The US recorded negative net migration in 2025 for the first time in decades, with up to 295,000 fewer arrivals, affecting Indian students, workers, and sectors reliant on immigrant communities.
A Secret Service agent assigned to JD Vance was placed on leave after allegedly sharing sensitive security information with a person he believed was a “romantic interest”, later identified as an undercover journalist.
It comes as anti-government protests in nearby Iran continue and President Donald Trump has said that he is willing to conduct military operations in the country if the government continues to retaliate against the protesters.
According to a report by CBC News, all three accused have pleaded not guilty to two counts each of first-degree murder.
For India, the concern is not symbolism but capability. Even a loose alignment could embolden Pakistan harden anti-India positions and reshape regional security in unsettling ways.
WEF’s Global Risks Report flags geoeconomic conflict as the top global risk for 2026, while cyber insecurity, inequality and downturns worry India.
Donald Trump warned of geopolitical consequences if Washington does not act. 'IF WE DON’T, RUSSIA OR CHINA WILL, AND THAT IS NOT GOING TO HAPPEN!' he said.
The footage shows members of a special unit linked to the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) planting and detonating an improvised explosive device as the vehicle was on routine patrol on Monday.
The court’s decision could come as early as 10 a.m. in Washington, though the wait for the opinion may extend until June.
Outrage erupted in Hounslow after a 15-year-old Sikh girl was rescued from a grooming gang. The abduction and gang rape have reignited demands for justice against systematic, ethnically targeted exploitation.
Iran faces escalating protests as Donald Trump signals possible US action, prompting threats of Iranian retaliation, doubts over regime change, debate over Reza Pahlavi’s role, and fears of regional and global escalation.
The court is examining whether Trump overstepped his powers by using the IEEPA to impose tariffs. Lower courts have already ruled that many of these tariffs were illegal.
India’s High Commissioner to Canada accused Ottawa of decades-long inaction against extremist groups, rejected allegations over Hardeep Singh Nijjar’s killing, and said any reset in ties requires credible evidence and consistency.
The warning was conveyed to governments in Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Turkey.
Created as a personal safety tool for people living alone, a no-frills Chinese app has gone viral for asking one simple question.
According to Polymarket, which is a blockchain-based prediction platform, only 27% of the traders feel that the US Supreme Court would vote in favour of Trump's decision.
An Indian student’s blunt advice has reopened a difficult conversation about jobs, visas and the cost of staying on in Europe after graduation.
New survey findings suggest children may be absorbing anxiety about numbers from parents long before exam pressure kicks in.
As the rial sinks to historic lows, ordinary Iranians are paying the price through inflation, shortages and shrinking savings.
A decades-old curfew shows how one of the world’s busiest airports chose sleep over round-the-clock flights.
Scientists are within minutes of the Thwaites Glacier, but shifting clouds and poor visibility are threatening a narrow window to begin vital research.
The president’s renewed fixation on the world’s largest island blends security arguments with a blunt belief that owning territory equals power.
From surveillance drones to near-total internet blackouts, Tehran is blending old repression with new technology to crush dissent at speed.
A rare public rebuke from the US Federal Reserve chair turns a personal clash with President Donald Trump into a fight over the credibility of America’s economic system.
The meeting could happen this month, though plans are not final and timing may slip due to unrest in Iran.
Detained during anti-government protests, Erfan Soltani was allegedly denied a trial and legal access and allowed just 10 minutes with his family before facing execution, according to rights groups.
Advisors warn that intervention in Iran could strengthen the regime rather than weaken it.
Pakistan’s army held an emergency meeting as US–Iran tensions rose, flagging border risks, unrest fears and possible US base access requests.
Authorities have discovered a burnt vehicle in South Surrey, believed to be linked to the suspects who fled the scene.
The introduction of the USD 100,000 H-1B visa fee has raised widespread questions about when it applies and who must pay it
The Court’s full nine-member bench will decide whether former President Trump exceeded his powers by imposing tariffs under national emergency laws, a case with far-reaching implications for presidential authority and Congress’s role in trade policy.
A letter and policy document sent to senior US State Department officials has exposed Islamabad’s growing urgency to regain relevance in Washington.
US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. describes Trump’s fast-food-heavy travel diet as “unhinged” but marvels at his remarkable stamina and health.
Under Trump's announcement, any country maintaining commercial ties with Iran — regardless of scale or sector — would face penalties on its exports to US.
Trump's comments came after Greenland Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen said the self-governed Danish territory wants to remain part of Denmark rather than join the United States.
According to the latest rankings released by London-based global citizenship advisory firm Henley & Partners, Indian citizens now have visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 55 countries and territories, up from 85th position last year.
Peel Regional Police arrested Arsalan Chaudhary at Toronto Pearson Airport in connection with the 2023 theft of over $20 million worth of gold bars, as investigators continue to hunt suspects believed to be abroad.
The crane, which was being used to construct an elevated highspeed railway, fell onto the moving train, which was traveling from Bangkok to Ubon Ratchathani province, causing the train to derail and catch fire.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and US President Donald Trump have been trading cordial texts at least twice a week since their Oval Office meeting in November, marking an unexpected rapport across political divides.
What makes this result extraordinary, scientists say, is that 2025 saw a cooling phase in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, or La Niña, that suppresses global temperatures.
Iran protests live updates: The unrest in Iran has seen over 2,000 deaths, according to human rights groups, as security forces crack down on protests.
Trump escalates feud with Fed chair Jerome Powell, calling him “that jerk” and accusing him of failing to support economic growth amid a DOJ probe.
US President Donald Trump was caught on video appearing to raise his middle finger at a worker who shouted “pedophile protector” during a tour of Ford Motor Company’s River Rouge complex, prompting a White House defence of his reaction.
At least 26 ships have switched registration to Russia since the beginning of last month, with the bulk of those happening after the US snatched the Skipper supertanker off the coast of Venezuela on Dec. 10, according to Starboard Maritime Intelligence data.
US President Donald Trump warned Iran of “consequences” over its crackdown on protesters, cancelled talks with Tehran and urged demonstrators to keep protesting as the death toll from nationwide unrest crossed 2,000.
Trump said his administration had also given “90-day notices” to states like California who would bill the federal government to defray costs associated with caring for new migrants.
Speaking in Detroit, US President Donald Trump said his tariff policy has boosted investment, curbed inflation and sharply increased Treasury revenue, even as the Supreme Court weighs its legality.
In a post on X, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent wrote, 'The Treasury Department is taking action pursuant to President Trump's leadership by designating Muslim Brotherhood Branches as Terrorist Organizations.'
Trump asserted that his administration is working closely with Caracas and claimed that large volumes of Venezuelan oil are already entering the United States as part of the engagement