Iran considers allowing a limited number of oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz

Iran is considering allowing a limited number of oil tankers to pass through the strategic Strait of Hormuz, provided that the oil cargo is traded in Chinese yuan, CNN reported quoting an Iranian official.Tehran is working on a new plan to manage the flow of tankers through the key maritime corridor amid escalating tensions in…

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Explosion damages Jewish school in Amsterdam; mayor calls it targeted attack

An explosion damaged a Jewish school in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on Saturday, Sky News reported, citing Dutch media.Amsterdam mayor Femke Halsema said she believed the overnight blast was a targeted attack against the Jewish community.Police and fire services responded quickly to the incident, and the damage to the school was reported to be limited.It is…

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Cyber Threats: UAE News: Authorities warn of ‘one of the most destructive’ cyber threats as Wiper malware risk rises | World News

UAE residents urged to stay alert as authorities flag rising wiper malware attacks / Image: File The UAE has issued a fresh cybersecurity alert, warning residents, businesses and organisations about the growing risk of “wiper malware”, one of the most destructive forms of malicious software capable of permanently deleting data and crippling systems.The warning was…

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Washington flight disruptions: Operations resume after chemical smell triggers ground stop

Representational image (Assocaited Press photo) Flight operations across the Washington DC region resumed on Friday (local time) after a temporary ground stop triggered by reports of a strong chemical smell at a major air traffic control facility.Transportation secretary Sean Duffy confirmed the development in a post on X, saying, “The ground stop is over and…

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‘White House now begging India’: Iran FM Araghchi mocks US U-turn on Russian oil

Iranian foreign minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi (ANI photo) Iran’s foreign minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi on Sunday sharply criticised the United States over its stance on Russian crude oil, claiming Washington was now “begging” countries, including India, to buy Russian oil after earlier pressuring them to halt such imports.In a post on X, Araghchi said, “The…

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Al-Quds Day March: London Police use River Thames to separate pro-Iranian protesters from opponents amid Middle East tensions

In an unprecedented move, the Metropolitan Police will use the River Thames to separate pro-Iranian protesters from counterdemonstrators in central London this Sunday, as the city braces for what police have described as a “highly volatile” situation.Interior minister Shabana Mahmood approved the Met’s request to ban the annual Al-Quds Day march, organised by the Islamic…

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‘Almost love’ trap explained: What is limerence trend in modern dating that makes you think about someone 24/7?

Limerence Explained: The Intense ‘Almost Love’ Taking Over the Internet And Why Some Crushes Feel Like Emotional Addiction Have you ever found yourself thinking about someone constantly and replaying conversations, imagining a future together, feeling euphoric when they respond but devastated when they don’t? Psychologists say this an overwhelming emotional state may not actually be…

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First photo released of man who rammed car into Michigan Jewish preschool

The Michigan shooter who tried to murder toddlers at a Jewish pre-K was Ayman Ghazali, a naturalised US citizen from Lebanon, and his two brothers were believed to be Hezbollah terrorists.Ghazali rammed his car, loaded with mortar shells, into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield on Thursday, but officials said security guards opened fire on him…

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Djidji Ayokwe: France returns African talking drum: The sacred instrument that once ‘spoke’ to entire villages and warned of danger | World News

A sacred drum that once served as a powerful communication tool for communities in Ivory Coast has returned home more than a century after it was seized during French colonial rule. Known as the Djidji Ayokwe, the massive wooden instrument was taken by French authorities in 1916 and later transported to France, where it remained…

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