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Did The US Really 'Give Greenland Back' To Denmark? Fact-Checking Trump's Davos History Lesson
Historical records and international law do not support the claim that the US ever owned or controlled Greenland's sovereignty.
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Spain Calls India 'Reliable Global Pillar' Amid Push To Upgrade Bilateral Ties
Spain on Wednesday sent a strong political and economic signal in support of India's rising global role, with Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares describing India as a "reliable country".
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Trump's New Tariff Threat, This Time Over Greenland
US President Donald Trump on Friday said that he may slap tariffs on countries that do not support his plans to take over Greenland.
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'UN Charter Not A La Carte Menu': UN Chief Slams Nations Violating International Law
Antonio Guterres said the world is brimming with conflict, impunity, inequality and unpredictability.
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Watch: Harvard Law Student Explores Delhi Through Food On Her First Day In The City
A Harvard Law student, who is currently interning at the Supreme Court of India, decided to spend her first full day in Delhi tasting some of the city’s most talked-about food spots
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3 Indians Among Crew On Board Russian Oil Tanker Seized By US
Three Indians are among the crew on board the Russian oil tanker seized by the US, local media reported even as Moscow on Thursday asked Washington to comply with international laws on freedom of maritime navigation.
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"Makes World Less Safe": UN Slams US Intervention In Venezuela
The world community must make clear that US intervention in Venezuela is a violation of international law that makes the world less safe, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Tuesday.
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Why Venezuela's New Leader, Delcy Rodriguez, Is Who Global Oil Wanted All Along
As the US threatened Nicolas Maduro's grip on power in recent months, a cadre of executives, lawyers and investors tied to the oil industry made their case to anyone who would listen the Trump administration, congressional aides.
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"Gunboat Diplomacy Is Back": Ex-Envoy Warns Of Global Fallout After US' Venezuela Power Grab
India's former Ambassador to Venezuela, YK Sinha, has likened the reported US assault on Caracas and the capture of President Nicolas Maduro to "a bygone era of gunboat diplomacy".
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Countries Split Over Venezuela: Who Backs US Strikes, Who Condemns Them
A large bloc of countries has rejected the US operation as a violation of international law and Venezuelan sovereignty.
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This Country, Only Recognised By Israel, Supports US Action In Venezuela
Somaliland, a self-proclaimed independent territory recognised only by Israel, has thrown its weight behind US action against Venezuela.
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'Hostages Without Helmets': Raghav Chadha Reiterates Support For Gig Workers
Aam Admi Party MP Raghav Chadha has defended his support of gig workers who had called for a strike earlier this week.
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Google Warns Employees Against International Travel Amid US Visa Delays
US tech giant Google has warned some employees not to travel abroad after learning that US visa re-entry processing at American embassies and consulates is facing "significant" delays that can stretch up to 12 months.
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Parliament Passes Bill Allowing 100% FDI In Insurance Sector
Parliament on Wednesday passed the 'Sabka Bima Sabki Raksha (Amendment of Insurance Laws) Bill, 2025', with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman assuring that opening up sector will attract new insurers, intermediaries and allied service providers.
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American Woman Files Court Case To Classify Pet Dog As Dependent: 'She's Like My Daughter'
An American woman sued the IRS to have her golden retriever legally classified as a dependent for tax purposes.
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Did The US Really 'Give Greenland Back' To Denmark? Fact-Checking Trump's Davos History Lesson
Historical records and international law do not support the claim that the US ever owned or controlled Greenland's sovereignty.
-
Spain Calls India 'Reliable Global Pillar' Amid Push To Upgrade Bilateral Ties
Spain on Wednesday sent a strong political and economic signal in support of India's rising global role, with Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares describing India as a "reliable country".
-
Trump's New Tariff Threat, This Time Over Greenland
US President Donald Trump on Friday said that he may slap tariffs on countries that do not support his plans to take over Greenland.
-
'UN Charter Not A La Carte Menu': UN Chief Slams Nations Violating International Law
Antonio Guterres said the world is brimming with conflict, impunity, inequality and unpredictability.
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Watch: Harvard Law Student Explores Delhi Through Food On Her First Day In The City
A Harvard Law student, who is currently interning at the Supreme Court of India, decided to spend her first full day in Delhi tasting some of the city’s most talked-about food spots
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3 Indians Among Crew On Board Russian Oil Tanker Seized By US
Three Indians are among the crew on board the Russian oil tanker seized by the US, local media reported even as Moscow on Thursday asked Washington to comply with international laws on freedom of maritime navigation.
-
"Makes World Less Safe": UN Slams US Intervention In Venezuela
The world community must make clear that US intervention in Venezuela is a violation of international law that makes the world less safe, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Tuesday.
-
Why Venezuela's New Leader, Delcy Rodriguez, Is Who Global Oil Wanted All Along
As the US threatened Nicolas Maduro's grip on power in recent months, a cadre of executives, lawyers and investors tied to the oil industry made their case to anyone who would listen the Trump administration, congressional aides.
-
"Gunboat Diplomacy Is Back": Ex-Envoy Warns Of Global Fallout After US' Venezuela Power Grab
India's former Ambassador to Venezuela, YK Sinha, has likened the reported US assault on Caracas and the capture of President Nicolas Maduro to "a bygone era of gunboat diplomacy".
-
Countries Split Over Venezuela: Who Backs US Strikes, Who Condemns Them
A large bloc of countries has rejected the US operation as a violation of international law and Venezuelan sovereignty.
-
This Country, Only Recognised By Israel, Supports US Action In Venezuela
Somaliland, a self-proclaimed independent territory recognised only by Israel, has thrown its weight behind US action against Venezuela.
-
'Hostages Without Helmets': Raghav Chadha Reiterates Support For Gig Workers
Aam Admi Party MP Raghav Chadha has defended his support of gig workers who had called for a strike earlier this week.
-
Google Warns Employees Against International Travel Amid US Visa Delays
US tech giant Google has warned some employees not to travel abroad after learning that US visa re-entry processing at American embassies and consulates is facing "significant" delays that can stretch up to 12 months.
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Parliament Passes Bill Allowing 100% FDI In Insurance Sector
Parliament on Wednesday passed the 'Sabka Bima Sabki Raksha (Amendment of Insurance Laws) Bill, 2025', with Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman assuring that opening up sector will attract new insurers, intermediaries and allied service providers.
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American Woman Files Court Case To Classify Pet Dog As Dependent: 'She's Like My Daughter'
An American woman sued the IRS to have her golden retriever legally classified as a dependent for tax purposes.
