Ajeet Kumar is a Chief Sub Editor at The Daily Jagran, where he specializes in international affairs and world news. With over seven years of experience, he focuses on a range of topics including geopolitics, defence pacts, and regional conflicts, ensuring complex global events are accessible to readers. Ajeet's work has been featured in notable publications such as Republic World and Nature Portfolio.
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By: Ajeet Kumar
Meta Platforms has been ordered to pay a massive $25 billion in New Mexico after a jury found it misled consumers.The case involved allegations of a political consulting firm obtaining Facebook user data without consent during the 2016 Trump campaign.
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India has strongly rejected a UN special rapporteur's description of Dawood Ibrahim-led D-Company as 'India-based,' highlighting 'glaring inaccuracies' and asserting that the gangster is wanted in India since 1993 and believed to be in Pakistan. India has provided extensive proofs, including electricity bills and passport records, to support its claim that Ibrahim resides in Pakistan, despite Islamabad's denials.
Hundreds of Indian Umrah pilgrims are stranded in Saudi Arabia due to flight cancellations caused by Saudi-Houthi tensions, raising concerns about their safety and expenses.AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi urged government intervention, while MEA reported 3,000 pilgrims returned, but accountability for others remains a question.
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Israeli PM Netanyahu invited PM Modi to light a torch with Indian pilot Smit Machchhar on Israel's Independence Day, acknowledging strong bilateral ties.They also discussed West Asia developments and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening the India-Israel Special Strategic Partnership.
A pricey 'Chic Taouk' sandwich in Beirut sparked a social media debate, exposing Lebanon's stark economic divide seven years after its financial meltdown. While some criticised the restaurant for overcharging amid widespread poverty, others defended the product for those who can afford it, highlighting the country's deepening social inequality.
A 21-year-old newlywed woman in Pakistan's Punjab province was shot dead by a man whose marriage proposal she had rejected three years ago.The incident occurred in Gujranwala as Saba Tufail was returning from her wedding reception, prompting a police investigation.
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Pakistan imported Indian goods worth Rs 5,876 crore in Q1 FY2026-27, marking a 69% increase despite existing trade restrictions. Experts suggest these goods are likely reaching Pakistan through indirect routes via third countries like UAE and Singapore.
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Gunmen, identified as bandits, attacked the Binnari community in Nigeria's Taraba state, killing at least 62 people, wounding 52, and displacing thousands.This incident highlights the escalating security crisis in northern Nigeria, where armed gangs frequently target civilians for ransom and other criminal activities.
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A United Airlines flight from Las Vegas to Newark returned after a passenger allegedly sent threatening messages about hijacking the aircraft. The suspect was arrested upon landing, facing charges related to terrorism threats.
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Yemen's Houthi rebels claim a direct hit on Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Defence in Riyadh with a ballistic missile, a claim Saudi Arabia denies, stating it intercepted two missiles. This incident escalates ongoing regional tensions, though the Houthi claim remains unverified.
