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Iranian President Arrives in Pakistan Amid West Asia Tensions, Signaling Strategic Diplomatic Shift

In a significant development amid rising tensions in West Asia, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi arrived in Islamabad on a high-profile state visit, aimed at reinforcing diplomatic, economic, and security ties between Iran and Pakistan. The visit, marked by ceremonial welcomes and closed-door meetings, comes against a backdrop of regional instability, strained Iran-West relations, and evolving…

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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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Australia’s Albanese In China To Reshape Trade, Security Ties As Trump Continues Tariff War

In a significant diplomatic outreach aimed at reshaping trade and security ties with Asia’s largest economy, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrived in Beijing on Monday. This marks the first official visit by an Australian prime minister to China in years, underlining a reset in bilateral ties long marred by economic coercion and diplomatic freeze….

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Pakistan’s Nuclear Programme Meant For Peace And Defence: PM Shehbaz Sharif

Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif reaffirmed on Tuesday that the country’s nuclear programme is rooted in its fundamental policy of peaceful purposes and self-defence. Addressing a gathering of senior scientists, military officials, and policymakers in Islamabad, PM Sharif reiterated that Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal is a “deterrent, not an aggression strategy,” and highlighted that the nation…

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Sheikh Hasina’s Daughter Saima Put On Indefinite Leave By WHO Over Corruption Charges

In a development that has created ripples across Bangladesh’s political landscape and the global health fraternity, Dr. Saima Wazed, daughter of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and a prominent mental health advocate, has reportedly been put on indefinite leave by the World Health Organization (WHO) following corruption allegations. This move comes at a time when…

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50 Attacks In 24 Hours: Baloch Separatists Launch Operation ‘BAAM’ Against Pakistan Army

In a major escalation of tensions in Pakistan’s restive Balochistan province, separatist militant groups under the Baloch Liberation Army (BLA) have claimed responsibility for a coordinated offensive named Operation ‘BAAM’. The operation, reportedly executed within 24 hours across multiple regions, targeted Pakistani security forces, paramilitary checkpoints, and infrastructure assets, marking one of the deadliest waves…

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US Senator Calls For ‘Bone-Crushing’ Sanctions To Halt India, China, Brazil From Buying Russian Oil

A senior United States Senator has called for the imposition of “bone-crushing sanctions” to deter countries such as India, China, and Brazil from purchasing Russian oil, asserting that Moscow continues to fund its war machine through rising energy revenues despite existing Western measures. The remarks signal a hardening stance within American political circles amid persistent…

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NATO Needs More Long-Range Missiles to Deter Russia, Says Top US General

As tensions continue to rise across Europe, a top US military official has called for NATO to significantly enhance its long-range missile capabilities to effectively deter Russian aggression. Speaking ahead of upcoming high-level security meetings, the general emphasised that NATO’s current arsenal remains inadequate to counter Moscow’s growing threat posture. Why NATO Needs Long-Range Missiles…

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Israel and Palestine to Join High-Level Brussels Meeting Despite Tense EU Relations

In a rare development amid fraught diplomatic equations, Israel and Palestine have agreed to participate in a high-level meeting hosted by the European Union (EU) in Brussels this month. The meeting, aimed at reviving channels of communication, will take place despite souring ties between the EU and both sides in recent months over escalating violence,…

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‘Saying no…’: Kash Patel’s Girlfriend Reacts To Epstein List-Mossad Agent Theory, Calls Her Relationship Happy

Kash Patel, a former Trump administration official and prominent conservative figure in the US, has often found himself at the centre of controversies. The latest wave stems from resurfaced conspiracy theories linking public personalities to Jeffrey Epstein’s secret network, and even claims of Mossad infiltration in US power structures. Amid this, Patel’s girlfriend publicly addressed…

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No ‘Sir’ Title For Women Officials Anymore — Bangladesh Scraps Hasina-Era Rule, To Review ‘Odd’ Protocols

