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Vietnam’s To Lam Secures Presidency, Consolidating Power

Hanoi — To Lam was unanimously elected Vietnam’s state president by the National Assembly on Tuesday, consolidating power as he

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Russian Court Jails Ex-Kursk Governor for Corruption

Moscow— A Russian court sentenced former Kursk region governor Alexei Smirnov to 14 years in prison for corruption, state news

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Artemis II Crew Sets Record Distance in Historic Lunar Flyby

Houston— The four-member crew of Artemis II flew farther from Earth than any humans in history on Monday, reaching a

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Ex-SAS Soldier Charged in Afghanistan War Crimes Case

Melbourne— An Australian former Special Air Service soldier has been charged with the murder of five unarmed Afghans during deployments

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Drone Strike Kills Three in Russia’s Vladimir Region as Air Defences Down Over 260 UAVs

Moscow— A Ukrainian drone strike killed three civilians, including a child, in Russia’s Vladimir region on Tuesday after hitting residential

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Bangladesh Mounts Emergency Measles Drive as Outbreak Intensifies

Dhaka — Bangladesh has launched an emergency vaccination campaign targeting more than one million children as a rapidly spreading outbreak

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NewsDesk MC April 6, 2026April 6, 2026 agrarian economy, agriculture sector, CFR pricing, commodity markets, crop nutrients, domestic production decline, energy linkage, farm economy, fertiliser demand, fertiliser policy, fertiliser pricing, food security, global commodities, Gulf exports, import dependency, india, Indian Potash Limited, industrial inputs, Iran war impact, LNG supply, Middle East conflict, monsoon sowing, supply disruption, tender process, trade flows, urea imports

India Scrambles for Urea as War Disrupts Fertiliser Flows

Mumbai— India is seeking to import 2.5 million metric tons of urea to stabilise domestic supplies hit by disruptions linked

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Spy Agency Flags Kim Heiress Signal in Orchestrated Military Display

Seoul — South Korea’s intelligence agency has assessed that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has positioned his teenage daughter

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Airstrikes Hit Iran Cities, Kill Dozens as Conflict Intensifies

Tehran — An airstrike on a residential building near the city of Eslamshar southwest of Tehran killed at least 13

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Energy Shock Forces Cairo Curfew as Iran War Strains Egypt Economy

Cairo — Egypt has imposed early closing hours for shops and businesses across Cairo to curb soaring energy costs linked