Pakistan warns that India could launch a military operation within the next 24 to 36 hours

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Islamabad says it has 'credible evidence' suggesting that New Delhi may be planning a military strike within the next 24 to 36 hours.

In response, authorities have placed security forces on high alert. 

Experts warn that even a minor incident could further inflame the situation, emphasizing that diplomatic engagement is crucial to de-escalate tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.

Hira Mustafa reports from Islamabad.

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TRUMP HAILS 100 DAY SUCCESS

President Trump has described his first 100 days back in the White House as "the most successful in US history".

At a rally in Michigan, he told supporters he was "just getting started" on "profound change".

But opinion polls show his approval rating slipping.

In an interview with ABC News Donald Trump defended high tariffs imposed on imports from countries like China.

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India holds security meetings after Modi's go-ahead to armed forces

Pakistan claims that it has credible information that India will carry out military strikes in the next 24-36 hours.

India has not commented on Islamabad's claims but Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is holding a series of security meetings to mull what the country's next steps will be.

New Delhi blames Islamabad for the terror attack in Indian-administered Kashmir last week that claimed 26 lives.

Pakistan has denied any links and has called for a neutral probe, as Neha Poonia reports

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Here's what Prime Minister Modi reportedly said in a cabinet meeting held on Tuesday evening

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China’s Factory Activity at Slowest Since 2023 as US Tariffs Hit

INTRO: China's manufacturing activity contracted in April, according to an official survey, revealing the impact of US President Donald Trump's trade war on the economy.

But officially, Beijing is showing no signs of backing down, posting a video on social media calling on the international community to stand up to America's "bully" leader. Laura Westbrook reports.

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​White House blast Amazon plan to display Trump tariff costs as a “hostile and political act”

Amazon says it will not display a tariff costs to customers at checkout - after the White House blasted the plan as a “hostile and political act”

 Although the retail giant admitted the idea was under consideration for its ultra low cost Amazon Haul platform, showing a growing rift between businesses and President Trump's aggressive tariff campaign. Toni Waterman has more from Washington.

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Mark Carney wins full term as Canadian PM; warns Trump trying to break Canada

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who has just won re-election to officially replace former leader Justin Trudeau has warned that the US president is trying to break Canada.

While Mr Carney won the Liberal Party another term in office, it is still early to tell if his party will hold the majority of 172 seats in parliament.

Kate Fisher reports from Washington 

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SYCAMORE GAP TREE ACCUSED IN COURT

Two men accused of cutting down an ancient tree in England have appeared in court charged with causing hundreds of thousands of pounds of damage.

The famous 'Sycamore Gap' tree, which used to stand near Hadrian's Wall, had been a well-loved national landmark for over a century.

Stuart Smith has more.

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White House announces auto tariffs "deal"

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnik has announced a "major victory"
for the car industry, with a "deal" to ease tariffs on automakers.

It comes as President Donald Trump travels to the heartland of US
auto-making to mark his first 100 days in office.

Nick Harper reports from Washington.

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Ukraine criticizes Russia ceasefire intentions

Ukraine has described Russia's intention to implement a three day
truce as an attempt at manipulation.

Moscow says it will enact a humanitarian truce to make the 80th
anniversary of the end of World War Two.

William Denselow reports from Brussels.

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The land border between India and Pakistan has been reopened

Intro:

Despite ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan, the land border between the two South Asian nations has been reopened for two days.

New Delhi and Islamabad have announced a slew of tit-for-tat measures, including suspension of trade, a key water sharing agreement and closure of the land border. 

India blames Pakistan for the recent terror attack in Indian-administered Kashmir – a charge Islamabad denies.

The disputed Kashmir region is partially governed by both nations, but claimed in full by both.

Hira Mustafa has more.

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Hungarian Opposition Leader Accuses Government of Plotting Drug Setup

Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar has made explosive claims against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's government. The Tisza Party leader says authorities are preparing a political crackdown to silence dissent ahead of the next parliamentary election in 2026. Pablo Gutierrez reports from Budapest.

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Spain recovers from "massive" blackout that paralysed country

Electricity has now been restored to more than 99% of mainland Spain and almost completely in Portugal.

It comes after a blackout paralysed airports, the railway network, internet supply and hospitals across the two countries on Monday.

Ross Cullen reports.

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Israel won't accept 5 year Gaza truce - officials

Israeli officials have dampened hopes a ceasefire in Gaza could be close, saying significant gaps remain in the negotiations with Hamas. 

From Tel Aviv, Trent Murray has more. 

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India and UK moving towards trade deal as ministers meet

Britain and India are entering the final stretch of negotiating a free trade agreement.

India's commerce minister is currently in the UK for talks, as the two countries try to reach a deal.

Rebecca Bundhun reports from Mumbai.

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India's Leader of Opposition calls for a special parliament session to discuss the deadly attack in Kashmir

India's main opposition leader Rahul Gandhi has urged the government to call a special session of Parliament to discuss the deadly attack in Kashmir.

He calls this time a "critical" period and said India must show that the country stands united against terrorism.

Sreoshi Mukherjee reports from New Delhi...

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POWER RETURNING IN SPAIN AND PORTUGAL

Power supplies are starting to return to parts of Spain and Portugal after a huge outage.

Many areas were brought to a standstill with trains stopped, planes grounded, phone and internet services down and traffic lights not working.

Portugal's grid operator claimed the outage was caused by a fault in the Spanish electricity system due to a "rare atmospheric phenomenon".

Travel expert Simon Calder says it's had a big impact on travelers.

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LIBERALS PROJECTED TO WIN CANADA ELECTION

Mark Carney's Liberal Party is projected to win Canada's election.

It's a turnaround for the Liberals who were languishing behind The Conservatives in the polls just months ago.

The election has been held with the backdrop of trade disputes with Washington, and President Trump insisting Canada should become the 51st state of the US.

Journalist Brad Gibson says the departure of Justin Trudeau as leader and Prime Minister was the first turning point for the Liberals.

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CARNEY WINS CANADIAN ELECTION - LOCAL MEDIA


Prime minister Mark Carney has won the Canadian election, according to broadcasters there.

But it's unclear if they've secured a parliamentary majority.

The former Bank of England governor took over as party leader from Justin Trudeau earlier this year.

James Matthews is in Ottawa

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India and Pakistani troops trade fire as tensions simmer

India says Pakistan's Army has violated the ceasefire for the fifth straight night.

The countries have downgraded ties and expelled diplomats as ties tensions simmer over last week's terror attack in Indian administered Kashmir.

26 people were killed after armed gunmen opened fire at a popular tourist spot.

India claims that Pakistan based terror groups carried out the attack, a claim Islamabad has denied.

Neha Poonia has more.

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​Judge to hear opening salvos in Harvard vs Trump funding freeze case

A judge in Boston will hear the opening salvos in Harvard's lawsuit against the Trump Administration on Monday - after the President froze more than $2billion in research funding. The case is seen as a symbol of resistance against the White House's attacks on higher education. Toni Waterman has more from Washington.

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