Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that Israeli airstrikes over the weekend significantly weakened Iran’s military capabilities by targeting missile factories and facilities. The strikes, which killed two Iranian soldiers, were in response to an earlier missile barrage from Iran, raising tensions in the Middle East.
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Elon Musk allegedly worked illegally in the US during the 1990s while developing his startup, Zip2. He came to Palo Alto in 1995 but did not enroll at Stanford University, potentially violating student work authorization requirements. Musk has not commented on the claims.
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Mitchell Santner’s exceptional bowling led New Zealand to their first-ever Test series win in India with a 113-run victory in Pune. Santner’s standout 7-53 spell in the first innings set the stage for the triumph, marking India’s first home series defeat since 2012. India and New Zealand will now head to Mumbai for the...
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The United States deported a planeload of illegal Indian immigrants on October 22 as part of cooperation with India on migration and mobility. The Department of Homeland Security emphasized their commitment to countering human smuggling and promoting legal migration. Since June 2024, the DHS has repatriated over 160,000 individuals globally, including India.
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Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is hopeful for Trump’s return to the presidency, expecting beneficial policies for Israel despite Trump’s mixed messages. Analysts suggest a Trump victory would provide Netanyahu greater freedom, contrasting Biden’s more critical stance. Meanwhile, Palestinians remain skeptical of both candidates.
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Former Pakistan batter Basit Ali believes that India’s overconfidence led to their first home series loss in 12 years against New Zealand. He criticized India’s batting and bowling performances while highlighting the absence of Mohammed Shami for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy, predicting difficulties for India’s fast bowling attack in Australia.
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