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The headline refers to six months of war involving Iran and examines what Donald Trump has achieved during that period.
Flooding in Nepal has reportedly killed more than 160 people. Hundreds of tourists are reported missing.
Flooding has caused heavy damage, according to the supplied headlines.
Indian rice exporters report that demand from Iran is defying sanctions-related risks.
Israel has seized 15.3 dunams of land near al-Bireh to establish a security route around a settlement.
A proposed $103,000 H-1B visa fee is causing concern in a Phoenix technology hub and among Taiwanese residents.
A wildfire in Texas has grown substantially within hours and spread across ranchlands.
California Governor Gavin Newsom and state lawmakers are discussing reforms to wildfire liability rules. The discussions occur as the legislative session approaches its end.
A report describes CoreWeave, an AI-focused company, as a potential ticking time bomb. The supplied headline does not specify a concrete failure or disruption.
Automakers in Canada reportedly expected a trade agreement, but tariffs have instead doubled. The measure affects the automotive sector and cross-border trade.
The headline discusses Saudi Arabia as a potential nuclear partner of the United States, including business and geopolitical implications linked to Iran.
Reuters reports that Saudi Aramco is selling four million barrels of oil to China.
Donald Trump reportedly designated an Italian hacker group as terrorist and called on allies to adopt the designation. The headline does not identify the group or describe any attack.
Reports indicate Iranian attacks caused unprecedented damage to CIA facilities. The headline does not specify the locations or broader extent of the damage.
A report says the CIA chief's visit to Moscow had a stated purpose and that Lithuania was mentioned. The supplied headline provides no further details.
A headline reports that a landslide in the Nepal-Tibet region killed at least 160 people. Experts reportedly described it as a high-speed mudflow and advised people to move to higher ground.
A car attack in Caen, France, reportedly killed one person and injured 10 others.
A headline reports a deadly flash flood in Nepal and describes one laborer's survival. The supplied information does not give a casualty count or extent of damage.
Shein has filed documents for a US initial public offering, testing investor appetite for the company and Chinese-linked listings.
A fire reportedly erupted at a nursery for newborns in Pakistan, killing 14 people.
Israel is reportedly weighing the expulsion of officials from the United Kingdom, Germany and Italy involved in Gaza coordination.
A report discusses deploying small nuclear reactors at army bases and potentially at AI data centers. The headline presents this as an emerging energy-development trend.
Previously unknown details have reportedly emerged about what the CIA chief told Russian officials.
A vessel was struck by an unidentified projectile during the conflict in the Middle East, while mediation efforts were reported.
A headline reports the transfer of four systems intended to counter Kinzhal hypersonic missiles.
An attack on a tanker has tested claims that the Strait of Hormuz remains functioning and secure.
Gerdau shares rose and CSN shares fell amid the impact of China tariffs on Latin American steel markets.
Ukraine has expanded deep strikes into Russia while Moscow pushes toward Sloviansk, according to the supplied headline.
A flood disaster in the Himalayan region has reportedly left nearly 1,500 people missing across Nepal and China.
Flash floods in Nepal reportedly left around 1,000 people missing and feared dead, including dozens of Britons.
The death toll from flooding linked to the Bhotekoshi River in Nepal has risen to 162.
An appeal regarding access to flood-hit Gyirong reported that 80 people had been lost.
The United Kingdom is providing new missile support while facing threats from Russia.
An attack at a historic Orthodox monastery in Ukraine killed one monk and seriously wounded two others.
A design lapse on Metro 7A may force the reconstruction of a viaduct stretch, potentially costing Rs 260 crore in public funds.
A deadly flash flood struck near the Nepal-China border, with reports questioning whether a glacier collapse triggered it.
India has condemned an attack on United Nations peacekeepers in South Sudan.
A Qatari company is engaged in talks over a pipeline project in Iraq.
Flash floods in Nepal have stranded people, prompting Indian states to issue helpline numbers for affected Indians.