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Iran has responded with defiant rhetoric, prompting a renewed focus on its military strength and whether it can credibly deter or retaliate against US action.
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An Iranian official said around 2,000 people have been killed in ongoing protests, while the U.N. condemned the violence and warned against the use of the death penalty on demonstrators.
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Iran Protests: Independent verification of casualties remains extremely difficult because of tight restrictions on information inside Iran, including internet shutdowns and media controls.
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"U.S. Vice President JD Vance also wanted to participate in the meeting, and he will host the meeting, which will therefore be held at the White House," Rasmussen told reporters in Copenhagen on Tuesday.
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Iran has partially restored international mobile calls while keeping internet and messaging services blocked, as a UN official urges an end to violence against peaceful protesters and the death toll rises sharply.
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Ukraine expects President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to visit India soon and plans a joint commission meeting to boost business and strategic cooperation.
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If sanctions ease and Venezuelan crude returns to global markets, India could once again have the option of tapping a source it once relied on heavily.
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Nearly 15,000 New York City nurses have gone on strike after contract talks collapsed, citing unsafe staffing, pay disputes, benefit cuts and rising workplace violence, prompting emergency measures and political intervention.
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A US Congressman has introduced a bill to annex Greenland and admit it as a state, backing President Donald Trump’s push to counter Russia and China in the Arctic.
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Catch Nandita Khemka in conversation with Sandip Agarwal, Fund Manager, Sowilo Investment Managers and Osho Krishan, Sr. Analyst, Technical & Derivative Research, Angel One Ltd
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While the Trump administration has labelled those targeted as narco-terrorists, it has not presented evidence to support the claims or publicly identified any of the individuals killed.
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Central bank officials are preparing a joint statement under the BIS banner backing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell following a US Justice Department investigation that has drawn bipartisan criticism and raised concerns over political interference in monetary policy.
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Police said the probe has so far resulted in charges or arrest warrants against ten people connected to the theft.
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Zaid, an attorney who has testified before the US Congress on sonic weapons and their long-term effects, stressed that the viral narrative has no basis in the known facts of the Venezuela operation.
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Turkey is reportedly close to joining the Saudi Arabia–Pakistan collective defence agreement, a move that could reshape security dynamics across West and South Asia and carry implications for India.
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Years after doctors were warned to be cautious, many Americans with dementia continue to receive medications that can worsen confusion, increase falls and raise the risk of serious harm.
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As Bangladesh moves toward elections, minority groups say the interim government’s failure to ensure basic safety has stripped the democratic process of credibility for a large section of its citizens.
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From redistricting pressure to tougher voter rules and attacks on voting machines, the White House is testing how far federal power can reach into elections run by states.
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A rare Justice Department probe into the US Federal Reserve chief is raising fears that political pressure is colliding with the independence meant to protect the US economy.
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Trump’s actions in Venezuela and Xi’s machinations around Taiwan are creating the optimum conditions for horizontal nuclear proliferation in Asia, Africa and Latin America in the decade to come
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The U.N. Security Council warns that Russia has escalated attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, leaving millions without heat, electricity, or water during a harsh winter freeze.
U.N. officials say Russian strikes are disproportionately affecting children, the elderly, and vulnerable civilians, while the use of a nuclear-capable Oreshnik missile near Poland signals a dangerous escalation.
Ukraine and its European allies condemn the strikes as deliberate attacks on civilians, while Russia insists it targets military infrastructure. The humanitarian crisis continues to deepen as temperatures plunge below minus 20°C, with citizens forced to melt snow for water and heat homes over candles.
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The early weeks of Trump’s second term point to a presidency willing to test limits at home and abroad, with consequences that may not be easy to contain.
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Legal experts say disguising military aircraft as civilian planes could cross a red line under international humanitarian law.
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A mother’s complaint has reopened an uncomfortable question about who should guide children’s online independence, parents or platforms.
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A former employee says she was sidelined and later made redundant after flagging inappropriate behaviour by her manager.
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Doctors are warning that dark, thickened patches of skin around the neck or in body folds should not be ignored, as they can be an early signal of insulin resistance and related metabolic disorders.
