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Pakistani Air Force Killed 30 and Injured 60 Innocent Civilians in Afghanistan

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Pakistani Air Force Killed 30 and Injured 60 Innocent Civilians in Afghanistan Pakistan launched airstrikes across eastern Afghanistan on June 28, 2026, targeting Paktia, Paktika, and Kunar provinces.The United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA)confirmed the attack .The mission said the casualty figures remain preliminary and could increase as hospitals continue treating the wounded and … Read more

Turkish National Shot and Killed 6 in Germany

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Image Showing German police and emergency responders gather outside a shelter after the deadly Stade shooting.

Turkish National Shot and Killed 6 in Germany A 45-year-old German-born man with Turkish citizenship allegedly opened fire at a mothers-and-children shelter in Stade, northern Germany, on Monday, killing six people. Police said the suspect had arrived for a scheduled meeting related to the custody of his three-month-old daughter before the shooting began. The victims … Read more

Air Canada Pilot Flew Over 900 Flights on Fake Licence for 17 Years

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Air Canada Pilot Flew Over 900 Flights on Fake Licence for 17 Years Air Canada pilot Geoffrey Wall has been accused of flying commercial aircraft for nearly 17 years with a forged pilot licence, according to police. Investigators allege that he served as a captain on more than 900 domestic and international flights between 2009 … Read more

Religion row as Texas makes Bible stories required reading in schools

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The image shows demonstrators holding funeral-themed protest signs and tombstone replicas outside the Barbara Jordan State Office Building in Austin, Texas.

Religion row as Texas makes Bible stories required reading in schools The Texas State Board of Education approved a statewide mandatory reading list that requires public school students to study selected Bible stories alongside traditional literature. More than five million students across Texas will be affected when the phased rollout begins with elementary schools in … Read more

Apple and Microsoft Hiked the Prices, Other to Follow Soon

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Apple and Microsoft Hiked the Prices, Other to Follow Soon The rapid growth of artificial intelligence has reshaped the global memory market. AI data centre demand has surged sharply. Manufacturers now prioritise large clients such as Nvidia. However, this shift has reduced the supply of memory and storage components for consumer electronics. In addition, Micron … Read more

Denmark Plans Nationwide Ban on Public Azaan Broadcasts

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Portrait image of Denmark Immigration and Integration Minister Morten Bødskov.

Denmark Plans Nationwide Ban on Public Azaan Broadcasts Denmark is considering a nationwide ban on the public broadcast of the Islamic Azaan after reopening a legal review of the proposal. Immigration and Integration Minister Morten Bødskov said the Islamic call to prayer “has no place in Denmark” and should not be heard over Danish rooftops. … Read more

Crude Oil Prices Fall to Pre US-Iran War Level

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A man in a red hoodie refuels his car while watching the fuel price display at a gas station.

Crude Oil Prices Fall to Pre US-Iran War Level Crude oil prices fell sharply on Wednesday, reaching their lowest level since before the US–Iran war began. The drop reflects a clear shift in market sentiment, as traders responded to easing tensions in the Middle East. Confidence has improved, and earlier supply fears have largely faded. … Read more

Tommy Robinson Interview Resulted in Australian TV Star Losing His Job

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Portrait image of Karl Stefanovic an Australian television presenter known for his long-standing role on the Nine Network.

Tommy Robinson Interview Resulted in Australian TV Star Losing His Job Australian television presenter Karl Stefanovic found himself at the center of a major media controversy after a podcast interview with British activist Tommy Robinson triggered widespread backlash. Stefanovic, a longtime host of the Today show and one of Australia’s most recognizable broadcasters, faced growing … Read more

US Allowed Iran’s World Cup Team Entry for a World Cup Match against Egypt

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Sardar Azmoun, Shoja Khalilzadeh, and Mehdi Torabi in white jerseys and walk across the pitch, raising their hands to the crowd, with a large Iran flag waving in the stadium background.

US Allowed Iran’s World Cup Team Entry for a World Cup Match against Egypt The United States has eased travel limits for Iran’s World Cup team. Officials now allow the squad to enter the country two days before its June 26 match against Egypt in Seattle. A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson confirmed the change.The … Read more

Pakistan Human Rights Activist Mahrang Baloch Given Life Sentence

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Mahrang Baloch speaks passionately during a public gathering, wearing a black dress and headscarf against an outdoor background.

Mahrang Baloch Given Life Sentence by Pakistan’s Military-Backed Government Pakistan’s anti-terrorism court has sentenced Mahrang Baloch and Sibghatullah Shah to life in prison on June 22. The court convicted them of terrorism, sedition, and murder in a case linked to the 2024 death of paramilitary soldier Shabbir Baloch during a protest in Gwadar. Mahrang Baloch … Read more