had pet birds, and seeing them still outside made him suspicious. Her last text to the friend was around June 12, 2024. She had complained about falling down and vomiting, and abdominal cramps, according to the video footage shared with CT Insider. The police department said that Notarangelo worked in Bridgeport between 1985 and 1986. She was promoted to detective in 1992 and then sergeant a year later. However, an on-duty car crash left her injured, and she was forced to retire.&nbsp; &nbsp;

A former Connecticut detective went missing last year, and her remains were found in February at her home. A video shows heaps of garbage and a nauseous environment in the home where she was found under the garbage and faeces.

The search for a missing detective led Connecticut officers to a house of horrors where her remains were found buried under mounds of garbage. The discovery was made in February, and a video showing men in hazmat suits scanning the area and going through the garbage has been released. Mary Notarangelo had retired from duty and was reported missing by a friend in July 2024. Glastonbury Police Department Public Information Officer Kevin Szydlo described it as the "most extensive hoarding case that they have dealt with," WTNH reported. An endless amount of garbage can be seen in the house Notarangelo lived and died. The cause of her death is not known. Police officers can be seen struggling to open the door of the house because the massive heap on the other side was forcing it shut. The video was shared by police following a Freedom of Information Request from CT Insider. The house is situated within dense woodland and away from the road. There were dead birds and mice in the home. A lone cat was the only creature found alive at the scene. The remains of not only Notarangelo but also other dead creatures led to a strong foul smell emanating from the house. “You can taste the foulness in your mouth,” an officer can be heard saying. Another officer says the house is littered with toilet paper and faeces and is “just not safe.” Also Read: Amelia Earhart vanished in 1937. A strange occurrence hints she was on THIS island Case of the missing Connecticut detective Notarangelo went missing last year. One of her friends had come to check on her and noticed birdseed lying outside the house. He told investigators that she had pet birds, and seeing them still outside made him suspicious. Her last text to the friend was around June 12, 2024. She had complained about falling down and vomiting, and abdominal cramps, according to the video footage shared with CT Insider. The police department said that Notarangelo worked in Bridgeport between 1985 and 1986. She was promoted to detective in 1992 and then sergeant a year later. However, an on-duty car crash left her injured, and she was forced to retire.

A former Connecticut detective went missing last year, and her remains were found in February at her home. A video shows heaps of garbage and a nauseous environment in the home where she was found under the garbage and faeces.

House of 'hoarder' horror: Mounds of garbage, faeces and a woman's skeleton

Scientists are planning on using a new technology to study the Cascadia fault off the Pacific Northwest, which has the potential to trigger an earthquake of magnitude 9 and above. The region has witnessed a mammoth quake in the past. The last time this region shook aggressively was in 1700, and a "big one" is overdue, scientists say. The Cascadia Subduction Zone stretches from Northern California to southern British Columbia. It is located only about 112-160 kilometres offshore, and so an earthquake of 9 and above would not only cause devastation on land, but also trigger a tsunami with waves so high that huge swathes of land would be submerged.&nbsp;<h2>Japan earthquake and tsunami study</h2>A study published in Science has revealed that the Nankai Trough, a subduction zone where the Philippine Sea Plate is being pushed beneath Japan, is experiencing slow-slip earthquakes. These are subtle seismic movements near the fault which gradually cut the ground, with the strain rupturing only a few millimetres per day. They used advanced borehole observatories to record the tremors that would otherwise go undetected. The technology was used to drill hundreds of feet into the seabed and gather real-time data on the fault and what was happening underneath. Since the Nankai Trough is important when it comes to learning about the quakes and tsunami risks in Japan, the borehole observatories have thrown up valuable information that can be used to prepare for any adversity. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/japan-megaquake-coming-earthquakes-detected-at-exact-place-ryo-tatsuki-predicted-in-manga-comic-book-1751513514245">Japan 'megaquake' coming? Earthquakes detected at exact point Ryo Tatsuki predicted in manga comic book</a>&nbsp;<h2>Why is the Cascadia fault a bigger danger?</h2>The Cascadia fault is not as loud, though. Scientists say that it might behave differently from the Nankai Trough. The fact that it remains largely silent makes it scarier. There are concerns that if the Cascadia fault remains locked, enormous amounts of energy can get locked, eventually triggering rare magnitude-9 megathrust earthquakes. Demian Saffer, director of UTIG and leader of the study on the Nankai Trough, said, "This is a place that we know has hosted magnitude 9 earthquakes and can spawn deadly tsunamis." Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/japan-manga-comic-predicts-earthquake-tsunami-in-july-2025-1747709198212">'A crack will open up…': Eerie prophecy triggers panic among people visiting Japan, forcing mass cancellations</a>&nbsp;This is why scientists think the borehole observatories should be quickly installed at the Cascadia Fault. This kind of high-precision monitoring system will help observe what's going on at the fault and in the region, and help prepare ahead of time before the big one strikes. There are other similar fault lines across the Pacific "Ring of Fire", like in Chile and Indonesia, where the technology could help and warn ahead of time. Tsunami-hazard forecasts can be improved, and people can be rescued even before the event happens. A fault line that remains locked can unleash a catastrophic earthquake in the future, something experts fear can happen with Cascadia. &nbsp;

The Cascadia fault off the Pacific Northwest can trigger the rare magnitude-9 megathrust earthquakes and cause tsunamis that can devastate vast swathes of land and kill thousands. A new technology that detects tremors at a fault line near Japan can be used to learn about Cascadia. 

Scientists are planning on using a new technology to study the Cascadia fault off the Pacific Northwest, which has the potential to trigger an earthquake of magnitude 9 and above. The region has witnessed a mammoth quake in the past. The last time this region shook aggressively was in 1700, and a "big one" is overdue, scientists say. The Cascadia Subduction Zone stretches from Northern California to southern British Columbia. It is located only about 112-160 kilometres offshore, and so an earthquake of 9 and above would not only cause devastation on land, but also trigger a tsunami with waves so high that huge swathes of land would be submerged. Japan earthquake and tsunami study A study published in Science has revealed that the Nankai Trough, a subduction zone where the Philippine Sea Plate is being pushed beneath Japan, is experiencing slow-slip earthquakes. These are subtle seismic movements near the fault which gradually cut the ground, with the strain rupturing only a few millimetres per day. They used advanced borehole observatories to record the tremors that would otherwise go undetected. The technology was used to drill hundreds of feet into the seabed and gather real-time data on the fault and what was happening underneath. Since the Nankai Trough is important when it comes to learning about the quakes and tsunami risks in Japan, the borehole observatories have thrown up valuable information that can be used to prepare for any adversity. Also Read: Japan 'megaquake' coming? Earthquakes detected at exact point Ryo Tatsuki predicted in manga comic book Why is the Cascadia fault a bigger danger? The Cascadia fault is not as loud, though. Scientists say that it might behave differently from the Nankai Trough. The fact that it remains largely silent makes it scarier. There are concerns that if the Cascadia fault remains locked, enormous amounts of energy can get locked, eventually triggering rare magnitude-9 megathrust earthquakes. Demian Saffer, director of UTIG and leader of the study on the Nankai Trough, said, "This is a place that we know has hosted magnitude 9 earthquakes and can spawn deadly tsunamis." Also Read: 'A crack will open up…': Eerie prophecy triggers panic among people visiting Japan, forcing mass cancellations This is why scientists think the borehole observatories should be quickly installed at the Cascadia Fault. This kind of high-precision monitoring system will help observe what's going on at the fault and in the region, and help prepare ahead of time before the big one strikes. There are other similar fault lines across the Pacific "Ring of Fire", like in Chile and Indonesia, where the technology could help and warn ahead of time. Tsunami-hazard forecasts can be improved, and people can be rescued even before the event happens. A fault line that remains locked can unleash a catastrophic earthquake in the future, something experts fear can happen with Cascadia.

The Cascadia fault off the Pacific Northwest can trigger the rare magnitude-9 megathrust earthquakes and cause tsunamis that can devastate vast swathes of land and kill thousands. A new technology that detects tremors at a fault line near Japan can be used to learn about Cascadia.&nbsp;

Can a magnitude 9 earthquake hit Earth? This fault has a history of terror tremors

