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US President Donald Trump— ReutersTrump’s remarks follow meeting between US envoy and Iran official.Both sides described Saturday’s talks as “positive”, “constructive.”US president says Iran “fairly close” to building a nuclear weapon. President Donald Trump has warned Iran to renounce any pursuit of nuclear weapons or risk facing a potential military strike on its atomic infrastructure, Reuters reported. Speaking to reporters on Monday, Trump claimed that Iran was deliberately stalling progress on nuclear negotiations with the United States. “I think they’re tapping us along,” he said, following a recent meeting in Oman between US special envoy Steve Witkoff and a senior Iranian official.Both…
Smoke and flames rise after massive fire near an oil refinery in Karachi’s Korangi area on March 29, 2025. — OnlineKARACHI: The mysterious fire raging in the city’s Korangi area for over two weeks has finally been extinguished, bringing an end to a 17-day saga that captured public attentionHowever, gas emission from the pit is still underway leading to the eruption of water — which had been initially used by the firefighters to douse the blaze — at the site.The fire, which started after a 1,200-foot-deep bore was drilled at the site on March 29, had led to concerns about…
Tyra Banks explains her move to AustraliaTyra Banks is revealing what led her to move to Australia with her family.The supermodel and businesswoman, 51, appeared as a guest cohost in a recent episode of Today with Jenna & Friends.“So I have this ice cream company, SMiZE and Dream,” Banks told host Jenna Bush Hager. “I’ve been going to Australia a lot because we were making a lot of our ice cream there in this big facility, doing our recipes.” She continues, “I just fell in love with it. Every time I went back, and went back … and the three…
These are the key events on day 1,146 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.Here is where things stand on Monday, April 14 : Fighting Ukraine’s Air Force said that Russian missiles and guided bombs have once more struck the city of Sumy in northeastern Ukraine. Local officials said the attack struck the city’s outskirts and reported no casualties, a day after a missile strike in the city killed 35 people. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, speaking in a nightly video address, said the toll from Sunday’s attack in Sumy had risen to 35 dead and 119 injured. Forty people remain in hospital,…
The Dubai Charitable Society has announced the provision of financial support worth two million dirhams, with the aim of contributing
What Billie Eilish thought of her nameBillie Eilish wasn’t a fan of her name growing up.The 9-time Grammy-winning singer, 23, shared her thoughts on her name in a recent interview with British Vogue.”Were you proud of your name, or were you embarrassed?” Idris Elba asked the Birds of a Feather hitmaker, to which the singer replied in negative.Eilish went fully unfiltered, saying she “absolutely hated” her name and was often told, “I thought Billie was a boy’s name.” “I remember just being so mad, and all I wanted was to have a girly name, like Violet or like Lavender, some…
Lauren Sanchez, Gayle King clap back at Olivia Munn’s comments over their historic space flightLauren Sanchez and Gayle King reacted to Olivia Munn’s criticism over their historic Blue Origin flight.In a recent chat with People, the 70-year-old journalist expressed her concern that people who are criticizing the space venture have no idea “what is happening here.””We can all speak to the response we’re getting from young women from young girls about what this represents,” Gayle noted.On the other hand, Jeff Bezos’s fiance, Sanchez, admitted that the criticism fuels her motivation. “I would love to have them come to Blue Origin…
Houthi-affiliated outlet reports 15 US strikes in Marib, as Yemeni group vows to maintain ‘steadfast position’ on Gaza.The United States’ bombardment campaign in Yemen has killed at least 123 people – mostly civilians – since mid-March, health officials in the capital Sanaa say. Yemen’s Ministry of Health said on Monday that US attacks have also injured 247 others, stressing that the victims include many women and children. Civilians have been targeted, families wiped out, military sites destroyed and soldiers killed. US President Donald Trump has vowed that the Houthis will be “completely annihilated” under daily strikes by the United States…
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