Nadda says FIRs against protesting students will go
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Kallas says Hormuz diplomacy has produced ‘no results’
Her comments come after U.S. forces struck Iranian positions near Larak Island on Sunday.
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Senegal forward Mbaye joins Aston Villa from PSG
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Trump claimed U.S. growth could hit 20%, a rate almost never seen in modern history
The U.S. economy grew at just 1.5% in the second quarter of 2026, and only one quarter since 1947 has ever hit 20% growth