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    • 'Factual knowledge matters': Iran's 'no nuclear weapons' proposal rejected as US didn't grasp 'technical details'

      Araghchi also pushed back against arguments that the United States could benefit economically from rising energy prices caused by the conflict.

    • Indian-origin brothers face combined 835-year jail term in US: How the $30 million medicaid and visa scam unfolded

      The case has drawn significant attention because the brothers had previously posted photographs with FBI Director Kash Patel on social media.

    • 24,000 posts and over 300 million views: What’s driving the rise of anti-India hate on US social media | Explained

      A new study has found that thousands of posts accusing Indians of “stealing” American jobs and demanding that they “go back home” circulated online last year, gaining hundreds of millions of views.

    • US 'not ready’ to escort oil tankers through Hormuz amid Iran war: Energy Secretary Chris Wright

      US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said the military is “not ready” to escort tankers through the Strait of Hormuz as assets focus on Iran strikes, while global oil markets face severe supply disruption.

    • Five charts show what’s caused inflation in February

      Food and beverages continued to be a major driver of inflation in February

    • India's retail inflation rises to 3.2% in February

      The new series shows that prices have been rising sequentially for four straight months, as the index rose to 104.57 in February from 104.46 in January and 104.10 in November and December.

    • Experts see US’s Section 301 probe as a bid to gain upper hand in trade deal talks

      Section 301 empowers the USTR to examine whether foreign industrial policies, such as subsidies, state-owned enterprise activity, or overcapacity are unreasonable or discriminatory.

    • Experts see US’s Section 301 probe as a bid to gain upper hand in trade deal talks

      Section 301 empowers the USTR to examine whether foreign industrial policies, such as subsidies, state-owned enterprise activity, or overcapacity are unreasonable or discriminatory.

    • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | War and the return of strategic diversification

      For Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama March 12 edition: Iran war raises fertiliser and food security risks, higher volumes expected to drive FY27 corporate growth, gold outlook strengthens amid rising global instability, and more

    • India may wait for clarity on Section 301 probe before moving ahead with US trade talks

      The United States has launched a fresh investigation into global industrial overcapacity, targeting certain sectors across 16 economies, including India

    • Indian national killed in Iran 'suicide' boat attack against US-owned oil tanker 'Safesea Vishnu' near Iraq

      US-owned and Marshal Island-flagged oil tanker Safesea Vishnu was attacked off Khor Al Zubair port inside Iraq’s territorial waters

    • Trump would back killing Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba if he defies US demands: Report

      US officials said the operation would likely be led by Israeli forces, similar to the one that killed his father on February 28.

    • Did Trump’s Iran war bury the Epstein files? What the timeline reveals and what happened in those crucial days

      The Iran war began just days after explosive developments in the Jeffrey Epstein files dominated global headlines, prompting questions about the timing of the US-Israel strikes.

    • Industrial hub Sriperumbudur drives Tamil Nadu towards $1 trillion economy goal

      According to industry observers, companies like Hyundai and Samsung helped establish wage and welfare benchmarks that influenced the broader ecosystem.

    • Iran warns US, Israel, threatens to target economic centres, banks across Gulf

      Iran warns it will target US- and Israel-linked banks and economic centres as the West Asia war escalates, while drones, ship strikes and oil disruptions spread across the Gulf.

    • Security breach near White House as van crashes into barricade, driver detained; area shut down

      White House security breach: The United States Secret Service confirmed the incident in a statement and said officers were investigating the circumstances surrounding the vehicle.

    • North Korea tests missiles as US reportedly moves arms to Mideast

      Kim Jong Un oversaw the test on TV, accompanied by his daughter, Ju Ae, on Tuesday, a photo released by state media showed.

    • Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Iran war’s first shock to India is in the kitchen

      For Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama March 11 edition: Across cities such as Bengaluru, Chennai and Mumbai, restaurants have begun reporting a sudden shortage of commercial LPG cylinders

    • OPINION | Reforming the WTO for a more complex world

      Rather than merely reacting to proposals put forward by others, India could help shape a reform agenda that balances development priorities with the need for a modern and effective trading system 

    • OPINION | Can nations outsource security without losing their sovereignty?

      Alliances may offer protection, but they can also import conflicts, rivalries and strategic compulsions that are not a nation’s own. The real test of sovereignty lies in whether a country can secure itself without becoming dependent on another power’s protection 

    • Was Ali Khamenei against son Mojtaba succeeding him as Iran’s Supreme leader?

      "In Khamenei's will, he explicitly asked Mojtaba not to be named as successor," said Khosro Isfahani, research director at the opposition group National Union for Democracy.

    • OPINION | India’s global ambitions demand stronger diplomatic machinery and networks

      India’s rising economic power requires stronger diplomacy, global lobbying networks, and specialised expertise to assert influence and shape emerging domains like AI

    • Iran lays mines in Strait Of Hormuz, Trump threatens with ‘never before seen' consequences

      The mining activity remains limited for now, with only a few dozen mines reportedly placed in recent days.

    • Ajith Kumar back in Chennai after being stuck in Dubai due to US-Iran war

      Actor Ajith Kumar has safely returned to Chennai after being stranded in Dubai due to flight disruptions caused by rising US-Iran tensions in the Middle East. Videos of his arrival quickly went viral online.

    • US stocks rise as oil extends rout on stockpile talks

      The S&P 500 wiped out losses as US crude tumbled to $83 after the Group of Seven nations tasked the International Energy Agency with studying the volumes that could be released

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