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New Delhi: A diplomatic episode from 2013 has resurfaced in public discourse amid renewed scrutiny of India-US relations following recent developments in West Asia. The incident concerns New Delhi’s decision to remove security barricades outside the US Embassy in the capital after the arrest and treatment of Indian diplomat Devyani

Washington: US Vice President JD Vance has sought to clarify growing controversy surrounding reports that Iran could gain access to a proposed $300 billion reconstruction and development fund under the emerging US-Iran peace agreement, stressing that the money would not come from American taxpayers and would only become available if

Washington/Tehran: The fragile peace process between the United States and Iran entered a critical phase on June 17 as negotiators worked to convert a preliminary ceasefire understanding into a broader agreement covering nuclear issues, sanctions relief and regional security. While the announcement of a framework deal has eased fears of

Évian, France: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has warned that the world is facing a growing “trust deficit” in international relations, trade and technology, delivering the message ahead of his closely watched meeting with US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the G7 Summit in France. The remarks come at

 Attack Sparks Concerns Over Political Intimidation A political protest in Jaipur took a dramatic turn on Monday when Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the rapidly growing Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), was repeatedly slapped by unidentified individuals during a public demonstration. The incident has triggered fresh concerns over political intolerance and the

 Ceasefire Agreement Triggers Tensions Between Allies A growing divide has emerged between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu after Washington and Tehran agreed to a preliminary deal aimed at halting months of conflict in the Gulf region. The agreement, which includes a 60-day ceasefire and a

 New Law Allows Residency Revocation Sweden’s parliament has approved a controversial new immigration law that allows authorities to revoke residency permits from immigrants based on what the government describes as “bad behaviour.” The legislation forms part of a broader effort by the country’s right-wing coalition government to tighten immigration policies

New York: India has strongly criticized the latest draft proposal on reforming the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), arguing that it falls short of addressing long-standing demands for meaningful expansion of the body’s permanent membership and risks delaying substantive progress on one of the most debated issues within the United

Washington/Moscow: In a remarkable coincidence involving two of the world’s most iconic strategic bombers, a US Air Force B-52 bomber and a Russian Tu-22M3 long-range bomber were involved in separate crashes on the same day, drawing international attention to the operational challenges faced by aging Cold War-era aircraft fleets. The

A tragic road accident in Maharashtra’s Solapur district has claimed eight lives and left several others injured, drawing condolences from the country’s highest leadership. The accident occurred in Tandulwadi village of Malshiras taluka when a jeep carrying devotees lost control and plunged into a well.  President Murmu Calls Incident ‘Heartbreaking’