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Dinara, a popular social media influencer from Moscow, has taken the internet by storm with her unconventional quest to find an Indian husband. During her visit to an Indian shopping mall, she posed with a male mannequin holding a sign that read, «Looking for an Indian husband (unmarried).» The sign also included a QR code linking directly to her Instagram profile, making it easy for interested individuals to connect with her.

instructors who train Ukrainian soldiers in the country would have no «immunity» from Russian strikes, the Kremlin said Tuesday, amid reports that France could despatch military trainers to Ukraine.

Michael Novogratz’s Galaxy Digital has tokenized a Stradivarius violin valued at $9 million as collateral for a loan.

UFC 302 had a VVIP guest in guise of former US President Donald Trump. While the Republican frontrunner received positive reception from the crowd, New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers reportedly ignored Trump.

Iran's foreign ministry has summoned the Chinese ambassador in Tehran to protest about a China-UAE statement related to Iran's sovereignty over three Islands also claimed by the UAE. During Sunday's meeting with the Chinese ambassador in Tehran, Mohammad AliBek, an aide to the foreign minister and the director general of the Iranian Foreign Ministry's Persian Gulf Department, recalled the special ties between the two sides and noted that respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the countries is one of the renowned and fundamental principles in international relations.

The Bank of Canada and Federal Reserve are likely to part ways soon — whether it is this week or next month — and that could mean trouble for the Canadian dollar.

phone and tried to think. Nothing came to mind other than angry friends and offended relatives. They were constantly pouting at me, and when we met on the street, they'd turn away or step into some store. They all considered me a bad person. They were irritated that I managed my financial affairs so badly, I could never hold on to money. What irritated them most of all was that I could never hold on to their money. All these thoughts made me hungry again. I had to make some decision. If we were Americans, it occurred to me, they would bring cash if you called 911. In neat little stacks wrapped in gold foil. Like a fairy tale. And they'd sing 'Heppi byozdei tu yu' in quiet voices. Finally, I took yesterday's card out of my pocket and stared at it....

Oil prices edged lower on Monday as investors digested the complex deal brokered by producer group OPEC+ to extend various layers of output cuts, much of them into 2025. Brent crude futures for August delivery were down 42 cents at $80.69 a barrel by 1318 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures for July delivery slipped 45 cents to $76.54.

abusive content such as deepfakes. While acknowledging the growing use of AI-generated deepfakes in elections globally, including in countries like India, the United States, Pakistan, and Indonesia, Smith reassured that Microsoft has not detected significant attempts to exploit AI in the European Parliamentary elections.Highlighting instances of deepfake videos surfacing during India's general election, where Bollywood actors criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Smith underscored the potential threat posed by AI-generated disinformation.

OPEC+ extended its production cuts as it seeks to bolster a fragile market, but also set a date to begin bringing some oil back online later this year.

Saudi Arabia and allied oil producing countries have extended their deep output cuts aimed at supporting slack prices

Media magnate Rupert Murdoch, who is 93, has married for the fifth time

BBC reported on 3 June.The Chinese ministry, in a post on its official WeChat channel, stated that MI6 operatives turned a Chinese man identified only by his surname Wang and his wife surnamed Zhou against Beijing, the report said, adding the duo worked in 'core confidential' departments in a Chinese state agency.ALSO READ: US and allies clash with China and Russia over North Korea's launches and threats to use nukesAccording to the report, the Chinese ministry also alleged the UK's Secret Intelligence Service began cultivating Wang in 2015 when he went to the UK for his studies under a Sino-British exchange programme."Wang was initially hesitant but could not resist [the operatives'] repeated persuasion, enticement and even coercion, and eventually agreed," BBC quoted the ministry said in a statement on WeChat, that added, "Under Wang's strong instigation, Zhou agreed to collect intelligence... and he and his wife became British spies."Adding more, China said that UK took 'special care' of Wang and invited him to dinners.

ZMINA news that her daughter faced abuses and was beaten which she she got to know from her letters. “They were trying to lure my daughter to the Russian side with both sweet promises of a big salary and intimidation.

Mayor of Kingstown" is set to premiere this June on Paramount+. With fans eagerly awaiting its return, here are the essential details on the release date, schedule, and how to watch the latest episodes of this gripping series.

Zelenskiy met heads of state and legislators in Singapore late on Saturday and early on Sunday, seeking security assistance and support for a peace summit after arriving for a surprise visit to the Shangri-La Dialogue.

remains of a Jewish-American soldier who was killed in 1944 in France during World War II, have been brought to his home in the US after 80 years. According to 'New York Post', 1st Lt. Nathan Baskind from Pittsburgh, was 28 years old when he was killed. The Allied Forces soldier survived the D-Day invasion but got injured, he was captured later and was admitted to a hospital with wounds. He died later and was cremated along with Nazi soldiers in France.

Helsinki returned a book after more than 84 years. He borrowed the book in the year 1939 from one of the public libraries. This was the year the Second World War broke out in Europe before it spread to the rest of the world.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy concluded long-term security agreements with Sweden and Norway on Friday, a sign of Western commitment to Ukraine as Kyiv seeks further military support from the West in the war with Russia. Zelenskyy visited Stockholm as Western nations discuss whether to let Kyiv use weapons provided by them to strike targets inside Russia. The security deals with Sweden and Norway bring to 15 the number of agreements Kyiv has signed with Western nations. Under the latest deal, Sweden will transfer two ASC 890 surveillance aircraft — seen as crucial for identifying incoming cruise missiles and drones and identifying targets in the air and at sea — as well as its entire stock of armoured tracked personnel carriers. But Stockholm will not yet transfer Saab Gripen fighter jets to Ukraine. Sweden joined the Western military alliance this year and does not have such jets.

U.S. President Joe Biden approved Ukraine using U.S. weapons to strike targets inside Russia that were attacking the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, after Kyiv sought authorization from Washington in recent weeks, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken confirmed on Friday. Speaking at a news conference in Prague after an informal meeting of NATO foreign ministers, Blinken did not specifically say whether Biden's authorization could expand to include other Russian cities and targets that are deeper inside Russia. He said Washington's move, a marked change in policy by Biden, who had steadfastly refused to allow Ukraine to use American weaponry for strikes inside Russia, was a result of U.S. strategy of adjusting and adapting to the battleground. Now, he said, the U.S. is responding to what it has seen in and around the Kharkiv region.

Inflation ticked up to an annual 2.6% in Europe in May