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Gor said the US hopes to settle its tariff dispute with India over Russian oil purchases within weeks. He described India as a strategic partner spanning diplomacy, security, trade and shared values rather than just a regional ally.
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Lutnick's remarks follow Trump signalling a thaw in the bilateral chill between India and the US, saying he feels “certain” that there will be "no difficulty" for the two countries to come to a “successful conclusion” in trade talks.
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For India, the concern is that proceeds from heroin production could be funnelled into terrorism. New Delhi fears that drugs produced in Balochistan could find their way across its borders, financing attacks on Indian soil.
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The gunman who shot dead Kirk in a targeted killing remained at large Thursday but authorities said they have video images of the suspect and have recovered a "high-powered" rifle.
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FBI agent Robert Bohls confirmed that investigators have "images of the suspect" and have recovered the rifle used in the attack.
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The angry demonstrations have been led by the country's Gen Z, young people mostly in their late teens or early 20s.
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The consumer price index picked up to 2.9 percent in August, accelerating from 2.7 percent on a year-on-year basis in July, said the Labor Department, as US President Donald Trump's tariffs filter through the world's biggest economy
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Citizens have flooded social media with questions about whether the contents include cash, gold ornaments or even sensitive documents.
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The ECB kept its key deposit rate at two percent, as widely expected, with eurozone inflation at 2.1 percent, close to the central bank's two-percent target.
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Beyond political crises, recalibrating ties between Bangladesh and China, and between Bangladesh and Pakistan, are also creating new risks for India’s long-term security and influence in the region.
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The recent judgement by a US federal court in the 2020 case against Google has been a setback for anti-monopoly advocates in the country and beyond. The judgement emboldens the Big Tech players and disadvantages developing states, including India
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'The emails show that the depth and extent of Peter Mandelson's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein is materially different from that known at the time of his appointment'
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The anger goes beyond one law or one leader. Many young Nepalis believe the state has become a closed circle of families handing posts and perks to their relatives.
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China’s so-called anti-involution campaign has driven a structural reset in the local economy, and for India, this opens up opportunities across commodities, renewables, chemicals and EVs.
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Pakistani forces conducted operations in Mohmand, North Waziristan, and Bannu, killing 19 militants days after a Taliban assault on a security camp left six soldiers dead.
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For many Nepalis frustrated with entrenched corruption and political gridlock, Ghising represents a rare figure with a proven record of competence and integrity.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned nations harboring terrorists to act or face consequences, defending the strikes that killed six in Doha and likening them to post-9/11 US operations.
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Amid political turmoil in Nepal, 38 Indians were safely brought back via Bihar’s Raxaul border, even as authorities tightened restrictions at Pashupati Fatak, allowing only emergency travel.
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Once one of Thailand's richest and most powerful men, Thaksin was ordered on Tuesday to serve a year in jail by the Supreme Court, which determined that the billionaire had wrongfully spent time in a hospital in lieu of prison.
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The workers were being transported by buses to Atlanta where they will board a charter flight scheduled to arrive in South Korea Friday afternoon, the ministry confirmed Thursday.
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Putin government says forced labour, introduced in its current form in 2011, is a humane form of punishment that reduces reoffending, while enabling criminals to contribute to the economy and society
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Nepal faces political turmoil as the army enforces curfew, 30 killed in “Gen Z” protests, 7,500 prisoners flee jails, and ex-Chief Justice Sushila Karki named interim leader.
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At least 2,200 people were killed and more than half a million affected when a powerful earthquake struck the region on the night of August 31 followed by a series of strong aftershocks.
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Chinese state media said the reserve would cover an area of 3,523.67 hectares (8,707 acres), with its ‘primary focus’ being the coral reef ecosystem
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The president's aggressive trade policy, based on emergency powers, now depends on the result of a court ruling that can redefine his authority.
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The young conservative firebrand reshaped campus politics, mobilized youth for Trump, and became a central figure in the American right before his sudden death in Utah.
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Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was killed during a Utah Valley University debate, prompting Trump to blame the "radical left" and honor him as a conservative martyr.
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The proposed HIRE Act would impose a 25 percent tax on US companies' outsourcing payments while eliminating tax deductions for overseas labour expenses, potentially pushing nearly 900,000 Americans into poverty by 2026
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NASA has restricted Chinese nationals’ access to its facilities and research programs as the US and China compete to return crews to the Moon.
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A student opened fire at Evergreen High School in Colorado, injuring two classmates before taking his own life, authorities said.
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Conservative activist and Trump ally Charlie Kirk, fatally shot at Utah Valley University, had sparked debate last week with his comments on Indian immigration to the US.
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It is a cheap long-range drone which Ukrainian intelligence says is made of materials like plywood and foam
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Lee called for improvements in the US visa system as he spoke about the September 4 immigration raid in Georgia that resulted in the arrest of more than 300 South Korean workers at a battery factory under construction at Hyundai’s sprawling auto plant in Georgia.
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Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA and prominent conservative voice, inspired young activists and energised campus debates nationwide.
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The assault on Dr. Deuba and her husband, former PM and Nepali Congress chief Sher Bahadur Deuba, has become one of the most disturbing show of Nepal’s nationwide uprising led by Gen-Z protesters.
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The United States has faced a rash of political violence in recent months, with the killing of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk following the targeted killing of a Democratic Minnesota lawmaker and her husband and the firebombing of a Democratic governor’s residence
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President Donald Trump rebuked Benjamin Netanyahu for striking Hamas in Qatar, as Doha condemned the attack and warned it had “killed hope” for Gaza hostages.
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Afghanistan, Burkina Faso and Myanmar -- already among the poorest performers in press freedoms -- posted the biggest falls
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Qatar’s Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al-Thani accused Benjamin Netanyahu of sabotaging mediation efforts, calling for him to be “brought to justice” after Israeli strikes in Doha.
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The announcement comes after a team of more than three dozen polar scientists warned this week that proposals to artificially cool the world’s polar regions are expensive and potentially dangerous
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Taiwanese authorities have connected two incidents of suspected underwater sabotage with China-linked boats this year, including one in Taiwan's north. Beijing views Taiwan as its own territory and claims the strategic waterway.
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A shocking video shows conservative activist Charlie Kirk being shot during a Utah Valley University event, as authorities probe the targeted attack.
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The Supreme Court has shown sympathy for Trump's arguments that the president can remove many officials from agencies previously seen as independent
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US President Donald Trump mourned conservative activist Charlie Kirk, 31, after he was fatally shot during a Utah Valley University event, calling him “loved and admired by ALL” as authorities continue to search for the gunman.
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Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said after meeting US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Wednesday that he had assurances that the South Koreans who are due to be released will not face disadvantages if they try to re-enter the United States, the Yonhap News Agency reported.
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Kirk, who co-founded the conservative student group Turning Point USA at the age of 18 and went on to become a rising star in the Republican Party under Trump, had just returned to the U.S. from an overseas speaking tour when he was shot to death on Wednesday.
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Cellphone video clips of the incident circulating on social media showed Kirk, 31, addressing a large outdoor crowd at the school's campus in Orem, Utah, around 12:20 p.m. MT (1620 GMT), when a gunshot rang out.
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The Treasury Department is asking frontline employees to submit proposals to cut or eliminate contracts in their program areas
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Nepal has seen dangerous protests in the past few days, which led to the resignation of prime minister KP Oli and home minister Ramesh Lekhak
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The increase lifted Larry Ellison's total fortune to $393 billion, ahead of Musk who sits at $385 billion
