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Swiss glaciers shrink as climate crisis fuels extreme heat across Europe
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Swiss glaciers shrink as climate crisis fuels extreme heat across Europe

Switzerland's glaciers are facing unprecedented melting, with "glacier loss day" arriving exceptionally early this year due to a prolonged European heatwave, warm May, and insufficient winter snowfall. Experts warn that this rapid ice loss, exacerbated by persistent high temperatures, mirrors the dire conditions of 2022 and threatens to leave only remnants of glaciers by 2100, impacting vital European river systems.

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FIFA World Cup: Spain book Round of 32 spot; Uruguay out
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FIFA World Cup: Spain book Round of 32 spot; Uruguay out

Spain topped Group H with a 1-0 win over Uruguay, secured by Álex Baena’s first-half goal after a costly Fernando Muslera error. Despite Uruguay’s late pressure and a few clear chances, Spain’s control and discipline proved decisive. The result sends Spain into the Round of 32 unbeaten, while Uruguay exit after a wasteful, inconsistent group-stage campaign.

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Indian Confidence In US Hits 25-Year Low As Trump Ratings See Sharp Decline: Survey
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Indian Confidence In US Hits 25-Year Low As Trump Ratings See Sharp Decline: Survey

Public opinion in India towards the United States has witnessed a significant downturn, with confidence in President Donald Trump and overall perceptions of America dropping to their lowest levels in 25 years, according to the latest Pew Research Centre survey for 2026. The findings indicate a marked shift in Indian attitudes, reversing years of generally favourable sentiment towards the United States. While America has traditionally enjoyed strong public support in India, the latest data suggests growing dissatisfaction with both the country's global image and the leadership of President Trump. US Favourability Drops Sharply Among Indians The Pew survey found that only 45% of Indians now hold a favourable opinion of the United States, while 31% view the country unfavourably, as per reports. The unfavourable rating is the highest recorded since the research organisation began tracking global public opinion in 2002. The decline has been swift. In 2025, 54% of Indians expressed a favourable opinion of the US, compared to just 19% who viewed it negatively. The latest figures represent a notable deterioration in America's standing within a year. Confidence in President Donald Trump has also weakened considerably. Only 39% of Indian respondents said they had confidence in his leadership, making it the lowest rating received by any US president among Indian respondents over the past quarter century. Last year's survey had placed Trump's confidence rating at 52%. Obama Era Remains High Point For US Image The survey highlights how dramatically perceptions have changed over the years. Even during controversial moments such as the Iraq War, the United States maintained relatively strong public support in India, with favourability reaching 71% in 2005. The highest levels of goodwill came during former President Barack Obama's tenure. In 2009, 76% of Indians viewed the United States favourably, while confidence in Obama stood at 77%. Those positive ratings remained consistently high throughout much of his presidency, underscoring the contrast with current public opinion. The latest survey suggests that America's image in India has undergone a substantial transformation compared to the optimism seen during the Obama years. ALSO READ: When An Indian Passport Isn't Enough, How Does An Indian Prove They Are Indian? Foreign Policy Decisions Draw Limited Support Several of President Trump's policy decisions received limited backing from Indian respondents. His global tariff strategy was among the measures that failed to gain widespread approval. The survey also found low levels of support for Trump's handling of major international issues. Only 17% approved of his approach to Venezuela, while 28% supported his policy towards Iran. Immigration restrictions introduced by the Trump administration were also viewed unfavourably, with just 32% of respondents expressing support. ALSO READ: Modi Cabinet Reshuffle Likely This Week? 'Team Nabin' In Final Phase, Shah Meets Murmu International Aid And Global Conflicts Shape Perceptions Other foreign policy decisions appear to have further influenced public opinion. Trump's move to shut down international aid programmes, including USAID, received limited support among Indian respondents. His handling of the wars in Gaza and Ukraine also failed to resonate with many surveyed, contributing to an overall decline in confidence in US leadership.