Russia has officially delivered the INS Tamal, the eighth warship built under Project 11356, to the Indian Navy. The handover ceremony took place at the Yantar Shipyard in Kaliningrad on July 2, as confirmed on the shipyard’s official website. INS Tamal has successfully completed its sea trials, which were closely monitored by a team from India. This ship is the second of the Tushil-class frigates that India is adding to its fleet. These new warships are part of India’s long-term plan to strengthen its naval presence in the Indian Ocean.&nbsp;One of the notable aspects of this delivery is the ship’s engine. INS Tamal is powered by M7N gas turbines, which are made in Ukraine by a company called Zorya-Mashproekt, based in the city of Mykolaiv. Despite the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, these engines were still used in the vessel’s construction and delivery. The engines used in INS Tamal were supplied to India by Ukraine’s state-owned defense company, Ukroboronprom, well before the recent phase of the Russia-Ukraine war began.&nbsp;The ship was first started on November 15, 2013, and was originally named Admiral Istomin. It was initially being built for the Russian Navy. But things changed after Russia’s 2014 takeover of Crimea. In response, Ukraine stopped all military exports to Russia—including the supply of gas turbine engines—leaving Russia without access to the Ukrainian-made parts for its own ships.By 2017, Russia had suggested that it might finish the ship for its own Black Sea Fleet by using a different type of engine. However, according to United24media.com, that plan was quietly dropped and never moved forward.&nbsp;Instead, in 2018, Russia and India signed a government-to-government deal. As part of this agreement, two unfinished Russian warships—Admiral Istomin and Admiral Butakov—would be completed and handed over to the Indian Navy. Construction of the ship, now renamed INS Tamal, officially resumed in 2019, this time under India’s ownership and flag.The ship’s hull was first launched in November 2017, mainly to clear space at the shipyard and free up the slipway for other work. However, the frigate was officially re-launched in 2024 to begin its final phase of construction and fitting out—this time specifically for the Indian Navy.INS Tamal is expected to officially join the Indian Navy’s Western Naval Command in September 2025. It will take part in patrolling duties across the Indian Ocean to help strengthen maritime security.&nbsp;Once all ships are completed, the Indian Navy will have a total of ten frigates built under Project 11356. Out of these, two more are currently being built in India and are likely to be ready for service by the end of 2026. Project 11356 frigates come with a powerful set of weapons designed to handle different threats at sea. These include:&nbsp;Eight BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, which can hit both land and sea targets from as far as 300 kilometers away. 24 surface-to-air missiles launched vertically through the Shtil-1 air defense system, used to protect the ship from enemy aircraft and missiles. A 100mm A-190E naval gun for long-range surface targets, along with six AK-630 close-in weapon systems, which act as a last line of defense against incoming missiles and drones. RBU-6000 rocket launchers and 533mm torpedo tubes, both used to detect and destroy enemy submarines hidden underwater. Together, these weapons make the frigates well-prepared to defend themselves and strike targets on land, at sea, in the air, and under the water.&nbsp;Earlier, India made a major shift in its defense strategy by moving away from relying heavily on Russian weapons. Instead, it signed a $7.4 billion deal with France to buy 26 Rafale fighter jets for use by the Navy. This move shows that India is now strengthening its defense ties with Western countries and choosing more advanced equipment from Western suppliers.

Russia has delivered the INS Tamal, the eighth warship built under Project 11356, to the Indian Navy. INS Tamal has successfully completed its sea trials, which were closely monitored by a team from India. This ship is the second of the Tushil-class frigates that India is adding to its fleet.

Russia has officially delivered the INS Tamal, the eighth warship built under Project 11356, to the Indian Navy. The handover ceremony took place at the Yantar Shipyard in Kaliningrad on July 2, as confirmed on the shipyard’s official website. INS Tamal has successfully completed its sea trials, which were closely monitored by a team from India. This ship is the second of the Tushil-class frigates that India is adding to its fleet. These new warships are part of India’s long-term plan to strengthen its naval presence in the Indian Ocean. One of the notable aspects of this delivery is the ship’s engine. INS Tamal is powered by M7N gas turbines, which are made in Ukraine by a company called Zorya-Mashproekt, based in the city of Mykolaiv. Despite the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, these engines were still used in the vessel’s construction and delivery. The engines used in INS Tamal were supplied to India by Ukraine’s state-owned defense company, Ukroboronprom, well before the recent phase of the Russia-Ukraine war began. The ship was first started on November 15, 2013, and was originally named Admiral Istomin. It was initially being built for the Russian Navy. But things changed after Russia’s 2014 takeover of Crimea. In response, Ukraine stopped all military exports to Russia—including the supply of gas turbine engines—leaving Russia without access to the Ukrainian-made parts for its own ships. By 2017, Russia had suggested that it might finish the ship for its own Black Sea Fleet by using a different type of engine. However, according to United24media.com, that plan was quietly dropped and never moved forward. Instead, in 2018, Russia and India signed a government-to-government deal. As part of this agreement, two unfinished Russian warships—Admiral Istomin and Admiral Butakov—would be completed and handed over to the Indian Navy. Construction of the ship, now renamed INS Tamal, officially resumed in 2019, this time under India’s ownership and flag. The ship’s hull was first launched in November 2017, mainly to clear space at the shipyard and free up the slipway for other work. However, the frigate was officially re-launched in 2024 to begin its final phase of construction and fitting out—this time specifically for the Indian Navy. INS Tamal is expected to officially join the Indian Navy’s Western Naval Command in September 2025. It will take part in patrolling duties across the Indian Ocean to help strengthen maritime security. Once all ships are completed, the Indian Navy will have a total of ten frigates built under Project 11356. Out of these, two more are currently being built in India and are likely to be ready for service by the end of 2026. Project 11356 frigates come with a powerful set of weapons designed to handle different threats at sea. These include: Eight BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles, which can hit both land and sea targets from as far as 300 kilometers away. 24 surface-to-air missiles launched vertically through the Shtil-1 air defense system, used to protect the ship from enemy aircraft and missiles. A 100mm A-190E naval gun for long-range surface targets, along with six AK-630 close-in weapon systems, which act as a last line of defense against incoming missiles and drones. RBU-6000 rocket launchers and 533mm torpedo tubes, both used to detect and destroy enemy submarines hidden underwater. Together, these weapons make the frigates well-prepared to defend themselves and strike targets on land, at sea, in the air, and under the water. Earlier, India made a major shift in its defense strategy by moving away from relying heavily on Russian weapons. Instead, it signed a $7.4 billion deal with France to buy 26 Rafale fighter jets for use by the Navy. This move shows that India is now strengthening its defense ties with Western countries and choosing more advanced equipment from Western suppliers.

Russia has delivered the INS Tamal, the eighth warship built under Project 11356, to the Indian Navy. INS Tamal has successfully completed its sea trials, which were closely monitored by a team from India. This ship is the second of the Tushil-class frigates that India is adding to its fleet.

The heart of the matter: Ukrainian engines drove INS Tamal to India, not Russia

Apache AH-64E Guardian: India is set to get six AH-64E Apache attack helicopters from the US in the middle of July. The most advanced variant of the Apache, the AH-64E Apache, also known as the Apache Guardian, is used by the US Army and several international forces. The AH-64E has several improvements and upgrades to the legendary Apache line of helicopters, including more powerful engines and an upgraded transmission. The total cost of the India deal is estimated in reports to be between $600 million and $930 mn (4,100 crore to ₹6,700 crore rupees), including munitions, training, aircraft certification, engines, electro-optical sensors, radar, logistics support, spares and services.&nbsp; After the India-US defence talks on Tuesday (July 1), it was decided that the first batch of three would be delivered by July 15 and the second batch by November this year.<h2>Apache Guardian: Coming to India after several delays</h2>The helicopters are coming to India after a deal signed in February 2020. The Indian Army had established the 451 Aviation Squadron in March 2024 at Nagtalao, Jodhpur, specifically for operating the Apache 64Es. But the delivery faced several delays, particularly due to supply chain issues. The Indian Army has expressed interest in procuring an additional 18 Apaches, though this is still in the planning and approvals stage.&nbsp;Here is what you should know about the AH-64E:<h2>Not just another helicopter: The Apache Guardians will play a key strategic role against Pakistan</h2>The AH-64E Apache is a multi-role combat helicopter globally renowned for its advanced technology and combat capabilities, and could add more strategic depth to the Indian military's operations along the western border with Pakistan. The Indian Air Force already operates several US-made helicopters: 22 Apache 64s and 15 Chinooks. The Apache helicopters are mainly deployed in the western border with Pakistan, specifically in the desert regions to counter armoured threats from and provide close air support.<h2>What are the key features of Apache Guardian helicopter?</h2>Built by Boeing, the AH-64E Apache or Apache Guardian has advanced firepower. It can carry Hellfire missiles, 30mm guns, and rockets. It is equipped with longbow radar, and drone control. Optimised for desert operations, Apache Guardian has night vision, and in-flight refuelling capabilities. Based on its use globally, it can be said that each Apache can be equipped with up to 16 Hellfire precision-strike missiles, air-to-air Stinger missiles, and a 30mm M230 Chain Gun that can fire 625 armour-penetrating rounds per minute. They can carry 70mm rockets, up to 76 in number, including laser-guided options.<h2>Apache Guardian has most advanced avionics for helicopters</h2>The Apache Guardian has the AN/APG-78 Longbow fire-control radar or FCR mounted in a dome above its rotor. This helps in detecting targets behind obstacles like terrain or buildings, and can track up to 128 targets simultaneously and engage 16 at once within 30 seconds.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/pm-modis-us-visit-boosting-india-us-defence-ties-discussed-8718065/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/pm-modis-us-visit-boosting-india-us-defence-ties-discussed-8718065/embed</a>&nbsp;The helicopter comes with Modernised Target Acquisition and Designation System or MTADS, with day and night sights. It also has a laser designator for precision targeting. The pilot night vision sensor provides helmet-mounted infrared vision that helps in low-light operations.<h2>Apache Guardian can control drones remotedly</h2>The Apache Guardian can send and receive battlefield imagery, and remote-control drones like the MQ-1C Gray Eagle for extended reconnaissance and attack missions. It has great survival capabilities, with a glass cockpit, advanced sensors, and crash-surviving external fuel tanks.The copter also has improved navigation and tactical internet communications systems for better battlefield coordination.<h2>Apache Guardian can survive in desert operations, refuel while on air</h2>The Apache has in-flight refuelling capability. An auxiliary internal fuel tank can be used after replacing some ammunition for extended range, which would be crucial for the vast terrain of India. The aircraft is particularly optimised for desert operations, and can counter armoured threats.<h2>Apache Helicopter's 'Make in India' component</h2>The US-India Apache deals also include industrial cooperation. The joint venture, Tata Boeing Aerospace Limited (TBAL) in Hyderabad, delivered the first fuselage for the Apaches in January 2023, supporting the government's ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ or self-reliant India initiative.

The most advanced variant of the Apache helicopters, the AH-64E Apache, also known as the Apache Guardian, is used by the US Army and several international forces. The AH-64E has many improvements and upgrades to the legendary Apache series.

