The United States and Iran have reportedly agreed to temporarily stop all military strikes against each other as both sides prepare for renewed diplomatic discussions in Qatar this week, according to American media citing senior US officials. The decision comes after several days of cross-border strikes despite a fragile agreement reached on June 17, which […]
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Keir Starmer ally Darren Jones has publicly expressed support for Andy Burnham as a possible future UK prime minister, following growing discussions around Labour’s economic direction and leadership transition. Jones, who serves as chief secretary in the current Labour setup, said he felt reassured after engaging in detailed conversations with Burnham about his economic approach. […]
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AirAsia Group has indicated that airfares are likely to come down once global fuel prices stabilise, especially as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East begin to ease. The airline says this could bring some relief to travellers after months of fluctuating ticket prices. According to AirAsia Group Chief Executive Officer Bo Lingam, the airline had […]
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A large-scale fire at a frozen food warehouse has pushed Los Angeles into a state of emergency as firefighters continue battling heavy flames and thick, toxic-looking smoke that has spread across wide parts of the city. The emergency declaration was confirmed by Mayor Karen Bass, who described the situation as a serious multi-jurisdictional incident requiring […]
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India has launched a nationwide re-examination for its highly competitive medical entrance test following a major paper leak controversy that forced authorities to cancel the previous attempt. Around 2.2 million aspiring medical students are retaking the exam today under unprecedented security arrangements. The earlier cancellation of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) sparked widespread […]
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