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Germany has witnessed a lot of recent car attacks, shocking the country. In a recent incident some fringe elements drove cars into crowds.

A severe heatwave has gripped Europe, with Poland recording a record 40.5°C temperature. The WHO has warned that extreme heat is becoming a major health threat, with more than 1,300 excess deaths already linked to high temperatures.

The Trump administration has launched a limited-edition US passport on its 250th anniversary, featuring Donald Trump’s image, marking the first time a sitting president has appeared on an American travel document.

According to a U.S. official, both countries have now agreed to pause military actions, allowing technical discussions to continue on the next phase of negotiations.

As extreme heat hits countries worldwide, China is using ultra-thin outdoor misting systems for cooling down public spaces. Meanwhile, nations like Germany and France are trying to adapt an increased temperatures they were once not prepared for.

Germany’s Chancellor Friedrich Merz warns as Germany is losing hundreds of jobs every day amid economic pressure. The situation has raised concerns among foreign workers, including Indians looking for opportunities. However, experts says, skilled talent will still remain in demand.

The latest escalation began after Iran targeted a Singapore-flagged commercial vessel transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

A heart-touching moment captured during an earthquake in Venezuela has gone viral, showing a man protecting his wife by covering her with his own body as tremors shook the region.

Canada’s international student arrivals have fallen sharply, with Prime Minister Mark Carney highlighting a 60% decline. Indian students, once the largest group, have seen their share drop dramatically amid new immigration and study permit restrictions.

According to official figures, nearly 4,300 people have been injured, while around 11,000 remain unaccounted for, raising fears that many could still be trapped beneath collapsed buildings.

A powerful earthquake in Venezuela has raised fresh concerns about high-rise living, as residents faced terrifying moments trapped on upper floors while buildings developed cracks and infrastructure suffered major damage.

The US Pentagon has requested an additional $67.1 billion in defence funding to cover costs linked to the Iran war, as lawmakers debate the financial impact and long-term burden on taxpayers.