Greenland mayor issues warning after US flag stunt
World | Updated: Jan 30, 2026
- Greenland mayor condemns comedian's US flag stunt as harmful and distressing
- Comedian fined after falsely claiming to be a US official during flag incident
- Greenland government working to ease anxiety over US territorial threats
US Senator Graham claims Trump’s tariffs worked on New Delhi: ‘India now buying dramatically less Russian oil’
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- India now buying much less Russian oil after US imposed tariffs on imports, claims US Senator
- US and India agreed to a trade deal lowering tariffs to 18 percent
- Senator Graham urges other Russian oil buyers to follow India's example
US-flagged oil tanker hailed by small armed ships in Hormuz Stena Imperative
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- US-flagged oil tanker hailed by armed ships in Strait of Hormuz near Iran
- Tanker continued its route despite requests, incident raised security concerns
- Greece advised caution for ships transiting the strait after recent tensions
Pakistan faces production crunch as global demand for China-backed JF-17 jets surges
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- Pakistan has received JF-17 fighter jet requests from five countries recently
- Production may be strained if orders from Iraq, Bangladesh, Indonesia, etc. proceed.
- JF-17's affordability and recent combat success drive global interest
Green Card alert: SBA bars business loans for lawful permanent residents from March 1 – How Indian entrepreneurs will be affected
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- SBA to bar non-citizens, including green card holders, from SBA-backed loans
- New rules require 100% ownership by US citizens or nationals for loan applicants
- Indian immigrant-owned businesses expected to be heavily impacted by the change
Son of Norway’s crown princess stands trial for rape, pleads not guilty: What he is accused of
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- Norwegian Crown Princess's son, Marius Borg Hoiby, faces 38 criminal charges
- Charges include rape, domestic violence, assault, and drug-related offences
- Hoiby denies charges; trial ends March 19, verdict expected weeks later
Three Indian nationals arrested in Canada over extortion-linked shooting
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- Three Indian nationals arrested in Surrey, Canada for extortion-linked shooting
- All three charged with discharging a firearm into a place, remanded until Feb 5
- Incident part of rising extortion crimes in Surrey; investigation is ongoing
127 million voters, 300 seats and three possible outcomes: All about Bangladesh’s most crucial vote since 1971
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
Bangladesh’s February 12, 2026 election follows a 2024 student-led uprising, ending Awami League rule. Voters will choose a new parliament and decide on major constitutional reforms, with stability, economic stress, and youth mobilization shaping the outcome.
Why Trump’s plan to close the Kennedy Center has triggered alarm across the arts world
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- Trump proposes closing Kennedy Center for two years for $200M renovations
- Staff and board shocked; performances and jobs now uncertain
- Critics question need for full closure; arts community braces for disruption
Why the Epstein files are putting Norwegian and British royals under renewed pressure
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- Emails reveal royals stayed in touch with Epstein post-2008 conviction
- Princess Mette-Marit and Sarah Ferguson exchanged friendly messages with Epstein.
- No crime alleged, but reputations of Norwegian and British royals damaged.
Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit named in Epstein files over 2012 email exchange
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- Epstein documents reveal Crown Princess Mette-Marit's name in emails
- Princess regretted contact with Epstein after his 2008 conviction.
- Norwegian Royal House: Princess committed no legal wrongdoing or criminal conduct
'Rush Hour' director Brett Ratner appears in newly released Epstein files photograph
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- Film director Brett Ratner seen in new Epstein-linked court documents and photo
- Photo shows Ratner with Epstein but does not allege criminal conduct by Ratner
- Ratner faces renewed scrutiny amid ongoing release of Epstein-related materials
Trump proposes nationalizing voting, challenging long held state authority
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- Trump urges GOP to nationalize voting, challenging state election authority
- He repeats 2020 election fraud claims, despite no evidence and court rejections.
- Experts: Federal takeover of state elections faces major constitutional hurdles
Why Colombian president Gustavo Petro’s White House meeting with Trump could go either way
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- Petro and Trump meet at White House amid recent public criticism and tensions
- US seeks Colombia's help on drugs; Petro wants support on Venezuela.
- Outcome hinges on leaders' discipline and focus on practical cooperation.
After release from ICE custody, what lies ahead for 5-year-old Liam Ramos and his father
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- Liam and his father released from US immigration custody after judge's ruling
- Their asylum case is still pending; final decision on US stay not yet made
- Officials call for changes to handling of child immigration arrests
From 50% to 18%: Where other countries stand after India-US trade deal | Who pays more, who pays less
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
India secured a trade deal with the US, reducing tariffs on Indian goods from 50% to 18%. This gives India a competitive edge over major exporters like China and Brazil. Key sectors stand to benefit, boosting Indian manufacturing and exports.
