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“FIFA, GO HOME!” Mexicans Kick ‘Trump’s Head’ in World Cup Protest

World News | Activists staged a football tournament in Mexico City’s Zócalo as a form of protest against what they called the “World Cup of dispossession.” Footage shows participants playing football with balls covered in masks of Donald Trump, alongside slogans reading “dispossession,” “resistance,” and “FIFA go home.”

“We Will Not Back Down” — Macron, Stubb Step Up Ukraine Support

World News | French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed Finnish President Alexander Stubb to the Élysée Palace as Ukraine marked four years since the start of the war with Russia. Macron reaffirmed France’s commitment to implementing the European Union’s €90 billion loan package for Ukraine, with €60 billion earmarked for military equipment and strengthening the defence industry in Ukraine and Europe. He also pledged increased pressure on Russia through EU sanctions and a proposed maritime blockade on Russian oil.

15 killed after military Mi-17 helicopter crashes in Peru’s Arequipa Region

Fifteen people were killed after a Peruvian military Mi-17 helicopter crashed in the Arequipa region, officials confirmed Monday.

Before Carney’s India trip, Canada seeks to strip 26/11 accused Tahawwur Rana of citizenship; Pakistan distances itself

The Canadian government has formally moved to strip Tahawwur Rana of the citizenship he acquired in 2001, citing fraud and misrepresentation during the naturalisation process.

US withdraws Beirut embassy staff as Trump warns of ‘really bad things’ over Iran

The US State Department is evacuating non-essential staff from its Beirut embassy amid rising Iran tensions, as President Donald Trump boosts military deployments and warns of consequences if nuclear talks fail.

Rs 6,000 crore drug trail: How El Mencho’s cartel reached Indian waters and why his death brings relief for India

El Mencho’s name surfaced prominently in India after a major seizure by the Indian Coast Guard in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands on November 25, 2024.

Trump warns nations ‘play games’ will face ‘much higher tariff’ after court ruling

President Donald Trump warned countries against exploiting the Supreme Court ruling limiting his global tariffs, vowing “much higher” duties and alternative trade measures as tensions deepen between the White House and judiciary.

A missile that will transform India’s air power: Why Golden Horizon could be PM Modi’s big takeaway from Israel

Open-source assessments suggest Golden Horizon may be linked to Israel’s Sparrow missile family, which was originally developed to simulate enemy ballistic missiles for testing Israel’s Arrow missile defence system.

EU scrambles to finalise Russia sanctions and Ukraine loan amid Hungarian veto threat

Germany, France and other European nations reaffirmed support for Ukraine while racing to finalise new sanctions and a major loan, as Hungary threatened to veto measures ahead of the war’s fourth anniversary.

The Trump sound-alike mystery caller who went viral on C-Span: What we know about ‘John Barron’

Shortly after the decision, C-SPAN opened its phone lines for public reaction. One caller, identifying himself as “John Barron”, delivered a fiery critique of the court that sounded uncannily like Trump himself.

Russian oil most discounted since 2023 on western sanctions

The average discount of Urals oil from the country’s western ports ballooned to $30.62 below the global benchmark Dated Brent on Friday

From Rawalpindi to London: How Pakistan’s army under Asim Munir is targeting critics beyond its borders

Observers cited in the report argue that Munir has personally driven this “dangerous” strategy, particularly against individuals linked to former prime minister Imran Khan, who remains jailed.

‘They come to steal from grandma’: How the US radical right turned a fraud conviction into an anti-India tirade

The case began trending on X nearly a month later after conservative social media accounts framed the conviction as evidence of widespread criminality among immigrants, particularly from India.

Oil hovers near six-month high with nuclear talks and US tariffs in focus

Brent crude futures were up 9 cents at $71.85 a barrel by 1308 GMT while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude gained 15 cents to $66.63.

'Licenses to do absolutely terrible things': Trump launches fresh attack on US Supreme Court over tariff ruling

President Donald Trump criticised the Supreme Court, saying its recent ruling unintentionally expanded his authority on tariffs and licensing, while warning of future decisions he believes could harm US interests.

War or a nuclear deal? Why Trump is pushing the US toward a possible clash with Iran and what lies ahead

The US and Iran have held two rounds of indirect talks in Oman and Switzerland, with little progress. Talks are scheduled to resume on Thursday in Switzerland.

Xi gains leverage before Trump summit after tariff reversal

Weeks before Trump lands in Beijing on March 31, the first trip by an American president since his last visit in 2017, the Supreme Court invalidated his broad emergency tariffs — a key point of leverage over China

The biggest loser from Trump’s new tariffs could be Britain

Britain had enjoyed a relatively lower reciprocal tariff rate at 10% compared with other countries — giving it a competitive advantage

New footage reveals startling details from Vince McMahon’s 2025 high-speed Connecticut crash

Police dashcam and bodycam video released by authorities shows the former WWE boss driving recklessly.

Lashkar terror module busted in Delhi: How Bangladesh-based handler answered to ‘Chacha Ji’ Hafiz Saeed in Pakistan

At the centre of the plot is Shabir Ahmed Lone, an Indian-born, Bangladesh-based operative accused of orchestrating recruitment, propaganda and logistics for Lashkar inside India.

Why fruit tastes different in Delhi and the US, according to a visiting tech founder

A casual comment by an American startup founder has reopened a serious conversation about freshness, supply chains and how food reaches our plates.

Who was Austin Tucker Martin and what happened at Mar-a-Lago, Trump’s Palm Beach resort

What US authorities and public records say so far about the man shot dead after breaching security at Donald Trump’s Florida resort.

