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  Can India Deny Dhaka's Request To Extradite Sheikh Hasina? What Rules Say

  After Sheikh Hasina, Bangladesh's ousted prime minister, was sentenced to death in absentia for "crimes against humanity", the interim government in Dhaka urged India to immediately extradite the deposed leader.

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  Meet John Ternus, Apple Executive Who Might Replace CEO Tim Cook

  Apple CEO Tim Cook may leave his post as early as next year, with the company's board and senior executives accelerating succession plans, the Financial Times reported.

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  Project Prometheus: How Jeff Bezos Plans To Use AI Beyond Chatbots

  Unlike traditional chatbots, Project Prometheus aims to build AI that can interact with the physical world.

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  Fraud, Kidnappings: Why Iran Suspended Visa-Free Travel For Indians

  Indians won't be allowed to enter Iran visa-free from November 22, after Tehran suspended the facility following an increase in fraud and trafficking cases.

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  F-35, Abraham Accords: What's On Agenda For Saudi Crown Prince's US Visit

  US President Donald Trump will roll out the red carpet for Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, on Tuesday for a visit expected to advance the sale of F-35 fighter jets and a host of business deals with the kingdom.

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  Ukraine To Buy Up To 100 Rafale Jets, Air Defense Systems From France

  Ukraine on Monday signed a letter of intent to buy up to 100 Rafale warplanes, drones, air defence systems and other key equipment from France over the next 10 years, as part of efforts to strengthen the country's long-term security.

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  Sheikh Hasina Sentenced To Death By Court She Created To Try War Criminals

  Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to death by the court she established in 2010 to try war crimes from the 1971 liberation war.

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  Trump Agrees To Sell F-35 Fighter Jets To Saudi Arabia Amid China Concerns

  President Donald Trump said the US would sell F-35 fighter jets to Saudi Arabia, offering Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman a prize he's long cherished, even though many obstacles remain before he gets the stealthy planes.

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  US Is Creating Priority Visa System For Football World Cup, Says Donald Trump

  President Donald Trump said the US is creating a priority visa system for 2026 FIFA World Cup ticket holders, an effort to handle the large number of visitors expected for the soccer event.

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  "Blew My Stack": Trump Says Shouting Over Trade Policy Gave Him Hoarse Voice

  US President Donald Trump stated that he develped a hoarse voice from what he described as a heated exchange with representatives of a foreign nation that, according to him, attempted to alter an existing trade agreement.

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  Ex-Harvard President Steps Down From Public Commitments After Epstein Emails

  Larry Summers, the former president of Harvard University, said he takes "full responsibility" for his misguided decision to continue communicating with Epstein.

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  US Warned Others To Avoid Loans From Chinese State Banks But Excluded Itself

  For years, Washington has been warning others not to trust loans from Chinese state banks fueling its rise as a superpower. But the US is the biggest recipient of all by far. The security and technology implications have yet to be fully understood.

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  "Ties With India Different From Pakistan": US Lawmaker To NDTV On New Resolution

  The United States does not see the equivalence between India and Pakistan and regards New Delhi as a 'vital strategic partner', said Ami Bera, the longest-serving Indian American Member of Congress.

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  Murderer Challenges Australia's Ban On Prisoners Eating 'Vegemite'

  A convicted murderer is challenging an Australian state's ban on prisoners eating Vegemite, claiming in a court suit that withholding the polarizing yeast-based spread breaches his human right to "enjoy his culture as an Australian."

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  Saudi Crown Prince To Get Warm Welcome From Trump, US Business After 7 Years

  Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the de facto leader of Saudi Arabia, will make his first White House visit since the 2018 killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi by Saudi agents on Tuesday.

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  Meet Gary Walters, The Man Who Worked In The White House For 37 Years

  Gary Walters saw a lot of history in the 37 years he spent working at the White House, where he started as an officer assigned to protect the president and ended as the longest-serving chief usher in history.

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  Elon Musk "Could Have Changed" US Government For Good, But Didn't: Biographer

  Walter Isaacson argued that Elon Musk's approach inside the Trump administration undermined his potential impact.

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  "Copy Cat": Elon Musk Jabs Jeff Bezos Over New AI Platform Launch

  Project Prometheus marks Jeff Bezos's first major operational role since stepping down as Amazon CEO four years ago.

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  US Colleges See 17% Drop In New International Students Amid Trump Policies

  The number of newly enrolled international students at US colleges and universities dropped by 17% this autumn following new restrictions on student visas and other Trump administration policies, according to a report released on Monday.

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  "Very Troubling": Shashi Tharoor On Death Penalty To Sheikh Hasina

  Sheikh Hasina was on Monday sentenced to death in absentia by a special tribunal in Bangladesh for "crimes against humanity".