In a significant administrative reform aimed at gender inclusivity and dignity in public offices, the Bangladesh government has announced the removal of the mandatory ‘sir’ salutation for women officials. This decision reverses a long-standing protocol from Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s earlier tenure that institutionalised addressing both male and female officers as ‘sir’, sparking decades of…

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Germany Has No Plans to Buy Additional F-35 Fighter Jets, Defence Ministry Confirms

Germany’s defence ministry has confirmed it has no plans to purchase additional F-35 fighter jets beyond the 35 units already ordered, despite speculation that Berlin might expand its procurement to bolster NATO’s deterrence capabilities. The clarification came amid ongoing budget negotiations within Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s coalition and persistent debates on meeting NATO defence spending targets….

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Quad evolving framework, like-minded nations may be added: Japan diplomat

The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, or Quad, comprising India, Japan, Australia, and the United States, is set to undergo structural and strategic evolution in the coming years, according to a senior Japanese diplomat. The grouping, often seen as a strategic counterbalance to China in the Indo-Pacific, may expand to include other like-minded nations to reinforce its…

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Pakistan is a state-sponsor of terrorism, FATF lists the reasons

Pakistan continues to face severe global scrutiny over its alleged status as a state sponsor of terrorism, with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) repeatedly highlighting its failure to comprehensively eliminate terror financing and support to designated groups. The FATF, the global anti-money laundering and terror financing watchdog, has cited detailed reasons explaining why Pakistan…

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“Bangladesh being turned into Afghanistan” says Bangladeshi journalist Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury

Bangladeshi journalist and editor Salah Uddin Shoaib Choudhury has raised alarm over what he termed as the rapid Talibanisation and radicalisation of Bangladeshi society and politics, stating that Bangladesh is being turned into Afghanistan by extremist forces systematically gaining ground in the country. His remarks, which have sparked intense debate among regional observers, come at…

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Beijing condemns US ban on Chinese purchases of farmland, labels it ‘discriminatory and unjustified’

China has sharply criticised the recent decision by US lawmakers to restrict Chinese purchases of American farmland, calling the move “discriminatory, unjustified, and a violation of international trade norms.” The reaction from Beijing comes amid escalating tensions between the two global economic giants over trade, technology, and national security. Details of the US ban The…

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Trump announces fresh tariffs on six more countries including Philippines and Iraq, intensifying global trade tensions

In a significant escalation of his protectionist economic agenda, former US President Donald Trump on Tuesday announced new tariffs on six additional countries, including the Philippines and Iraq, drawing sharp criticism from international trade bodies and raising concerns over global economic stability. Details of Trump’s announcement Addressing a rally of supporters and business leaders, Trump…

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Namibia confers highest civilian honour on PM Narendra Modi; marks 27th international award recognising his global leadership

In yet another significant diplomatic milestone, Namibia has conferred its highest civilian honour on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, recognising his contributions to strengthening India-Namibia bilateral relations, global south cooperation, and leadership on international platforms. This becomes the 27th top award conferred on PM Modi by foreign governments, further consolidating his image as a widely recognised…

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India abstains from UNGA vote on Taliban’s ‘repressive policies’; calls out ineffectiveness of ‘business as usual’ approach

India has abstained from voting on a United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) resolution that strongly condemned the Taliban’s repressive policies, particularly those targeting Afghan women and girls. The Indian delegation emphasised that mere symbolic resolutions would not yield practical results for the Afghan people and stressed the need for “credible and inclusive initiatives” to ensure…

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Hina Rabbani Khar’s ‘Millions Named Rauf’ Remark Backfires Amid US Terror Designation Controversy

Former Pakistan Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar’s recent comments defending a US-designated terrorist by suggesting there are “millions named Rauf” have sparked intense criticism domestically and internationally, adding to Islamabad’s diplomatic discomfort as it struggles to shed its perceived leniency towards extremist groups. Background Of The Controversy The row began when the US Department of…

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