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Were 32 persons burnt to death inside Nepal’s parliament? Here’s what Nepal Police says

There have been rumours in Nepal that 32 missing bodies were found inside the parliament building that was burnt by mobs. Here is the fact check by Nepal Police. Read More

Will Trump get to keep his tariffs? US Supreme Court agrees to review his levies

The US Supreme Court has agreed to fast-track a review of Trump’s sweeping tariffs, setting up a key test of presidential power. Read More

Why did Israel attack Hamas leaders in Qatar, a key mediator in Gaza conflict?

Israel is calling it “Operation Summit of Fire”. In a shocking development, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) carried out airstrikes on senior Hamas leaders in Qatar’s capital, Doha, on Tuesday (September 9). Read More

Nepal unrest: Army arrests 26 for looting, violence; airport shut, protest leader issues video message

The Nepali Army announced the arrest of 26 individuals accused of involvement in looting and vandalism during the ongoing youth-led protests. Read More

‘Anarchists have infiltrated protests’: Nepali Army on nationwide violence

A day after protesters torched all three branches of the government in Kathmandu amid reports of widespread criminal activities, the Nepali Army has said that anarchist groups and individuals have infiltrated the movement and engaged in vandalism, Read More

In a first, Ukraine’s 3 AI drones decide when and how to attack Russian military

Reports from the battlefield in Ukraine have suggested that artificial intelligence-powered drone swarms have been deployed in active combat for the first time. Read More

Prison break, arson and murder… How Nepal’s Gen-Z protest took a turn for the worse

Tuesday (September 9) will perhaps go down in Nepal’s history as a significant moment — it’s the day that its Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli resigned as a Gen-Z protest movement sparked by a ban on social media overtook the Himalayan nation. Read More

Apple goes slow on AI in its new iPhones, but holds price steady amid Trump tariff pressure

The prices were an indication that Apple was ready to swallow the cost of tariffs to ward off competition from Samsung, Alphabet’s Google and domestic rivals in China, even as it has predicted that the levies would cost it more than $1 billion in Read More