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Oil is back above $92 and inflation fears are sending U.S. bond yields to their highest since January 2025

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India needs to be more vocal on international law violations: Palestine Foreign Minister

In this exclusive conversation with The Hindu, the Palestinian Foreign Minister discusses the future of Gaza, the viability of the two-state solution, West Bank settler violence, Donald Trump’s peace plan, and the role of the international community.

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‘Since It Is a Black Cemetery and Has the Stigma of Slavery, No One Wants to Touch It’

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Napoli’s ex Man Utd star McTominay needs surgery for irregular heartbeat

Scotland international Scott McTominay, who joined Napoli from Manchester United, to undergo heart surgery.

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The Guardian•

MapQuest app reaches No 1 on US Apple list after defying Trump’s Lake Ontario order

Navigating app surpasses Google and Apple Maps on top-downloaded US chart after posting ‘we’re not changing it’ A pioneering online mapping app that defied Donald Trump by refusing to rename Lake Ontario has become the most in-demand navigation tool in the US.

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