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Pilgrims stone “Greater Satan” as Hajj Rituals continue

June 6, 2025

Nine passengers brutally executed after abduction from Quetta-Lahore bus
Gunmen kill 9 passenger after abduction Quetta: At least nine passengers were brutally killed after being abducted from a bus en route from Quetta to Lahore, officials confirmed Friday. The incident occurred near Zhob, a town in northern Balochistan, where heavily armed militants intercepted the passenger bus, forcibly removed selected passengers, and executed them after…
Japan’s Nissan says $5.9bn bond offering is oversubscribed
TOKYO — Japanese auto maker Nissan Motor has raised a total of 860 billion yen ($5.9 billion) from the sale of bonds to finance the redemption of maturing debt and invest in new technologies, including electrification and software. The transaction is part of a broader effort by the company to strengthen its finances and turn…
TikTok reorganizes US operations as Trump ‘deal’ still up in the air
PALO ALTO, California/HONG KONG — TikTok is restructuring its U.S. operations, including revamping its trust and safety team and its e-commerce arm TikTok Shop, as the popular social media app waits for clarity on a deal to sell its American business that President Donald Trump indicated was close. The ByteDance-owned platform has undergone a major overhaul…
Iran could recover some uranium, but Israel is watching, Israeli official says
WASHINGTON — Israel believes at least some of Iran’s highly enriched uranium was buried beneath Iran’s Isfahan facility by U.S. strikes and not destroyed or moved beforehand, a senior Israeli government official said in Washington on Wednesday night. But it is effectively unreachable, the official said, because Israel is watching, and if it believes Iran…
Panasonic delays full production at US battery plant as Tesla sales drop
OSAKA — Tesla supplier Panasonic Holdings has backpedaled on its internal goal for electric vehicle battery production at a U.S. factory in the state of Kansas, Nikkei has learned. While the Japanese electronics giant was initially aiming for full production of an annual 30 gigawatt-hours by the end of March 2027, it will postpone the…
Japan upper house election becomes referendum on consumption tax cut
TOKYO — Japan’s looming upper house election is shaping up as a referendum on whether the country should cut its consumption tax, as households continue to struggle with a cost-of-living crisis. A clear dividing line has been drawn between the ruling coalition of the Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito, which is advocating for one-time cash…
Online influencer calls out insurance company for denial of coverage
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Large stock deals soar in India as ‘window of opportunity’ opens
MUMBAI — The number of block and bulk stock deals on Indian equity markets rose sharply in May and June as domestic mutual funds’ buying spree brought stock prices up from the 10-month low they hit in March. Analysts see the trend as a sign of early bullishness, as block and bulk purchases represent sellers’…
Justin Bieber shares family photos — and hints that a new album is coming
Justin Bieber is sending fans into a frenzy after sharing a series of intimate family portraits on his Instagram stories along with clues of an imminent album drop. On Thursday, the pop star posted predominantly black-and-white images that show Justin Bieber, 31, and his wife posing with their son, Jack Blues Bieber. In one photo,…