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UN Human Rights Committee Urges India to Act Against Hate Speech, Discrimination and Hate Crimes
The United Nations Human Rights Committee has issued a stark warning to India, urging the...
US halts immigrant visa processing for staff training
The United States Department of State has implemented a comprehensive and immediate halt to all...
Bihar Protests Turn Violent: Police Use Water Cannons as Student Demonstrators Clash in Patna
The latest wave of protests has taken a violent turn in the eastern Indian state...
Israel seizes UN facility in East Jerusalem – and vows to close it down
** Israel’s police and army entered a UNDP community centre in Silwan, East Jerusalem, announcing its permanent closure and return to state ownership—a move condemned by the UN and likely to be taken to the International Court of Justice.
Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Trump Declares Sea Route Mine-Free as Iran and Oman Seek Safe Shipping Deal
US President Donald Trump has said the US Navy has removed or detonated all known...
Tamil Nadu to build 2,500 worker homes at Gangaikondan park
The Tamil Nadu government has formally announced a significant expansion of its industrial infrastructure and...
Canada imposes 50 tariffs on US goods over trade barriers
Canada, Ottawa has formally announced a sweeping retaliatory measure against the United States, imposing tariffs...
France sees record-early grape harvest amid heatwaves
The rolling hills of Champagne, a region globally synonymous with celebration and precision, have this...
Danish PM Mette Frederiksen’s Viral Reply to Cosmetic Surgery Suggestion Sparks Debate Over Women, Appearance and Privacy
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has ignited a national discussion on personal autonomy and gender bias after publicly rejecting an unsolicited message from a cosmetic surgeon proposing nose surgery.
Mysuru City Corporation issues notices to 382 abandoned vehicles
In a move to restore urban order and protect the aesthetic appeal of its heritage sites, the Mysuru City Corporation (MCP) has issued formal notices to 382 vehicles identified as abandoned on public roads. The systematic survey, conducted by a joint team of municipal engineers and traffic police, warns owners that non-compliance will result in vehicle towing and potential auction. This crackdown addresses road congestion issues affecting 8% of the city's network, particularly in high-traffic zones like Devaraja Market and Brindavan Garden precincts. Alongside enforcement, the corporation has outlined plans to expand parking infrastructure by 20% and implement smart parking technologies in the upcoming fiscal budget to tackle the root causes of illegal parking.
Iran May Have Little Left to Lose: Why America’s Economic Squeeze May Not Force Tehran to Bend
Iran’s economy is under unprecedented pressure as the United States expands sanctions targeting oil, finance and trade. But after decades of surviving economic isolation, Tehran may have developed enough alternative networks and strategic partnerships to withstand further pressure. The bigger question is whether Washington can turn economic pain into political concessions—or whether maximum pressure will only deepen Iran’s resistance.
USS Abraham Lincoln to dock in Thailand after record 200-day deployment
The United States Navy supercarrier USS Abraham Lincoln is scheduled to dock in Thailand next...
Supreme Court sets special bench to examine Centre’s plea on OBC creamy layer criteria
The Supreme Court of India has agreed to constitute a special bench to examine the...
US Treasury Sanctions 4 Indian Firms in Iran Pressure Campaign
The United States Treasury has escalated its financial containment strategy against the Islamic Republic of...
Trump Administration to Return Diplomats to Middle East Embassies
An internal State Department memorandum reveals plans to gradually return foreign service officers to embassies across the Middle East, including Kuwait, Bahrain, Jordan, and Oman. The decision follows a recent de-escalation with Iran and improved risk assessments, marking the end of a temporary evacuation initiated in early 2024 due to heightened tensions.
