Tibetan Leader Accuses China of Interfering in Dalai Lama Succession
Tibetan leader Penpa Tsering has accused China of attempting to control the selection of the next Dalai Lama, warning that Beijing's interference in Tibetan Buddhist traditions threatens religious freedom...
Microsoft Apologises After Major Global Outage Disrupts Outlook and Teams
Microsoft apologised for a major global outage that disrupted services including Outlook, Teams and...
Baloch American Congress Flags Investment Risks in Balochistan Through Pakistan
Baloch American Congress President Tara Chand has urged international investors to avoid resource-exploitation agreements...
Democrats Question Legality of Nvidia H200 Chip Exports to China
US Democrats Richard Neal and Ron Wyden have launched an inquiry into the Trump...
Bangladesh-India consular dialogue postponed
The fifth Bangladesh-India consular dialogue, scheduled for November 17-18 in Dhaka, has reportedly been...
Ambassador Vinay Kwatra Inaugurates New Premises of Indian Consulate in Seattle
The new chancery premises of the Consulate General of India in Seattle have been officially inaugurated by India’s Ambassador to the United...
The former US Charge d’Affaires to India warns Washington’s unpredictable diplomatic approach is complicating trade negotiations with New Delhi
Former US Charge d’Affaires to India, Donald Heflin, has warned that Washington’s unpredictable diplomatic approach is complicating trade negotiations with New Delhi.
Mr....
IDF Calls for Evacuation of Northern Gaza, Promises Humanitarian Aid in South
Israel has asked residents of Gaza City and the northern Gaza Strip to evacuate southward, as the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) prepare...
President Trump Accuses Federal Governor Lisa Cook During High-Profile Cabinet Meeting
US President Donald Trump held a high-profile Cabinet meeting in the White House a day after intensifying his criticism of the Federal...
PM Modi holds a telephonic conversation with the President of Finland, Alexander Stubb
Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephonic conversation with the President of Finland, Alexander Stubb, last evening. In a social media post,...
BUET Students lead 2nd Day of Protests in Dhaka, Clashes With Police Reported
BUET students and other universities blocked Dhaka’s Shahbagh intersection for a second day, demanding recognition of graduate engineers over diploma holders. Police used tear...
25% Additional Levy on Indian Exports to US Comes Into Effect Today
The levy of an additional 25 per cent on Indian exports to the United States came into effect today. US President Donald...
Japan Protests China’s New Structure in East China Sea
Japan’s Foreign Ministry has lodged a protest against China over the construction of a new structure in the East China Sea. The...
Ganesh Chaturthi Celebrated with Traditional Fervour by Newar Community in Nepal
Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated in Nepal. For the newar community, it’s primarily a day of home and temple worship and the ritualistic...
China Rejects US-Russia Nuclear Disarmament Talks
China said today that it will not join nuclear disarmament talks with the United States and Russia, rejecting President Donald Trump’s call...
Venezuela Deploys Military Drones and Naval Vessels to Patrol Caribbean Coastline
Venezuela’s Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino has announced the deployment of military drones and naval vessels to patrol the nation’s Caribbean coastline. The...
Russia Launches Massive Drone Strikes on Ukrainian Energy Infrastructure
Russia launched a massive drone attack on energy and gas transport infrastructure across six Ukrainian regions overnight. According to media reports, Russian...
Oman to Launch Revamped Golden Visa Programme on August 31
Oman will roll out its revamped Golden Visa programme on August 31 as part of efforts to strengthen its position as a...
Deforestation Linked to Over 500,000 Heat-Related Deaths in Tropics: Study
Deforestation has caused more than 5,00,000 deaths in tropical regions over the past 20 years due to heat-related illnesses, according to a...
