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Trump-supported bill to prevent government shutdown fails to get majority, Republican proposal rejected.

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The US House of Representatives on Thursday rejected the Republican-led funding bill by a large majority. The bill aimed to prevent a government shutdown, as federal agencies will run out of funds by Friday night and operations will stop over the government activities are expected to halt. AFP, Washington: The Trump-supported bill could not pass in the US Congress. The House of Representatives rejected the newly elected President Trump's plan to fund federal operations and to raise or suspend the debt limit just a day before the government shutdown. About three dozen Republicans joined Democrats to vote against Trump's sudden demands and the solution prepared by GOP leaders. The bill was rejected in Congress with a 174-235 vote. Trump had made this appeal to the lawmakers. Earlier, newly elected US President Donald Trump urged Republican lawmakers on Wednesday to reject the cross-party agreement aimed at avoiding a government shutdown. A shutdown means that if the government do...

Palestine gets India's support votes against Israel in the UN backed by 157 countries.

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India voted in favor of a resolution at the United Nations General Assembly. The resolution called for Israel's withdrawal from Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, including East Jerusalem. It also reiterated the call for a just and lasting peace in West Asia The draft resolution, titled Peaceful Resolution of the Question of Palestine was presented by Senegal and adopted by an overwhelming majority in the 193-member General Assembly on Tuesday. HIGHLIGHTS The resolution called for an end to Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories The resolution was adopted by an overwhelming majority in the 193-member General Assembly.  India, along with 157 countries, voted in favor, while some nations chose to abstain. PTI, United Nations: India voted in favor of a United Nations General Assembly resolution. The resolution called for Israel to withdraw from Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, including East Jerusalem. It also reiterated, fair and lasting peace in Wes...

Then I will wreak havoc in the Middle East Why did Donald Trump get so furious at Hamas?

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The newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump has started showing his tough stance even before taking the oath. On Monday, he warned that if the hostages in Gaza Strip are not released by the time he assumes office, there will be serious consequences. Donald Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform, Release the hostages now. Digital Desk, New Delhi:   The newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, has stared showcasing his tough stance even before taking the oath. On Monday, he warned that if the hostages in the Gaza Strip are not released before he assumes office, there will be serious consequences. This warning from Trump came after the extensive diplomacy efforts by outgoing President Joe Biden's administration. Trump wrote no his Truth Social platform, If the hostages are not released before January 20, 2025, the day I proudly take office as the President if the United States, there will be severe punishment in the Middle East and for thos...

US News: Indian-American Kash Patel to be the next FBI Director; Donald Trump expresses trust and praises him highly.

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Donald Trump on Saturday nominated his close confidant Kash Patel for the powerful position of FBI Director. With this, Kash Patel has become the highest-ranking Indian-American in the upcoming Trump administration. Trump announced Patel's appointment on his social media platform, Truth Social, describing him as someone who will protect the American people. PTI, Washington: Newly elected President Donald Trump on Saturday nominated his close confidant Kash Patel for the powerful position of FBI Director. With this, Kash Patel has become the highest-ranking Indian-American in the upcoming Trump administration. Trump announced Patel's appointment on his social media platform, Truth Social. On Saturday night, Trump posted on Truth Social, saying, I am proud to announce that Kashyap Kash Patel will serve as the next Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Kash is an outstanding lawyer, investigator, and America First fighter who has spent his career exposing corruption, de...

Rebels take control of Aleppo in Syria, increasing challenges for President Bashar al-Assad.

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Rebel group in Syria have taken control of most parts of Aleppo, the country's second-largest city. In response, Russia has launched airstrikes on some areas of Aleppo. Supporters of Syria President Bashar al-Assad's government are upset that government forces have retreated in Aleppo. HIGHLIGHTS Fighting resumes in Syria after four years, Russian jets bomb key areas. Rebels claim full control of Idlib province. Reuters, Damascus: Fighting has erupted once again in Syria after years. The Syrian army has admitted that rebels have entered large parts of Aleppo city and have killed dozens of soldiers. The army has withdrawn its troops from other parts of the city and is now planning a counterattack against the rebels. It has been reported that after rebels captured Aleppo, the Russian military became active, and its fighter jets began attacking the rebels. The capture of Aleppo, Syria's second-largest city, has once again increased challenges for President Bashar al-Assad. The...

India has been re-elected to the United Nation Peacebuilding Commission, with 6,000 Indians Army and police personnel deployed.

