‘No change in President Trump’s position’: UK to review Chagos Islands deal with Mauritius

UK to review Chagos Islands agreement The UK is “reviewing” its Chagos Islands deal with Mauritius, British defence secretary Wes Streeting said on Wednesday, saying the decision was taken because the United States “does not support” the agreement.His remarks came a day after US President Donald Trump, who initially gave his approval to the deal…

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Prithviraj Sukumaran’s ‘Khalifa’ reveals leading lady; Malavika Sharma joins the ‘Varanasi’ actor in Vysakh’s action thriller | Malayalam Movie News

Prithviraj Sukumaran’s ‘Khalifa’ reveals leading lady; Malavika Sharma joins the ‘Varanasi’ actor in Vysakh’s action thriller The makers of Prithviraj Sukumaran‘s upcoming action thriller ‘Khalifa’ have officially introduced Malavika Sharma as the film’s leading lady.Directed by Vyshak and written by Jinu Abraham, ‘Khalifa’ is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release on August 20. Along with…

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    US-based homebuyer paid Rs 15 lakh for Rs 10.41 lakh flat, but builder demanded Rs 20 lakh more and allegedly threatened him; commission orders refund with 12% interest and Rs 10 lakh compensation

    According to the allegations, a director of the construction company refused to hand over the property and demanded an additional Rs 20 lakh. (Image for representative purpose only) Buying a home and getting its possession can be two different things, and in many cases the latter is delayed, causing grievance to the homebuyer. In one…

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    Strait Of Hormuz: Lebanon ceasefire, Hormuz reopening, sanctions relief: What the 14-point US-Iran peace deal contains

    A draft memorandum of understanding between the United States and Iran includes provisions for an immediate end to military operations across multiple fronts, the lifting of sanctions on Iranian oil exports, the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and a reconstruction package worth at least $300 billion for Iran, according to details published by Iran’s…

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    A Canadian entrepreneur sold his tech company for millions, then spent $1.5 million building tiny homes for people without homes | World News

    Image: University of New Brunswick For many people experiencing homelessness, the biggest challenge is not just finding temporary shelter but securing a stable place to rebuild their lives. Emergency accommodation can provide short-term relief, yet it rarely offers the privacy, security and support needed for long-term recovery. In Fredericton, New Brunswick, one Canadian entrepreneur decided…

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    ‘4 Russian Su-34s destroyed, 2 more hit’: Zelenskyy makes big claim, shares photo

    Zelenskyy lauded his military saying, ‘Our Long Neptune missile was used to strike the target. I thank the warriors of the Ukrainian Navy for their precision!’ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Thursday claimed that Ukraine had destroyed four Russian Su-34 fighter-bombers and damaged two others in an overnight strike on the Borisoglebsk airfield in Russia’s…

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      Donald Trump targets Fed chief Jerome Powell again, threatens to fire him if he is ‘not leaving on time’

      US President Donald Trump on Wednesday renewed his attack on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, saying he would fire him if he continues in the role beyond the end of his mandate.Powell’s term as Fed chair ends in mid-May, and Trump has repeatedly criticised him for not cutting interest rates more aggressively, AFP reported.“I’ll have…

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      As El Niño intensifies, scientists in Chile are making a vulnerable penguin species wear copper vests to help them heal faster

      El Niño is wreaking havoc not only on humans and the climate, but also animals. From ferocious tigers to little waddling penguins, everyone has been bearing their souls with the heightening heat that remains undefeated and overpowering. Amidst this, researchers in Chile have designed an unlikely new garment for injured penguins, snug red vests threaded…

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      In 2022, a Connecticut couple bought a cottage on 50 acres and built forest trails; after charging visitors to walk there, they faced a zoning dispute and are fighting to reopen their land to hikers

      The Copleys wanted hikers to help keep low-growing vegetation under control. (Institute for justice photo) A Connecticut couple who bought 50 acres of land in Roxbury in 2022 is fighting a zoning dispute after town officials told them they could not continue allowing hikers and dog owners to use their private forest trails for a…

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