Apache AH-64E Guardian: India is set to get six AH-64E Apache attack helicopters from the US in the middle of July. The most advanced variant of the Apache, the AH-64E Apache, also known as the Apache Guardian, is used by the US Army and several international forces. The AH-64E has several improvements and upgrades to the legendary Apache line of helicopters, including more powerful engines and an upgraded transmission. The total cost of the India deal is estimated in reports to be between $600 million and $930 mn (4,100 crore to ₹6,700 crore rupees), including munitions, training, aircraft certification, engines, electro-optical sensors, radar, logistics support, spares and services. After the India-US defence talks on Tuesday (July 1), it was decided that the first batch of three would be delivered by July 15 and the second batch by November this year. Apache Guardian: Coming to India after several delays The helicopters are coming to India after a deal signed in February 2020. The Indian Army had established the 451 Aviation Squadron in March 2024 at Nagtalao, Jodhpur, specifically for operating the Apache 64Es. But the delivery faced several delays, particularly due to supply chain issues. The Indian Army has expressed interest in procuring an additional 18 Apaches, though this is still in the planning and approvals stage. Here is what you should know about the AH-64E: Not just another helicopter: The Apache Guardians will play a key strategic role against Pakistan The AH-64E Apache is a multi-role combat helicopter globally renowned for its advanced technology and combat capabilities, and could add more strategic depth to the Indian military's operations along the western border with Pakistan. The Indian Air Force already operates several US-made helicopters: 22 Apache 64s and 15 Chinooks. The Apache helicopters are mainly deployed in the western border with Pakistan, specifically in the desert regions to counter armoured threats from and provide close air support. What are the key features of Apache Guardian helicopter? Built by Boeing, the AH-64E Apache or Apache Guardian has advanced firepower. It can carry Hellfire missiles, 30mm guns, and rockets. It is equipped with longbow radar, and drone control. Optimised for desert operations, Apache Guardian has night vision, and in-flight refuelling capabilities. Based on its use globally, it can be said that each Apache can be equipped with up to 16 Hellfire precision-strike missiles, air-to-air Stinger missiles, and a 30mm M230 Chain Gun that can fire 625 armour-penetrating rounds per minute. They can carry 70mm rockets, up to 76 in number, including laser-guided options. Apache Guardian has most advanced avionics for helicopters The Apache Guardian has the AN/APG-78 Longbow fire-control radar or FCR mounted in a dome above its rotor. This helps in detecting targets behind obstacles like terrain or buildings, and can track up to 128 targets simultaneously and engage 16 at once within 30 seconds. https://www.wionews.com/videos/pm-modis-us-visit-boosting-india-us-defence-ties-discussed-8718065/embed The helicopter comes with Modernised Target Acquisition and Designation System or MTADS, with day and night sights. It also has a laser designator for precision targeting. The pilot night vision sensor provides helmet-mounted infrared vision that helps in low-light operations. Apache Guardian can control drones remotedly The Apache Guardian can send and receive battlefield imagery, and remote-control drones like the MQ-1C Gray Eagle for extended reconnaissance and attack missions. It has great survival capabilities, with a glass cockpit, advanced sensors, and crash-surviving external fuel tanks. The copter also has improved navigation and tactical internet communications systems for better battlefield coordination. Apache Guardian can survive in desert operations, refuel while on air The Apache has in-flight refuelling capability. An auxiliary internal fuel tank can be used after replacing some ammunition for extended range, which would be crucial for the vast terrain of India. The aircraft is particularly optimised for desert operations, and can counter armoured threats. Apache Helicopter's 'Make in India' component The US-India Apache deals also include industrial cooperation. The joint venture, Tata Boeing Aerospace Limited (TBAL) in Hyderabad, delivered the first fuselage for the Apaches in January 2023, supporting the government's ‘Aatmanirbhar Bharat’ or self-reliant India initiative.

The most advanced variant of the Apache helicopters, the AH-64E Apache, also known as the Apache Guardian, is used by the US Army and several international forces. The AH-64E has many improvements and upgrades to the legendary Apache series.

Apache Guardian AH-64E: India to get world’s deadliest attack helicopters from US - Know what these flying beasts can do. Features, cost and more

US lawmakers have proposed that US President Donald Trump be authorised to transfer B-2 stealth bombers and 30,000-pound "bunker buster" bombs to Israel if Iran is found to still be developing a nuclear weapons. This comes days after the US attacked Iran’s three nuclear sites - Fordow, Natanz and Esfahan with 14 B-2 bunker buster bombs. Reps. Josh Gottheimer, D-N.J., and Mike Lawler, R-N.Y. have proposed an act called the &nbsp;Bunker Buster Act that will allow the POTUS to "take actions to ensure Israel is prepared for all contingencies if Iran seeks to develop a nuclear weapon." A ceasefire was announced between Iran and Israel after more than a week of hightened tensions during which both countries launched missiles and attacked each other. While Israel was first to launch the preemptive attack targeting Iranian nuclear sites, Iran said it has the right to respond. The tensions came to a halt after US strikes and Iran's retaliation on America's base in Qatar. As of 2024, the U.S. had 19 B-2s in operation. It does not transfer custody of its B-2 stealth bombers to any of its allies.&nbsp;"Iran, the leading state sponsor of terror, and one of America’s top enemies, can never have a nuclear weapon. That’s why I strongly supported our military actions earlier this month. Iran has killed scores of Americans, including our service members, and repeatedly attacked our key democratic ally, Israel. Israel must be able to defend herself against Iran, and ensure that Iran cannot rebuild its nuclear capabilities," Gottheimer said in a statement. "This bill gives the President the authority to equip Israel with the tools and training they need to deter Tehran and make the world a safer place," said Lawler.<h2>Israel hints at attack on Yemen using B2 bombers</h2>The proposal is significant as it comes after US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee suggested that B-2 bombers be sent to Yemen after Houthi strike on Israel. Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz also said that the Houthis would face the same fate as Iran if they continued to target Israel. &nbsp;“We thought we were done with missiles coming to Israel, but Houthis just lit one up over us in Israel. Fortunately, Israel's incredible interception system means we go to the shelter &amp; wait until all clear,” Huckabee posted on X. "Maybe those B2 bombers need to visit Yemen!" he added. Katz said in a statement, “The fate of Yemen is the same as that of Tehran…After striking the head of the snake in Tehran, we will also strike the Houthis in Yemen. Whoever raises a hand against Israel — that hand will be cut off."<h2>Iran suspends cooperation with UN nuclear watchdog</h2>The statement can also be seen in the backdrop of Iran suspending cooperation with the United Nations nuclear watchdog the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). "Masoud Pezeshkian promulgated the law suspending cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency," state TV said, meaning the measure drawn up in the aftermath of the Iran-Israel war last month is now in effect. Earlier, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi slammed IAEA chief Rafael Grossi and said, “Grossi’s insistence on visiting the bombed sites under the pretext of safeguards is meaningless and possibly even malign in intent…Iran reserves the right to take any steps in defence of its interests, its people and its sovereignty.” On the same lines, Iranian President Pezeshkian told his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron that Tehran had halted cooperation with the IAEA due to what he called Grossi’s “destructive” behaviour towards Iran.

Days after hitting Iranian nuclear sites with B2 bombers, US lawmakers have proposed that President Donald Trump be given the powers to transfer B-2 stealth bombers and 30,000-pound "bunker buster" bombs to Israel to keep Iranian nuclear program in check

US lawmakers have proposed that US President Donald Trump be authorised to transfer B-2 stealth bombers and 30,000-pound "bunker buster" bombs to Israel if Iran is found to still be developing a nuclear weapons. This comes days after the US attacked Iran’s three nuclear sites - Fordow, Natanz and Esfahan with 14 B-2 bunker buster bombs. Reps. Josh Gottheimer, D-N.J., and Mike Lawler, R-N.Y. have proposed an act called the Bunker Buster Act that will allow the POTUS to "take actions to ensure Israel is prepared for all contingencies if Iran seeks to develop a nuclear weapon." A ceasefire was announced between Iran and Israel after more than a week of hightened tensions during which both countries launched missiles and attacked each other. While Israel was first to launch the preemptive attack targeting Iranian nuclear sites, Iran said it has the right to respond. The tensions came to a halt after US strikes and Iran's retaliation on America's base in Qatar. As of 2024, the U.S. had 19 B-2s in operation. It does not transfer custody of its B-2 stealth bombers to any of its allies. "Iran, the leading state sponsor of terror, and one of America’s top enemies, can never have a nuclear weapon. That’s why I strongly supported our military actions earlier this month. Iran has killed scores of Americans, including our service members, and repeatedly attacked our key democratic ally, Israel. Israel must be able to defend herself against Iran, and ensure that Iran cannot rebuild its nuclear capabilities," Gottheimer said in a statement. "This bill gives the President the authority to equip Israel with the tools and training they need to deter Tehran and make the world a safer place," said Lawler. Israel hints at attack on Yemen using B2 bombers The proposal is significant as it comes after US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee suggested that B-2 bombers be sent to Yemen after Houthi strike on Israel. Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz also said that the Houthis would face the same fate as Iran if they continued to target Israel. “We thought we were done with missiles coming to Israel, but Houthis just lit one up over us in Israel. Fortunately, Israel's incredible interception system means we go to the shelter & wait until all clear,” Huckabee posted on X. "Maybe those B2 bombers need to visit Yemen!" he added. Katz said in a statement, “The fate of Yemen is the same as that of Tehran…After striking the head of the snake in Tehran, we will also strike the Houthis in Yemen. Whoever raises a hand against Israel — that hand will be cut off." Iran suspends cooperation with UN nuclear watchdog The statement can also be seen in the backdrop of Iran suspending cooperation with the United Nations nuclear watchdog the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). "Masoud Pezeshkian promulgated the law suspending cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency," state TV said, meaning the measure drawn up in the aftermath of the Iran-Israel war last month is now in effect. Earlier, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi slammed IAEA chief Rafael Grossi and said, “Grossi’s insistence on visiting the bombed sites under the pretext of safeguards is meaningless and possibly even malign in intent…Iran reserves the right to take any steps in defence of its interests, its people and its sovereignty.” On the same lines, Iranian President Pezeshkian told his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron that Tehran had halted cooperation with the IAEA due to what he called Grossi’s “destructive” behaviour towards Iran.

