In a move set to bring relief and clarity to businesses on both sides of the Atlantic, the United States and the Group of Seven (G7) nations have come together on a vital agreement to avoid imposing higher taxes on…
New Delhi, Sunday — India has firmly rejected allegations made by the Pakistan Army that attempt to link New Delhi to a deadly suicide bombing in North Waziristan, calling the claims baseless and deeply irresponsible. The Ministry of External Affairs…
A quiet night turned into chaos and heartbreak when a Russian drone slammed into a 21-storey apartment building in the southern port city of Odesa, leaving two people dead and at least 14 others wounded, according to local officials. Among…
Cristiano Ronaldo isn’t done with Saudi Arabia just yet. After months of rumors swirling about his next move, the 40-year-old global football icon has officially extended his stay with Al Nassr until 2027. The club confirmed the news in a…
Washington, June 27 — In a quiet move that’s stirring concern among human rights advocates, the White House has proposed major funding cuts to nearly two dozen global programs that investigate war crimes and support justice in countries like Ukraine,…
In a defense budget plan that signals a clear shift in priorities, former U.S. President Donald Trump is calling for more investment in cutting-edge weapons and a stronger focus on troop support — while scaling back on big-ticket fighter jets…
In a troubling development that could deepen the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, South Korea’s intelligence agency has warned that North Korea may send more troops to support Russia as early as July or August. According to South Korean lawmakers briefed…
JAKARTA, June 25 — In a defining move toward energy independence and environmental responsibility, Indonesia has announced plans to build its very first nuclear power plant by 2034. The goal? To break free from overdependence on fossil fuels and build…
DUBAI, June 25 — In a bold and emotionally charged move, Iran’s parliament has passed a bill to scale back its cooperation with the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog, a step that reflects deepening distrust and growing frustration after a recent…
TIANJIN, China – In a world already shaken by uncertainty, Chinese Premier Li Qiang delivered a sobering message at the World Economic Forum’s “Summer Davos” in Tianjin on Wednesday, warning that tensions in global trade are not just rising—they’re intensifying.…