US Raises India Soda Ash Import Restrictions During Trade Talks
The US will raise concerns with India over proposed restrictions on American soda ash imports during ongoing bilateral trade talks. USTR Jamieson Greer reaffirmed Washington's commitment to ensuring fair...
Bangladesh BNP Rejects July Charter Reform Implementation Agenda
Bangladesh's BNP has distanced itself from the July National Charter-backed reform agenda, rejecting key...
Marco Rubio Calls India-US Relationship Vitally Important at ASEAN
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reaffirmed that the India-US relationship is vitally important...
Amnesty raises alarm over Pakistan activist detentions
Amnesty International has urged Pakistan to release detained activists and journalist Ahmad Farhad, raising...
Trump to Feature on New US $1 Coin
The US Mint will introduce a new $1 coin featuring President Donald Trump as...
Pakistan hosts terrorist organisations and sponsors terrorist activities- MEA
The External Affairs Ministry today said India is closely monitoring the situation between Afghanistan and Pakistan. Briefing the media in New Delhi...
French Government Survives No-Confidence Motion by 18 Votes
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu has survived the first of two no-confidence votes in parliament today, after promising to pause a controversial...
President Murmu Meets UN Army Chiefs in Delhi, Hails Peacekeeping Efforts
President Droupadi Murmu today met with the Chiefs and Vice-Chiefs of Armies from the United Nations Troop Contributing Countries, who are participating...
Norway to provide 2 billion Norwegian kroner to NATO-coordinated aid package for Ukraine
Norway aims to provide 2 billion Norwegian kroner to a NATO-coordinated aid package for Ukraine, the Norwegian government said in a press...
WMO says Carbon dioxide levels in atmosphere reached record high in 2024, marking highest ever single-year increase
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has said that carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have reached the highest ever recorded, potentially further warming...
IUCN World Conservation Congress concluded in Abu Dhabi
The IUCN World Conservation Congress concluded in Abu Dhabi yesterday after a week of high-level deliberations that shaped a renewed global conservation...
India Gifts Prussian Blue Capsules to Indonesia for Cesium-137 Contamination Response
India has gifted critical Prussian Blue Capsules to Indonesia to mitigate the effects of Cesium-137 contamination. On the request of Ministry of...
India, Brazil Reaffirm Strategic Ties; Focus on Defence and Security Cooperation
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has said that India and Brazil enjoy strategic partnership built upon mutual respect and shared values. Holding a...
Sanjay Malhotra: US Tariffs won’t hurt India’s Economy
RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra says US tariffs won’t significantly impact India’s growth, emphasizing India’s domestic-driven economy. Despite 50% tariffs, exports to the US rose...
Afghan FM Muttaqi Concludes India Visit After Key Talks
Afghan Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi concluded his visit to India today. Mr Muttaqi returned to Kabul after holding a series of...
Taliban declares 48-hour ceasefire with Pakistan after Islamabad request
Afghan Taliban claims a 48-hour ceasefire with Pakistan following Islamabad’s request amid escalating border tensions, airstrikes, and civilian casualties in Kandahar’s Spin Boldak. The...
US Forces Kill Six Suspected Drug Traffickers in Strike Near Venezuela
A strike by US forces on a boat near Venezuela killed six suspected drug traffickers. This operation marks the latest in a...
Michael Randrianirina to Take Oath as Madagascar’s New President After Coup
Madagascar’s military leader Michael Randrianirina announced he will soon be sworn in as president after leading a coup that ousted President Andry...
Indo-Sri Lanka Chamber Hosts ‘Bridging Borders II’ to Promote Sri Lanka’s Market Bond Issuance in Indian Rupees
The Indo-Sri Lanka Chamber of Commerce and Industry today hosted “Bridging Borders II” at BMICH, focusing on enabling Sri Lanka’s market bond...
