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Trump to attend Supreme Court hearing on bid to curb birthright citizenship

Washington— U.S. President Donald Trump is set to attend a Supreme Court hearing on Wednesday examining the constitutionality of his

LaGuardia staffing under scrutiny after fatal jet collision

New York — Air traffic control staffing at LaGuardia Airport on the night of a fatal March 22 collision may

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Bangladesh weighs hybrid schooling to curb energy use amid fuel strain

Dhaka— Bangladesh is considering introducing partial online classes in schools as part of austerity measures to ease pressure from rising

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Indian LPG tanker exits Hormuz via alternative route under naval escort

New Delhi — An Indian-flagged liquefied petroleum gas tanker navigated an unconventional route to exit the Strait of Hormuz this

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US senator warns Taiwan against ‘naivety’ on China during visit

Taipei — U.S. Senator John Curtis warned Taiwan on Tuesday not to underestimate China’s intentions, citing developments in Hong Kong

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India to launch vast census, mobilising 3 million officials for year-long count

New Delhi-India will deploy more than three million officials to conduct a nationwide census beginning April 1, in a delayed

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Saudi-Austrian Billionaire Al-Jaber Urges Federal Yemen, Warns of Secession Threat

London — A Saudi-born Austrian billionaire and philanthropist has warned that Yemen risks deeper fragmentation and potential secessionist movements if

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Pentagon says coming days ‘decisive’ in Iran conflict

Washington — U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Tuesday that the next few days in the ongoing war with

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Syria’s Al-Sharaa visits UK, seeks investment and security cooperation

London— Syria’s President Ahmed Al-Sharaa made his first official visit to the United Kingdom on Tuesday, holding talks with British

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Iran backs Hormuz transit tolls as strait disruption rattles energy flows

Paris— An Iranian parliamentary commission has approved a plan to impose tolls on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz, state