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A Sikh woman in her twenties was raped and subjected to racist abuse in Oldbury, prompting a manhunt and condemnation from local authorities and MPs.
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Nepal’s former Chief Justice Sushila Karki takes oath as interim Prime Minister, with India welcoming the move and expressing hope for peace and stability.
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The criticism followed Friday’s recommendation by the first cabinet meeting chaired by interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki to dissolve the House of Representatives, a proposal that President Ram Chandra Paudel promptly approved.
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The FBI has also released video footage of Robinson, while former President Donald Trump has publicly called for the death penalty.
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Teenagers among victims as UNICEF condemns ‘brutal attack’ on schools in war-torn state.
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When Charlie Weimers sought time to speak on the microphone about the deceased Turning Point USA co-founder, the house reacted with uproar and began banging their desks and shouting in protest.
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The state visit is expected to showcase AI, energy, and trade agreements, even as controversy over Britain’s ambassador clouds the backdrop.
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China's AI quest is picking up speed, and Hangzhou has turned centre stage as the city that is leading the charge, where talent, capital, and entrepreneurial ambition come together to present a challenge to U.S. dominance.
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Texas leads, mid-Atlantic follows as explosive data center growth risks overwhelming electricity grids.
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Donald Trump will make an unprecedented second state visit to the UK from September 16–18, where he will be hosted by King Charles and Queen Camilla at Windsor Castle.
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Israel used long-range missiles launched from the Red Sea in a surprise attack on Hamas leaders in Doha, creating a diplomatic storm and straining its closest alliance.
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The sharp exchange between the envoys of Israel and Pakistan came on Thursday at a Security Council meeting held to discuss the Israeli attack on Hamas leaders in the Qatari capital of Doha.
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Former US NSA John Bolton says India’s silent, back-channel approach on US tariffs is “the best way to deal” with Trump, while cautioning against public confrontations and urging reduced ties with Russia.
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The engineer asked Amazon to call off Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion cloud computing contract launched in 2021 by Amazon and Google to supply the Israeli government with artificial intelligence tools, data centres, and other infrastructure.
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Nepal sees a major political transition as Sushila Karki is sworn in as the first woman interim Prime Minister, with Parliament dissolved and elections scheduled for March 2026.
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PM Modi congratulates Sushila Karki as she becomes Nepal’s first woman interim Prime Minister, following the collapse of the Oli government.
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Vaccine stocks tumble after report Trump health officials may tie Covid shots to pediatric deaths.
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A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck Russia’s Kamchatka region, prompting tsunami warnings for nearby coasts, though no casualties have been reported.
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In his book The Zardari Presidency: Now It Must Be Told, veteran politician and journalist Farhatullah Babar devotes nearly 50 pages to the fallout.
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Tyler Robinson, 22, was tracked down and arrested after confessing to his father, who sought help from a youth pastor and law enforcement, following the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University.
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Israel’s Qatar airstrike left Hamas leaders alive, froze hostage talks, angered Qatar, and exposed deep rifts with Mossad over Netanyahu’s timing.
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Erika Kirk vowed to preserve her late husband’s legacy, thanking authorities, Donald Trump, and supporters, after Charlie Kirk was fatally shot while addressing 3,000 people during a Utah Valley University event.
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The dissolution took effect from 11 pm on September 12, according to a notice from the President’s Office.
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Boeing strike enters sixth week as 3,200 defense workers reject latest contract, citing weak bonuses and retirement benefits. Boeing warns of hiring permanent replacements.
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India joined 142 nations in voting for the New York Declaration at the UNGA, a resolution calling for a two-state solution, Gaza stabilisation mission, and stronger international guarantees for peace.
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G7 finance ministers explored new sanctions and trade measures, as the U.S. pushed allies to impose tariffs on India and China for continuing Russian oil imports.
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PM Modi lays foundation for Rs 7,300 crore development projects in Churachandpur, hails Manipur as a "land of courage and bravery" and announces railway connectivity boost.
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Authorities say the father urged Robinson to go to police and involved a youth pastor to help him. The pastor called the US Marshals, who then took Robinson into custody.
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Hagerty’s remark suggests that Beijing deployed an electromagnetic weapon during a border dispute with India, a statement that has not been corroborated by any evidence.
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Karki has pledged to restore order, hold elections and ensure Nepal’s development. She is acceptable to both youngsters and traditional political forces and is praised for her judicial independence.
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India, for its part, has defended its purchase of Russian crude oil, saying its energy procurement is based on national interest and market dynamics.
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The government has been mandated to hold elections within six months, reported The Kathmandu Post.
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The attack pushed oil prices up by nearly 2%, outweighing bearish sentiment from global oversupply and weak U.S. demand.
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Governor Spencer Cox identified Robinson at a press conference shortly after President Donald Trump revealed on Fox News that the suspected gunman had been found.
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After Karki's oath, the first Cabinet meeting will recommend House dissolution as demanded by the agitating Gen Z protestors.
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Indian tourists caught in the turmoil are recounting how their pilgrimage and holiday plans turned into a nightmare of fire, mob violence and desperate escapes.
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The proposal poses a challenge given that several nations in the EU, including Hungary, have blocked more stringent sanctions targeting Russia’s energy sector
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Trump's confirmation of the arrest came as the vast manhunt for the shooter stretched into a third day on Friday, after police released fresh images in an effort to crack a case that has raised tensions in the United States.
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According to contemporaneous accounts, the operation was designed to fund an “armed struggle” against King Mahendra’s monarchy and was masterminded by Girija Prasad Koirala, who would later become Nepal’s prime minister.
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Social media is abuzz with claims of foreign involvement in Nepal's political turmoil. Several users have alleged that the US deep state is attempting to create instability in India's vicinity
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Altman’s televised defence of the suicide finding and Musk’s immediate counter-claim of murder have ensured that Suchir Balaji's case remains in the public eye.
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The Kremlin said Friday that peace talks between Russia and Ukraine were on "pause" as US President Donald Trump's efforts to end the three-and-a-half-year conflict falter.
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This was far from the first time Pakistan has faced criticism on global platforms over terrorism. At the United Nations Security Council, the country has been under fire for multiple issues.
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With these 10 casualties, the death toll has climbed to 88
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New experiments suggest technology could allow pets and zoo animals to choose their own social interactions and even make friends worldwide.
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"India is not just a cost center—it’s becoming a core innovation engine for us," said Ankur Dhingra, Chief Financial Officer of Illumina told Moneycontrol.
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NATO fighter jets' initial encounter with Russian drones on alliance soil raises questions of solidarity, readiness, and deterrence.
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The Republican Party in the US changes rules to confirm multiple appointees at once, escalating partisan fights and reshaping customs of the Senate.
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Beginning with the war on terror that US embarked on in 2001, the country has seen an erosion in its reputation as a reliable security partner. The recent incidents in Qatar and Poland have only added to the narrative that the security umbrella is full of holes
