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Iran attack on Kuwait airport kills one Indian national, injures 63 as Kuwait expels two embassy staff
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Iran attack on Kuwait airport kills one Indian national, injures 63 as Kuwait expels two embassy staff

An Iranian missile and drone attack on Kuwait's international airport killed one Indian national and injured 63 on June 3, prompting Kuwait to expel two Iranian diplomats.

Trump confirms swearing at Netanyahu over Lebanon strikes
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Trump confirms swearing at Netanyahu over Lebanon strikes

Trump admitted cursing at Netanyahu in a phone call over Israel's attacks on Lebanon, saying he was 'perturbed' but still has a strong relationship with him

Bangladesh raises electricity prices 16% in latest Middle East war-driven hike
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Bangladesh raises electricity prices 16% in latest Middle East war-driven hike

Bangladesh hiked electricity prices by 16% on June 3 as the Middle East conflict drives up fuel import costs, adding pressure to households already battling high inflation.

Israel strikes near Beirut and across southern Lebanon as diplomats meet in Washington
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Israel strikes near Beirut and across southern Lebanon as diplomats meet in Washington

Israel struck a target near Beirut and killed six people in the south on Wednesday, as Israeli and Lebanese diplomats held a second day of talks in Washington

Iran says Kuwait and Bahrain bear direct responsibility for US attacks
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Iran says Kuwait and Bahrain bear direct responsibility for US attacks

Iran's foreign ministry blamed Kuwait and Bahrain for US strikes on Iranian assets as drone attacks hit Kuwait's airport and Bahrain reported overnight missile fire

India removes CBSE chief over marking fiasco
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India removes CBSE chief over marking fiasco

India's top exam board chief and secretary have been removed after a new digital marking system produced wrong grades for nearly 2 million students, sparking nationwide protests