'Trade ties back on track': What the global media is saying about India-US trade deal
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
India and the US announced a landmark trade deal reducing US tariffs on Indian goods and eliminating Indian tariffs on US products, boosting Indian exports and market access. The pact is seen as a diplomatic breakthrough and a reset in economic relations.
India’s trade face in Washington: How Piyush Goyal emerged as key negotiator and delivered the US deal
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
India and the US have signed a landmark trade agreement, hailed by Minister Piyush Goyal as transformative for bilateral ties. The deal reduces US tariffs and opens opportunities for Indian farmers, MSMEs, and tech, reflecting months of tough, strategic negotiations.
India‑US trade deal will send more US farm products to India’s market, says US agriculture secretary
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- US-India trade deal to boost US farm exports, cut agricultural trade deficit
- Reciprocal tariffs on Indian goods cut from 25% to 18%, effective immediately
- India to purchase over $500B in US energy and tech products.
The ambassador who has Trump’s ear: How Sergio Gor emerged as the difference maker in India-US trade talks
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor played a key role in slashing US tariffs on Indian goods to 18%, ending a punitive levy on Russian oil purchases. The breakthrough is credited to personal diplomacy between President Trump and Prime Minister Modi.
From bomb threats to bargaining: Why Trump pulled back from the brink and chose talks with Iran | Explained
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
After weeks of escalating threats, US and Iranian officials plan rare direct talks in Istanbul to de-escalate tensions. Trump, who recently threatened military action, now seeks a deal amid regional, economic, and global pressure against war.
'Get ready, I'm going to have some fun with you': Trump lashes out at Trevor Noah after jokes about links with Epstein
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
- Trump threatens to sue Trevor Noah over Grammy joke about Epstein.
- Trump denies visiting Epstein's island or being accused by Epstein's victims.
- DOJ: Allegations about Trump and Epstein are unfounded
Who is the 'spy Sheikh'? The power broker behind a secret Trump-linked crypto investment
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan bought a 49% stake in Trump-linked crypto firm World Liberty Financial before Trump’s inauguration, sparking criticism over AI chip access and alleged conflicts, which both Trump allies and the company deny.
Asim Munir dangled rare earths, Trump didn't buy: Why Pakistan got no invite as India gets red carpet | Explained
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
Pakistan’s bid to become a strategic minerals hub failed as it was excluded from the Global Minerals Conference in Washington, highlighting US concerns over Pakistan’s credibility and stability. India will attend, underscoring a growing trust gap between Pakistan and the US.
India draws red line on Indus Waters, calls Pakistan's Hague drama a charade: What we know
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
India has rejected the Hague tribunal’s authority over the Indus Waters Treaty dispute with Pakistan, calling its proceedings illegitimate and linking water cooperation to national security amid ongoing concerns about cross-border terrorism and treaty violations.
Water-filled missiles, faulty silos and corruption: What triggered China’s military purge?
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
Chinese President Xi Jinping has launched a major purge of top PLA generals over corruption and operational failures, including water-filled missiles and faulty silos, aiming to enforce discipline and modernize the military ahead of possible future conflicts.
Tariff cut, Russian oil exit, US energy buys and more: What Trump announced on trade deal with India
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
US President Trump announced a trade deal with India after speaking to PM Modi, including reduced tariffs, increased US exports, and India agreeing to stop buying Russian oil. Trump said these steps would strengthen ties and aid efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
Trump-Modi rapport made the trade deal possible, 18% tariff a massive drop for India: Sergio Gor | Exclusive
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
Senior Trump aide Sergio Gor credits the strong personal relationship between Trump and Modi for a new trade deal lowering US tariffs on India to 18%, ending the punitive levy on Russian oil purchases and boosting India-US economic cooperation.
Donald Trump reduces reciprocal tariff on India to 18%, lifts 25% punitive levy; PM Modi hails announcement
World | Updated: Feb 03, 2026
US President Trump announced a trade deal with India, reducing US tariffs on Indian goods from 25% to 18%. Modi welcomed the move, highlighting strengthened cooperation. India will also increase US imports and reduce barriers on American products.
Mira Nair in Epstein files: What the documents say about her ex-husband Mitchell Epstein and Zohran Mamdani
World | Updated: Feb 02, 2026
- Mira Nair's name appears once in Epstein files, with no allegation of wrongdoing
- No evidence links Mira Nair, her ex-husband, or son to Jeffrey Epstein
- Online rumors have led to false claims and political attacks on Nair's family.