Days after hitting Iranian nuclear sites with B2 bombers, US lawmakers have proposed that President Donald Trump be given the powers to transfer B-2 stealth bombers and 30,000-pound "bunker buster" bombs to Israel to keep Iranian nuclear program in check

US to transfer B-2 bombers, 30,000-pound bunker buster bombs to Israel? New proposal after warning to Yemen, Iran sparks speculations

A young girl fell overboard from a Disney cruise ship recently, and her father instantly dove into the ocean to save her. He was being hailed as a hero at the time, as he jumped in without a second thought about his own safety. However, that quickly changed after rumours started swirling that his irresponsible act put the little girl in danger. Gossip started that the man had lifted his daughter on top of a 3.5ft railing for a photo, and this is when she fell. The police have now addressed all these reports. The incident happened at around 11.30 am on Sunday when the Disney Dream cruise ship was sailing to Fort Lauderdale from the Bahamas. The girl fell from the fourth deck, triggering panic on board.&nbsp;The Broward County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident. It has been confirmed that the girl was sitting on the railing and fell backwards through a porthole, but her father had not told her to sit there. He did not see her falling into the water and was alerted by her mother. The man instantly jumped into the water, saved her daughter and kept her afloat for 20 minutes till rescue teams pulled them out. "After the girl’s mother alerted her husband, who didn’t see the incident, he jumped into the ocean to save his daughter," Sheriff Gregory Tony said. "BSO detectives said after the 37-year-old father found his daughter, he treaded water until they were rescued by a tender that was launched from the ship." Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/dad-jumps-from-disney-cruise-to-save-5-year-old-daughter-who-fell-overboard-1751353713834">Dad jumps from Disney cruise to save 5-year-old daughter who fell overboard</a>&nbsp;<h2>Girl who fell overboard Disney cruise ship was in the water for 20 minutes</h2>&nbsp;The police recorded statements from the family and Disney cruise staff on the incident. The CCTV video from the ship confirmed what they said. "BSO investigators said the total time from the child’s accidental fall to the rescue was about 20 minutes. Once rescued, the father and daughter were checked out by the ship’s medical staff," the Sheriff said. The father is believed to have sustained injuries in the incident, although what exactly happened to him has not been revealed.&nbsp;https://www.wionews.com/videos/disney-cruise-mishap-father-and-child-rescued-after-going-overboard-1751453139081/embed&nbsp;The sheriff added that the family is "blessed" to have received "good news rather than what could have been a tragic outcome." More details are being gathered on the incident, and the probe is ongoing. Sheriff Tony added that the department chose to release the information on the dad's role because of the misinformation that is going around. Passengers on the ship have different versions of the incident. One of them said that the parents were playing shuffleboard and the girl was climbing the railings, resulting in the fall. No one who actually saw the girl falling has talked about the incident publicly yet.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Disney cruise ship fall: Rumours that the father had put the girl on the railings of the fourth deck of the cruise ship to take a photo have been doing the rounds. Others say that the parents were not paying attention to the little girl. Here is what the police said.

A young girl fell overboard from a Disney cruise ship recently, and her father instantly dove into the ocean to save her. He was being hailed as a hero at the time, as he jumped in without a second thought about his own safety. However, that quickly changed after rumours started swirling that his irresponsible act put the little girl in danger. Gossip started that the man had lifted his daughter on top of a 3.5ft railing for a photo, and this is when she fell. The police have now addressed all these reports. The incident happened at around 11.30 am on Sunday when the Disney Dream cruise ship was sailing to Fort Lauderdale from the Bahamas. The girl fell from the fourth deck, triggering panic on board. The Broward County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident. It has been confirmed that the girl was sitting on the railing and fell backwards through a porthole, but her father had not told her to sit there. He did not see her falling into the water and was alerted by her mother. The man instantly jumped into the water, saved her daughter and kept her afloat for 20 minutes till rescue teams pulled them out. "After the girl’s mother alerted her husband, who didn’t see the incident, he jumped into the ocean to save his daughter," Sheriff Gregory Tony said. "BSO detectives said after the 37-year-old father found his daughter, he treaded water until they were rescued by a tender that was launched from the ship." Also Read: Dad jumps from Disney cruise to save 5-year-old daughter who fell overboard Girl who fell overboard Disney cruise ship was in the water for 20 minutes The police recorded statements from the family and Disney cruise staff on the incident. The CCTV video from the ship confirmed what they said. "BSO investigators said the total time from the child’s accidental fall to the rescue was about 20 minutes. Once rescued, the father and daughter were checked out by the ship’s medical staff," the Sheriff said. The father is believed to have sustained injuries in the incident, although what exactly happened to him has not been revealed. https://www.wionews.com/videos/disney-cruise-mishap-father-and-child-rescued-after-going-overboard-1751453139081/embed The sheriff added that the family is "blessed" to have received "good news rather than what could have been a tragic outcome." More details are being gathered on the incident, and the probe is ongoing. Sheriff Tony added that the department chose to release the information on the dad's role because of the misinformation that is going around. Passengers on the ship have different versions of the incident. One of them said that the parents were playing shuffleboard and the girl was climbing the railings, resulting in the fall. No one who actually saw the girl falling has talked about the incident publicly yet.

Disney cruise ship fall: Rumours that the father had put the girl on the railings of the fourth deck of the cruise ship to take a photo have been doing the rounds. Others say that the parents were not paying attention to the little girl. Here is what the police said.

Disney cruise ship fall: Did the father put his daughter on railing for a photo? Here is what the police said

A Delta Air Lines jet avoided a major mishap and landed safely after it lost a part of its wing flap during a flight on Tuesday, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), reported the USA Today. The Delta flight 3247 was flying from Atlanta to Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) when the incident took place.&nbsp;According to FlightAware, a flight-tracking website, the flight was forced to land 55 minutes late at RDU. The airline, however, did not attribute the delay to the incident but said its delays were a result of thunderstorms in the area, reported the media outlet.&nbsp;The plane was carrying 109 passengers and six crew members when the incident happened. There weren't reports of any injuries to anybody.&nbsp;"After the aircraft landed safely, it was observed that a portion of the left wing's trailing edge flap was not in place. Delta is fully supporting retrieval efforts and will cooperate with investigations as nothing is more important than safety," said a Delta spokesperson to USA TODAY.&nbsp;Meanwhile, the FAA is investigating the case to know the exact cause of the incident. They have also discovered an aircraft part on a driveway in Raleigh and are trying to determine whether it is the missing flap piece from the Delta jet.&nbsp;Skydiving plane crashes&nbsp;In another incident, 14 people were injured at a New Jersey airport following a skydiving plane crash on Wednesday (July 3). The incident happened while the plane was taking off from the airport.&nbsp;Officials stated that the plane, a Cessna 208B, was carrying 15 people, including the pilot, when it ran off the end of the runway and into the woods at Cross Keys Airport in Gloucester County around 5:30 p.m.&nbsp;Some of the injured passengers were taken to Cooper University Hospital in Camden, New Jersey, on stretchers, according to the hospital spokesperson. &nbsp;

According to FlightAware, a flight-tracking website, the flight was forced to land 55 minutes late at the Raleigh Durham International Airport

A Delta Air Lines jet avoided a major mishap and landed safely after it lost a part of its wing flap during a flight on Tuesday, according to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), reported the USA Today. The Delta flight 3247 was flying from Atlanta to Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) when the incident took place. According to FlightAware, a flight-tracking website, the flight was forced to land 55 minutes late at RDU. The airline, however, did not attribute the delay to the incident but said its delays were a result of thunderstorms in the area, reported the media outlet. The plane was carrying 109 passengers and six crew members when the incident happened. There weren't reports of any injuries to anybody. "After the aircraft landed safely, it was observed that a portion of the left wing's trailing edge flap was not in place. Delta is fully supporting retrieval efforts and will cooperate with investigations as nothing is more important than safety," said a Delta spokesperson to USA TODAY. Meanwhile, the FAA is investigating the case to know the exact cause of the incident. They have also discovered an aircraft part on a driveway in Raleigh and are trying to determine whether it is the missing flap piece from the Delta jet. Skydiving plane crashes In another incident, 14 people were injured at a New Jersey airport following a skydiving plane crash on Wednesday (July 3). The incident happened while the plane was taking off from the airport. Officials stated that the plane, a Cessna 208B, was carrying 15 people, including the pilot, when it ran off the end of the runway and into the woods at Cross Keys Airport in Gloucester County around 5:30 p.m. Some of the injured passengers were taken to Cooper University Hospital in Camden, New Jersey, on stretchers, according to the hospital spokesperson.