Trump tariff collections stop today, billions in revenue at risk | Explained

The rollback affects a wide range of imports from major Asian export economies such as China, South Korea, Japan and Taiwan, all of which play central roles in global manufacturing and technology supply

Kim Jong Un secures new term as party leader amid nuclear expansion and generational shift

Kim Jong Un was re-elected as leader of North Korea’s Workers’ Party, with officials crediting his nuclear expansion and reshaping of the leadership, signalling continued military buildup and hardened regional stance.

Indians drove Dubai Airport’s record year in 2025

Traffic from India helped push Dubai International to record highs in 2025, especially during peak holiday and transit months.

Who is Ali Larijani, insider tasked with steering Iran if Khamenei is assassinated?

Ali Larijani has emerged as a central powerbroker in Tehran, reportedly tasked by Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei with ensuring regime survival and steering Iran in the event of war or assassination.

EU Rejects Higher US Tariffs After Supreme Court Ruling | Trump Tariffs

The European Commission has urged the United States to honor the existing EU US trade agreement after the US Supreme Court struck down former President Donald Trump’s global tariffs. Following the ruling, Trump announced new temporary tariffs, raising them to 15 percent. Brussels said EU exports must not face duties beyond the previously agreed ceiling and called for clarity from Washington, warning that tariff uncertainty disrupts global markets and transatlantic trade.

Borders, bribes and bloodshed: El Mencho's killing and how Mexico became the battleground of global drug trade | Explained

El Mencho, 59, was the head of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, also known as CJNG. The cartel leader carried a $15 million US bounty and was among the most wanted criminals in the world.

EU says it will not accept increase in US tariffs after Supreme Court ruling: 'A deal is a deal'

The European Commission said Washington must provide 'full clarity' on the steps it intends to take following the court ruling

Dog abandoned at Las Vegas airport goes viral and gets a new home

Missing paperwork on a service animal form turned into an online sensation and a happy ending for one small dog named Jet Blue.

First 50% to 18%, now 10% to 15%: How US Supreme Court ruling forced Trump tariff reset and why India stands to gain

Trump Tariffs News: Crucially, key sectors such as pharmaceuticals, electronics and aerospace goods remain exempt, preserving India’s strengths in high-value exports.

Iran warns any US strike would be 'act of aggression', vows ferocious response

Iran warned any US strike would be considered aggression, vowing a ferocious self-defence response as Donald Trump weighs action.

Global tariff shakeup: Who gains, who loses from Trump 15% levy

Trump’s 15 percent global tariff will sharply cut duties for Brazil and China, boosting their export competitiveness, while raising costs for key US allies such as the UK, the EU and Japan, reshaping global trade flows

25-year-old Hindu woman allegedly abducted, gang-raped in Chandpur, Bangladesh

The incident comes shortly after a new government led by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party was formed following the 2024 ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

US Iran News Updates: Iran FM says nuclear deal 'within reach' ahead of US talks

The agreement for the Chinese-made CM-302 supersonic missiles is said to be nearing completion, though a delivery timeline has yet to be settled.

How Iran is preparing for war and who is really running the country

As the threat of US strikes grows, Iran’s supreme leader has quietly shifted power to a trusted fixer, built succession plans, and readied the state for survival under fire.

What the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling has left US companies scrambling to figure out

The court struck down Trump’s tariffs, but offered no clarity on refunds, new levies or what businesses should do next.

When the US Secret Service has used lethal force, and how rare it really is

In more than a century and a half of protecting U.S. leaders, fatal shootings by the Secret Service have been unusual and tightly linked to direct threats.

Why Japan is digging the Pacific seabed for rare earths

Tokyo is testing deep-sea mining as a hedge against China’s grip on minerals critical to defence and clean tech, even as costs and feasibility remain uncertain.

Tarique Rahman overhauls Bangladesh military: New Army chief named, India-based adviser recalled

Lieutenant General M Mainur Rahman has been named the new chief of general staff

Who ‘El Mencho’ was, why his killing matters, and what could come next

The death of Mexico’s most wanted cartel leader is a major blow to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, but it has already triggered nationwide violence and fresh uncertainty.

'Kept me in the dark': Bangladesh President lambasts Yunus, alleges he sidelined presidency, ignored constitutional norms

According to Shahabuddin, Yunus did not brief him on foreign visits, agreements or major policy actions, despite constitutional provisions mandating regular consultation with the President.

Why Trump’s new flat tariff helps China and Brazil more than US allies

A Supreme Court setback has reshaped US trade policy, leaving long-time partners worse off while countries Trump once targeted see tariffs fall.

Why El Mencho was one of the most feared drug lords of Mexico

After El Chapo’s arrest, El Mencho quickly rose to power, turning the Jalisco New Generation Cartel into one of the most feared criminal organizations in the world.

AI and job losses explained: Why Sam Altman says companies are using 'AI washing' to justify layoffs

Major firms such as Google, Amazon and Tata Consultancy Services have cut thousands of roles in recent months, often citing efficiency gains from AI adoption.

US importers still pay Trump-era tariffs as Customs set to halt collection from Feb 24

US importers continue to pay Trump-era tariffs despite the Supreme Court ruling, as CBP has not yet updated its systems and refunds remain uncertain.

How US intel helped Mexico in killing of drug lord El Mencho, White House reveals

The White House confirmed that the United States provided intelligence support to Mexican authorities during the operation that led to the death of notorious drug lord Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera.

New York hit by massive blizzard; Mayor Mamdani declares state of emergency, travel ban imposed

A historic winter storm, Winter Storm Hernando, is set to blanket the US Northeast with heavy snow, strong winds, and widespread travel disruptions.

Gunmen block roads, vehicles torched and highways shut: Unrest in Mexico as Cartel revenge takes center stage after El Mencho's killing

US deputy secretary of state Christopher Landau reacted on social media, saying, “It’s not surprising that the bad guys are responding with terror. But we must never lose our nerve.”