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Death, dust and desperation: Venezuela's twin earthquakes leave nearly 1,000 dead, trail of despair- watch
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Death, dust and desperation: Venezuela's twin earthquakes leave nearly 1,000 dead, trail of despair- watch

Venezuela reels from twin earthquakes, with the death toll tragically climbing to 920 and over 50,000 reported missing amidst widespread devastation. Rescue efforts are in full swing, with international aid pouring in from nations like the US and India, which launched Operation Amistad. The humanitarian crisis deepens, particularly for the millions of children affected, as the search for survivors continues under mountains of rubble.

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Netanyahu says Israel to remain in south Lebanon despite US-backed peace framework
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Netanyahu says Israel to remain in south Lebanon despite US-backed peace framework

Israel will keep troops in southern Lebanon until Hezbollah is disarmed, despite a new trilateral agreement with Lebanon and the US aimed at ending conflict. Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed Israel's commitment to the security zone, while Lebanon's army will gradually take control as non-state armed groups disarm. The US hailed the accord as a crucial first step towards broader peace, though Hezbollah has rejected the negotiations.

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EXCLUSIVE | PoJK Protest Leaders Claim Food Supplies Blocked As Unrest Enters Day 18
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EXCLUSIVE | PoJK Protest Leaders Claim Food Supplies Blocked As Unrest Enters Day 18

As the protest movement in Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir (PoJK) entered its 18th day on Friday, allegations of a prolonged disruption in the supply of essential commodities continued to dominate the unrest. Protest leaders claimed that restrictions imposed at key entry points have prevented food supplies from reaching several parts of the region for the past two weeks. According to the protesters, hundreds of trucks carrying rice, pulses, milk and other essential goods remain stranded at the Kahuta border, where they allege movement has been stopped by the Punjab Police and Pakistani Rangers. The claims come amid an ongoing standoff between the protest movement and Pakistani authorities, with no indication of dialogue or a breakthrough. ABP News has obtained exclusive access to footage from the Kahuta checkpoint showing long queues of PoJK-bound trucks waiting at the border. The footage, recorded late at night, shows supply vehicles lined up at the checkpoint, while several truck drivers can be heard alleging that they have been prevented from proceeding into PoJK. Reports of Shortages Surface Across PoJK Protest organisers claim the disruption in supplies has begun affecting daily life across multiple districts. They allege that stocks of milk and other household essentials are running low in several areas. Among the visuals circulating from the region is a video from Neelum Valley purportedly showing a four-year-old girl crying over the lack of milk at home and appealing for milk trucks to be allowed through. Separate visuals from Mirpur are also being cited by protesters as evidence of dwindling household supplies. The protesters further allege that restrictions extend beyond commercial transport. According to them, Pakistani Rangers are stopping private vehicles carrying groceries or dairy products from neighbouring Pakistani areas, searching the vehicles and confiscating food items before allowing them to proceed. ALSO READ: PoJK Uprising: 50,000 Gather In Rawalakot, Demand 'Pakistan Army Leave Kashmir' | Exclusive Exclusive Footage Raises Questions Over Supply Movement The exclusive footage accessed by ABP News shows rows of trucks carrying essential commodities waiting at the Kahuta checkpoint instead of moving towards PoJK. Drivers seen in the videos question the restrictions and allege that they have been unable to deliver their consignments. Additional footage recorded during the day purportedly shows Pakistani Rangers conducting searches of private vehicles at border checkpoints before allowing them to cross. Pakistani authorities have maintained that the disruption is linked to the ongoing protest movement. Protest organisers, however, reject that claim and allege that restrictions are being enforced by security agencies. JKJAAC Leader Warns of Escalation Addressing a public gathering, Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (JKJAAC) leader Sardar Aman Khan criticised the security measures at Kahuta and accused the authorities of attempting to pressure the protest movement. "The Pakistan Army has set up checkpoints at Kahuta to starve our people and arrest our youth. If the Committee gives us the green light just once, we will march down and show this regime how things are actually blocked," Khan said during his address. He also criticised the role of Pakistan's military establishment, alleging that it presents itself as the sole authority on patriotism. ALSO READ: PoJK Protest Crackdown: 2 Killed, 8 Injured As Rangers Open Fire Near LoC Protest Movement Continues Without Breakthrough The agitation has now entered its 18th consecutive day, with no reported dialogue between protest representatives and Islamabad. Protest organisers say the movement will continue until their demands are addressed. They also allege that, after failing to end the agitation through force, the authorities have turned to restricting the movement of essential supplies into PoJK. Despite the reported shortages, demonstrations continue across several parts of the region, with protesters showing no signs of ending the agitation.

