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January 26, 2025

Trump Clears Biden’s Halted Bomb Shipment

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Former U.S. President Joe Biden had previously halted the shipment of hundreds of bombs weighing one ton each, facing widespread criticism. However, upon taking office, Trump reversed Biden’s order.

In May of last year, Biden had blocked the shipment of 1,800 bombs, each weighing one ton. On Saturday, January 25, Trump wrote on his social media platform, Truth Social, “Much of it is on its way to Israel. Israel had ordered various types of bombs and paid for them. But Biden did not deliver them to Israel. Now they are heading to Israel,” thus announcing the lifting of Biden’s suspension.

Earlier on Saturday, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin informed the Senate Appropriations Committee that they had halted a shipment of ammunition to Israel due to concerns over Rafah. Biden had also cited similar reasons for blocking the shipment.

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International, Israel, Middle East, News, Pakistan

Key Points in the Gaza Ceasefire Agreement

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International, Lead, News

Trial Begins for Man Accused of Attempting to Murder Salman Rushdie

The trial has begun in the United States for the man accused of attempting to murder Indian-born British novelist and controversial writer Salman Rushdie. In 2022, Rushdie was brutally stabbed in front of an audience while delivering a lecture in western New York. On Tuesday, February 11, British news outlet BBC reported this information. According […]

Africa, International

Sudanese Army Recaptures Wad Madani, Marking Potential Turning Point in Civil War

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France, International, Lead, Middle East

Iran Urges France to Reconsider Approach Ahead of Nuclear Talks

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India, International, Lead

Insult to Indian Flag in Bangladesh Highlights Growing Hindu and India Hatred Among Extremists

Nafis Sadique Shatil Fundamentalist groups are disrespecting the national flag of India in various university campuses in Bangladesh due to hatred of India. The rise of radical Islamist ideologies in Bangladesh has led to an alarming spread of religious extremism, particularly among the youth. This has significantly fueled anti-Hindu and anti-India sentiments in the country. […]

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