Putin’s Attack Dog Vows ‘Decisive Response’ as Drone Incursions Spark NATO Panic Across Europe
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov warned, 'Any aggression against my country will be met with a decisive response.'
Greenspan, Bernanke and Yellen urge Supreme Court to let Lisa Cook keep her job as a Fed governor
WASHINGTON (AP) — Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke, Janet Yellen and other former top economic officials appointed by presidents of both parties urged the Supreme Court on Thursday to preserve the…
Moldova faces general election, with EU bid at stake
Moldova's president accuses the opposition of threatening the country's "European future" as voters pass judgement on her party's government.
Asia Cup: Salman Ali Agha breaks silence on handshake controversy
Pakistan's cricket captain, Salman Ali Agha, has responded to the recent handshake controversy with India during the ongoing T20 Asia Cup 2025.
Stampede At Vijay’s Rally In Karur: HM Amit Shah, President Droupadi Murmu Express Deep Grief Over Tragic Loss Of Lives In Tamil Nadu
In a tragic incident, around 30 people lost their lives, including several children after stampede occurred at actor-turned-politician Vijay’s roadshow in Karur on Saturday night. Dozens more were left critically…
Bengal man arrested for ₹1cr extortion threats to Kapil Sharma
The Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested a man from West Bengal in connection with an extortion case involving comedian-actor Kapil Sharma.
Pakistan Defence Minister defends ‘hybrid’ rule, downplays army dominance
Pakistan's Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has defended the country's "hybrid" governance model in an interview with broadcaster and writer Mehdi Hasan.
Centre considers extending parliamentary standing committees’ tenures by 2 years
The Indian government is mulling over extending the tenure of parliamentary standing committees from one year to two.
Bangladeshi Diaspora Protests Outside UN Against Muhammad Yunus, Alleges Rise In Minority Atrocities; Video
Speaking to ANI, the protester highlighted that there is a "dire condition" in Bangladesh, and since Yunus assumed power, minorities, including Hindus and people of other religions, have faced killings,…
China warns Japan businesses over spying after conviction: sources
A high-ranking Chinese government official has warned Japan's business community against spying in China, following the espionage conviction of an employee of a Japanese company, diplomatic sources said.