According to FlightAware, a flight-tracking website, the flight was forced to land 55 minutes late at the Raleigh-Durham International Airport

Delta Air Lines Boeing 737 faces mid-air scare, plane loses part of its wing flap

US President Donald Trump said he will look into the possibility of deportation or denaturalisation of tech giant Elon Musk and New York's Democratic mayor candidate Zohran Mamdani. But can they really be deported legally? Two Chinese nationals have been charged with spying inside the United States on behalf of Beijing, including by taking photographs of a naval base. Now China has responded on the development calling it unfounded hype of Chinese spies.&nbsp;Meanwhile, Deepika Padukone is all set to get her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Deepika has scripted history as she is the first Indian actress to be honoured with a star on the popular sidewalk in Los Angeles.&nbsp;Click on headlines to read more&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/can-trump-deport-carzy-musk-and-communist-mamdani-what-is-denaturalisation-and-how-the-us-laws-work-1751452797097">Can Trump deport 'Musk and &nbsp;Mamdani: What is denaturalisation and how the US laws work?</a><figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2025/20250702/image-1751455290637.png?rect=(0,0,1200,900)&amp;imwidth=800&amp;imheight=600&amp;format=webp&amp;quality=medium" alt="Can Trump deport 'CRAZY' Musk and 'COMMUNIST' Mamdani: What is denaturalisation and how the US laws work?"></figure>US President Donald Trump has talked about deportation of tech giant Elon Musk and New York's Democratic mayor candidate Zohran Mamdani in the recent days. While he had a fallout with his former ‘buddy' Musk over ‘big and beautiful’ tax and spending bill, he targeted Mamdani after New York Democratic Primary and called him ‘100% Communist Lunatic." But is it really possible as per the laws of the United States?&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/two-chinese-nationals-arrested-in-us-for-spying-on-navy-china-calls-it-unfounded-hype-1751513967445">Two Chinese nationals arrested in US for spying; China says ‘hype unfounded’</a><figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2025/20250703/image-1751514659454.png?rect=(0,0,1200,900)&amp;imwidth=800&amp;imheight=600&amp;format=webp&amp;quality=medium" alt="'Trying to recruits American...': Two Chinese nationals arrested in US for spying; China RESPONDS"></figure>Two Chinese nationals have been charged with spying inside the United States on behalf of Beijing, including by taking photographs of a naval base. Now China has responded on the development calling it unfounded hype of Chinese spies.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/three-indians-abducted-in-al-qaeda-linked-terror-group-attack-in-mali-mea-issues-statement-here-s-what-it-said-1751505368054">Three Indians abducted in Al-Qaeda-linked terror group attack in Mali, MEA issues statement</a><figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2025/20250703/image-1751506207570.png?rect=(0,0,1200,900)&amp;imwidth=800&amp;imheight=600&amp;format=webp&amp;quality=medium" alt="Three Indians abducted in Al-Qaeda-linked terror group attack in Mali, MEA issues statement: Here's what it said"></figure>Three Indian nationals were abducted when armed assailants launched a coordinated attack on a factory premises in Mali. The MEA condemned the incident and said that the Indian embassy in Bamako was in constant touch with the concerned authorities and the families of the victims.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/deepika-padukone-becomes-the-first-indian-to-get-a-star-at-the-hollywood-walk-of-fame-1751514450060">Deepika Padukone becomes the first Indian to get a star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame</a><figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2025/20250703/image-1751514858012.jpg?rect=(0,200,1200,900)&amp;imwidth=800&amp;imheight=600&amp;format=webp&amp;quality=medium" alt="Deepika Padukone becomes the first Indian to get a star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame"></figure>Deepika Padukone is all set to get her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Deepika has scripted history as she is the first Indian actress to be honoured with a star on the popular sidewalk in Los Angeles. 35 celebrities were named who will be a part of the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2026.&nbsp;US Says Its Strikes Degraded Iran’s Nuclear Programme By One To Two Years<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/us-says-its-strikes-degraded-iran-s-nuclear-programme-by-one-to-two-years-1751516993035/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/us-says-its-strikes-degraded-iran-s-nuclear-programme-by-one-to-two-years-1751516993035/embed</a>&nbsp;

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US President Donald Trump said he will look into the possibility of deportation or denaturalisation of tech giant Elon Musk and New York's Democratic mayor candidate Zohran Mamdani. But can they really be deported legally? Two Chinese nationals have been charged with spying inside the United States on behalf of Beijing, including by taking photographs of a naval base. Now China has responded on the development calling it unfounded hype of Chinese spies. Meanwhile, Deepika Padukone is all set to get her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Deepika has scripted history as she is the first Indian actress to be honoured with a star on the popular sidewalk in Los Angeles. Click on headlines to read more Can Trump deport 'Musk and Mamdani: What is denaturalisation and how the US laws work? US President Donald Trump has talked about deportation of tech giant Elon Musk and New York's Democratic mayor candidate Zohran Mamdani in the recent days. While he had a fallout with his former ‘buddy' Musk over ‘big and beautiful’ tax and spending bill, he targeted Mamdani after New York Democratic Primary and called him ‘100% Communist Lunatic." But is it really possible as per the laws of the United States? Two Chinese nationals arrested in US for spying; China says ‘hype unfounded’ Two Chinese nationals have been charged with spying inside the United States on behalf of Beijing, including by taking photographs of a naval base. Now China has responded on the development calling it unfounded hype of Chinese spies. Three Indians abducted in Al-Qaeda-linked terror group attack in Mali, MEA issues statement Three Indian nationals were abducted when armed assailants launched a coordinated attack on a factory premises in Mali. The MEA condemned the incident and said that the Indian embassy in Bamako was in constant touch with the concerned authorities and the families of the victims. Deepika Padukone becomes the first Indian to get a star at the Hollywood Walk of Fame Deepika Padukone is all set to get her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Deepika has scripted history as she is the first Indian actress to be honoured with a star on the popular sidewalk in Los Angeles. 35 celebrities were named who will be a part of the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2026. US Says Its Strikes Degraded Iran’s Nuclear Programme By One To Two Years https://www.wionews.com/videos/us-says-its-strikes-degraded-iran-s-nuclear-programme-by-one-to-two-years-1751516993035/embed

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At least 14 people were injured at a New Jersey airport, New York, following a skydiving plane crash while taking off on Wednesday evening (June 2, 2025). Officials stated that the plane, a Cessna 208B, was carrying 15 people, including the pilot, when it ran off the end of the runway and into the woods at Cross Keys Airport in Gloucester County around 5:30 p.m.A hospital spokesperson confirmed that some of the injured passengers were rushed to Cooper University Hospital in Camden, New Jersey, on stretchers. The incident took place at the Cross Keys Airport, approximately 21 miles (34 kilometres) southeast of Philadelphia, according to the Associated Press, which quoted a Federal Aviation Administration spokesperson.The plane crashed at Cross Keys Airport in New Jersey on Wednesday, injuring at least five people. Reports indicated that 14 individuals were on board at the time of the accident.<h3>What caused the Skydiving Plane Crash?</h3>According to a spokesperson quoted by The New York Times, three of the injured were taken to a trauma centre, while eight others received treatment for minor injuries in the emergency department. One person declined medical assistance at the scene, ABC6 reported.“The pilot was reportedly in an ascent at that point and again reported some engine trouble, and that’s when he was trying to circle back to make it back down onto the ground but was unable to do so,” Halter told ABC6.The aircraft was reportedly leased to Skydive Cross Keys, the region’s largest skydiving centre, based at the same airport, ABC6 added. The cause of the crash remains unknown, and the Federal Aviation Administration has launched a probe into the incident.The New York Post noted that the area is quite popular for skydiving, with the “largest skydiving centre in the region" stationed just two minutes away from the airport.&nbsp;

The plane crashed at Cross Keys Airport in New Jersey on Wednesday, injuring at least five people. Reports indicated that 14 individuals were on board at the time of the accident. The cause of the crash remains unknown, and the Federal Aviation Administration has launched a probe.

At least 14 people were injured at a New Jersey airport, New York, following a skydiving plane crash while taking off on Wednesday evening (June 2, 2025). Officials stated that the plane, a Cessna 208B, was carrying 15 people, including the pilot, when it ran off the end of the runway and into the woods at Cross Keys Airport in Gloucester County around 5:30 p.m. A hospital spokesperson confirmed that some of the injured passengers were rushed to Cooper University Hospital in Camden, New Jersey, on stretchers. The incident took place at the Cross Keys Airport, approximately 21 miles (34 kilometres) southeast of Philadelphia, according to the Associated Press, which quoted a Federal Aviation Administration spokesperson. The plane crashed at Cross Keys Airport in New Jersey on Wednesday, injuring at least five people. Reports indicated that 14 individuals were on board at the time of the accident. What caused the Skydiving Plane Crash? According to a spokesperson quoted by The New York Times, three of the injured were taken to a trauma centre, while eight others received treatment for minor injuries in the emergency department. One person declined medical assistance at the scene, ABC6 reported. “The pilot was reportedly in an ascent at that point and again reported some engine trouble, and that’s when he was trying to circle back to make it back down onto the ground but was unable to do so,” Halter told ABC6. The aircraft was reportedly leased to Skydive Cross Keys, the region’s largest skydiving centre, based at the same airport, ABC6 added. The cause of the crash remains unknown, and the Federal Aviation Administration has launched a probe into the incident. The New York Post noted that the area is quite popular for skydiving, with the “largest skydiving centre in the region" stationed just two minutes away from the airport.

The plane crashed at Cross Keys Airport in New Jersey on Wednesday, injuring at least five people. Reports indicated that 14 individuals were on board at the time of the accident. The cause of the crash remains unknown, and the Federal Aviation Administration has launched a probe.

Skydiving plane crash: Aircraft with 15 people on board skids off runway – How it happened, what was the cause?

