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    Honouring Pope Leo's fearless stand: Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf hails Pontiff's message against war crimes

    In a post on X, Qalibaf wrote, "Honouring Pope Leo's fearless stand! "I have no fear" echoes as he condemns the war crimes of Israel and the US. This slogan lights the path for all who refuse to stay silent on the killing of innocents. @Pontifex leadership inspires millions - thank you for this light!"

    Pope says doesn't fear Trump, has 'moral duty to speak out' against war

    Pope Leo XIV asserted his moral duty to advocate for peace, unfazed by President Trump's criticism of his calls to end the Middle East conflict. The pontiff, on his way to Algeria, emphasized the Church's clear mission to promote reconciliation, stating he fears neither the Trump administration nor speaking the Gospel's message. He also called for forgiveness in Algeria.

    Amid Iran war, India in mission mode to secure fertiliser supplies

    West Asia War: India is actively securing fertilizer supplies from new global partners. This comes as conflicts in West Asia impact current shipments. New Delhi is in talks with countries like Russia, Indonesia, and Morocco. These efforts aim to ensure sufficient urea and phosphatic fertilizers for the upcoming planting season.

    FIFA World Cup travel costs: How to plan and budget smartly for football’s most expensive carnival

    FIFA World Cup 2026 turns a fan trip into a high-cost, multi-country journey.

    LPG cylinder price hike: Government announces big change on refill rule amid ongoing Iran-Israel war

    The Indian government has increased the LPG booking period from 21 days to 25 days to curb hoarding amid the ongoing Iran-Israel war. This comes after domestic and commercial LPG cylinder prices were hiked in the country two days ago. Officials said that there is a sufficient supply of LPG available in the country.

    India, Algeria explore partnership to fight common terror threat from Pak-based Salafists

    Indian MPs visited Algeria to explore boosting counter-terror cooperation amid shared concerns about Pakistan-based Salafi forces. Discussions focused on cross-border terrorism, particularly after a recent attack in Pahalgam. Algeria, with its own history of battling terrorism, has had strained relations with Pakistan due to alleged ISI links with terror groups.

    The Economic Times
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