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Six Countries Coordinate Sanctions over Israeli Settler Violence, France Bans Finance Minister Smotrich
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Six Countries Coordinate Sanctions over Israeli Settler Violence, France Bans Finance Minister Smotrich

France, alongside five other nations, has imposed new sanctions including travel bans and asset freezes targeting Israeli extremist settler groups and leaders amid escalating West Bank violence.

Supreme Court Overturns Bank Auction Due to Payment Rule Breach, Allows Heir to Redeem Property
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Supreme Court Overturns Bank Auction Due to Payment Rule Breach, Allows Heir to Redeem Property

The Supreme Court invalidated a bank auction sale for missing mandatory payment deadlines under SARFAESI Rules and granted the guarantor’s heir a chance to recover the mortgaged property.

Monster Hunter: World Surpasses 30 Million Copies, Cementing Capcom’s Top Franchise Hit
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Monster Hunter: World Surpasses 30 Million Copies, Cementing Capcom’s Top Franchise Hit

Monster Hunter: World has exceeded 30 million copies sold worldwide, reinforcing its status as Capcom’s best-selling game and shaping the franchise’s global appeal.

Vietnam Expands Defense Ties with India by Acquiring BrahMos Cruise Missiles
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Vietnam Expands Defense Ties with India by Acquiring BrahMos Cruise Missiles

Vietnam’s purchase of India’s BrahMos cruise missiles signals growing regional security concerns over China’s military expansion despite improving diplomatic relations.

Trump Warns Iran of Consequences After Renewed Missile Strikes in Gulf Region
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Trump Warns Iran of Consequences After Renewed Missile Strikes in Gulf Region

Following a fresh volley of missile and drone attacks between the U.S. and Iran, President Trump declared Tehran must "pay the price" for delaying nuclear deal negotiations amid heightened regional tensions.

Trump Signals Possible Strikes on Iranian Infrastructure Amid Stalled Negotiations
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Trump Signals Possible Strikes on Iranian Infrastructure Amid Stalled Negotiations

President Trump warned he may intensify military actions against Iran by targeting critical infrastructure as diplomatic efforts to end tensions remain stalled.

Xi Jinping’s Visit to Pyongyang Marks Renewed Partnership Between China and North Korea
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Xi Jinping’s Visit to Pyongyang Marks Renewed Partnership Between China and North Korea

Xi Jinping’s first trip to North Korea in seven years signals a significant reopening of ties, with border crossings and transport services resuming amid a fresh political and economic alignment.

India’s Defence Ministry Secures Rs 449 Crore Deal for Advanced Navy Satellite Jammers
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India’s Defence Ministry Secures Rs 449 Crore Deal for Advanced Navy Satellite Jammers

The Ministry of Defence signed a contract to supply 20 enhanced satellite system jammers to the Navy, emphasizing indigenous content and boosting maritime security.

EU Proposes Ban on Transactions Involving 11 Crypto Platforms Linked to Russia
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EU Proposes Ban on Transactions Involving 11 Crypto Platforms Linked to Russia

The European Union aims to extend its sanctions on Russia by targeting transactions on 11 crypto platforms suspected of aiding Moscow in evading restrictions.

GSK Acquires Nuvalent for $10.6 Billion to Accelerate Lung Cancer Drug Pipeline
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GSK Acquires Nuvalent for $10.6 Billion to Accelerate Lung Cancer Drug Pipeline

GSK’s $10.6 billion all-cash deal for Nuvalent marks its largest acquisition in over a decade, strengthening its oncology portfolio with two late-stage lung cancer therapies.

Turkmenistan and Georgia aim to deepen trade and transport ties through Middle Corridor
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Turkmenistan and Georgia aim to deepen trade and transport ties through Middle Corridor

Turkmenistan and Georgia advanced plans to boost bilateral trade, investment, and economic cooperation, focusing on transport corridors linking Asia and Europe.

Judge urges accelerated refunds of unlawful tariffs to small importers
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Judge urges accelerated refunds of unlawful tariffs to small importers

A federal judge criticized delays in refunding illegal tariffs, highlighting growing disparities between large and small importers amid billions approved but not yet paid.