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Iran’s new supreme leader vows revenge for slain father in written message
Iran's supreme leader has vowed to take revenge over the death of his father as tensions between Washington and Tehran reach boiling point.Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei said avenging his predecessor was "the demand of the nation" and "must certainly" take place, just days after a ceasefire agreement between the two nations entirely broke down.The comments were made in a written message released on his Telegram account following the funeral of his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, held months after he...
2013 terror attack: SIA secures interpol red corner notice against Hizbul terrorist
Jammu and Kashmir Police's SIA secured an Interpol Red Corner Notice for Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Imtiyaz Ahmad Kandoo. This notice is a significant development in the 2013 terror case investigation. The attack in Baramulla district tragically claimed the lives of four police personnel. Kandoo, an active commander since 2010, was designated a terrorist in October 2022. The notice aims to aid in apprehending the designated individual for his alleged involvement.
Algeria reinstates ambassador to Mali after drone row
Algeria has reinstated its ambassador to Mali and reopened its airspace to Malian aircraft, signaling an easing of tensions between the two neighbours after more than a year of diplomatic strain.
Iran: No negotiations unless US backs down on Lebanon, Hormuz issues
Iran will not enter negotiations with the United States until Washington backs down from its positions, the semi-official Fars news agency reported Saturday, rejecting earlier media reports that Iran had sought such negotiations.
Co-founder sues company, says RTO rule used to oust him: What termination letter said
A co-founder of Bramshill Investments launched a lawsuit after his termination. He was fired for failing to comply with a mandatory return-to-office policy. Nieporte believed the mandate did not apply to him as a co-owner. His partners allegedly used the policy as an excuse to push him out. The dispute involves a significant equity stake and a $30 million battle.
ASEAN Sec-Gen calls for deeper rule-of-law cooperation
This year marks a landmark moment for China-ASEAN relations. It is five years since the establishment of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, the inaugural year of a 2026–2030 Plan of Action to put that partnership into practice. On the sidelines of a ceremony marking new milestones in legal and educational exchange between the two sides, CGTN reporter Feng Yilei sat down with ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hourn, who outlines his vision for deeper regional cooperation.
POLL OF THE DAY: Was the King right to meet Harry and Meghan and the grandchildren?
The reunion took place at Highgrove - the 77-year-old monarch's private Gloucestershire residence. But do you think Charles was right to reunite with the Sussexes? Vote in the Daily Mail's latest poll
Caitlin Clark never asked to become a political symbol. Trump’s allies have chosen her anyway
A congressional threat to bring the DoJ into the WNBA pushes Caitlin Clark into a role she has long tried to avoid: the central figure in America’s latest sports culture warAs part of its ongoing belief that the rights of white people are in peril and require government protection, the White House earlier this week released a 162-page report accusing the National Museum of American History of engaging in “anti-White activism”, declaring that exhibits at the various Smithsonian museums were prepa...
With the white nationalist group Patriot Front, what you see is not what you get
National With the white nationalist group Patriot Front, what you see is not what you get July 11, 20265:00 AM ET Odette Yousef Members of the group Patriot Front ride the subway as a commuter looks on, in Washington, D.C., on July 4. Cheney Orr/Reuters hide caption toggle caption Cheney Orr/Reuters The sight of hundreds of masked men roaming the streets of Washington, D.C., on July Fourth weekend, wearing khakis, blue shirts and uniform patches, was chilling to some of the city's residents. For...
Air Force One 'switch' report lands NYT reporters in Trump's crosshairs, served subpoenas
Several New York Times reporters were served subpoenas on Friday by the Trump administration over the newspaper's reporting on security concerns involving the new Air Force One.
'Our futures intertwined': PM Modi pitches deeper India-New Zealand ties in Auckland
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday said the futures of India and New Zealand are "intertwined" as he called for closer cooperation in technology, trade, space and sport during an address to the Indian community in Auckland.
Detectives investigating Andrew 'will fly to the US to talk to Virginia Giuffre's family' as they continue probe into disgraced royal
Detectives investigating Andrew 'will fly to the US to talk to Virginia Giuffre's family' as they continue probe into disgraced royalSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy REBECCA CAMBER, CRIME AND SECURITY EDITOR Published: 09:46, 11 July 2026 | Updated: 09:47, 11 July 2026 e-mail View comments
Trump threatens Iran after chants for his death erupted at Khamenei funeral
US president warns the US will decimate Iran amid alleged assassination plots as regional mediators try to save MoU.
U.S. says Strait of Hormuz is open despite Iran declaring it closed as strikes continue
IranU.S. insists Strait of Hormuz remains open despite Iran declaring it closed, as strikes escalateU.S. Central Command insisted the key waterway remains open despite Iran’s warning that it is closed to shipping, saying: “Iran does not control the strait. Traffic is flowing.”Listen to this article with a free profile00:0000:00Add NBC News to GoogleUS Launches New Strikes on Iran After It Closes Strait of Hormuz01:52Get more newsLiveonShareAdd NBC News to GoogleJuly 11, 2026, 4:04 AM EDT / Updat...
‘Politicians have always been schemers’: upheld conviction fails to dent Le Pen’s popularity
Presidential bid by leader of far-right National Rally has no shortage of supporters in scenic MontargisIn the small French town of Montargis, Jean-Antoine, a retired decorator, was pleased Marine Le Pen had again shaken up French politics by launching a bid for the presidency, despite her legal woes.“Even the judges said she didn’t personally profit from the money, it was for her party,” he said of Le Pen’s newly upheld conviction for embezzlement. “All politicians in France have always been sc...
'Prefers direct contact': MEA on New Zealand scribe's query on PM Modi
The Ministry of External Affairs explained Prime Minister Modi's direct engagement style with voters. He prefers connecting with the electorate without intermediaries, which is a political method. This approach has contributed to his electoral success and long tenure as Prime Minister. The visit aimed to strengthen the rule-based Indo-Pacific order with New Zealand.
'Public's rightful grain is being looted': Kharge attacks BJP over alleged MP ethanol scam
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge criticized the Madhya Pradesh government for alleged corruption. He highlighted a Rs 1,200 crore rice scam involving diverted grain. This rice was meant for malnourished children and women. An investigation is underway after a complaint about undelivered rice. Kharge also mentioned land scam allegations against the chief minister.
New satellite images reveal Iran may be rebuilding nuclear facilities: Report
Iran appears to have begun repairing and rebuilding parts of its nuclear infrastructure weeks after the US-Israel strikes, according to newly available satellite imagery. This can be a development that raises fresh questions over whether Tehran is complying with the memorandum of understanding (MoU) it signed with the United States in late June.
From Seoul with warmth: PM Modi thanks South Korea's Lee for wishes on India-New Zealand ties
이재명 대통령님의 따뜻한 축하 말씀에 감사드립니다. 친구들의 이처럼 사려 깊은 메시지는 언제나 소중하게 간직됩니다.@Jaemyung_Lee https://t.co/EcPP57aWM2
Bengal govt forms 9-member panel to examine draft UCC bill; legislation may be tabled in August
West Bengal has formed a nine-member committee to review the Uniform Civil Code draft. Retired Supreme Court judge Justice Ranjana Prakash Desai will head this expert panel. The proposed legislation aims to create a uniform legal framework for personal civil matters. The draft bill is expected to be introduced during the Assembly's August session.