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India end Australia’s World Cup reign with record run chase in Navi Mumbai
Baku–Tbilisi–Kars Railway Marks 8 Years, Boosts Middle Corridor Capacity
Eight years on, the BTK rail corridor boosts East–West trade and expands capacity across the Middle Corridor
Sumitomo Signs Financing for Uzbekistan’s Largest Solar and Battery Project
Sumitomo Corporation and partners secure financing with global banks to build 1,000 MW of solar capacity and 1,336 MWh of battery storage in Samarkand and Bukhara, advancing Uzbekistan’s clean energy transition
Qatar PM Blames Palestinian Side for Ceasefire Breach after Attack on Israeli Soldier
Qatar’s Sheikh Mohammed says a Palestinian faction breached the truce in Rafah, as Israel launched deadly retaliatory strikes and Doha works with Washington to keep the ceasefire in place
China and US Reach Economic Consensus on TikTok, Tariffs and Rare Earths After Xi–Trump Talks
Beijing says both sides agreed on key trade issues, including TikTok and tariff reductions, as rare-earth export controls and port fees are paused for one year
Belarus Says Eurasia Holds Key to New Global Security Framework
At a security forum in Minsk, Belarus’s deputy foreign minister says Europe’s “NATO-centric” model has failed, urging Eurasian nations to lead in building a new global security order
Lavrov says Russia ready to offer ‘security guarantees’ to EU and NATO
At a security forum in Minsk, Russia’s top diplomat claims Moscow has “no plans” to attack NATO states and is open to formal security pledges
U.S. to Reduce Troop Presence in Romania, Ending Brigade Rotations, Ministry Says
Leaving about 1,000 troops in the country as Washington shifts focus toward European self-defense and Indo-Pacific priorities