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Speaking at an interactive dialogue with the Special Rapporteur on Minority Issues at the UN General Assembly's Third Committee, India's First Secretary at the Permanent Mission to the UN, Raghoo Puri, called out Pakistan's conduct and said its representatives should focus on the welfare of their own people instead of taking directions from the military.

Videos shared online showed people trapped inside shops, including the department store El Corte Ingles, after shutters were lowered to prevent looting. Other footage showed hooded demonstrators dressed in black smashing shop windows and taking goods, sometimes encouraged by people watching online. Barcelona Mayor Jaume Collboni warned that acts of vandalism will not go unpunished.

US President Donald Trump declined to disclose whether Washington is preparing another military strike against Iran, leaving open the possibility of further action or a negotiated agreement. Responding to a reporter's question about a potential attack, Trump said he would not reveal military plans and suggested that a deal with Tehran also remains possible. He added that Iran wants an agreement but questioned whether it would honour one. His comments come amid continuing uncertainty over the con

Obama focused much of his criticism on Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, who has continued to defend an advertisement featuring the estranged mother of his Democratic rival, Dr Amy Acton. Trump and vice president JD Vance have also defended the campaign, despite calls from prominent Ohio Republicans, including Governor Mike DeWine, to withdraw it.

An official pointed out that such episodes are not uncommon in border areas of J&K and Punjab, where pigeons have been used for smuggling or for sending messages across the frontier. On Saturday, the pigeon was found near a temple in Sambas border area of Mawa around 6.40am and was immediately captured by locals after they spotted a ring tied to its leg.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama used his Ohio campaign appearance to draw a sharp contrast between his approach to Iran and President Donald Trump's military strategy. Defending the nuclear agreement negotiated during his administration, Obama said Iran did not have nuclear weapons under the deal and stressed that he achieved it through diplomacy without firing a missile. His remarks revive debate over the 2015 nuclear accord, which Trump abandoned in 2018, and the use of military force to co

Georgia Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff launched a sharp attack on President Donald Trump ahead of the November midterm elections, accusing him of leading the United States into an Iran war he cannot end or win. Speaking to reporters after a campaign event in Atlanta, Ossoff blamed Trump's war policies, tariffs and healthcare cuts for rising costs facing American families. He also accused the president of enriching himself and his family while Americans struggle with higher prices. Ossoff criticis

A deleted 2013 Father's Day post by U.S. Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has resurfaced, reigniting allegations that she married her brother. The post referred to her father as Nur Said, while other public records identify him as Nur Omar Mohamed. The similarity between the name in the post and that of her former husband, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, has attracted renewed scrutiny amid a reported federal investigation into her immigration and naturalization records. Omar has repeatedly denied the marriage alle

France deployed around 70,000 police officers and gendarmes nationwide, but thousands of protesters returned to the streets as the country entered another weekend of demonstrations. In Montpellier, protesters marched despite restrictions on demonstrations in the city centre before tear gas filled the streets. In Nantes, police used water cannon and tear gas as riot officers pursued demonstrators. Thousands also marched through Paris under a massive security presence, while tensions were reported

A photograph that fetched $882 at a New York auction last year has now been identified as a portrait of George Boyer Vashon, the first licensed African American lawyer in New York State. Experts recognized its historical significance, leading Sotheby's to auction it for an astonishing $230,400, far surpassing its initial estimate. This revelation underscores the profound impact of historical context on art valuation.

In a recent decision, an Ohio appeals court upheld the foreclosure ruling against Sandra Doberdruk, stemming from her unpaid mortgage. Doberdruk's financial troubles escalated after her husband's passing in 2009, despite her attempts to modify her loan thrice. Wells Fargo eventually moved forward with foreclosure after missed payments, and the court ruled that her late husband's estate was not a necessary party in the proceedings.

