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“We Rushed to Bunkers 20 Times”: Indians in Israel Recall Surviving Missile Strikes

As missiles rained down during the recent 12-day conflict between Israel and Iran, Indian workers in Israel found themselves at the heart of a warzone, navigating fear, uncertainty, and survival. From construction sites to student dorms, their stories paint a vivid picture of resilience under fire. “Sirens, Red Alerts, and Bunkers Became Routine” Basav Ram,…

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Vasundhara Oswal Cleared of All Charges by Ugandan Court After Weeks in Detention

Indian entrepreneur Vasundhara Oswal, 26, has been exonerated by a Ugandan court after spending several weeks in detention over what her family calls a fabricated legal case. The court dismissed all charges after the complainant repeatedly failed to appear and provided no evidence or testimony to support the allegations. Background of the Case Oswal, executive…

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Tulip Siddiq Accuses Bangladesh’s Yunus of Meddling in UK Politics, Calls It ‘Political Vendetta’

British MP Tulip Siddiq, niece of ousted Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has accused Nobel laureate and interim Bangladeshi leader Muhammad Yunus of interfering in UK politics and orchestrating a smear campaign against her. The allegations come amid ongoing corruption investigations launched by Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), which Siddiq claims are politically motivated. “Baseless Allegations…

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Japan Skips NATO Summit, Reaffirms Indo-Pacific Focus as China Watches Closely

In a move stirring geopolitical ripples, Japan has scaled back its engagement with NATO, opting to send a lower-level delegate to the 2025 NATO Summit while reaffirming its commitment to Indo-Pacific partnerships. The decision, seen as a recalibration rather than retreat, comes amid growing tensions with China and a strained alliance with the U.S. under…

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Medvedev Labels EU a ‘Direct Threat’, Warns Against Ukraine’s Membership

In a sharp escalation of rhetoric, Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, has declared the European Union a “real enemy” of Russia, warning that Ukraine’s accession to the bloc would pose a direct threat to Moscow’s national security. His remarks, posted on Telegram on June 25, 2025, mark a significant shift in Russia’s…

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Turkey Sandwiches and Sunflower Seeds: Inside the B-2 Bomber Pilots’ Mission-Ready Diet

Before embarking on grueling 40-hour stealth missions, B-2 Spirit bomber pilots undergo weeks of preparation—not just in flight planning, but in strict dietary conditioning designed to optimize endurance, digestion, and alertness. A recent report has shed light on the unconventional but essential food regimen that keeps these elite pilots mission-ready. Nutrition Meets National Security Retired…

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Inside Operation Rising Lion: How Israel Used Mossad, AI, and Drones to Strike Deep in Iran

In one of the most audacious covert operations in recent history, Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad, in collaboration with the Israeli military, executed a precision strike deep inside Iranian territory using smuggled drones, artificial intelligence (AI), and years of espionage groundwork. The operation, dubbed “Operation Rising Lion,” unfolded on June 13, 2025, targeting Iran’s nuclear and…

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Iran Executes 3 Alleged Israeli Spies, Arrests 700 Amid Post-Ceasefire Crackdown

Just a day after a US-brokered ceasefire between Iran and Israel, Tehran has executed three men accused of spying for Mossad and arrested over 700 individuals allegedly linked to Israeli intelligence. The sweeping crackdown marks a dramatic escalation in Iran’s internal security operations following a 12-day conflict with Tel Aviv. Executions Follow Espionage Allegations The…

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Pakistan Developing Long-Range Nuclear Missile Capable of Reaching US: Report Sparks Global Alarm

A new intelligence report has raised serious concerns in Washington, revealing that Pakistan is secretly developing a nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) that could potentially reach the continental United States. The revelation, published by Foreign Affairs and citing US intelligence sources, marks a significant escalation in Pakistan’s strategic weapons program and could redefine its global…

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