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How Indians can benefit from Vietnam’s 10-year Golden visa program?
Vietnam’s upcoming 10-year Golden Visa aims to attract investors, entrepreneurs, and long-term travelers.
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Who is Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman? The ally who turned nightmare for Muhammad Yunus
Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman’s clash with interim leader Muhammad Yunus shows rising tensions in the government as calls grow for elections.
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Is Taliban cozying up to India amid Pakistan-Afghanistan fallout?
India and Afghanistan appear to be quietly resetting ties amid rising India-Pakistan tensions, marked by recent high-level diplomatic interactions and increased trade cooperation.
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Egyptian Air Force transport plane lands in Pakistan amid tensions with India. Is Islamabad's nuclear arsenal at risk?
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From HQ-9 air defence to PL-15 missiles: The Chinese weapons Pakistan is dependent on
The ongoing conflict between India and Pakistan has highlighted Pakistan's growing reliance on Chinese-made artillery, fighter jets, and air defense systems.
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Mark Carney to meet Donald Trump in White House today: What's on the table and why it matters amid strained US-Canada ties
Prime Minister Mark Carney’s upcoming meeting with US President Donald Trump is expected to focus on trade tensions, tariffs, and Canada’s sovereignty amid provocative comments from Trump. The meeting is seen as a crucial moment for Carney to reset relations and shift from confrontation to constructive dialogue.
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Singapore Elections 2025: PM Wong faces first electoral test; a look at key contests and what’s at stake
The upcoming election will be a crucial test for Prime Minister Lawrence Wong and the People’s Action Party, as opposition parties push for changes on living costs and housing. While the PAP is expected to win, any shift in voter sentiment could signal a more competitive political future for Singapore.
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Tortured, mutilated, electrocuted: Media probe reveals chilling details of how Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia was killed in Russian custody
Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna, captured by Russian forces in 2023, was brutally tortured, including electric shocks and organ removal, before her death. She was held captive while reporting on the dire situation in occupied Zaporizhzhia.
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First 100 days of Trump 2.0: The good, the bad and the ugly
In his first 100 days back in office, President Trump launched sweeping policy shifts from tariffs and immigration crackdowns to cultural battles and global withdrawals.
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Hajj quota on agenda in Modi-MBS talks: What it means for India and how countries share the pilgrim cap
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Saudi Arabia for a two-day visit, where he will discuss the Hajj quota among other key issues with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. The visit comes amid ongoing concerns over the delayed Hajj arrangements, leaving over 42,000 Indian pilgrims at risk of missing the pilgrimage.
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Pope Francis passes away at 88: How the next Pope will be elected and who are the frontrunners?
Following Pope Francis' passing, the Vatican prepares for the election of a new pope, a process steeped in tradition and secrecy. Several high-ranking cardinals from around the world, including Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle and Cardinal Pietro Parolin, are emerging as potential candidates to lead the Catholic Church.
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Alien enemies act: US Supreme court's midnight order halts deportations under 18th century law, all you need to know
The US Supreme Court temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s deportations under the 18th-century Alien Enemies Act, citing due process concerns. This rare late-night order follows a legal battle over the treatment of Venezuelan detainees in Texas.
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Trump vs Powell: Why the US President wants the Fed Chair out, and whether he can fire him
Trump’s clash with Fed Chair Jerome Powell underscores the limits of presidential power over the central bank. Despite criticism, US law protects the Fed’s independence, preventing removal over policy disagreements.
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Second-hottest March ever: India and world face escalating climate challenges
March 2025 marked the second warmest on record, highlighting the accelerating impact of climate change across the globe, including early heatwaves in India.
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South Korean court removes President Yoon Suk Yeol over martial law move
South Korea's top court removes President Yoon Suk Yeol over martial law declaration, triggering a snap election within 60 days.
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Japan warns of megaquake that could kill 300,000—Is this deep-sea ‘Doomsday fish’ a warning sign?
Japan warns of a catastrophic megaquake along the Nankai Trough, with the potential to trigger massive tsunamis, destroy infrastructure, and claim over 300,000 lives.
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Trump’s auto tariffs are here: Which car makers will thrive, and who’s in trouble?
As tariffs approach, Tesla and Honda appear well-prepared, while European and Japanese brands face major hits. Automakers are lobbying for exemptions to protect profits and jobs.
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'Total weaponization': Trump declassifies documents related to 'Crossfire Hurricane' Russian investigation
President Trump signed a memorandum to declassify FBI files related to the 'Crossfire Hurricane' investigation, which examined potential ties between his 2016 campaign and Russia.
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Trump administration 'accidentally' texted its Yemen war plans to a journalist: What was in the leaked group chats?
A leaked group chat reveals Trump's administration sharing sensitive war plans, including details of a strike on Yemen, with The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg.
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F1 visa rejections by US surge to decade high: What it means for Indian students
US student visa rejections hit a decade-high in 2023-2024, with 41% of F-1 applications denied. In 2024, Indian students saw a 38% drop in F-1 visa approvals compared to 2023.
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From Left's darling to hated MAGA symbol: Tracing the wild American arc of Elon Musk's Tesla
Tesla, once a left-wing favorite, has become a target of protests and vandalism amid Elon Musk's shift in political alignment. Despite strong support from Trump, the company faces increasing backlash and boycotts, with Musk downplaying the impact.
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1 week turned into 9 months: Why it took so long to bring back Sunita Williams, Butch Wilmore
After nearly nine months in space, NASA astronauts Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams are finally heading home. What was supposed to be a quick trip turned into a prolonged stay due to Starliner’s technical issues.
