Morning Digest | Three killed, several wounded in Copenhagen shooting; tribal woman in Madhya Pradesh set ablaze over land dispute, and more
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Three killed, several wounded in Copenhagen shooting: Police
Gunfire in a Copenhagen mall Sunday left several dead and several wounded, Danish police said, adding they had arrested one person in his twenties. Images from the scene showed parents carrying their children as they fled the building and ambulance personnel carrying people away on stretchers.
Congress, BJP in war of words after arrested LeT terrorist linked to saffron party
A political slugfest erupted between the BJP and the Congress in Jammu and Kashmir after a top Lashker-e-Taiba terrorist, overpowered by locals and handed over to the police, was reported to be an active member of the saffron party who was recently selected as its IT and social media cell in-charge of the minority morcha in the Jammu province.
Tribal woman in Madhya Pradesh’s Guna district set ablaze over land dispute
A 38-year-old tribal woman is battling for life after allegedly being set on fire by a group of people, including two women, for resisting their bid to encroach upon her family land in the Guna area of Madhya Pradesh on Saturday.
Supreme Court verdict on PM Modi clean chit ‘historic’, says Amit Shah
Taiwanese journalist Lin Chen-you is accused of bribing military officers for sensitive information to relay to China.
Syrian army expands control over northern regions amid Kurdish clashes, following a decree recognizing Kurdish as a national language.
Indonesian authorities locate wreckage of missing surveillance plane with 11 on board; search for survivors continues amidst challenging conditions.
JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon confirms he was never offered the Federal Reserve chair, supporting Trump's claim.
Inmates in Guatemalan prisons take guards hostage, prompting negotiations as authorities refuse to meet their demands.
The EU and Mercosur sign a landmark free trade agreement, enhancing trade ties amidst global protectionism and geopolitical tensions.
EU leaders warn that Trump's tariff threats over Greenland could lead to economic decline and strain transatlantic relations.
An avalanche in Austria has claimed three more lives, raising the total fatalities to eight in recent incidents.
FBI's top 10 fugitive Alejandro Rosales Castillo arrested in Mexico, charged with murder, robbery, and kidnapping.
Israel criticizes the U.S. for announcing a Gaza oversight committee without coordination, conflicting with its policies.
Trump announces a 10% tariff on eight European nations opposing U.S. Greenland control, escalating to 25% if no deal is reached.
Thousands protest in Denmark against Trump's Greenland takeover, demanding respect for democracy and self-determination.
Ukrainian delegation in U.S. for peace talks amid Russian attacks on energy sites, aiming for a postwar agreement.