Football legend Lionel Messi and punk rock icon Patti Smith were among eight laureates honoured at the prestigious Princess of Asturias Awards in Oviedo, Spain, on October 23. Hosted by Spains Princess Leonor, the ceremony celebrated outstanding contributions across science, culture, technology and the humanities. Smith, widely known as the godmother of punk rock, surprised attendees by performing her song Wing a cappella after delivering her speech. Messi was recognised for his extraordinary fo

Missy Elliott was honored with the Icon Award at the 2026 Gala of the Stars hosted by Dancers Against Cancer in Beverly Hills on Thursday. The groundbreaking rapper and multi-Grammy Award winner was introduced by music legend Janet Jackson, who celebrated Elliott's remarkable contributions to the industry.

Europe is witnessing a fresh wave of violent protests, with clashes between demonstrators and police erupting across Albania, Belgium, Italy and France. As anger spills onto the streets, fears are growing over the scale of the continent's mounting unrest.In Albania's capital, Tirana, protesters hurled stones at police, while officers deployed water cannons during demonstrations demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation. The protests have been fuelled by allegations of government corruption

Violent clashes between police and protesters were caught on camera in Brussels and Turin, Italy, on October 24, as demonstrations over education conditions, rising living costs and government policies intensified across Europe. Footage from Brussels showed officers hitting and kicking a protester as others fled, while demonstrators attempted to barricade a road and set objects on fire. In Turin, protesters hurled objects at riot police, who responded with baton charges. The unrest comes as Ital

Tear gas filled the streets of Lyon as protesters returned across France despite a dramatically reinforced police deployment aimed at preventing another weekend of disorder. France deployed 10,000 more police and gendarmes than the previous weekend. By early afternoon, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez said 135 people had already been arrested nationwide. Authorities also carried out pre-emptive searches, saying officers seized fireworks, steel ball bearings, slingshots, improvised weapons and oth

Gunfire erupted during a terrifying confrontation inside a New York home after a violent stabbing melee left four people injured. Police rushed to a residence on 149th Street in Jamaica, Queens, on Friday night after receiving a report of a stabbing at around 9:38 p.m. local time. According to police officials, officers entered the home after a wounded man warned them about the violence inside. They then rushed to a small third-floor bedroom after hearing screams. Inside, they encountered two me

In a significant ruling, a New York appeals court has supported the dismissal of a mortgage foreclosure lawsuit against a borrower after the lender delayed three years to seek a default judgment. New York regulations stipulate that lenders must act within one year of a borrower's non-response to avoid case dismissal. This decision reinforces homeowner protections and emphasizes the importance of timely legal actions in foreclosure matters.

A remarkable scrapbook assembled by Hilda Jeanne Payin in the 1930s was auctioned for an impressive $28,759. This unique collection boasts over 200 signatures from iconic figures across sports, politics, and entertainment, including legends like Babe Ruth and Amelia Earhart, as well as presidents Calvin Coolidge and Herbert Hoover. Each item features personal notes linking them closely to Payin, creating a fascinating historical narrative of 20th-century influencers.

In France, protesters took to the streets, decrying the plight of underfunded schools and spiraling living expenses. This unrest sparked violent confrontations with the police in major cities like Paris and Lyon, where authorities resorted to tear gas and water cannons. As arrests mounted, President Macron's administration faces an escalating challenge, with students and teachers uniting to demand improvements in education and address deep-seated economic disparities affecting their communities.

Thousands demonstrated in Istanbul and Ankara to oppose the government's increasing restrictions on independent media and journalists. Protesters called for press freedom, chanting slogans that emphasized their demand for basic rights. Various media professionals have been arrested recently, raising concerns about freedom of speech in Turkey. Journalists and activists participated in these rallies to highlight the public's right to information.

Rahane, 38, named MS Dhoni as captain and wicketkeeper, explaining that the former India skipper was his first captain in international cricket.

France is facing a fresh wave of protests as anger over soaring living costs, school funding and deteriorating public services returns to the streets. Police fired tear gas at demonstrators in Lyon and Clermont-Ferrand, while water cannons were deployed against protesters in Nantes as authorities scrambled to prevent a repeat of last weekends violent unrest. The security crackdown is intensifying, with the French government deploying 10,000 more police officers and gendarmes than on October 17.

