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Explosion reported in Iran’s Bandar Abbas port city, damages eight-storey residential building

An explosion struck an eight-storey building in the southern Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas on Saturday, damaging parts of the structure and nearby vehicles, while authorities said the cause of the blast is still under investigation. Read More

Iran’s nuclear expertise ‘cannot be eliminated’, warns army chief amid US military buildup

Iran’s army chief Amir Hatami has warned the US and Israel against any attack, asserting that Iran’s nuclear expertise cannot be wiped out, even as tensions rise following Washington’s expanded military deployments in the Gulf. Read More

Epstein Files: Bill Gates team refutes claim he ‘caught STD from Russian girls’, hid it from wife Melinda

The newly released set of Epstein Files alleged that Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates tried to hide a sexually transmitted disease from his wife, Melinda, after having sex with ‘Russian girls’ Go to Source Read More

Trump’s Commerce Secretary Lutnick planned lunch on Epstein’s private island, new files reveal

Freshly released files from the US Justice Department show that Trump’s Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick had planned a visit and a lunch meeting on convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s private Caribbean island in 2012. Read More

Doctor explains: Why younger, non-diabetics are being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer

For decades, pancreatic cancer and diabetes were closely linked. Now oncologists are seeing more cases in patients without metabolic disease. Firstpost speaks to experts on what this shift means for early detection and risk assessment. Read More

Thousands flee Pak’s Tirah Valley after mosque urges residents to evacuate over possible military clashes

Tens of thousands of people have left Pakistan’s Tirah Valley after mosque announcements warned of possible military action, though officials deny any planned operation Go to Source Read More

‘Asim Munir & I go begging for money’: Pakistan PM admits economic crisis

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif made a blunt admission, saying he and Army Chief Asim Munir have been travelling abroad to beg for money and that they are “ashamed” amid the country’s deepening economic crisis. Read More