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Hurricane Melissa: ‘Unstoppable force’ batters Jamaica; Cuba on edge as storm nears – 10 key points

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Adin Ross makes a shocking confession about his deleted Donald Trump posts and the wild fallout that no one saw coming

Streamer Adin Ross revealed a surprising outcome after removing all Donald Trump-related posts from his Instagram: his inbox exploded with messages from famous individuals. This move, described as a strategic clean-up, has significantly altered his online interactions, suggesting a calculated effort to broaden his appeal and reset his public image in the digital entertainment sphere.

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Alcaraz stunned at Paris Masters: How Sinner can become World No. 1

World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz suffered a shock defeat at the Paris Masters to unseeded Cameron Norrie, ending his 17-match Masters 1000 winning streak. This unexpected loss opens the door for Jannik Sinner to reclaim the top ranking if he wins the tournament. Alcaraz cited a poor performance and numerous errors for the upset.

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Netanyahu strikes Gaza: Donald Trump explains why Israelis should hit back; maintains ‘nothing would jeopardise ceasefire’

US President Trump stated the Gaza ceasefire would not be jeopardized despite Israel retaliating after Hamas attacked soldiers, though Gaza's civil defense reported 30 deaths from Israeli strikes. Tensions rose over a dispute regarding the return of hostage remains, with Hamas delaying a handover and Israel accusing them of staging the discovery.

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Shreyas Iyer injury update: How and why Team India doctor rushed him to Sydney hospital

India's vice-captain Shreyas Iyer suffered a life-threatening spleen laceration and internal bleeding during a third ODI against Australia in Sydney. Swift medical intervention at St. Vincent's Hospital in Sydney arrested the bleeding without surgery. Iyer is now stable and recovering well, with teammates and the BCCI confirming his improving condition.

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Netizens praise Ibrahim embracing his lisp during an event

Ibrahim Ali Khan garnered praise online for his authentic interaction at an event, where he confidently embraced his natural lisp. Netizens lauded his courage and natural demeanor. Earlier, a viral video of him playing cricket also drew comparisons to his grandfather, Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi, highlighting his sporting prowess.

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Trump’s trade deals: Japan charms with $490 bn deal but South Korea in doubt; what's the holdup?

US President Trump faces a complex trade negotiation in South Korea, aiming for a $350 billion investment commitment, a demand Seoul finds challenging due to potential economic harm. Discussions have slowed over investment structure and profit distribution, contrasting with a more harmonious visit to Japan where significant investment pledges were secured.

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Top stocks to buy today: Stock recommendations for October 29, 2025 - check list

Stock market recommendations: Anand Rathi's Mehul Kothari recommends Tata Steel, Jai Corp, and Vadilal Industries for investment. Tata Steel shows an all-time high breakout, Jai Corp a cup-and-handle breakout, and Vadilal Industries a trend reversal from a rising trendline, all indicating strong bullish momentum.

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When Big B said Smita was unconfortable doing the rain song

Smita Patil, a beacon of realism in 1970s Hindi cinema, fearlessly portrayed complex women, a stark contrast to the era's glamour. Despite her artistic integrity, she grappled with the allure of commercial cinema, fearing it would compromise her authenticity. Her later ventures into mainstream films, though popular, left her disheartened, as she felt they overshadowed her more meaningful work.

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‘If Hamas Does Not Behave...’: Trump Backs Israel’s Right To Respond, Reaffirms Gaza Ceasefire

US President Donald Trump has reiterated his firm commitment to the Gaza ceasefire, declaring that “nothing will jeopardize” the truce in place as of Wednesday. His comments came just hours after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered “immediate, powerful” airstrikes on Gaza in response to alleged attacks by Hamas. Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump emphasized Israel’s right to defend itself but also issued a stark warning to the Palestinian militant group. “If Hamas does not behave, they will be terminated,” he said, asserting that the ceasefire would remain in effect despite recent tensions. The president’s remarks underscored Washington’s delicate balancing act, supporting Israel’s security while pushing to maintain a fragile calm in the region. Trump’s statement also echoed those of US Vice President JD Vance, who earlier noted that the ceasefire was “holding,” even as reports confirmed around 30 casualties in Gaza following Israeli strikes.

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Pakistan Warns Afghanistan After Peace Talks Collapse: 'We Will Gouge Their Eyes Out'

Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have flared once again after a fresh round of peace talks collapsed in Turkey earlier this week. In a fiery statement responding to Kabul’s warnings, Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif issued a sharp and uncompromising threat. “If Afghanistan even looks at Islamabad, we will gouge their eyes out,” Asif declared. “There should be no doubt that Kabul is responsible for the terrorism in Pakistan.” His comments came shortly after he cautioned that the breakdown of peace efforts could push both nations to the brink of an all-out war. Peace Talks in Turkey End Without Agreement For three days, from Saturday through Monday, officials from Pakistan and Afghanistan met in Istanbul to seek a path toward de-escalation and long-term peace. However, despite intense deliberations, the talks failed to produce a concrete outcome. According to reports in Dawn, negotiators from both sides managed to agree on “most of the points,” but they remained deadlocked over one critical issue: how to create a verifiable mechanism to act against militant groups allegedly operating from Afghan soil. Sources familiar with the closed-door discussions told PTI that this unresolved point ultimately derailed the entire process. Islamabad Accuses Kabul of Evading Responsibility Pakistan’s Information Minister Attaullah Tarar confirmed that the Istanbul talks — aimed at achieving a lasting truce — ended without any breakthrough. “The Afghan side kept deviating from the core issue, evading the key point upon which the dialogue process was initiated,” Tarar said in a statement. “Instead of accepting any responsibility, the Afghan Taliban resorted to blame games, deflection, and ruses. The dialogue thus failed to bring about any workable solution.” Fragile Truce Now in Jeopardy Just weeks earlier, both countries had agreed to a ceasefire brokered in Doha on October 19, following deadly cross-border clashes that left dozens of soldiers, civilians, and militants dead. That fragile truce briefly restored calm — but the failure of the Istanbul talks has once again put the region on edge. Sources quoted by Reuters revealed that each side has now blamed the other for the collapse of negotiations, despite mediation efforts led by Turkey and Qatar.

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A drop catch and a duck: Babar Azam's forgettable T20I comeback in Rawalpindi - Watch

Babar Azam's return to T20 internationals ended in disappointment as Pakistan suffered a 55-run defeat against South Africa. Azam was dismissed for a duck on his comeback, and a dropped catch by him proved costly. South Africa posted 194, with Pakistan faltering in their chase, managing only 139.

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A drop catch and a duck: Babar Azam's forgettable T20I comeback - Watch

Babar Azam's return to T20 internationals ended in disappointment as Pakistan suffered a 55-run defeat against South Africa. Azam was dismissed for a duck on his comeback, and a dropped catch by him proved costly. South Africa posted 194, with Pakistan faltering in their chase, managing only 139.

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Australia fends off shark bites with new tech and old

High above Sydney's beaches, drones seek one of the world's deadliest predators, scanning for the flick of a tail, the swish of a fin or a shadow slipping through the swell. Drones have become a key resource, spotting more than 1,000 of the predators in the past year as they prowled New South Wales coastal waters.

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Patient lives with pig kidney for a record-setting 271 days

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