A teenage pilot aiming to fly solo to all seven continents has been detained after he landed in a part of Antarctica he wasn't authorised to. American influencer Ethan Guo was taken in by Chilean authorities, who accused him of changing his plans and taking a detour without obtaining permission to land in Antarctica. Guo started the "flying solo" challenge in September last year. Chile says Guo landed in an Antarctic region where the country has a territorial claim. Prosecutors say he broke "multiple national and international regulations" when he took off after submitting a fake plan and then turning the plane towards Antarctica midway.&nbsp;Chile says that Guo submitted a flight plan that he didn't stick to. He took off from Carlos Ibáñez del Campo Airport in the southern Chilean city of Punta Arenas as the sole passenger and crew member aboard a Cessna 182Q aircraft. The aircraft was registered as N182WT. However, he rerouted and turned the plane towards Antarctica. Meanwhile, his lawyer says that it wasn't intentional, and he did so after experiencing problems mid-air. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/34-million-year-old-world-discovered-buried-deep-inside-antarctic-ice-1749703933178">34-million-year-old world discovered buried deep inside Antarctic ice</a>&nbsp;<h2>Guo accused of hiding his intentions to land in Antarctica</h2>"The accused provided false information to the aeronautical authority. He submitted a flight plan indicating that he was going to fly over the city of Punta Arenas,” Cristian Crisosto Rifo, the Regional Prosecutor of Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica, said. He added that the 19-year-old "continued toward Antarctica without informing anyone and without any authorisation, landing at the airfield of Lieutenant Rodolfo Marsh Base in Chilean Antarctic territory." Rifo said Guo's actions "seriously endangered the safety of air traffic to Antarctica and the Magallanes region."Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science-tech/lost-continent-discovered-under-antarctica-and-india-8872820">Pieces of lost continent found under Antarctica and India point to one thing</a>&nbsp;Guo is aiming to raise $1 million for cancer research with this solo adventure trip around the world, according to its website. He has over a million followers on Instagram who have been following his journey to the continents since he first took flight in 2024. His last post was from the Philippines on 23 June. Now he is stuck in the Chilean region of Antarctica and can't leave until he is granted permission by the authorities to go to Punta Arenas. Even after he is allowed to leave Antarctica, he cannot leave Chile for 90 days, the time set by a court to investigate the matter.&nbsp;Meanwhile, Karina Ulloa, his lawyer, that he had to change his plans after experiencing “complications” while flying. &nbsp;“While already in the air, he began to experience a series of complications," she said, adding that Guo claims “that he was conducting an exploratory flight to see if he could follow this route or not.”

American influencer Ethan Guo took off from Chile and landed in Antarctica without getting approval. Chile says he told them one thing and then changed his plans in the air. He will now have to remain in Antarctica until he gets approval to leave. Even then, Guo will have to go to Chile.

A teenage pilot aiming to fly solo to all seven continents has been detained after he landed in a part of Antarctica he wasn't authorised to. American influencer Ethan Guo was taken in by Chilean authorities, who accused him of changing his plans and taking a detour without obtaining permission to land in Antarctica. Guo started the "flying solo" challenge in September last year. Chile says Guo landed in an Antarctic region where the country has a territorial claim. Prosecutors say he broke "multiple national and international regulations" when he took off after submitting a fake plan and then turning the plane towards Antarctica midway. Chile says that Guo submitted a flight plan that he didn't stick to. He took off from Carlos Ibáñez del Campo Airport in the southern Chilean city of Punta Arenas as the sole passenger and crew member aboard a Cessna 182Q aircraft. The aircraft was registered as N182WT. However, he rerouted and turned the plane towards Antarctica. Meanwhile, his lawyer says that it wasn't intentional, and he did so after experiencing problems mid-air. Also Read: 34-million-year-old world discovered buried deep inside Antarctic ice Guo accused of hiding his intentions to land in Antarctica "The accused provided false information to the aeronautical authority. He submitted a flight plan indicating that he was going to fly over the city of Punta Arenas,” Cristian Crisosto Rifo, the Regional Prosecutor of Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica, said. He added that the 19-year-old "continued toward Antarctica without informing anyone and without any authorisation, landing at the airfield of Lieutenant Rodolfo Marsh Base in Chilean Antarctic territory." Rifo said Guo's actions "seriously endangered the safety of air traffic to Antarctica and the Magallanes region." Also Read: Pieces of lost continent found under Antarctica and India point to one thing Guo is aiming to raise $1 million for cancer research with this solo adventure trip around the world, according to its website. He has over a million followers on Instagram who have been following his journey to the continents since he first took flight in 2024. His last post was from the Philippines on 23 June. Now he is stuck in the Chilean region of Antarctica and can't leave until he is granted permission by the authorities to go to Punta Arenas. Even after he is allowed to leave Antarctica, he cannot leave Chile for 90 days, the time set by a court to investigate the matter. Meanwhile, Karina Ulloa, his lawyer, that he had to change his plans after experiencing “complications” while flying. “While already in the air, he began to experience a series of complications," she said, adding that Guo claims “that he was conducting an exploratory flight to see if he could follow this route or not.”

American influencer Ethan Guo took off from Chile and landed in Antarctica without getting approval. Chile says he told them one thing and then changed his plans in the air. He will now have to remain in Antarctica until he gets approval to leave. Even then, Guo will have to go to Chile.

Influencer stuck in Antarctica after taking an illegal detour on trip to 7 continents

A day after two Chinese nationals were charged with spying inside the United States, China has called it "unfounded hype." Addressing a news briefing on Wednesday (June 3), Chinese ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said that China is not aware of the specifics of the case but would take necessary measures to safeguard Chinese citizens' legitimate rights. Officials identified the two as Yuance Chen, 38, who arrived in the US on a visa in 2015 and later became a lawful permanent resident, and Liren “Ryan” Lai, 39, who lives in China but came to Texas a few days ago.&nbsp;"I am not aware of the specifics, but we have always opposed unfounded hype about the so-called 'Chinese spies' narrative. We will take the necessary measures to protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens," a ministry spokesperson, Ning, said.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/FMsays?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#FMsays</a> China always opposes hyping up the so-called &quot;Chinese spies&quot; narrative, and will take necessary measures to safeguard legitimate rights and interests of Chinese nationals abroad, FM spokeswoman Mao Ning said after the US Department of Justice charged two Chinese citizens… <a href="https://t.co/ydKItVoQrj">pic.twitter.com/ydKItVoQrj</a>&mdash; China Daily (@ChinaDaily) <a href="https://twitter.com/ChinaDaily/status/1940342793328902464?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 2, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

According to an FBI affidavit filed in connection with the case, investigators believe Lai had been developing Chen to be a Chinese intelligence asset since at least mid-2021. The FBI said their operations allegedly included placing cash in a “dead drop” — a secret location used to pay and communicate with agents, taking photographs of a naval base, and recruiting members of the military who they thought might be open to working for Chinese intelligence. FBI Director Kash Patel said, “Our FBI won’t stand for it. We tracked them, we stopped them, and we’re not done yet. Espionage on U.S. soil will be met with full force.”&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2025/20250703/image-1751514269680.png"></figure>&nbsp;The case filed in federal court in San Francisco is the latest Justice Department prosecution to target what officials say are active efforts by the Chinese government to secretly collect intelligence about American military capabilities. “This case underscores the Chinese government’s sustained and aggressive effort to infiltrate our military and undermine our national security from within,” Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a statement announcing the case. “The Justice Department will not stand by while hostile nations embed spies in our country – we will expose foreign operatives, hold their agents to account, and protect the American people from covert threats to our national security.”

Two Chinese nationals have been charged with spying inside the United States on behalf of Beijing, including by taking photographs of a naval base. Now China has responded on the development calling it unfounded hype of Chinese spies.

A day after two Chinese nationals were charged with spying inside the United States, China has called it "unfounded hype." Addressing a news briefing on Wednesday (June 3), Chinese ministry spokesperson Mao Ning said that China is not aware of the specifics of the case but would take necessary measures to safeguard Chinese citizens' legitimate rights. Officials identified the two as Yuance Chen, 38, who arrived in the US on a visa in 2015 and later became a lawful permanent resident, and Liren “Ryan” Lai, 39, who lives in China but came to Texas a few days ago. "I am not aware of the specifics, but we have always opposed unfounded hype about the so-called 'Chinese spies' narrative. We will take the necessary measures to protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese citizens," a ministry spokesperson, Ning, said.

Two Chinese nationals have been charged with spying inside the United States on behalf of Beijing, including by taking photographs of a naval base. Now China has responded on the development calling it unfounded hype of Chinese spies.

