Modi Knesset address on Gaza

In a Knesset address, Narendra Modi backed the Gaza Peace Initiative, reaffirmed India’s zero tolerance for terrorism, and expressed solidarity with Israel.

Trump State Of The Union 2026 Focuses On Economy

Analysis of Trump’s 2026 State of the Union addressing the economy, tariffs, domestic costs, and responses to midterm pressure while observers note attention to Epstein era accountability.

ICE arrests dispute in New Jersey

The US Justice Department sues New Jersey over Gov Mikie Sherrill’s order limiting ICE arrests in nonpublic state areas, citing federal authority.

Border dispute: Sierra Leone detainees

Sierra Leone says Guinea’s military detained security personnel and seized weapons at Kalieyereh, Falaba, renewing focus on a long-running border dispute.
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25 Troops Killed After El Mencho's Death

Following the death of El Mencho, 25 members of the Mexican National Guard were killed in attacks, raising concerns over escalating violence in Mexico.

India Advises Rapid Departure For Safety In Iran

India urges Indians in Iran to depart promptly as protests rise and Iran-US talks resume; embassy helplines and registration aid travel safety and consular support.

Armed Man Shot at Mar-a-Lago Security Breach

An armed man was shot and killed after breaching the secure perimeter of Mar-a-Lago. The incident involved a 21-year-old from North Carolina.

El Mencho Killed by Mexican Army in Jalisco

The Mexican army has killed El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, during a military operation in Jalisco, impacting regional security.
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US-Iran Talks Confirmed for Thursday

Oman's Foreign Minister announces the next US-Iran talks in Geneva on Thursday, aiming for a diplomatic solution on the nuclear issue.

Bangladesh Army Reshuffles Leadership Positions

A significant reshuffle in the Bangladesh Army includes a new Chief of General Staff and changes to key military positions after the new government took office.

Japanese Macaque Punch Relies On Toy For Bonding

A young Japanese macaque named Punch at Ichikawa City Zoo finds comfort in a stuffed orangutan as staff support bonding, facial cues, and social integration with the troop.

Sayyad-3G Launches Signal Sea Based Air Defence

Iranian state media show the Sayyad-3G long-range air defence missile launch from the Shahid Sayyad Shirazi corvette during the Hormuz drill, highlighting maritime air defence expansion.
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Johnson Urges Noncombat Troops for Ukraine

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson calls for immediate deployment of noncombat troops to Ukraine, emphasising commitment to the nation's freedom.

Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Tariffs

The Supreme Court ruled against Trump's global tariffs, emphasising Congress's exclusive power to impose taxes. This decision impacts his economic agenda significantly.

Trump Tariffs: Court Ruling And Trade Law Options

Examines how the US Supreme Court blocked broad emergency tariffs, outlines alternative legal routes under Section 232, 301, 122 and 338, and potential impact on trade.

Tariffs Constrained By Supreme Court Ruling On Executive Power

The Supreme Court rules that tariffs under IEEPA require explicit congressional backing, limiting presidential power and guiding future US trade policy.
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Trump Tariffs Struck Down By US Supreme Court

The US Supreme Court rules that Trump exceeded powers under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, striking down global tariffs and shaping future trade policy.

US Tariffs Ruling Reshapes India US Trade Talks

The US Supreme Court voided Trump emergency tariffs, affecting India exports and altering negotiations for a broader India US trade deal with potential refunds and sector impacts.

Trump Tariffs Limited By Court Ruling

The US Supreme Court limits presidential use of tariffs under IEEPA, affecting revenue and global trade policy while clarifying congressional authority over emergency powers.

Iran US Tensions Rise Amid Hormuz Drills

Iran US tensions rise amid Strait of Hormuz naval drills and a large US military buildup in the Persian Gulf, with nuclear negotiations stalling in Geneva and sanctions disputes unresolved.
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Israeli Settlers Kill Palestinian-American Teen

Israeli settlers shot and killed 19-year-old Nasrallah Abu Siyam in the West Bank, highlighting rising violence against Palestinians.

Coca-Cola Distributor Sued for Excluding Men

The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission sues Coca-Cola Beverages Northeast for excluding male employees from a networking event at Mohegan Sun casino.

US Contributes USD 160 Million to UN

The US has paid USD 160 million of its USD 4 billion debt to the UN, with President Trump promising further contributions to support the organisation.

Prince Andrew Released After Arrest

Former Prince Andrew has been released after an 11-hour arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office related to Jeffrey Epstein.
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US Pays USD 160 Million to UN Debt

The US has paid USD 160 million of its nearly USD 4 billion debt to the UN, highlighting ongoing financial obligations and concerns over potential collapse.