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1. Pak Minister Threatens War Against India Over Water Security Amid Crisis

   Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif threatens war against India over water security amid internal crisis.

2. 54 Injured, 18 Missing As Explosion Rocks Qatar's Natural Gas Hub

   54 Injured, 18 Missing As Explosion Rocks Qatar's Natural Gas Hub

3. First High-Level US-Iran Talks See Key Agreements After Brief Walkout

   The joint statement said the summit was conducted in a "positive and constructive atmosphere," with encouraging progress made.

4. Woman, 76, Killed After Tesla Driver On Autopilot Crashes Into Her Texas Home

   Tesla Model 3 with automated driving crashed into a Texas house, fatally hitting a woman.

5. Pressure Builds On Keir Starmer To Resign As UK Prime Minister

   Starmer has publicly vowed to stay in office, but pressure is building as more and more Labour Party colleagues conclude that his time is up.

6. US-Iran War News Live Updates: Trump Issues Threat To Iran As Peace Talks Underway

   US-Iran Peace Talks Live Updates: JD Vance had on Thursday cancelled his trip to Switzerland amid rising tension in Lebanon between Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah.

7. Florida Man Attempts To Steal Medical Helicopter At Crash Scene He Caused

   After being cleared medically, Ferrer was taken to Hernando County Detention Center, where he continued resisting deputies during booking.

8. JD Vance Names His 2 "Favourite" Indian, Pakistani People. One Is Asim Munir

   JD Vance made the comments during the US-Iran talks in Switzerland

9. After Trump's "Will Hit Harder" Threat, Iran's "Be Careful" Advice

   "Will Hit Iran Again, Only Harder": Trump While US-Iran Peace Talks Underway

10. Jordan Hangs 6 Over "Terrorism", Ending 9-Year Death Penalty Pause

    A government spokesperson said more than 100 people remain on death row in Jordan and that executions would proceed "one by one".