Campaigning for byelection ends in Madurantakam and Dharapuram
Biljana Plavsic, a Former Bosnian Serb Political Leader, Has Died
Biljana Plavšić dies at 64 in Banja Luka
Iran oil minister resigns as war with US drags into eighth month
Keralam government gets legal opinion to proceed against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar in abetment to suicide case
Director Aditya Dhar is confident that his film Dhurandhar 2 will be a strong contender for National Awards, thanks to its unique storyline, impressive production values, and widespread critical acclaim.
The Supreme Court of India has ruled against a bid by the Jharkhand government to...
** "Chris Taylor secured a decisive victory in the Wisconsin state supreme court election, shifting the balance of power in favor of liberal judges. Her win marks a significant gain for Democrats ahead of the 2024 presidential election and sets the stage for a potentially contentious outcome in Wisconsin."
In a significant development, oil prices have plummeted while US stock futures have surged after...
** Australian veteran Ben Roberts-Smith, a Victoria Cross recipient, has been held in custody after failing to apply for bail on five war crimes charges related to his time in the SAS in Afghanistan. The decorated soldier has consistently denied wrongdoing. As the case unfolds, Australia's Department of Defence conducts an inquiry into alleged war crimes by special forces.
New Zealand's foreign minister, Winston Peters, has requested that the US send fuel tankers to the Pacific region to mitigate economic impacts caused by the ongoing Middle East crisis. The move aims to stabilize the region's energy markets and ensure continued access to energy supplies.
In a sudden shift, President Trump has abandoned his ultimatum to Iran, following warnings of a potential military conflict. The U.S. administration now signals a willingness to engage in talks with Iran, sparking questions and concerns over the terms and conditions of a possible agreement.
US and Iran agree to provisional ceasefire with Tehran saying it will reopen strait of...
** A months-long military campaign pitting the US and Israel against Iran has sparked widespread concern, regional instability, and global market jitters since its February 28 launch. The conflict has escalated, with airstrikes, ballistic missile launches, and other operations targeting Iranian targets, resulting in reported casualties, damaged equipment, and a surge in oil prices.
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has made a last-ditch effort to ease the escalating tensions...
As the Tamil Nadu state assembly elections approach, tensions between the Congress party and its...
Union Home Minister Amit Shah reacted strongly to a scathing remark made by his Congress...
** The 49ers are set to make a major statement in the NFL, reportedly targeting a $90M Giants Pro Bowler in a bold bid to enhance their roster ahead of the 2025 season.
** Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has brought forward his trip to Singapore to discuss the ongoing fuel crisis with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang. The meeting aims to find solutions to the fuel shortage, including increased imports from China, and mitigate its impact on the Australian economy. The situation is complex, and the government faces significant challenges in resolving the crisis.
** "The United Nations Security Council has hit a roadblock as Russia and China veto a proposed resolution to address the crisis in the Strait of Hormuz. The move has raised concerns about the region's security and the global oil supply, as tensions between Iran and the United States remain high. Diplomats across the world are urging a peaceful resolution to the crisis, but progress remains uncertain."
The ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and China have led to an increase in accounting tricks and trade fraud, undermining the effectiveness of tariffs as a policy tool and making it challenging to track the true economic impact of trade agreements and tariff regimes.
In a bid to ease the escalating conflict in Afghanistan, Islamabad has proposed a two-week...
A growing number of conservative figures have publicly expressed their disapproval of President Trump's Iran policy, sparking a heated debate over the US approach to international relations and global stability. Among those speaking out are prominent Republicans Marjorie Taylor Greene, Tucker Carlson, and Senator Ron Johnson, who are urging a more diplomatic solution to the ongoing conflict.
