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“LAST CALL” In Ahmedabad, disconsolate relatives of passengers gathered at an emergency centre on Friday to give DNA samples so their loved ones could be identified. Ashfaque Nanabawa, 40, said he had come to find his cousin Akeel Nanabawa, who had been aboard with his wife and three-year-old daughter. They had spoken as his cousin sat in the plane before takeoff. “He called us and he said: ‘I am in the plane and I have boarded safely and everything was okay’. That was his last call.” One woman, too grief-stricken to give her name, said her son-in-law had been killed.…

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Descrease article font size Increase article font size The Canadian government is cautioning citizens in the United States to “stay away from demonstrations” in Los Angeles and other major cities that could jeopardize their safety and security. According to the federal government’s travel advisory website, although Canadians visiting the United States are generally advised to “take normal security precautions,” there is now a heightened potential security risk flagged for those travellers related to the ongoing demonstrations.“Since June 6, 2025, large demonstrations have been taking place in Los Angeles. Demonstrations are also occurring in other major cities,” the advisory update issued…

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Panitan said the Thai government has struggled to respond this time, due to recent years of turbulence in domestic politics, changes in leadership and turmoil within military structures in Thailand. Strategists in Phnom Penh have seized the moment, he said. “I think that’s one thing that the Cambodian leaders sensed weeks ago, months ago. That there would be no consensus on how to respond, giving Cambodia more time to move more forward before they retreated,” added Panitan, citing the failure of the Thai government to call an emergency meeting of the National Security Council in the wake of the shooting…

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President Donald Trump has urged Iran to agree to US demands to restrict its nuclear programme as Tehran promised a strong response to Israeli air strikes targeting its nuclear sites and military facilities, killing at least two senior military commanders and several nuclear scientists. Writing on his Truth Social platform on Friday, Trump warned that the “next already planned attacks” on Iran would be “even more brutal” and urged Iranian officials to “make a deal before there is nothing left”. “Iran must make a deal, before there is nothing left… JUST DO IT, BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE,” he said.…

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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! USA Fencing’s board of directors voted to amend its current policy that prioritized states with LGBTQ-friendly laws for host sites for competitions and a policy that prevented the playing of the national anthem at some events. The decision comes after months of criticism for punishing a woman fencer who refused to fence a trans opponent, which included scrutiny from federal lawmakers at a congressional hearing in early May. The changes were voted into effect at a board of directors meeting on Saturday. An official announcement states that USA Fencing “adopted a streamlined policy that applies…

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Kendrick Lamar stepped onto Drake’s turf on Thursday, playing his first concert in Toronto since the rift between the music superstars went into hyperdrive last year. For the most part, the Los Angeles rapper didn’t fan the flames of his feud, even if some ticketholders hoped he might douse the conflict in gasoline. Instead, Lamar mostly took the high road by focusing on the music.As the first of two nights at the Rogers Centre neared its close, Lamar pulled out his ace card with a performance of Not Like Us, the chart-topping diss track that knocked Drake down a few pegs in…

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