International
Ukraine to Produce Patriot Missiles Under US License
US to license Ukraine for Patriot missile production, but readiness could take years.
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Environment
Pilgrim Video Sparks Outcry Over Lidder River Pollution in Pahalgam
A video of people bathing with soap in Kashmir's Lidder River has sparked outrage and calls for protection.
News
Thousands Continue Pilgrimage to Amarnath Shrine Amidst Tight Security
Over 5,700 pilgrims departed Jammu for the Amarnath shrine, with around 60,000 having already offered prayers since the yatra began.
Profile
Prince Harry’s UK Visit: A Tense Reunion or Deeper Royal Divide?
Prince Harry's UK visit is shadowed by drama and confusion, raising questions about repairing or deepening the royal rift.
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Venezuela’s Crumbling Housing: Decades of Warnings Ignored Before Quakes
Decades of warnings from experts and residents about Venezuela's public housing vulnerability were ignored before recent earthquakes caused widespread collapse.
International
America’s 250th Anniversary: A Global Reflection on Its Enduring Ideals
America's 250th anniversary prompts a global reflection on its founding ideals and their contemporary relevance.
Disasters
Jammu Division Grapples with Disruption as Heavy Rains Trigger Flash Floods
Heavy rainfall in Jammu's mountainous areas caused flash floods, disrupting roads and suspending religious yatras.
Profile
England’s World Cup Flag Sparks Debate Over National Identity
England's St. George's Cross flag at the World Cup sparks debate over national identity and inclusivity.
News
Lebanon’s Dahiya Reawakens Under Tense Hezbollah-Israel Truce
Dahiya, a Hezbollah stronghold, is slowly reviving under a tense truce with Israel, facing loss and rebuilding challenges.
News
Japan’s First Mayor on Maternity Leave Sparks National Debate
Japan's first mayor to take maternity leave, Shoko Kawata, faces backlash, highlighting gender discrimination.