'Trying to recruits American...': Two Chinese nationals arrested in US for spying; China RESPONDS

The world is watching Japan in July, a month that a manga comic has predicted will bring an ominous event to the country. <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/list-of-predictions-by-ryo-tatsuki-japan-s-baba-vanga-japan-july-earthquake-tsunami-1751603045868">Ryo Tatsuki</a>, dubbed the country's Baba Vanga, seemingly alluded to the fact in a book from the 90s that earthquakes and tsunamis would devastate the region. She wrote that "a crack will open up under the seabed between Japan and the Philippines," and the tremors will trigger waves “three times as tall” as the tsunami that wreaked havoc in the Tohoku region in 2011. Now, scientists have found that something is definitely going on under the ground in this specific region. Does this mean that the manga prediction will come true? The Nankai Trough, a subduction zone where the Philippine Sea Plate is being pushed beneath Japan, is experiencing slow-slip earthquakes, a study published in Science has found. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/is-an-underwater-volcano-getting-ready-to-erupt-in-andaman-warning-issued-as-earthquakes-rock-thailand-myanmar-and-nicobar-1751628746437">Is an underwater volcano getting ready to erupt in Andaman? Warning issued as earthquakes rock Thailand, Myanmar and Nicobar</a>&nbsp;Slow-slip earthquakes are rare and have been observed occurring beneath the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of Japan. The Nankai Trough fault holds a prominent place when it comes to the earthquakes and tsunami risks Japan faces. Using advanced borehole observatories, scientists detected subtle seismic movements near the fault, revealing that shallow quakes have been shaking the region for years. They are just harder to detect and require special equipment. Such quakes also do not generate violent tremors, nor are they sudden or sharp, but gradually cut through the ground. The strain causes ruptures at the rate of only millimetres per day. Also Read:<a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/japan-manga-comic-predicts-earthquake-tsunami-in-july-2025-1747709198212"> 'A crack will open up…': Eerie prophecy triggers panic among people visiting Japan, forcing mass cancellations</a><h2>Faultlines in Japan and what is happening with them&nbsp;</h2>&nbsp;The first observation of slow-slip earthquakes was in 2015, and then again in 2020. The new technology of borehole observatories noted that a stretch of about 20 miles along the fault was affected by the slow tremors. The movement started approximately 30 miles off Japan’s Kii Peninsula and crept towards the deep ocean trench. Scientists used the borehole tech to drill hundreds of feet into the seabed. They showed real-time data on how the fault behaves beneath the ocean. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/baba-vangas-prediction-for-earthquakes-in-2025-8915833">One of Baba Vanga's prophecies for 2025 has come true. She also predicted a war with Martians</a>&nbsp;Describing the slow-slip earthquakes, Josh Edgington, who analysed the data, said, "It’s like a ripple moving across the plate interface." He said that while these earthquakes do not cause sudden devastation, they can help understand the behaviour of faults in subduction zones and their potential to generate tsunamis. However, things might be different at the Cascadia fault off the Pacific Northwest. It is largely “silent” compared to Nankai, and the concern is that if the fault remains locked, energy will continue to pile up and shake the Earth with the rare magnitude-9 megathrust earthquakes. Scientists now want to install similar borehole observatories in Cascadia and other fault lines along the Pacific "Ring of Fire", to see if something scary is going on under there.&nbsp;

Will Japans Baba Vangas earthquake and tsunami prediction come true? Scientists have detected small tremors that are rupturing the ground in a region between Japan and the Philippines. Ryo Tatsuki said,  A crack will open up under the seabed between Japan and the Philippines.

The world is watching Japan in July, a month that a manga comic has predicted will bring an ominous event to the country. Ryo Tatsuki, dubbed the country's Baba Vanga, seemingly alluded to the fact in a book from the 90s that earthquakes and tsunamis would devastate the region. She wrote that "a crack will open up under the seabed between Japan and the Philippines," and the tremors will trigger waves “three times as tall” as the tsunami that wreaked havoc in the Tohoku region in 2011. Now, scientists have found that something is definitely going on under the ground in this specific region. Does this mean that the manga prediction will come true? The Nankai Trough, a subduction zone where the Philippine Sea Plate is being pushed beneath Japan, is experiencing slow-slip earthquakes, a study published in Science has found. Also Read: Is an underwater volcano getting ready to erupt in Andaman? Warning issued as earthquakes rock Thailand, Myanmar and Nicobar Slow-slip earthquakes are rare and have been observed occurring beneath the Pacific Ocean, off the coast of Japan. The Nankai Trough fault holds a prominent place when it comes to the earthquakes and tsunami risks Japan faces. Using advanced borehole observatories, scientists detected subtle seismic movements near the fault, revealing that shallow quakes have been shaking the region for years. They are just harder to detect and require special equipment. Such quakes also do not generate violent tremors, nor are they sudden or sharp, but gradually cut through the ground. The strain causes ruptures at the rate of only millimetres per day. Also Read: 'A crack will open up…': Eerie prophecy triggers panic among people visiting Japan, forcing mass cancellations Faultlines in Japan and what is happening with them The first observation of slow-slip earthquakes was in 2015, and then again in 2020. The new technology of borehole observatories noted that a stretch of about 20 miles along the fault was affected by the slow tremors. The movement started approximately 30 miles off Japan’s Kii Peninsula and crept towards the deep ocean trench. Scientists used the borehole tech to drill hundreds of feet into the seabed. They showed real-time data on how the fault behaves beneath the ocean. Also Read: One of Baba Vanga's prophecies for 2025 has come true. She also predicted a war with Martians Describing the slow-slip earthquakes, Josh Edgington, who analysed the data, said, "It’s like a ripple moving across the plate interface." He said that while these earthquakes do not cause sudden devastation, they can help understand the behaviour of faults in subduction zones and their potential to generate tsunamis. However, things might be different at the Cascadia fault off the Pacific Northwest. It is largely “silent” compared to Nankai, and the concern is that if the fault remains locked, energy will continue to pile up and shake the Earth with the rare magnitude-9 megathrust earthquakes. Scientists now want to install similar borehole observatories in Cascadia and other fault lines along the Pacific "Ring of Fire", to see if something scary is going on under there.

Will Japan's Baba Vanga's earthquake and tsunami prediction come true? Scientists have detected small tremors that are rupturing the ground in a region between Japan and the Philippines. Ryo Tatsuki said, &nbsp;“A crack will open up under the seabed between Japan and the Philippines.”

Japan 'megaquake' coming? Earthquakes detected at exact point Ryo Tatsuki predicted in manga comic book

As Dharamsala gears up for the Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday, the institution on Wednesday (July 2) clarified it will continue to choose the 15th Dalai Lama. A message from China insisted that they would choose the successor, Dalai Lama said, ‘no one else has any such authority to interfere in this matter.’&nbsp;"When the time comes, His Holiness will reincarnate, and any adult or a person from any gender can be recognised as his reincarnation," said Samdhong Rinpoche, a member of the Trust, at a press conference in McLeodganj. "It's not necessary that the next Dalai Lama will be from Tibet," Rinpoche said, as reported by the news outlet Times of India.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-govt-official-to-be-present-at-dalai-lama-s-birthday-celebrations-1751435878011">US government official to be present at Dalai Lama's birthday celebrations</a>&nbsp;In a video statement, the 14th Dalai Lama said responsibility for choosing his successor rests exclusively with Gaden Phodrang Trust, a non-profit foundation established in 2015.He continued, "They (the members) should consult the various heads of Tibetan Buddhist traditions and the reliable oath-bound Dharma Protectors who are linked inseparably to the lineage of the Dalai Lamas. The members should carry out the procedures of search and recognition in accordance with past tradition.”&nbsp;It's not necessary that the Dalai Lama's reincarnation would be from Tibet only, he remarked. "There are no restrictions or limitations of geographical boundaries when it comes to the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama. In the past, the Dalai Lamas have taken birth in different countries," he added.&nbsp;At a media briefing, Mao Ning, a spokesperson from the Chinese Foreign Ministry insisted any successor to the Dalai Lama “must follow the principles of domestic recognition - the 'Golden Urn' process - and approval by the central government in line with Chinese religious traditions and laws,” as quoted by news agency PTI.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

As Dharamsala gears up for the Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday, the institution on Wednesday (July 2) clarified it will continue to choose the 15th Dalai Lama. A message from China insisted that they would choose the successor, Dalai Lama said, ‘no one else has any such authority to interfere in this matter.’

As Dharamsala gears up for the Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday, the institution on Wednesday (July 2) clarified it will continue to choose the 15th Dalai Lama. A message from China insisted that they would choose the successor, Dalai Lama said, ‘no one else has any such authority to interfere in this matter.’ "When the time comes, His Holiness will reincarnate, and any adult or a person from any gender can be recognised as his reincarnation," said Samdhong Rinpoche, a member of the Trust, at a press conference in McLeodganj. "It's not necessary that the next Dalai Lama will be from Tibet," Rinpoche said, as reported by the news outlet Times of India. Also read: US government official to be present at Dalai Lama's birthday celebrations In a video statement, the 14th Dalai Lama said responsibility for choosing his successor rests exclusively with Gaden Phodrang Trust, a non-profit foundation established in 2015. He continued, "They (the members) should consult the various heads of Tibetan Buddhist traditions and the reliable oath-bound Dharma Protectors who are linked inseparably to the lineage of the Dalai Lamas. The members should carry out the procedures of search and recognition in accordance with past tradition.” It's not necessary that the Dalai Lama's reincarnation would be from Tibet only, he remarked. "There are no restrictions or limitations of geographical boundaries when it comes to the reincarnation of the Dalai Lama. In the past, the Dalai Lamas have taken birth in different countries," he added. At a media briefing, Mao Ning, a spokesperson from the Chinese Foreign Ministry insisted any successor to the Dalai Lama “must follow the principles of domestic recognition - the 'Golden Urn' process - and approval by the central government in line with Chinese religious traditions and laws,” as quoted by news agency PTI.

As Dharamsala gears up for the Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday, the institution on Wednesday (July 2) clarified it will continue to choose the 15th Dalai Lama. A message from China insisted that they would choose the successor, Dalai Lama said, ‘no one else has any such authority to interfere in this matter.’

