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Bangladesh outfit backed by Turkish NGO published anti-India map: Jaishankar

In a significant revelation that has stirred both diplomatic and national security circles, External Affairs Minister Dr. S. Jaishankar has stated that a Bangladesh-based organisation, allegedly backed by a Turkish non-governmental organisation (NGO), was responsible for the circulation of an anti-India map. The publication, which reportedly distorts India’s borders and sovereignty, has raised alarms within…

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India’s purchases of Russian oil ‘point of irritation’ in bilateral ties with US: Rubio

The strategic partnership between India and the United States—often hailed as one of the most significant bilateral relationships in the 21st century—has encountered a delicate strain. US Senator Marco Rubio recently labeled India’s continued purchase of discounted Russian crude oil as a “point of irritation” in an otherwise broad-based cooperation framework. His remarks have reignited…

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‘You’re Not Going To Have Europe Anymore’: Trump’s Harsh Warning On Immigration Sparks Controversy Across Western Nations

In a fresh and controversial statement that has sent shockwaves across Europe and the US, former U.S. President Donald Trump has once again ignited the immigration debate with his inflammatory claim: “You’re not going to have Europe anymore.” The remark, made during a campaign event, was in reference to what he calls the unchecked influx…

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‘Don’t hire Indians’: Finfluencer warns Trump’s tech war could crush Indian futures

In a statement that has triggered widespread outrage and concern, a controversial US-based finfluencer has warned against hiring Indian professionals, claiming that a possible resurgence of Donald Trump’s presidency in 2025 could bring severe tech restrictions and immigration crackdowns that may disproportionately impact the Indian tech workforce. The finfluencer’s remark — “Don’t hire Indians if…

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Student visa: US lawmakers flag delay; urge swift action for Indian students

Amid mounting concerns over significant delays in student visa processing for Indian nationals, a group of influential US lawmakers has stepped in to urge federal agencies for expedited handling of student visa applications. With India being one of the largest sources of international students for the United States, the delay is impacting thousands of aspiring…

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China’s premier tells EU leaders ‘we can’t afford’ massive industrial subsidies

In a candid and strategically significant declaration, Chinese Premier Li Qiang told European Union leaders that Beijing “can’t afford” to maintain massive industrial subsidies, signaling a potential shift in China’s long-standing economic approach amid growing global scrutiny. His comments were made during the latest round of China-EU High-Level Economic and Trade Dialogue, where top leaders…

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US reversal on EDA software to China sparks fresh competition for India: Report

The Biden administration’s recent decision to ease export restrictions on Electronic Design Automation (EDA) software to Chinese semiconductor firms has sparked widespread concern among India’s electronics, semiconductor, and strategic policy circles. EDA tools, which are crucial for chip design and advanced manufacturing, were previously restricted under US export control regimes to curtail China’s rapid advancements…

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Sheikh Hasina case: Former police IG who turned witness is pardoned

In a significant legal development that has reignited political and administrative debates across Bangladesh, a former Inspector General of Police (IGP) involved in the Sheikh Hasina case has been officially pardoned after turning approver in the high-profile conspiracy investigation. This move, which comes amid wider shifts within the nation’s legal landscape, raises questions about governance,…

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Inside Pakistan Cricket Board’s billion-rupee loot: Police meals, perks for Naqvi, unauthorized payments and more

The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) finds itself at the heart of a staggering financial scandal, with recent internal audits and leaks revealing systemic misuse of funds, lavish perks, and unapproved payments amounting to billions of rupees. From serving extravagant police meals to questionable privileges for former Chairman Mohsin Naqvi, the board’s spending culture raises serious…

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‘They Desperately Need It’: Trump To Send Patriot Missiles To Ukraine, But Won’t ‘Pay Anything’

Former US President Donald Trump has stirred global headlines by declaring that he would send Patriot missile systems to Ukraine to bolster its air defence capabilities amid Russia’s continued aerial strikes, but with a firm caveat: the United States will not bear the financial burden for such supplies under his administration. Trump’s statement on Patriot…

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