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'First US Prez To Be Honoured This Way': Trump Thanks India After Hyderabad Renames Road After Him
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'First US Prez To Be Honoured This Way': Trump Thanks India After Hyderabad Renames Road After Him

US President Donald Trump on Friday expressed gratitude to India after a road adjoining the US Consulate in Hyderabad was ceremonially designated as "Donald Trump Avenue", calling it a unique honour. In a post on Truth Social, Trump wrote, "The new Donald Trump Avenue in Hyderabad, India -- The first U.S. President to ever be honored in this way. Thank you!" Road Renamed During US Independence Celebration The ceremonial plaque marking the renaming of the road was unveiled on Tuesday by US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor and Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka during a gala reception celebrating the 250th anniversary of American Independence. The "Freedom 250" event brought together senior diplomats, government officials and representatives from the business, aerospace, defence and technology sectors. According to a statement issued on the occasion, the special designation by the Telangana government honours the United States and reflects Hyderabad's growing role in strengthening India-US ties. ALSO READ: US, Iran Trade Fire After Tehran Attacks Cargo Ship In Strait Of Hormuz, Raising Fresh Concern Over Ceasefire Focus On India-US Partnership Ambassador Sergio Gor and Deputy Chief Minister Vikramarka jointly presided over the event, which highlighted the expanding strategic and economic partnership between New Delhi and Washington. Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and US Consul General in Hyderabad Laura Williams also attended the celebrations. Speaking at the event, Ambassador Gor described Hyderabad as a key pillar of the bilateral relationship. "Nowhere is the high-speed trajectory of our partnership more evident than in Hyderabad. From HITEC City to aerospace and defence, this region represents progress that is defining our bilateral momentum," he said. ALSO READ: 'Violence Will Be Met With Violence': Vance Warns Of Escalation As Iran Strikes Vessel In Strait Of Hormuz Highlighting economic cooperation, Gor added, "With our interim trade agreement and Mission India on track to bring over USD 20 billion of new investment to the United States, we are proving that America First does not mean America alone." The road renaming formed part of the commemorative events marking 250 years of American independence while underscoring the growing strategic and economic engagement between India and the United States.

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US approves limited rollout of Anthropic's Mythos 5 AI model
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US approves limited rollout of Anthropic's Mythos 5 AI model

US authorities have partially lifted restrictions on Anthropic's advanced AI model, Mythos 5, granting access to select cybersecurity firms. This follows earlier concerns over national security vulnerabilities. The government, citing improved safeguards, has allowed a limited rollout, with ongoing discussions to broaden access and potentially restore public availability of its less powerful Fable 5 model. This development underscores the evolving regulatory landscape for cutting-edge AI.

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'Violence Will Be Met With Violence': Vance Warns Of Escalation As Iran Strikes Vessel In Strait Of Hormuz
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'Violence Will Be Met With Violence': Vance Warns Of Escalation As Iran Strikes Vessel In Strait Of Hormuz

