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Yemen's Government-Controlled City Of Aden Attacked In Houthi Strikes

The attack came a day after the Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen struck a palace complex in Aden, which has been the seat of Yemen's internationally recognized government since 2015.

Two projectiles struck the airport in Yemen's port city of Aden on Friday night.
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Iran Denies Saudi Accusation Of Involvement In Houthi Attacks

The Houthis are part of Iran's so-called "Axis of Resistance", which also includes Lebanon's Hezbollah and Iran-backed armed groups in Iraq, all united in opposing Israel.

Iran said that Yemeni group acts according to its own interests.
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"Tibetan Issue Will Remain Alive": Dalai Lama To NDTV

For most of the time, the Tibetan cause and the leader have been almost the same thing in the public mind. As he ages, the debate over what comes next has only grown louder

The succession question got serious in July 2025
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Debt-Trapped Pakistan To Chair IMF, World Bank Boards In 2027

Minister for Economic Affairs Ahad Khan Cheema, who is also Pakistan's governor to the World Bank, was formally announced as the incoming chair during the plenary session of the 2026 WBG-IMF Annual Meetings in Bangkok.

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The ministry termed the development a "historic milestone".
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Saudi-Led Coalition Intercepts Drones, Missiles Targeted At Riyadh

Since Yemen's civil war flared back to life in July, the Houthis have repeatedly struck Saudi targets including Red Sea tankers, oil facilities and Riyadh's international airport, where 13 people were killed in a single attack last week.

The Houthi attacks have proliferated since September
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US Says Trump Did Not Order Curb To Starshield For Ukraine After Musk Claim

Kyiv on Wednesday reported restrictions to the SpaceX-operated service, which it sees as crucial to fending off Moscow's invasion, shortly after Trump criticised Ukraine and urged it to stop targeting Russian oil refineries.

Ukraine uses Starshield, Starlink's military-grade satellite service
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'India Among Leading World Bank Investors': Ajay Banga

In his address to the World Bank Annual Meeting plenary in Bangkok, Ajay Banga highlighted India's growing role in international development financing.

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Ajay Banga said investment mobilisation had nearly tripled in lower-middle-income countries.
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Israeli Settlers In West Bank Burn Trees, Throw Rocks During Olive Harvest

Some 80 settlers, some of them carrying gas canisters, descended from a hill above a terraced olive grove where villagers from Abu Falah had gathered to pick ripe fruit, a cherished annual tradition in Palestinian life.

Israeli settler violence against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank has surged
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A Russian Officer Helped Ukraine Kill 300 Soldiers, Then Escaped To Kyiv: Report

Lt. Lev Stupnikov used his position in the Russian army to share sensitive military information with Ukrainian intelligence. His role gave him access to troop movements, battle plans and feeds from reconnaissance drones and surveillance cameras.

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Stupnikov's decision to turn, grew out of his opposition to the invasion of Ukraine
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Hundreds Of Flights Cancelled, Delayed In Italy Due To Data Network Failure

Air traffic authority ENAV said it introduced temporary restrictions on air traffic capacity after detecting anomalies overnight on the data transmission network supporting air traffic control services nationwide.

As of around 1000 GMT, aviation analytics company Cirium counted 192 cancellations
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