Russia is refusing to pull its personnel out of Iran as reports point to renewed American military preparations around the region. Moscows embassy in Tehran has explicitly denied claims that Russian diplomats or specialists working at the Bushehr nuclear power plant are being evacuated. It says personnel intend to remain and operations are continuing normally. The denial carries particular significance because Bushehr is one of the most important symbols of Russian-Iranian nuclear cooperation. M

Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has directly responded to questions about her real name after a federal court filing identified her as Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, also known as Ilhan Abdullahi Omar. Confronted by Fox News Digital at a Somali shopping mall in Minnesota, Omar insisted, Ilhan Abdullahi Omar, you know it. The filing has revived disputed allegations surrounding her identity and former marriage, which Omar's office has strongly denied. The controversy comes amid a federal immigration fra

Natalia Granada takes her first plunge into the F1 Academy, marking a pivotal chapter in her racing narrative. With her family's enthusiasm for Formula 1 as her driving force, she transitioned from go-karting into the fast lane. Juggling education with rigorous training, she receives backing from the Iron Dames organization.

The Sturges House, an architectural masterpiece by Frank Lloyd Wright completed in 1939, is facing severe preservation challenges. Preservationists warn of significant neglect and deterioration of this Los Angeles landmark. While the property owner asserts millions spent on upkeep, ongoing concerns linger unresolved. Urgent action is needed as preservation groups and city officials scrutinize the potential loss of the structure's iconic cantilever feature.

In 2016, Chris Fuller-Wigg and Angela established the Austin Farm Sanctuary after rescuing a pair of goats, marking the beginning of a transformative journey. Today, the sanctuary spans 95 acres and shelters around 240 animals, many of whom are elderly or disabled. With its innovative LEAP program, visitors engage in hands-on experiences that foster compassion for farm animals, challenging traditional views and promoting a kinder perspective on these sentient beings.

Helen Mirren, 81, is fighting to save Italys ancient olive trees from Xylella fastidiosa, a deadly bacterium that has reportedly destroyed around 22 million trees since 2013. Through her initiative, Save the Olives, the Oscar winner is supporting conservation efforts and developing resistant varieties. We have to save these trees, she says.

Dolly Partons $450 million legacy is at the center of an escalating family feud, with explosive new claims raising questions about her nephew and former head of security, Bryan Seaver. As the legal battle surrounding the country music legends estate intensifies, an insider reportedly claims that not everyone in the family is backing Seaver. One source even allegedly described him as a fraud, while claiming Dolly had begun to worry that he was becoming too powerful.

Iran has issued a fresh warning to US President Donald Trump, with Major General Abdollahi challenging American forces over the Strait of Hormuz and declaring that US military vessels will not be allowed to enter the Persian Gulf. As tensions between Washington and Tehran continue, Irans military chief has questioned Trumps claims that Irans nuclear enrichment capabilities have been destroyed, accusing the US administration of sending contradictory messages. Abdollahi has also challenged Washing

Officials removed a statue of Lord Ram that had been installed during Dussehra at Bashheerbagh X Road in Hyderabad, Telangana.

Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami criticises Akhilesh Yadav over his remarks about the people of Uttarakhand, invoking the Khatima, Mussoorie and Rampur Tiraha police firing incidents and asking the Congress party to clarify its stand on the issue.

Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi made her debut on X, sharing a video recalling her first meeting with former PM Rajiv Gandhi and offering a glimpse of her upcoming book, Belonging: A Journey of Love, set to launch on November 10

Singer Mika Singh has reiterated his demand for an apology from Uttarakhand Minister Subodh Uniyal after discussions with Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami.

Saif Ali Khan gives fans a glimpse of his musical side as he is spotted jamming with his guitar in a relaxed, music-filled moment.

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet and Google, responded to Sam Altman's claims about AI development. He emphasized that Google creates AI systems from the ground up, not just retrofitting existing products. Pichai also challenged Altman by questioning how OpenAI integrates AI into its applications. Both companies are influencing each other in the competitive AI landscape and driving innovation.