US Vice President JD Vance has warned Iran that any further violence will trigger a stronger American response after Washington carried out strikes following Tehran's attack on a commercial vessel in the Strait of Hormuz. The latest escalation comes just a week after the United States and Iran reached an interim peace agreement aimed at ending months of conflict, raising fresh concerns about the durability of the fragile ceasefire. Vance urged Tehran to pursue diplomacy if it had concerns over the agreement, saying disagreements should be addressed through dialogue rather than military action. Vance Calls for Dialogue, Warns Against Violence "If they have disagreements about how the MOU is being applied, they can pick up the phone," Vance wrote on X. "But violence will be met with violence," he added, signalling that Washington would respond firmly to any further attacks. The warning followed US military action after Iran allegedly targeted a commercial vessel in the strategically important Strait of Hormuz. ALSO READ | US Strikes Back Iran As Tehran Shoots Down Container Ship In Strait Of Hormuz Trump Says Iranian Strike Violated Ceasefire The United States and Iran had reached an interim understanding last week to begin working towards ending their months-long conflict and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. US President Donald Trump said the Iranian attack on the container ship amounted to a violation of that ceasefire. The strike came shortly after Trump responded, "You'll find out," when reporters asked whether Washington intended to retaliate. "I don't like the fact that they took a shot yesterday, actually four of them," Trump told reporters at the White House before the US launched its response. Asked why strikes were taking place despite his insistence that talks with Tehran were progressing well, Trump replied: "They're a little bit different." Iran Defends Its Position on Strait of Hormuz Iran maintained that it exercises control over the Strait of Hormuz, a vital maritime passage through which around 20 per cent of global oil flows. Ebrahim Azizi, who heads the Iranian parliament's national security commission, responded to Trump's remarks on social media, saying, "the Strait of Hormuz is governed by Iran, so: Respect the rules," while urging Washington to "not mistake control for escalation." "This is not a violation of the ceasefire; it is ceasefire management," Azizi wrote. ALSO READ | 'Foolish Ceasefire Violation': Trump Alleges Iran Fired Four Attack Drones At Ships Maritime Operation Underway Amid Rising Tensions The attack on the cargo ship occurred as a United Nations maritime agency began an operation this week to help move stranded vessels out of the Strait of Hormuz. The operation involves using an alternative route that hugs the coast of Oman instead of passing through the central section of the strait, as concerns over security continue to grow.a

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'We failed': Abhishek Sharma explains India's shock defeat to Ireland
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'We failed': Abhishek Sharma explains India's shock defeat to Ireland

Ireland secured a historic 34-run victory over reigning T20 World Cup champions India in the first T20I at Belfast. Despite a blistering 50 off 20 balls from Abhishek Sharma, India faltered, failing to adapt to the conditions. Ireland posted 182/9, with Lorcan Tucker leading the charge. India were bowled out for 148, giving Ireland a 1-0 series lead.

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A rare record! Shreyas Iyer scripts history on India captaincy debut
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A rare record! Shreyas Iyer scripts history on India captaincy debut

Shreyas Iyer made a historic captaincy debut for India in T20Is after a significant 63-match absence, the longest such gap before leading the nation. At 31, he also became the third-oldest Indian T20I captain and the most experienced before his debut. Opting to field first in Belfast, Iyer confirmed the 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi would have to wait for his international bow, prioritising team balance.

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"Pathetic whiny Karen behavior": AngryGinge faces backlash after confronting alleged racist during England vs Ghana FIFA World Cup match
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"Pathetic whiny Karen behavior": AngryGinge faces backlash after confronting alleged racist during England vs Ghana FIFA World Cup match

Streamer AngryGinge sparked controversy during England's FIFA World Cup match against Ghana after confronting a fan he accused of making racist remarks toward Ghanaian players. He alerted stadium staff, but the spectator was not removed after apologizing. The incident divided social media, with some criticizing AngryGinge's actions and others praising him for speaking out. Fellow YouTuber Kavos defended the streamer, saying racism should always be challenged, not ignored.

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"Charlie’s bloody coat was returned to Erika": Candace Owens releases unseen SUV photos after Charlie Kirk's assassination, raises new questions
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"Charlie’s bloody coat was returned to Erika": Candace Owens releases unseen SUV photos after Charlie Kirk's assassination, raises new questions

Candace Owens has released previously unseen photos from the SUV that transported Charlie Kirk to the hospital after he was fatally shot, claiming they raise new questions about the events following the attack. She pointed to shattered glass, a blood-stained bag, and Kirk's damaged microphone, while questioning how evidence was handled. Owens also highlighted alleged inconsistencies in witness accounts. However, her claims remain her interpretation and have not been officially verified by investigators.

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