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Pakistan can't send rare-earth minerals to Trump: Baloch attacks halt work of US company; Munir showed samples in Washington
US President Donald Trump's dream project has come to a standstill. The proposed consignment of rare earth minerals (rare minerals) from Pakistan in August could not be sent to the United States. After this, work on the offices of the American company US Strategic Metals (USSM) in Karachi and Islamabad has stopped. The attacks by the rebel organization Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) in the areas of the rare earth mineral mines in Pakistan's Balochistan province have made it difficult for the American company to work. Baloch insurgents have blocked the roads leading to the Reko Diq mine in C
More than 13,000 people rescued, 5,000 still missing in Nepal floods
Relief and rescue operations are continuing even after 13 days of floods in Nepal. Rescue teams are searching for the workers trapped in the tunnels of 7 different hydropower projects. So far, more than 13 thousand people have been rescued, while 4894 people are still missing. This includes 587 foreign nationals. Mountainous areas, broken roads and heavy debris are causing many difficulties in the rescue operation. In Nepal, 1,356 people have died due to floods and landslides. While in Tibet, 43 people have died and 519 are missing. Picture related to Nepal rescue operation Read the blog below
Iran hails ties with India after PM Modi-Pezeshkian meet, eyes deeper trade ties at BRICS Summit
Iran has described its relationship with India as a long-standing and civilisational partnership, signalling its intent to use President Masoud Pezeshkian's upcoming visit to New Delhi to push bilateral trade and strategic cooperation. Tehran's remarks come days after Pezeshkian met Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit in Kyrgyzstan's Bishkek. With Pezeshkian scheduled to travel to India for the BRICS Summit on September 12 and 13, Iran is looking at the multilateral grouping as an important avenue to advance discussions with New
Report: Iranian Supreme Leader's Two London Flats To Be Sold Due To Loan Default; Rs 242 Crore Penthouse To Be Sold For Rs 153 Crore
Two luxury apartments in London associated with Iran's Supreme Leader Mujtaba Khamenei have been put up for sale. According to a report in The Sunday Times, one of these luxury penthouses was bought in 2016 for around Rs 242.53 crore. It is now being sold for around Rs 153.17 crore. That is, its current demand is about Rs 89.36 crore less than the purchase price. The records of both the apartments record Iranian banker Ali Ansari as the owner. According to the report, Ansari has not been able to repay the bank loan, due to which the property is currently in receivership. Being in a property re
Iran-Oman deal will give a blow to Trump, what will happen in the Strait of Hormuz now?
Amid the ongoing conflict and tension in West Asia, Iran is now preparing to do something about the Strait of Hormuz, which can be a huge blow to the US President Donald Trump. In fact, Iran has expressed hope that in the coming days, an agreement related to the establishment of a new shipping corridor through the Strait of Hormuz will be signed. However, the country's top security official said that Iran will not give any guarantee of the complete reopening of this strategic waterway until the US attack and other adversarial activities stop. Ongoing Talks on Shipping Corridor between Iran a
11 killed, 6 missing after avalanche hits Russian climbers
At least 11 people have died after an avalanche hit a group of climbers in the Kabardino-Balkaria area of Russia's North Caucasus. Along with this, six other people have gone missing. The avalanche struck at around 5 p.m. local time on Sunday (September 6, 2026) on Mount Mizirgi, one of Russia's highest peaks. According to the report of ABC News, the local emergency services team said that after this incident, a search and rescue operation was launched to evacuate the climbers safely. More than 50 people of the emergency team were involved in this operation. However, he said that due to diffi
7 posts in 1 hour against Trump's Iran: Put his picture on an Iranian map, wrote on the bomber's AI picture - Bye-bye Kharg
US President Trump on Sunday posted 7 posts on social media against Iran in about 1 hour. In these posts, he targeted Iran's weak economy, declining oil exports and a weakening currency. Trump also posted a picture of himself on a map of Iran. The AI image associated with Kharg Island attracted the most attention, which showed the bombing of oil installations and wrote- Bye-bye Kharg. Read all seven of Trump's posts in sequence... 1. The map of Iran shaped Trump's face The image is divided into two parts: First: The general map of Iran is shown above. Later: Below is a different diagram by del
The flight tied the passenger with tape all over the place: started screaming while talking about hell, biting passengers, beating them; Emergency landing in the US
A 67-year-old passenger on an American Airlines flight in the United States caused a huge uproar. He first made derogatory remarks against the flight attendant and other passengers. He then attacked the passenger sitting nearby and also pushed a woman who came to the rescue in the middle. As the situation deteriorated, three passengers restrained him and tied him to the seat with duct tape and zip tie. Due to this incident, the flight had to be diverted to Baltimore. The incident took place on the night of September 3 on American Airlines Flight 618. The plane was en route from Dallas-Fort Wor
Iran plans to announce 'exclusion zone' near Strait of Hormuz after US hit three oil tankers
Iran is preparing to announce a new "exclusion zone" around the Strait of Hormuz, escalating an already tense confrontation with the United States in the strategically vital waterway. Mohsen Rezaei, the newly appointed head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said the proposed zone would target vessels that Tehran believes are attempting to pass through the strait. Rezaei made the remarks on Iranian state television on Sunday, but did not provide detailed information about how the proposed exclusion zone would operate. His statement came a day after the US struck three Iranian oil tan
Amazon cargo plane crashes, bursts into flames leaving five dead at Miami airport
A major aviation tragedy occurred at Miami International Airport on Sunday when an Amazon cargo aircraft overran the runway after arriving from San Juan in Puerto Rico. The plane struck vehicles and caught fire, leaving at least five people dead and several others injured, according to Miami-Dade County authorities. The incident took place at around 2 pm (local time), shortly after the cargo aircraft landed at the busy Florida airport in the United States. The crash triggered a massive emergency response, with thick black smoke rising into the sky as firefighters and rescue teams rushed to the
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