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The killing of a 23-year-old woman and the treatment of her family have become a stark reminder of the human cost of Iran’s latest crackdown.
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According to Hasina, the Yunus government's 'rule of terror' has created an atmosphere of fear, forced displacement and weakened Bangladesh's secular fabric.
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Moscow’s account has not been confirmed by Ukraine, but it highlights how dangerous the air war remains even with Western aircraft.
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The two Islamic hardline leaders, who recently led massive protests in the neighbouring country, have reportedly gone into hiding and have remained beyond the reach of Pakistani authorities for nearly three months.
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Pakistan moves to establish a dedicated Rocket Force Command after setbacks in Operation Sindoor.
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As deadly protests grip Iran and tensions with the US escalate, striking visuals from Tehran reveal how the sharply contrasting homes of the exiled Shah and revolutionary leader Ayatollah Khomeini reflect two opposing visions that shaped the country’s history.
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Iran is facing unprecedented nationwide protests, spreading to over 100 cities as citizens voice anger over soaring prices, shortages, and political restrictions. What began as economic unrest in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar has grown into a broader anti-government movement, with calls for regime change gaining momentum.
Reports indicate over 340 demonstrations so far, with at least 38 people killed and more than 2,200 arrested. Iran’s economy is in crisis, with the rial plunging beyond 1.4 million per U.S. dollar and inflation nearing 40%. UN sanctions, combined with Western pressure, have further strained the economy, while the government’s political and social authority faces mounting challenges.
The protests highlight deep political frustration, weakened regional influence, and ongoing concerns over Iran’s nuclear program. Watch to understand why Iran is protesting, the economic crisis, political tension, and the growing calls for change.
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China asserts Shaksgam Valley in Jammu & Kashmir as its territory, while India condemns ongoing Chinese construction near Siachen and reaffirms sovereignty.
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US President Donald Trump made a startling comment about Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt amid turbulence on Air Force One, drawing widespread criticism online.
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The BBC on Monday asked a federal judge in Miami to pause the exchange of evidence in the suit, filed last month, until a ruling is issued on the broadcaster’s motion to dismiss the case, which is due in March.
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Trump announces 25% tariff on countries trading with Iran, raising concerns over India’s exports and strategic projects like Chabahar Port.
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The Trump administration has cancelled a record 100,000+ US visas amid tighter screening, expanded vetting and stepped-up deportations in 2025.
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The Trump administration’s decision to investigate Fed Chair Jerome Powell has drawn criticism from within the Republican Party and raised concerns about political interference in monetary policy.
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Iran reportedly plans to execute 26-year-old protester Erfan Soltani, charged with “waging war against God,” in what could be the first hanging linked to the ongoing anti-government protests.
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Trump has revived his push for the United States to take control of Greenland, a self-governing Danish territory, arguing Washington needs to own it to deter Russia
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Bangladesh prepares for its first elections since the 2024 uprising. Key players include caretaker chief Muhammad Yunus, BNP’s Tarique Rahman, Islamist alliances led by Jamaat-e-Islami, the banned Awami League, and the influential army.
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U.S. deputy ambassador to the United Nations Tammy Bruce singled out Russia’s launch of a nuclear-capable Oreshnik ballistic missile last week close to Ukraine’s border with Poland, a NATO ally
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Khamenei’s comments, shared on his official X account, followed mass pro-government rallies across Iran, which authorities said reflected public backing for the Islamic Republic amid weeks of unrest
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The deaths included two migrants from Honduras, one from Cuba and another from Cambodia, and occurred from January 3-9, according to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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Warning that condition in Iran remains unstable, the US Embassy urged American nationals to exercise caution and take immediate precautionary measures
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In a post on Truth Social, Trump announced a new 25 per cent tariff on countries doing business with Iran, effective immediately
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Following the U.S. announcement last week of a deal to export up to 50 million barrels of Venezuelan oil stuck in storage, U.S. President Donald Trump said China would not be deprived of Venezuela's crude
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Earlier, Trump had said that Washington is considering “strong options” in response to Iran’s crackdown on anti-government protests
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Trump said it would be a “complete mess” if the Supreme Court were to rule against his administration’s tariffs announced last year.
