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🚨 Trump just launched "Project Freedom" — US warships now escorting commercial ships through the Strait of Hormuz. The Strait has been a warzone for 61 days. Billions in global trade blocked. Oil prices through the roof. Now Trump is sending the Navy in to force ships through. Iran has already seized two cargo vessels this week and calls the US blockade "an act of war." Iran also submitted a 14-point peace proposal — Trump rejected it. So instead of talks — it's warships. 💬 Is Trump making things better or dragging the world toward a bigger war? #Iran #Trump #Hormuz #WorldTimes #BreakingNews #WW3

Jemima Goldsmith, British socialite and ex-wife of former Pakistan's PM Imran Khan, is set to marry again. Jemima Goldsmith and 62 years old Irish billionaire investor and financier Cameron O'Reilly will be marrying in Switzerland in coming weeks.

🔴 BREAKING — Giant U.S. military plane lands in China as preparations begin for Trump's highly anticipated May summit with President Xi

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🚨 America just pulled 5,000 troops out of Germany — and Europe is panicking. The Pentagon has confirmed it is withdrawing 5,000 US soldiers from Germany and redeploying them back home. On top of that — a missile defense system planned for Europe has been quietly cancelled. This brings US forces in Europe back to 2022 levels — right before Russia launched its full-scale war on Ukraine. Europe is now asking one very uncomfortable question: If Russia moves — will America actually show up? Germany is already fast-tracking its own military buildup. Other NATO allies are watching nervously. And Russia is watching all of it. 💬 Is America abandoning its allies — or is it time Europe stood on its own feet? #NATO #Trump #Germany #WorldTimes #BreakingNews #Europe #Russia

🚨 U.S. releases footage of White House Correspondents Dinner shooting.

🚨 A rising music star is accused of murdering a 14-year-old girl who threatened to expose him. Singer D4vd — who had millions of streams and a growing fanbase — now faces murder and child sexual abuse charges. Prosecutors say the victim threatened to go public. Days later, she was dead. The details coming out of court are horrifying.

🔴 King Charles: “Indeed you recently commented, Mr. President, that if it were not for the United States, European countries would be speaking German. Dare I say that if it wasn't for us, you'd be speaking French”

🔴 NOW — King Charles enters U.S. Congress alongside Queen Camilla to deliver his historic joint address

🔴 BREAKING — GCC leaders order swift steps for joint oil and gas pipeline and early warning system to counter ballistic missiles, says bloc's secretary general

🔴 BREAKING — Israeli forces arrest dozens of Palestinians across occupied territories; eyewitnesses describe scenes as "horrific and brutal"

Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said his meeting with President Putin lasted over an hour and a half, describing it as highly productive. "Very good ideas were raised," Araghchi said, adding that bilateral, regional, and war-related issues were all discussed in detail.

🔴 BREAKING — U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Britain's King Charles III to the White House, marking a high-profile royal visit to Washington in a show of continued strength in the U.S.-UK relationship.

BREAKING: FBI Armored vehicles arrived to the suspected DC shooter’s home in Torrance, CA.

A sudden powerful explosion triggered a massive fire at the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Training Center (RTC) in Rajgir, located in the eastern Indian state of Bihar. According to local residents, the building was engulfed in flames within moments of the blast, sending thick plumes of smoke high into the sky and causing panic in nearby areas. Emergency response teams were reportedly dispatched to the scene to control the fire and assess the situation. Authorities have not yet confirmed the cause of the explosion, and an investigation is underway to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident at the Central Reserve Police Force training facility.

WATCHA: sudden powerful explosion triggered a massive fire at the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) Training Center (RTC) in Rajgir, located in the eastern Indian state of Bihar.

🔴 BREAKING — Iran's FM Araghchi arrives in Pakistan's capital Islamabad; Field Marshal Asim Munir and senior government officials extend a warm welcome to the delegation

🔴 Iran's FM Araghchi — "Iranians are all united, more than ever before"

US President Donald Trump, in a post on social media platform Truth Social regarding British citizenship, has termed India a Hell Hole. Narendra Modi has proven to be a weak Prime Minister, and the entire nation is suffering its consequences. The journey of India's diplomatic isolation and disgrace at the international level is still underway even after facing humiliating defeat in Marka-e-Haq. US President Donald Trump, in a post on social media platform Truth Social regarding British citizenship, has termed India a Hell Hole. India's global image has also been severely damaged due to the violent and extremist policies of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which are based on Hindutva ideology. Indian opposition party Indian National Congress has termed President Donald Trump's statement as highly insulting and anti-India. The Congress leaders were of the view that keeping in view Prime Minister Narendra Modi's track record, it cannot be expected from him to respond to the US President. Congress said Narendra Modi has proven to be a weak Prime Minister, and the entire nation is suffering its consequences. On the other hand, global experts say that describing a country as a Hell Hole reflects a state that is extremely devastated and in a condition of misery in terms of basic human rights. They said that such anti-India statements by US President Donald Trump clearly indicate a growing rift in bilateral relations between the United States and India. The expert further said that Narendra Modi's global humiliation and disgrace mark a shameful and dark chapter in India's history under his leadership.

Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil, a reporter for Al-Akhbar newspaper, was killed on Wednesday in an Israeli airstrike on the southern Lebanese village of Al-Tayri. Her body was recovered from rubble nearly six hours after the Israeli attack. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun called it a "crime against humanity," and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said Israel's targeting of journalists had become a "documented pattern of war crimes."