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IAEA report reveals Iran's uranium stock enriched to 60% purity increased by 92.5 kg, enough for six nuclear bombs.

Ocean Infinity ship deployed to search for missing MH370, raising hopes of solving aviation mystery in Indian Ocean.

North Korea cautiously reopens to international tourists after five years, focusing on Russian visitors amid geopolitical shifts.

Kremlin prepares for expert-level talks between Russia and US following high-level meeting, potential Trump-Putin in-person meeting.

Sudanese military aircraft crash in Omdurman, killing 19, amid ongoing civil war and tensions with paramilitary group.

The White House on February 25 afternoon identified Amy Gleason as the acting leader of DOGE, which has been pushing agencies to fire employees, cancel contracts and make other budget cuts.

Families of hostages in Gaza await release, pin hopes on Trump administration, desperate for progress in ceasefire talks.

Migrants returning to South America from the U.S. via Panama face perilous journeys and government scrutiny.

Singapore Ministers sue Bloomberg and journalist for defamation over state-owned bungalow rental story, sparking legal battle.

Nearly 6,00,000 Palestinians flooded back into northern Gaza under the now month-old ceasefire. After initial relief and joy at being back at their homes — even if damaged or destroyed — they now face the reality of living in the wreckage for the foreseeable future.

Five Indian-origin men sentenced to jail and caning for riot leading to bouncer's death in Singapore.

French journalist recounts torture and mock execution by IS captors in Syria, testifying at trial of jihadist Mehdi Nemmouche.

U.S. to create registry for illegal immigrants, failure to register could result in fines or imprisonment.

Israel attack on Syria LIVE updates: Follow The Hindu’s LIVE updates on Israel Army’s strikes in Syria just days after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called for demilitarising the area.

Five Microsoft employees were ejected from a meeting for protesting contracts to provide AI and cloud computing services to the Israeli military.

Israeli military strikes southern Syria targeting military sites, escalating tensions after calls for demilitarisation by Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Chile faces nationwide blackout, emergency declared, curfew imposed, and essential services rely on backup generators for operation.

South Korea's fertility rate rises in 2024 after years of decline, signaling a potential turnaround in demographic crisis.

House Republicans pass $4.5 trillion tax breaks, $2 trillion spending cuts despite Democratic opposition, GOP infighting, and public backlash.

Southwest Airlines flight avoids runway collision with business jet at Chicago's Midway Airport, sparking FAA investigation.

6.1-magnitude earthquake hits near Sulawesi, Indonesia, causing panic but no damage or casualties reported.

Pope Francis in critical but stable condition, working from hospital, making major decisions, and receiving prayers for recovery.

President Trump plans to offer a $5 million "gold card" visa with a path to citizenship for investors.

Israeli and Hamas agree to exchange hostages and prisoners, keeping ceasefire intact, with potential for further negotiations.

Ukraine and U.S. near economic deal involving rare earth minerals, with hopes for continued military support.

Federal judge orders Trump administration to release billions in foreign aid, citing non-compliance with court order.

Army Chief of Bangladesh warns against undermining law enforcement agencies, emphasizes unity and free, fair elections by December 2025.

Russia and Indonesia strengthen defense ties amid Moscow's war on Ukraine, discussing deepening partnership and regional cooperation.

Putin aims to develop Russia's mineral reserves, including rare earth elements, and rebuild trust with the U.S. through cooperation.

U.K. government to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP in 2027, with a target of 3% in the future.

SEC seeks Indian government's help to serve Adani summons in securities fraud case under Hague Service Convention.

Pope Francis continues treatment for pneumonia as Vatican launches nightly prayers, approves decrees for saints' canonization.

The French President — unusually for any visitor to the Oval Office — interrupted his 78-year-old counterpart when Mr. Trump repeated a false claim that Europe was merely loaning Ukraine money and would get it back.

Chat Cola gains popularity in the West Bank amid boycott of American brands, reflecting political consciousness and economic challenges.

Taiwan investigates Chinese ship for cutting undersea cable, escalating tensions between Taipei and Beijing.

Protest album "Is This What We Want?" unites over 1,000 musicians against proposed British AI laws.

New search launched by Ocean Infinity for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, missing since 2014, in aviation mystery.

UN rights chief warns of potential return to era of dictators, urges urgent action to prevent dangerous events.

Trump supports Musk's demand for federal employees to explain accomplishments, sparking confusion, anger, and legal challenges within the workforce.

Report reveals North Koreans forced to work on Chinese fishing vessels at sea for up to a decade, facing abuse.

India abstained on a U.N. General Assembly draft resolution that called for a de-escalation, an early cessation of hostilities and a peaceful resolution of the war against Ukraine.

Elevated parts of a highway under construction collapsed in South Korea on February 25, 2025, killing two workers and injuring seven others, officials said.

Israel denies entry to EU lawmakers for promoting boycotts, sparking controversy over BDS movement and international relations.

The United Nations Security Council on February 24, 2025, adopted a U.S.-drafted resolution on the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine that takes a neutral position on the conflict as U.S. President Donald Trump seeks to broker peace.

Transatlantic divide deepens as U.S. refuses to blame Russia for Ukraine invasion, sparking tensions with European allies.

President Trump suggests Putin would accept European peacekeepers in Ukraine to avoid World War, discusses rare earth minerals deal.

Pope Francis shows slight improvement in health, resumes work activities, and maintains contact with parish in Gaza.

Friedrich Merz, Germany's potential next chancellor, prioritizes European unity and security amid global challenges.

U.N. General Assembly approves Ukrainian resolution demanding Russian troop withdrawal from Ukraine, amid dueling U.S. proposal.

Russia seeks peace talks for Ukraine conflict, accusing Europe of prolonging war, ready to negotiate for sustainable results.