Trust will choose 15th Dalai Lama, China rejects the succession plan

US President Donald Trump has talked about deportation of tech giant Elon Musk and New York's Democratic mayor candidate Zohran Mamdani in the recent days. Trump said he will look into the possibility of deportation or denaturalisation. While he had a fallout with his former ‘buddy' Musk over ‘big and beautiful’ tax and spending bill, he targeted Mamdani after New York Democratic Primary and called him ‘100% Communist Lunatic." Many from Trump’s team and his supporters have spoken about deportation, but is it really possible as per the laws of the United States? Here's what we know:<h2>Can Elon Musk be deported?</h2>Elon Musk, originally from South Africa, became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2002 after first coming to the U.S. on a student visa in the 1990s. Prior to that, he was a citizen of Canada. Accusations that Musk was in the U.S. illegally during the early stages of his career have circulated, including a 2005 email in which Musk reportedly said he applied to Stanford University simply because he otherwise had "no legal right to stay in the country." Musk never enrolled and instead started his first company, Zip2.Steve Bannon, Trump’s former advisor, has claimed Musk entered the US illegally and called for his deportation. He also suggested Musk’s alleged drug use warrants suspension of his security clearances. Musk has denied claims he was in the US illegally, calling his status at the time ‘a legal grey area’.&nbsp;However, denaturalizing a US citizen—specially one who has held citizenship for over two decades—is extremely rare. So, only if Trump and his team can prove that Musk entered US fraudulently - can there be a case for denaturalisation. The question here is whether or not Musk lied to the US government during the process of becoming a citizen. The process of denaturalisation is also lenthy. It would begin with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) sending such a case to the Department of Justice (DOJ). The DOJ then files a revocation of naturalization actions (for civil denaturalisation cases) or criminal charges (for criminal denaturalisation cases) in federal court. A defendant can either defend themselves or renounce US citizenship. If the person is stripped of their citizenship, their status returns to that he or she had prior to becoming a citizen. In case their immigration status is unlawful, they can be deported immediately.<h2>Can Zohran Mamdani be deported?</h2>Republicans have called for Zohran Mamdani's deportation after he won the New York Democratic Primary. During an interview with Fox News, Trump's press secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked about Republican Representative Andy Ogles of Tennessee, who has called for denaturalisation proceedings against Mamdani, partly based on rap lyrics Mamdani allegedly wrote in 2017 referencing "terrorism." Leavitt responded, “Well, I’ll let the president speak to that. I have not seen those claims, but surely, if they are true, it’s something that should be investigated.” Meanwhile, other Republicans have made racist remark against Mamdani and have asked him to leave the US with Representative Brandon Gill telling the mayoral candidate to “go back to the Third World” after seeing him eat with his hands.&nbsp;However, Mamdani deportation is more of a political call as there is no legal basis. Zohran Mamdani obtained citizenship in 2018, he enjoys the same constitutional protections as any other citizen, whether natural-born or naturalized. Deportation laws primarily apply to non-citizens such as permanent residents or undocumented immigrants. Once citizenship is granted, it is very difficult to reverse unless there are extraordinary circumstances. Mamdani has not been accused of any crimes or fraudulent behaviour related to his naturalisation that would justify stripping him of his citizenship. Here too, similar to Musk, the only process is denaturalisation, but there is no evidence that Mamdani lied or committed fraud during their naturalisation, or was involved in criminal activity prior to becoming a citizen that was concealed, or engaged in actions such as supporting terrorism or violent overthrow of the government. Even if there would have been one, the government must prove its case convincingly in federal court.<h2>Trump vs Musk</h2>Musk and Trump renewed their fight - this time about the EV subsidy in the United States of America. The war of words broke out after the Tesla boss posted non-stop about Trump's ‘big beautiful bill’, stating that a new ‘America Party’ will be launched if the bill is passed. In response, Trump said that he would have to return to South Africa if he didn't get EV subsidies in the US. Later, while he was on his way to Florida’s Alligator Alcatraz, a reporter asked Donald Trump whether Musk would be deported after he criticised Trump’s tax spending bill. He said, “I don’t know. We’ll have to take a look.” He also jokingly mentioned that he may deploy the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to investigate the Tesla CEO saying, “DOGE is the monster that might have to go back and eat Elon.” He added, "We'll have to take a look. We might have to put DOGE on Elon. You know what DOGE is? The monster that might have to go back and eat Elon. Wouldn’t that be terrible? He gets a lot of subsidies,” said Donald Trump.<h2>Trump vs Mamdani&nbsp;</h2>Trump said during a Tuesday press conference at a detention center in Florida referred to as “Alligator Alcatraz” that if Mamdani prevents ICE agents from conducting their operations to deport people, then "we’ll have to arrest him." He also mentioned false claims that Mamdani entered the country illegally. On a question of Mamdani's possible deportation, Trump said, “We’re going to be watching that very carefully, and a lot of people are saying he’s here illegally. We’re going to look at everything.” In a sharp response, Mamdani, who has won New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary, has said that he will not accept this "intimidation." In a statement on X, Mamdani said that he was threatened by the US president not because he broke any law but because he refuses to let ICE "terrorise the city."&nbsp;

US President Donald Trump said he will look into the possibility of deportation or denaturalisation of tech giant Elon Musk and New York's Democratic mayor candidate Zohran Mamdani. But can they really be deported legally?

US President Donald Trump has talked about deportation of tech giant Elon Musk and New York's Democratic mayor candidate Zohran Mamdani in the recent days. Trump said he will look into the possibility of deportation or denaturalisation. While he had a fallout with his former ‘buddy' Musk over ‘big and beautiful’ tax and spending bill, he targeted Mamdani after New York Democratic Primary and called him ‘100% Communist Lunatic." Many from Trump’s team and his supporters have spoken about deportation, but is it really possible as per the laws of the United States? Here's what we know: Can Elon Musk be deported? Elon Musk, originally from South Africa, became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 2002 after first coming to the U.S. on a student visa in the 1990s. Prior to that, he was a citizen of Canada. Accusations that Musk was in the U.S. illegally during the early stages of his career have circulated, including a 2005 email in which Musk reportedly said he applied to Stanford University simply because he otherwise had "no legal right to stay in the country." Musk never enrolled and instead started his first company, Zip2. Steve Bannon, Trump’s former advisor, has claimed Musk entered the US illegally and called for his deportation. He also suggested Musk’s alleged drug use warrants suspension of his security clearances. Musk has denied claims he was in the US illegally, calling his status at the time ‘a legal grey area’. However, denaturalizing a US citizen—specially one who has held citizenship for over two decades—is extremely rare. So, only if Trump and his team can prove that Musk entered US fraudulently - can there be a case for denaturalisation. The question here is whether or not Musk lied to the US government during the process of becoming a citizen. The process of denaturalisation is also lenthy. It would begin with the US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) sending such a case to the Department of Justice (DOJ). The DOJ then files a revocation of naturalization actions (for civil denaturalisation cases) or criminal charges (for criminal denaturalisation cases) in federal court. A defendant can either defend themselves or renounce US citizenship. If the person is stripped of their citizenship, their status returns to that he or she had prior to becoming a citizen. In case their immigration status is unlawful, they can be deported immediately. Can Zohran Mamdani be deported? Republicans have called for Zohran Mamdani's deportation after he won the New York Democratic Primary. During an interview with Fox News, Trump's press secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked about Republican Representative Andy Ogles of Tennessee, who has called for denaturalisation proceedings against Mamdani, partly based on rap lyrics Mamdani allegedly wrote in 2017 referencing "terrorism." Leavitt responded, “Well, I’ll let the president speak to that. I have not seen those claims, but surely, if they are true, it’s something that should be investigated.” Meanwhile, other Republicans have made racist remark against Mamdani and have asked him to leave the US with Representative Brandon Gill telling the mayoral candidate to “go back to the Third World” after seeing him eat with his hands. However, Mamdani deportation is more of a political call as there is no legal basis. Zohran Mamdani obtained citizenship in 2018, he enjoys the same constitutional protections as any other citizen, whether natural-born or naturalized. Deportation laws primarily apply to non-citizens such as permanent residents or undocumented immigrants. Once citizenship is granted, it is very difficult to reverse unless there are extraordinary circumstances. Mamdani has not been accused of any crimes or fraudulent behaviour related to his naturalisation that would justify stripping him of his citizenship. Here too, similar to Musk, the only process is denaturalisation, but there is no evidence that Mamdani lied or committed fraud during their naturalisation, or was involved in criminal activity prior to becoming a citizen that was concealed, or engaged in actions such as supporting terrorism or violent overthrow of the government. Even if there would have been one, the government must prove its case convincingly in federal court. Trump vs Musk Musk and Trump renewed their fight - this time about the EV subsidy in the United States of America. The war of words broke out after the Tesla boss posted non-stop about Trump's ‘big beautiful bill’, stating that a new ‘America Party’ will be launched if the bill is passed. In response, Trump said that he would have to return to South Africa if he didn't get EV subsidies in the US. Later, while he was on his way to Florida’s Alligator Alcatraz, a reporter asked Donald Trump whether Musk would be deported after he criticised Trump’s tax spending bill. He said, “I don’t know. We’ll have to take a look.” He also jokingly mentioned that he may deploy the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to investigate the Tesla CEO saying, “DOGE is the monster that might have to go back and eat Elon.” He added, "We'll have to take a look. We might have to put DOGE on Elon. You know what DOGE is? The monster that might have to go back and eat Elon. Wouldn’t that be terrible? He gets a lot of subsidies,” said Donald Trump. Trump vs Mamdani Trump said during a Tuesday press conference at a detention center in Florida referred to as “Alligator Alcatraz” that if Mamdani prevents ICE agents from conducting their operations to deport people, then "we’ll have to arrest him." He also mentioned false claims that Mamdani entered the country illegally. On a question of Mamdani's possible deportation, Trump said, “We’re going to be watching that very carefully, and a lot of people are saying he’s here illegally. We’re going to look at everything.” In a sharp response, Mamdani, who has won New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary, has said that he will not accept this "intimidation." In a statement on X, Mamdani said that he was threatened by the US president not because he broke any law but because he refuses to let ICE "terrorise the city."

US President Donald Trump said he will look into the possibility of deportation or denaturalisation of tech giant Elon Musk and New York's Democratic mayor candidate Zohran Mamdani. But can they really be deported legally?

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