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A Cessna C550 business jet crashed while landing at Statesville Regional Airport in North Carolina, sparking a large fire as federal agencies launched investigations.
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India faces rising tensions with Bangladesh as anti-India protests force visa centre closures while repeated Bangladeshi fishing boat incursions into India’s EEZ heighten diplomatic, security and maritime concerns.
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India had Wednesday summoned Bangladesh’s High Commissioner Riaz Hamidullah to lodge a strong protest over what it described as a rapidly deteriorating security environment in the neighbouring country.
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The hunting club’s president, Vanja Kuet, told Serbian news outlet Blic Online that Naveed had attended the association about five years ago.
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The problems include “leaking raw sewage, non-functional toilets, and general disrepair of facilities,” according to the report
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The last population fall was during the Covid-19 pandemic, when Canada’s population slipped by just 1,232 people in the final quarter of 2020.
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Human-AI relationships are no longer a fringe phenomenon. From companionship to symbolic marriage, they are becoming part of modern emotional life.
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The documents relate to investigations into Epstein, who died in a New York jail in 2019 while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges, and his associate Ghislaine Maxwell, who is now serving a 20-year prison sentence.
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Despite repeated deportations, stricter visa rules and warnings from host nations, organised begging networks linked to Pakistan continue to operate across borders.
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While the visuals appeared extraordinary, snowfall in northern Saudi Arabia is not unprecedented and this is not the first time it has happened.
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New South Wales Police said officers intercepted the vehicles after receiving specific intelligence. The force said action was taken after they were alerted that “a violent act was possibly being planned”.
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The report was tabled in Parliament by the Shashi Tharoor-chaired committee and draws on inputs from government officials and non-governmental experts.
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This is not an isolated case. Over the last three months, the Indian Coast Guard has apprehended several Bangladeshi fishing vessels and detained more than a hundred crew members for violating India’s EEZ.
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The British sanctions also designated a cadre of companies, including Lakhani’s Mercantile & Maritime Group.
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Walmart, founded in 1962 in Rogers, Arkansas, has grown into the world’s largest retailer by revenue, clocking $681 billion in annual sales.
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Pakistan, along with some Gulf nations, has banned the screening of Dhurandhar, calling it “negative propaganda.” But beyond official press releases and court filings, the ban appears to exist largely on paper.
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Pakistan's FBR had reached out to the IMF at its headquarters in Washington via email, hoping for a GST relief on contraceptives.
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The strategy follows data cited by the government showing that more than 40 percent of young men hold a positive view of so-called manosphere influencer Andrew Tate.
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The United States and its allies believed they had locked China out of the most critical technology needed to build cutting-edge chips. That confidence is now under strain.
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Data retrieved from the GPS device showed that the seagull had travelled over 10,000 kilometres, including across Arctic regions, before reaching India’s western coast.
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The deal also includes 60 self-propelled howitzer artillery systems and related equipment worth more than $4 billion and drones valued at more than $1 billion.
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The long list of things that could go wrong suggests that drawdowns and volatility spikes are likely during 2026, especially given an investor base that is so determined to chase the market higher. Here’s a closer look at the challenges to the upbeat outlook.
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While economists in Russia are divided on whether such a trajectory is financially sustainable, the more immediate challenge for the government is the rising cost of servicing its debt.
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged stricter hate speech laws and tougher penalties after an antisemitic attack at Sydney’s Bondi Beach killed 15 people, including a 10-year-old girl, and sparked nationwide outrage.
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The latest disruptions come after a series of visa-related challenges for Indians. Earlier this year, delays in F-1 student visa processing affected college admission timelines. More recently, proposals to raise work visa fees unsettled the H-1B community.
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The White House is hinting at one-off cheques and an unusually large 2026 refund season, but details are thin and economists warn cash payouts do little to fix the drivers of high costs.
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A new regulatory filing lays bare the incentives, pressure tactics and last-minute manoeuvres behind one of Hollywood’s most bruising takeover fights.
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A person close to Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner recounts the hours surrounding the discovery of their deaths, responds to reports about family tensions, and outlines what authorities have disclosed so far about the case against their son.
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Islamic State is no longer a state-building force, but its messaging still reaches lonely, volatile individuals and nudges them towards simple, high-casualty attacks that are hard for security agencies to predict.
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US President Donald Trump has unveiled a one-time $1,776 cash payout for eligible active-duty and reserve US Army members, with payments expected before Christmas.
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To supporters, she is exactly the leader BP needs. To critics, she represents an industry choosing regression over reinvention
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A late-life baby announcement by Chinese painter Fan Zeng has triggered a storm online, after reports said he has cut ties with his older children, sharpening an already sensitive debate on inheritance, age-gap marriages and family control.
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A damaged section of the Soyuz launch complex at Kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrome is now slated for repairs through late February 2026, a timeline that could shape Russia’s near-term launch schedule from its most important foreign-based spaceport.
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A simple idea with big consequences: some rules, nudges and culture pushes do not change behaviour, they reverse it. Here is what triggers the boomerang effect at work, how it shows up, and how managers can reduce the backlash.
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He says his tests show his body did not get older over the past year, as he pursues an “immortality by 2039” target. Researchers caution that today’s biological-age tools can be useful for trends, but noisy for definitive individual claims.
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After her 8-year-old son died from exposure, his mother says a proposed $9 million NYPD settlement is not accountability. As the city moves to close the case, she is demanding answers, responsibility, and reforms so the same tragedy is not repeated.
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Centuries-old Kashmiri artisans struggle with falling international orders and declining tourism, threatening livelihoods and the future of traditional crafts.
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The father and son stayed at the GV Hotel, a small, sparsely furnished property in downtown Davao, close to city hall and a police station.
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The closures follow heightened security risks, with India summoning the Bangladesh envoy over threats to its missions and visa applicants.
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Immigration experts say vague guidelines and the absence of a clear pathway to residency or citizenship have dampened interest in Trump’s Gold Card visa, with many applicants advised to opt for the EB-5 route instead.
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The bronze plaques, many written by Donald Trump himself, use overtly political language to criticise past presidents, triggering fresh controversy over changes to the White House.
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The team will examine attacker Sajid Akram’s Indian passport, past visits to India and possible radicalisation links while coordinating closely with Australian authorities.
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Trump praises Indian-American attorney Harmeet Dhillon for her hardline legal action against anti-Semitism, as the civil rights chief also flags alleged discrimination against Americans in H-1B-only hiring.
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Ahmed Al Ahmed, a 43-year-old Syrian-born Australian, saved lives during the Bondi Beach shooting by wresting a weapon from a gunman, sustaining gunshot wounds himself, and earning international praise for his extraordinary courage.
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Sajeeb Wazed Joy, son of ousted PM Sheikh Hasina, says barring major parties from February elections undermines democracy and warns of Islamist empowerment and cross-border security risks.
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The combined m-cap of all BSE-listed companies was around $5.19 trillion as of December 17. This was up about 0.5 percent from $5.18 trillion at the end of December 2024
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The management shakeup comes as BP lags behind its rivals due to a combination of corporate disasters, war, lackluster returns from its renewables efforts and some bad luck
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A proposed $100,000 fee on new H-1B visas under the Trump administration is expected to sharply impact Indian IT giants TCS, Infosys and Cognizant, potentially reducing visa demand and accelerating offshore hiring.
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Ford notified LG of the canceled order on Wednesday, the South Korean company said in a regulatory filing in Seoul
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In a national address, Donald Trump claimed the US now has its strongest-ever border with “zero illegal aliens allowed,” repeated his assertion of settling eight wars, and announced a one-time $1,776 payment for US soldiers.