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India has once again been elected to the UN Peacekeeping Commission for the term 2025-26. The current tenure was set to end on December 31. India's Permanent Mission to the United Nation states on Thursday that India is committed to restoring peace and stability in the world and will continue to work towards this goal. PTI, New York: India has been re-elected to the United Nations Peacekeeping Commission for the 2025-26 term. The current tenure was set to end on December 31. India's Permanent Mission to the UN stated on Thursday that India is committed to promoting peace and stability across the world and will continue to work towards this goal. It is an intergovernmental advisory body. This commission is an intergovernmental advisory body that supports peace efforts in conflict-affected countries. It consists of 31 member countries elected by the General Assembly, the Security Council, and the Economic and Social Council. Countries that are top financial and military contribut...

This week, Britain is likely to face a 411-mile-long snowstorm; the weather department has issued a warning.

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Sever cold is about to hit Britain. The weather department has warned of a 411-mile (661 km) long snowstorm. An alert has been issued for people in the UK. According to WX Charts, a long-range forecast from November 30 to December 9 has been released, predicting snowfall an December 7. Highlights   Several cold to hit Britain Weather department issues warning Digital Desk, London: A severe weather warning has been issued for large parts of the UK as a 411-mile (661 km) long snowstorm is expected to bring down temperatures just before the holiday season. Weather maps across the country have turned orange, and alerts have been issued for travelers. According to WX Charts, a long-range forecast from November 30 to December 9 has been released, with snowfall expected on December 7. Areas like Newcastle, Cumbria, Northumberland, and part of Greater Manchester are also likely to experience snowfall. The weather department, in its warning, said that while the weather will mostly remain dr...

A journalist was arrested in Pakistan and charged with terrorism; the case is linked to PTI protests.

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In Pakistan, a journalist investigating claims of casualties during a protest march demanding the release of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, who is in jail, has been arrested. The journalist's associate was also detained. The arrested journalist is known for criticizing the military's strong influence in politics. A shocking news has come from Pakistan. A Pakistan journalist, who was investigating claims of casualties during a protest march demanding the release of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, has been arrested. The journalist's associate was also arrested. The most surprising part is that both have been charged with terrorism. This information was shared by their lawyer. The journalist has been charged with terrorism. Journalist Matiullah Jan hosts a TV show in Pakistan. He is known for criticizing the military's strong influence in Pakistan politics. Just hours before his arrest, he hosted a show in which he read hospital records that contradicted the governmen...

Why has the Chinese Army chief suddenly visited Pakistan when China cannot even trust its own friend?

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China is increasingly concerned about the frequent attacks on its workers in Pakistan. China has requested that it be allowed to deploy its military to Pakistan to protect its citizens. However, Pakistan has rejected this request. Meanwhile, the Chinese military chief, a general, arrived in Pakistan on Wednesday. He held talks with Pakistan's army chief, Asim Munir. Digital Desk, New Delhi: Pakistan-China Relations: The friendship between Pakistan and China has always been considered strong. However, in recent times, certain incidents have occurred that have made China lose trust in Pakistan. In recent years, several terrorist attacks have targeted Chinese citizens and workers in Pakistan. Recently, attacks were carried out in Balochistan and Sindh, specifically targeting Chinese nationals. China is deeply concerned about the repeated attacks on its workers. It has urged Pakistan, stating that it is ready to send its own military to ensure the safety of its citizens and workers. Ho...

Conflict between Israel and Hezbollah Nearing an End, Understand the Agreement's Significance in 10 Points

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The ongoing war between Israel and Hezbollah is now moving towards an end. The Israeli Cabinet will hold a meeting on Tuesday to approve the ceasefire agreement from Lebanon. Several countries, including the United States, have been pressing to end this long-running conflict. If the ceasefire is announced, Israeli forces will without from southern Lebanon. Highlights Israel's cabinet may decide on the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon today. Several countries, including the united States, have pressured both sides to end the conflict. Over 3,700 people have lost their lives in the war, which has been ongoing for a year There is a possibility of an end to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. Today, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will decide in the Cabinet whether to approve the ceasefire agreement with Lebanon In fact, in recent months, several countries, including the United States, the European Union, and the United Nations, have been pressuring Israel ...

plane Crash: A DHL cargo plane crashed into a house in Lithuania, killing one person and injuring several others

