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Iran agrees to pause, but with strict conditions

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US-Iran announce two-week ceasefire, but fresh strikes keep region on edge

PGurus Newsdesk - April 8, 2026

Iran conflict update: Top intelligence chief killed

International/ World news

IRGC intelligence chief Majid Khademi killed in US-Israel strikes on Iran

Strait of Hormuz tensions rise amid threat of wider regional conflict

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Iran slams Trump’s 48-hour threat as “stupid”, warns of ‘gates of hell’

Geopolitics begins to impact economic ties

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Pakistan told to return $2 billion to UAE, cash crunch worries resurface

Macron’s remarks reflect broader frustration within Europe over the lack of a consistent US strategy, particularly at a time when coordinated international action is seen as critical

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“You shouldn’t talk every day”: Macron hits out at Trump’s Iran war stance

Coolpad to invest $300 mn for phone manufacturing

Coolpad to invest $300 mn for phone manufacturing

Author - October 9, 2015 2

US stocks rally on Fed minutes' cues

US stocks rally on Fed minutes’ cues

Author - October 9, 2015 1

Congress alleges over ₹6,000 crores ‘Black Money’ sent out of India

Congress alleges over ₹6,000 crores ‘Black Money’ sent out of India

Author - October 9, 2015 1

BCCI to talk to Pepsi on sponsorship issue

BCCI to talk to Pepsi on sponsorship issue

Author - October 9, 2015 1

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