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India Ready to Assist Canada Extortion Probe, But Envoy Verma Says 'Canadians Are Yet to Request'
India's High Commissioner hints at assisting Canada in investigating crimes linked to gangs targeting Indo-Canadians
US Congress Recognises Indian-Americans and IIT Graduates for Transformative Contributions
US Congress recognises contributions of Indian Americans, especially IIT graduates, to American society
US Minuteman III Missile Replacement Breaks $96B Budget, Triggers Pentagon Review
U.S. Minuteman III replacement program, Sentinel, faces a 37% cost overrun, reaching $131 billion amid pandemic challenges. Critical to nuclear triad, it undergoes scrutiny
How Iran-Pakistan Clashes Impact India and Can a Wider War Be Averted?
India has kept its channels of communication open and could help broker peace among the warring sides in West Asia.
France Ramps Up Weapons Production for Ukraine and Says Russia is Scrutinizing the West's Mettle
He cited the Caesar self-propelled 155 mm howitzer, made in France by Nexter, as an example of how French defense contractors are adopting a war footing. French President announced plans to supply about 40 additional long-range Storm Shadow missiles
Israeli Family in Tel Aviv Marks 1st Birthday of Youngest Hostage, Kfir Bibas, Held in Gaza
Family marks youngest Israeli hostage's birthday in Tel Aviv ceremony. Kfir Bibas, held by Hamas in Gaza, symbolizes Israel's frustration over hostages
White House apologizes to former 2024 candidate Asa Hutchinson as Biden courts anti-Trump GOP
The White House on Wednesday apologized to former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson for a Democratic National Committee statement a day earlier that mocked the end of his longshot 2024 bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
Canada Announces Restrictions on Research Funding to Prevent Sharing Data with China, Iran, Russia
Canada is taking these actions to prevent sharing of advanced technologies developed by Canadian universities with these three countries.
Korean Air Plane 'Strikes' Cathay Aircraft in Japan, No Injuries
Cathay Pacific said the incident took place while its aircraft was parked at New Chitose Airport in Sapporo.
Evacuation Underway for Stranded Tourists After Multiple Avalanches Trap 1,000 People in China
The avalanches have blocked roads, stranding both tourists and residents in a village in Altay prefecture in the Xinjiang region, close to China's border with Mongolia, Russia and Kazakhstan
Eight Dead and an Estimated 100 People Missing After the Latest Nigeria Boat Accident
The passengers were being conveyed from Niger state’s Borgu district to a market in the neighbouring Kebbi state on Monday afternoon when the boat overturned in the Niger River
US Cargo Ship Hit by Missile Off Coast of Yemen, Says UK Maritime Agency
The UKMTO quoted the ship's master as saying the boat took a hit on its port side
Sri Lanka Arrests 10 Indian Fishermen for Allegedly Poaching in Its Waters; Second Incident in Week
The fishermen were arrested, and their trawler seized on Sunday north of Point Pedro, Jaffna, the Sri Lanka Navy said in a press release
Maldives Asks India to Withdraw Troops, Sets March 15 Deadline; MEA Says 'Finding Mutually Workable Solution'
According to the latest government figures, there are 88 Indian military personnel in the Maldives. Male is also reviewing more than 100 bilateral agreements with New Delhi signed by the previous government
Maldives: Muizzu's Party Loses Key Mayoral Poll to Pro-India Candidate Amid Lakshadweep Row
Pro-India Maldivian Democratic Party's landslide victory in Male's Mayoral election signals a shift in political dynamics. Explore the impact and background
Two Navy SEALs are missing after Thursday night mission off coast of Somalia
Two U.S. Navy SEALs are missing after conducting a nighttime boarding mission Thursday off the coast of Somalia, according to three U.S. officials.