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A cargo plane belonging to DHL, a German company providing parcel and courier of Lithuania. Reports say one person has died in the incident. It is said that the cargo plane crashed on a two-story house near the airport. This incident is reported to have occurred on Monday, November 25, Digital desk, New Delhi: A cargo plane belonging to Germany's DHL, a company providing parcel and courier services, has crashed. According to reports, the incident occurred on Monday, November 25, near the capital of Lithuania. The plane crashed onto a house, and one person has been reported dead.    There people on board the plane survived the crash. According to officials cited LRT, two people were taken to the hospital after the incident, while one was declared dead. The cargo plane crashed on a two-reports suggest that some people have been injured in the accident. DHK Cargo Plane Crash The Lithuania Airport Authority identified the plane as a DHL cargo aircraft that was flying from Leipzig,...

Israel's attack kill 28 in Lebanon, missile strike hits building in Beirut; 120 Palestinians killed in the last 48 hour.

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According to Lebanese security officials, an eight-story building in centrals, Beirut was targeted. Four missiles were fired at it. Missiles designed to destroy tunnels were used in the attack. The site of the attack now has a deep crate. The Israeli Air Force also targeted several Hezbollah sites in Beirut's southern suburbs. Highlights Several Hezbollah sites targeted . 120 Palestinians over the past 48 hours. Amid efforts for a ceasefire, Israel has intensified its military campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon. As part of this , 28 people were killed in Israeli attacks on Lebanon on Saturday. The health ministry reported that 15 people died in an airstrike in central Beirut, while 13 others were killed in attacks northeast of the capital. For the fourth time this week Lebanon's capital was attacked. According to Lebanese security officials, an eight-story building in central Beirut was targeted with four missiles. The attack used missiles designed to destroy tunnels, leavin...

Indian's strong response made Canada change its stance, now Trudeau says-we have no evidence to support the allegation against PM Modi.

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The Canadian government has now changed its stance and issued a statement today, calling the allegations against PM Modi and other Indian officials baseless. The Canadian government stated that they have no evidence linking Prime Minister Modi, Jaishankar, or NSA Doval to serious criminal activities within Canada. Highlights  Earlier, serious allegation were made against PM Modi in the Hardeep Singh Nijjar case. Canada accused PM Modi and Jaishankar of having knowledge about Nijjar's killing ANI, NEWS Delhi : Canada-India Conflict  After India's strong response, the Canadian government has now changed its tone. Today, the Canadian government issued a statement declaring the allegation against PM Modi and other Indian officials in the Hardeep Singh NIjjar case to be baseless. Allegation against PM Modi and haishankar denied The statement said that on October 14, due to a significant and ongoing threat to public safety, the RCMP and authorities took the extraordinary step of mak...

The Israel-Hamas war will continue as the US has vetoed the proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza.

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  A proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza was presented at the UN Security Council on Wednesday but failed to pass as the US vetoed it. US Deputy Ambassador to the UN Report Wood, said that Washington has made it clear it will only support a proposal that includes the immediate release of hostages under the ceasefire. Highlights T he proposal was brought by the ten temporary members of the security  council. It called for an immediate, unconditional, and permanent ceasefire in Gaza.   Reuters, United Nations: On Wednesday, a proposal for a ceasefire in Gaza was presented at the UN security council but failed to pass as the US vetoed it. With this, the Biden administration once again blocked international efforts aimed at ending the 13-month-long Israel-Hamas conflict in Gaza  The proposal was put forward by ten temporary members of the 15-mimber Security Council. It called for an immediate, unconditional, and permanent ceasefire, with a separates. Among the five permanent...

Stripped of our human dignity: What it means to be hungry in Gaza

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  Khan Younis Gaza What does it mean to be hungry for months In Gaza, where more than 43,000 of us have been killed by Israel's bombardment and ground invasions and many more thousands are lost, feared dead, under the rubble we have been punished with hunger now for more than a year. Israeli attack kills 3 more Lebanese soldiers death toll passes 40  Israel attacks north Gaza hospital treating starving children elderly Betrayal Palestinian Canadians demand action as Gaza visa scheme falters  understanding Ireland's solidarity with Palestine In war, survival becomes the only focus, and hunger is a constant reminder of that. We have been forced to be hungry we did not choose this. We're struggling to survive under Israeli bombardment, but we're failing. It has become clear to us that the Israeli army's goal is to spread famine across the entire Gaza Strip, from north to south. The fear of hunger has been a constant since the beginning. At the moment, we live on one me...