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The president claimed that “a little fight with the wife” should not count as a crime, part of his push to defend his record on reducing violence in Washington.
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Following him, Pradip Paudel, the Health Minister in the Oli government, also resigned, marking the third ministerial exit amid escalating tensions over the social media ban.
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Tensions continued to grip Nepal as fresh protests erupted on the streets once again on Tuesday morning, just hours after the Nepal government revoked its ban on social media.
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With Rupert Murdoch’s succession fight resolved, Lachlan Murdoch emerges as the sole power broker atop Fox Corporation and News Corp, inheriting a media empire that spans television, publishing, sports and streaming.
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The sketch reportedly depicts a naked woman with “Donald” written below, accompanied by a handwritten note resembling Trump’s first name, states The New York Times
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The tragic deaths of Gen Z protestors in Kathmandu on September 8 has its roots in the frustration they experience over lack of livelihood opportunities in the country. Linked to is the failure of political parties to create conditions that could provide the country’s young with hope
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Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price said that large numbers of Indians had been allowed to migrate to Australia to vote for Albanese's Labor Party.
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Thailand's Supreme Court said he should serve prison time that he skipped while in hospital detention for previous convictions.
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A Korean Air Boeing 747-8i plane with 368 seats will fly from South Korea's Incheon to Atlanta, according to the spokesperson.
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Bayrou is to submit his resignation on Tuesday morning with Macron naming a successor in the coming days, the presidency said.
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He branded India the "Maharaja of tariffs" and listed a string of countries he said had already struck "great" trade deals with the US, including the European Union, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines and Indonesia.
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The confrontation at the Executive Club, an exclusive MAGA-aligned gathering founded by Trump’s inner circle, turned profane when Bessent accused Pulte of bad-mouthing him to the President.
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China is willing to maintain close cooperation with North Korea for regional and world peace and development, Xi's message said, according to the official Xinhua news agency.
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Nearly half of Nifty 500 companies valued above 40× earnings, highest among major global indices.
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The ship was carrying members of the flotilla’s steering committee, among them German activist Yasemin Acar, Brazilian environmentalist Thiago Ávila, and Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg.
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Navarro expressed doubt on whether the BRICS alliance would last long and claimed that the member nations have historically hated each other.
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At least 19 people were killed and more than 300 were injured in Nepal protests as police cracked down against protesters, firing rubber bullets and teargas shells.
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The meeting comes as Trump has tried to get Russian President Vladimir Putin to agree to sit down with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for direct talks aimed at ending the 3 1/2-year war
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It was the ‘ninth ground jet test’ and ‘the last one in the development process,’ according to KCNA.
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The letter, the existence of which was reported by the Wall Street Journal in July, appears to have been signed by Trump, but he has denied doing so and has said it does not exist.
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Welcome to our live blog tracking the latest news and developments from Gaza. Stay updated with real-time insights into the region's humanitarian situation, political developments, and security updates. From humanitarian aid and reconstruction efforts to political negotiations and regional dynamics, find comprehensive coverage of the events shaping Gaza's landscape.
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Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli has refused to lift the social media ban, insisting in a Cabinet meeting that the decision stands and must be publicly supported by all ministers, reported India Today. The move triggered tensions as Nepali Congress ministers in the ruling coalition demanded the ban be revoked and walked out in protest after Oli dismissed critics as “Gen Z troublemakers,” prompting him to call an emergency meeting of the ruling coalition.
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Francois Bayrou: In a vote in the National Assembly, 364 deputies voted that they had no confidence in the government while just 194 gave it their confidence.
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The Supreme Court's three liberal justices publicly dissented from the decision
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The tensions come against the backdrop of Washington’s decision under President Donald Trump to double tariffs on Indian goods to 50 per cent.
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Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, the FTC’s only Democrat, had briefly returned to her job after a federal appeals court ruling in her favor last week
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Lula denounced what he called "tariff blackmail" as the South American giant deals with a 50 percent import charge imposed by US counterpart Donald Trump.
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Nepal protest: Minister Prithvi Subba Gurung said the reversal was decided at an emergency Cabinet meeting
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Bessent has intentionally taken a more hands-off approach, compiling a list of nearly a dozen candidates, but is not expected to push any one candidate
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The decline highlights the threat from automakers ramping up EV incentives at a difficult time for the industry
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For Indian defence planners, the question is whether this new missile represents a genuine leap forward or another bold claim from Beijing. The comparison with BrahMos, India’s flagship supersonic cruise missile, has become inevitable.
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The Sashastra Seema Bal has intensified vigilance and is closely monitoring the situation to prevent any spillover of unrest into Indian territory.
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The two figures seen as leading the pack are Sanae Takaichi and Shinjiro Koizumi, who both placed strongly in last year’s leadership contest behind Ishiba.
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The deal will enable EchoStar's Boost Mobile subscribers to access SpaceX's Starlink Direct to Cell service, the statement said, without the need for an additional dedicated terminal.
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The Red Sea outage is a reminder that much of our digital life depends on a few strands of glass running under the ocean.
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Nepal claims Lipulekh as its own territory, a claim that India has categorically rejected as "neither justified nor based on historical facts and evidence."
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The package, which would be the bloc’s 19th since Moscow’s full-scale invasion in 2022, could also see the EU target Russia’s payment and credit card systems, crypto exchanges
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Donald Trump told reporters his administration was preparing an appeal and urging the Supreme Court to act quickly to prevent the tariffs from being struck down.
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The general perception among the masses is that this will lead to an attack on free speech, and it may lead to censorship.
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An investigation by The New York Times has found that JPMorgan Chase enabled Jeffrey Epstein for over a decade, overlooking red flags and internal warnings to preserve profits and connections until finally severing ties in 2013.
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Nepal Social Media Ban Protests Latest News Today (September 9): The Himalayan nation has been gripped by unrest for the past 48 hours, fueled by youth-led protests triggered by the government’s social media ban. At least 20 people were killed in Monday’s demonstrations.
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The BIT between the two countries assures appropriate protection to Israeli investors in India and Indian investors in Israel, in light of relevant international precedents and practices.
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Video footage from the scene showed dozens of people runniIsrael attackng from a bus stop at a busy intersection during the morning rush hour.
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Floods have so far affected more than 4.1 million people across 4,100 villages in 25 districts of Pakistan's Punjab province. Since August 26, at least 56 people have died in flood-related incidents.
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The immediate trigger was the Oli government’s decision on September 4 to block 26 major platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, X, LinkedIn, Signal and YouTube.
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Xi Jinping’s display of solidarity with Putin and Kim highlights shared goals but falls short of a formal alliance
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Falling oil revenues and rising military costs are forcing Moscow to consider cuts to non-military spending.
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Nepal protests: Latest reports say that the army has been deployed in Kathmandu
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Nearly 500 workers were detained in Georgia, exposing tensions between Trump’s immigration crackdown and push for foreign investment.
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With US support dismantled, the Kremlin is flooding Moldova’s election with AI-driven propaganda.
