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At 88, Harry Newton becomes London Marathon’s oldest runner, defying age with enduring participation
AI data centre boom reshapes UK land market, fuels grid bottlenecks and speculative projects
Trump says US will not use nuclear weapons against Iran despite prior threats
India rebukes Trump over ‘hellhole’ remark amid citizenship row
Thai court accepts case against 44 opposition figures over royal law challenge

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Pentagon Shakeup Deepens as Navy Chief Exits Abruptly

Washington— John Phelan is leaving his post as U.S. Navy secretary with immediate effect, the Pentagon said on Wednesday, marking

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DOJ Settles Carter Page Lawsuit for $1.25 Million Over Russia Probe Surveillance

Washington — The US Department of Justice has agreed to pay $1.25 million to Carter Page to settle a lawsuit

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Drone Strike Kills Woman, Child in Russia’s Syzran as War Intensifies

Moscow — A Ukrainian drone strike on residential buildings in Syzran killed a woman and a child and injured 12

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UK, France Seal €766 Million Pact to Curb Channel Migrant Crossings

Paris— Britain and France have agreed a three-year deal to curb irregular migrant crossings in the English Channel, with London

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Oil Shock Ripples Into Everyday Goods as Iran Conflict Lifts Costs

New York— Disruptions to global oil supplies linked to the conflict involving Iran are beginning to push up costs for

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US Halts $500 Million Cash Transfer to Iraq Amid Militia Tensions

Baghdad — The United States has blocked a shipment of nearly $500 million in cash bound for Iraq and suspended

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Children Among Five Killed in Gaza Strike as Ceasefire Strains

Gaza City — An Israeli airstrike killed five Palestinians, including three children, in northern Gaza Strip late on Wednesday, Gaza’s

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Global Airlines Slash Routes as Iran Conflict Disrupts Air Travel

Washington — Airlines worldwide are canceling and reducing flights across the Middle East and beyond as the conflict involving Iran

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South Korea Air Force Apologises After Audit Blames 2021 Jet Collision on In-Flight Filming

Seoul — Republic of Korea Air Force apologised on Thursday for a 2021 mid-air collision involving two fighter jets, after

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Taiwan Minister Visits Disputed South China Sea Island for Rare Military Drills

Taipei — Taiwan’s Ocean Affairs Council minister has made a rare visit to a Taiwan-controlled island in the South China