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However, Trump is unlikely to break publicly with Netanyahu, even as the Israeli leader’s actions complicate the White House’s Middle East strategy.
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ABC’s suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live! after FCC pressure has sparked backlash from fellow late-night hosts, with Fallon joking on-air and Colbert calling it “blatant censorship.”
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Richard Moore, chief of the Secret Intelligence Service, or MI6 as it is more commonly known, said Putin was “stringing us along.”
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Karki's comments were her first public remarks since she was appointed to the post last week and tasked with holding parliamentary elections on March 5.
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At its peak under US control, Bagram functioned like a small city, hosting tens of thousands of troops, a 50-bed hospital, Western food outlets and a massive detention centre that held high-value Taliban and al Qaeda prisoners.
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A Texas man has been indicted for sending death threats to New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, with prosecutors linking him to menacing calls and messages made in June and July.
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Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One on Thursday, Trump revealed that he had personally requested Khan not be invited to the state banquet hosted in his honour.
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Qaasim’s statements leave little doubt that Pakistan continues to provide shelter, funding, and operational support to groups actively training for attacks in India.
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The move comes just weeks after Washington placed both groups on its own terror list, highlighting a nuanced distinction between national and international sanctions.
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The late-night programme was cancelled following Kimmel's remarks on Charlie Kirk's passing, raising questions over government pressure and free speech.
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President Trump’s decision reflects his transactional foreign policy as he balances security commitments, trade deals, and diplomacy with Beijing.
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The president's latest declaration has serious legal and practical hurdles, because Antifa is an informal organization.
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The change in the comedian's style from The Man Show to being suspended for remarks regarding Charlie Kirk reflects both a personal and cultural shift on late-night television.
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The suspension highlights how politics, media ownership, and regulatory pressure are colliding in Trump’s America.
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The Westminster Magistrates’ Court in London has agreed to hear the plea, which could push back his extradition, a move the Indian government plans to challenge.
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Early this July, the couple filed a defamation suit against Owens and her media business, accusing her of deliberately spreading false claims that Brigitte Macron was born male, in order to boost her platform, attract a larger audience and profit financially.
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Malik, who is serving a life sentence for terror funding, claims the meeting was held at the behest of senior Indian intelligence officials during a period of intense, behind-the-scenes diplomacy between New Delhi and Islamabad.
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Indian applicants who file their applications before 20 October 2025 will continue to take the existing 2008 test, while those filing on or after that date will have to take the tougher 2025 version.
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Pakistan and China had submitted a joint bid at the UN Security Council to designate the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA) and its suicide wing - Majeed Brigade - as a terrorist entity.
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Over recent weeks, President Donald Trump and senior US officials have criticised India’s continued imports of Russian oil, claiming New Delhi is funding the war in Ukraine.
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The helicopter from which Donald Trump and Melania Trump were travelling experienced a hydraulic issue and was forced to land at a local airfield.
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Indian officials point out that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has consistently attended ASEAN summits in previous years, making his participation highly likely this year too.
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The Pacific Tsunami Warning System briefly issued a tsunami threat but later lifted it.
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The veteran lawmaker has opposed the Bank of Japan's interest rate hikes and has called for increased spending to reflate the fragile economy.
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Trump and Xi are due to speak at 9 a.m. Washington time, or 9 p.m. in Beijing about a framework agreement unveiled this week to shift control of TikTok’s US operations from its Chinese parent ByteDance Ltd. to a consortium of American investors.
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The president’s comments came as he defended ABC’s decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel’s show indefinitely over the late-night host’s remarks about the death of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
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Trump says US is “trying to get Bagram air base back” from Taliban, citing its strategic value near China. Why Bagram still matters years after US exit.
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Trump's comments came while he criticised European countries for still buying Russian oil, saying it weakens efforts to isolate Moscow during ongoing conflicts.
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Munsch’s openness about his plans has reignited debate over assisted dying in Canada and elsewhere. His remarks reflect the delicate balance between autonomy, dignity and safeguards in end-of-life care.
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Trump’s latest remarks follow comments earlier this week in which he said his patience with Putin was “running out fast,” though he did not announce new sanctions.
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On Trump’s UK visit, Melania toured Windsor Castle’s Royal Library and Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House before joining Princess Kate and children for outdoor crafts.
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Trump reaffirms support for Israel, urges hostage release but avoids Gaza war details; Starmer calls Palestinian state recognition key to peace plan.
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The end of the waiver exposes Indian entities to possible financial and legal penalties and creates new uncertainty for one of New Delhi’s most strategically important projects.
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When he attempted a follow-up, Trump signaled him to be silent, saying “quiet,” before moving on to another reporter.
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India extends $50 million interest-free Treasury Bill for Maldives, reinforcing financial aid and bilateral ties under Neighbourhood First and Vision MAHASAGAR.
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When asked whether it could counter Chinese intercontinental ballistic missiles displayed at Beijing's military parade, Sun said Taiwan's defence ministry closely studies Chinese military advancements and assesses their potential threat.
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Washington has steadily been easing sanctions imposed on Syria under Assad since after US President Donald Trump met interim Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa in Saudi Arabia in May — a key event that set Syria's new authorities on the path to end decades of international isolation.
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Trump's visit has delivered pledges from mostly US tech giants and financial groups to invest a combined £150 billion ($205 billion) in Britain over several years.
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Brussels weighs new loan plan as Hungary threatens veto, Trump cuts aid.
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While seasonal flooding is common in the Philippines, this year’s deluge has been exceptionally damaging. Roads have turned into rivers, entire towns are marooned, and hospitals are battling outbreaks of waterborne diseases like leptospirosis.
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India’s participation in Zapad 2025 conveys several strategic messages. It strengthens operational ties with Russia, ensures readiness to operate Russian-origin systems, and asserts India’s strategic autonomy in a multipolar world.
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Niti Aayog’s Arvind Virmani warns China’s 90 percent grip on critical minerals poses global risks, as India pushes NCMM to secure supply chains and build resilience.
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For India, the pact raises serious questions: would Saudi Arabia really commit troops, logistics or political capital to defend Pakistan in a future conflict, or is this simply symbolic grandstanding?
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Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to announce recognition of Palestinian statehood this weekend unless Israel takes steps to ease the Gaza crisis.
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India’s Operation Sindoor had targeted several major Jaish-linked facilities in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. Yet within months, the group appears to be openly rebuilding under Islamabad’s nose.
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Asaad al-Shibani will meet U.S. lawmakers to discuss the lifting of remaining U.S. sanctions on his country.
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Reports claim Pakistan’s A-1102 Airbus, once used for humanitarian missions, was transformed into a lavish jet to appease Sharif after extending Air Chief Marshal Sidhu’s tenure.
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Investors, frustrated with the strategic direction of the Swiss company, may welcome someone who forsakes long meetings in favor of getting things done
