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Trump warns of raising India tariffs 'substantially' over profiting from Russian oil
Trump last week labeled Russia and US ally India "dead economies," indicating that his threat to ramp up tariffs on New Delhi will now go ahead.
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Portal to the afterlife? Archaeologists discover mysterious 'pink door' in ancient Egyptian tomb
The pink granite, quarried from Aswan, was rare and typically reserved for royals or the extremely wealthy, emphasising the prince’s elite status.
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What are ‘Death Squads’? A deep dive into Asim Munir's bloody playbook in Balochistan
Locals, activists and international observers point to a chilling pattern of extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, and targeted assassinations, allegedly carried out by shadowy “death squads” backed by the Pakistan Army and ISI.
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'Resign Asim Munir': Banner calling for Pak Army chief's resignation flies over Pakistan-Windies match | WATCH
In the midst of a high‑profile international fixture, a banner plane made a bold political statement that cast a global spotlight on internal Pakistani affairs.
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India’s Mars dream is taking shape in Ladakh: What ISRO’s HOPE project is really about
More than just a research initiative, HOPE signals India’s serious intent to join the elite group of nations preparing for deep-space human exploration.
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'Be very cautious with nuclear rhetoric': Russia urges caution after Trump orders nuclear submarine deployment
Medvedev, a senior figure in Russia’s security establishment and known for his hardline anti-Western stance, responded harshly to Trump’s warning.
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15 terror camps return in PoK in just 90 days: How ISI-backed groups are going smaller, smarter and deadlier
To evade mass casualties and evade surveillance, the terror groups are splitting large camps into smaller, mobile setups, housing about 20–25 terrorists per location.
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Russia’s ‘Satan 2’ missile can strike 'anywhere in the world': Why RS-28 Sarmat worries both US and China
With the US positioning two nuclear submarines near Russian waters, the Kremlin is responding in kind by amplifying the threat of a missile it claims can overcome any Western defence.
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8 Pakistani soldiers killed in Balochistan: Why the province is boiling again and what China has to do with it
In early July, 20 soldiers were killed in twin ambushes elsewhere in Balochistan, also involving disruption of communication systems and carefully coordinated strikes on convoys and posts.
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Ben Gvir’s Al-Aqsa prayer sparks outrage: Why Israel minister's visit to Islam’s third holiest site has escalated tensions
The move has drawn sharp rebukes from regional powers including Jordan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey, who accused Israel of inflaming religious tensions and violating long-standing agreements at one of the holiest and most sensitive sites in the region.
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What the rise of Omar Fateh and Zohran Mamdani reveals about the Democratic party’s internal struggle
Progressive candidates are shaking up mayoral races in New York and Minneapolis, challenging the party’s centrist leadership
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Trump’s tariffs are flooding the US Treasury—but at what cost?
As customs revenue soars, Washington may become addicted to an inefficient, regressive source of income.
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How Sykes-Picot, the Balfour Declaration and Colonial history shape today’s Israel-Palestine diplomacy
France and Britain invoke justice, but their past actions in the Middle East still cast long shadows
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Why Trump hit Switzerland with a 39% tariff—and what it means for trade and diplomacy
Bern thought it had a deal—then Trump struck back with one of the highest tariffs in the world, sparking outrage and economic anxiety in Switzerland.
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Why Trump’s car tariffs are reshaping the US auto industry—and who’s paying for it
Steep levies on imported vehicles and parts are roiling supply chains, squeezing American manufacturers, and driving up prices for consumers
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'We’ll start from East': Asim Munir's aide issues fresh threat to India, outlines Pak army chief's risky approach
The spokesperson said that Munir's views on India were made amply clear during his speech on April 16, just days before the Pahalgam terror attack in Jammu & Kashmir.
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Over 600 Israeli ex-security chiefs urge Trump to help end Gaza war
They called on Trump to "steer" Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's decisions.
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‘We should’ve done this years ago’: Trump justifies new tariffs, floats idea of payouts for Americans
Trump says the US is raking in billions through his new tariff regime and suggests the money could be used to reduce debt or even fund a dividend for middle- and lower-income Americans.
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Higher costs, social media checks, fixed stay: How Trump's new visa rules make studying in US tougher for Indians
From higher visa costs to tighter screening and proposed time-bound study periods, these policy shifts mark a significant departure from the earlier framework that allowed greater flexibility and affordability.
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India, Philippines launch first joint naval drills in disputed South China Sea: A clear message to Beijing?
Indian warships are already in the Philippines, conducting what is being called a “maritime cooperative activity” -- a label underscoring both political diplomacy and strategic military collaboration.
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Who is Dmitry Medvedev? Ex-Russian President behind nuclear threats and latest clash with Trump
Once seen as a modernising force, Dmitry Medvedev has transformed into one of the Kremlin’s most aggressive voices, now at the centre of a rare public clash with Donald Trump.
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Harvard accused of training future Chinese Communist Leaders? Congress demands answers
A congressional probe has accused Harvard University of maintaining decade-long partnerships with CCP-linked entities, raising alarms over foreign influence and national security risks.
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Why is the US Justice Department requesting voter data from 15 states? Election officials raise alarm
A quiet but expansive outreach by the DOJ is asking states for voter rolls, election procedures, and fraud data, raising legal and privacy concerns across party lines.
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6.8 Magnitude earthquake hits Russia’s Kuril islands; volcano erupts after 450 years Kamchatka region
