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    UK and EU Forge New Agreement to Reset Post-Brexit Relations

    London: The UK and the European Union have announced a sweeping new agreement expected to boost the British economy by nearly £9 billion (around $12.02 billion) by 2040, according to Downing Street. Revealed ahead of the inaugural UK-EU summit in London, the deal marks what leaders are calling a “historic moment” in resetting the strained post-Brexit.

    US warns people staying beyond their authorised period to face deportation or ban on travelling to US

    New Delhi: The US Embassy in India issued a warning on Saturday, cautioning individuals that staying in the US beyond their authorized period could lead to deportation or a permanent ban on re-entry in the future. The embassy posted on X, “If you overstay your visa, you risk being deported and potentially banned from returning.

    US Experiences Sharp Rise in Measles Cases in 2025

    Los Angeles: The United States has reported 1,024 measles cases in 2025 so far, marking a significant increase compared to previous years, according to the CDC. This year has seen 14 outbreaks, with an outbreak defined as three or more related cases. Confirmed cases have been documented across 31 US states, resulting in 128 hospitalizations.

    Govt hospitals in Sindh’s Shikharpur and Kashmore Kandhkot lack clean drinking water, sanitation

    Sindh [Pakistan]: A team from the Sindh Human Rights Commission (SHRC) conducted visits to hospitals in Shikarpur and Kashmore-Kandhkot districts, uncovering issues such as lack of clean drinking water, inadequate sanitation, frequent power outages without backup systems, poor infrastructure, and staffing shortages, according to The Express Tribune. Led by SHRC Chairman Iqbal Ahmed Detho, the.

    Ukranian F16 goes down after ‘incident’, pilot ejects safely

    Kyiv: Ukraine’s Air Force reported that an F-16 fighter jet was lost on Friday morning due to an incident on board. The pilot managed to eject successfully, according to a Ukrainian air force statement cited by Reuters. In a Telegram post, Ukraine’s Air Force said, “Preliminary data indicates an unusual situation occurred onboard. The pilot.

    Man charged with arson after fire at British PM’s home

    London: A 21-year-old man has been charged with arson with intent to cause a fire at British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s former residence, the Metropolitan Police announced. Roman Lavrynovych, a Ukrainian national, faces three counts of arson with the aim of endangering life. The charges, approved by the Crown Prosecution Service, relate to three separate.

    Pakistan: Lahore High Court adjourns proceedings of Imran Khan’s bail petitions

    Islamabad: The Lahore High Court (LHC) postponed the bail hearings of PTI leader Imran Khan on Thursday in eight cases connected to the May 9 riots, following a request from the prosecution, Dawn reported. A two-judge bench led by Justice Syed Shahbaz Ali Rizvi presided over the hearing of Khan’s bail requests. During proceedings, a.

    Jagannath University Students Protest for Basic Demands in Bangladesh

    Dhaka: Students at Bangladesh’s Jagannath University staged a protest against the administration, demanding acceptance of their three key demands related to housing allowances, university funding, and a new campus. On Thursday, the students blocked Kakrail intersection in Dhaka for the second consecutive day, causing traffic disruptions in the area. They insisted they would not leave.

    Anurag Bhushan appointed as India’s next Ambassador to Sweden

    New Delhi: Anurag Bhushan, currently serving as Additional Secretary in the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), has been designated as India’s upcoming Ambassador to Sweden, the MEA announced. Bhushan is an Indian Foreign Service officer from the 1995 batch. The MEA indicated that he is expected to assume his new role soon. The statement highlighted.

    Vietnam urges public vigilance amid mild rise in Covid-19 cases

    Hanoi: The Vietnamese Ministry of Health has called on citizens to stay alert and continue following Covid-19 safety measures as cases are rising in several countries worldwide. The advisory emphasizes precautions such as wearing masks in public places and avoiding large gatherings, in light of a slight rise in domestic infections and growing global concerns.

    Flash floods kill 17, displace over 84,000 people in Somalia

    Mogadishu: Torrential rains across Somalia since mid-April have caused devastating flash floods, resulting in the deaths of at least 17 people and displacing over 84,000 others, according to the United Nations relief agency. The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) reported that assessments by disaster management officials highlight extensive damage to infrastructure.