Australia considers tighter gun licence limits and shorter durations as scrutiny grows after the Bondi Beach attack, with focus on genuine reason rules and ongoing reform

Prime Minister Modi visits Jordan, Ethiopia and Oman to deepen diplomacy, trade and people-to-people links, marking anniversaries and expanding strategic partnerships across West Asia and Africa.

A bystander disarmed a gunman during a shooting at an Australian beach, saving lives and receiving widespread praise for his bravery.

Puerto Rico's Governor Jenniffer Gonzalez signs a bill critics claim restricts public information access, raising concerns over transparency and democracy.

Jossimar Cabrera, suspected of killing his wife in California, has been extradited from Peru to face murder charges after her body was discovered.

A tragic shooting during a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney's Bondi Beach resulted in 15 fatalities, including a child, highlighting rising antisemitism.

Tragic deaths of nine African migrants highlight the dangers of crossing near Morocco-Algeria border amid freezing conditions.

Guatemala's President Bernardo Arevalo declares a 15-day state of emergency in response to armed attacks that killed at least five people.

A recent recruit to Syria's security forces carried out an attack that killed three US citizens, raising concerns about security personnel vetting.

A tragic attack during a Hanukkah celebration at Bondi Beach in Sydney resulted in 16 deaths, including a child. Prime Minister Albanese condemned the act.

A JetBlue flight from Curacao narrowly avoided a midair collision with a US Air Force tanker, highlighting safety concerns in military operations.

Netanyahu ties the Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack to rising antisemitism in Australia, urging policy action while noting security concerns and international reactions.

A Gujarat couple and their three-year-old daughter were abducted in Libya with a ₹2 crore ransom demand. Investigations point to an overseas agent coordinating the route to Portugal.

The US Embassy in India expands security checks for B-2, H-1B, and H-4 visas, citing birth tourism risks and online scrutiny to verify applicants' intent.

Canadian police outline the Brampton tow truck shootout, detailing arrests of three Indian-origin drivers, an ongoing inquiry, and a suspect still at large.

The US condemns Rwanda for breaching a peace agreement by supporting M23 rebels in eastern Congo, leading to increased violence and instability.

The US has removed Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes and his wife from its sanctions list, following previous accusations of suppressing freedom of expression.

The Trump administration argues that real-time sign language interpretation intrudes on the President's image control, as part of a lawsuit by the National Association for the Deaf.

The EU has frozen Russian assets in Europe to ensure funds support Ukraine, preventing Hungary and Slovakia from vetoing their use.

A US Navy admiral has handed over command at US Southern Command as scrutiny grows over military strikes on drug boats during the Trump administration.

Immigration experts warn Indian H-1B holders of postponed interviews into 2026, increased social media screening, and employer constraints affecting stamping and travel plans.

Mexico raises tariffs on several Asian imports, affecting India and other exporters, altering supply chains and prompting strategic shifts for businesses in North America and Latin America.

Analysis of the Luthra brothers deportation from Thailand to India, including IDC detention, deportation orders, and India-Thailand coordination under the 2013 treaty framework.

US forces deploy in the Caribbean as Trump signals options against Maduro, with sanctions and potential strikes shaping regional responses and policy debate.

Bangladesh moves toward the first national vote under an interim authority, with a referendum on the July Charter alongside polling day and reforms to state institutions.