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A video of Ali Shamkhani's daughter wearing a strapless wedding gown at a luxury hotel has sparked outrage in Iran. Critics accuse the regime of hypocrisy, contrasting the lavish Western-style ceremony with strict hijab laws enforced on ordinary women. The incident highlights perceived double standards for the elite amidst ongoing crackdowns on women's rights.
China's trade ministry is probing US semiconductor firms, demanding sensitive sales data and customer details for an anti-dumping investigation into analog chips. This move escalates the ongoing trade war, with both nations imposing restrictions and probes, creating significant pressure for companies operating in both markets.
US President Donald Trump once again claimed he averted a war between India and Pakistan by threatening steep trade tariffs. He stated that warning both nations of 200% tariffs pushed them to de-escalate tensions following military actions. India, however, has consistently denied any foreign intervention in its diplomatic and military responses.
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Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert is set to play against the Minnesota Vikings tonight. He is not on the injury report. Herbert has a history of injuries but appears fit. He spoke about the Vikings' strong defense and their star player Harrison Smith. The game starts at 5:15 p.m. PDT at SoFi Stadium.
Pollywood star Neeru Bajwa shared her cherished Diwali traditions, emphasizing family, faith, and festive food. She revealed her love for sweets, especially gujiya, and how visiting the Gurdwara is a highlight. Bajwa also spoke fondly of childhood memories and declared her children as the 'light of her life,' ahead of her upcoming film 'Madhaniyan.'