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  US Suspected Of War Crimes In Iran, Says United Nations Mission

  In their latest report, due to be presented to the Human Rights Council on Monday, the independent investigators urged the 47 countries in the council to press for an end to the war, hold those responsible for war crimes to account and give asylum to civilians fleeing abroad.

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  Opinion | US Has Institutionally Weaponised India's Russia Oil Dependence. Can New Delhi Cope?

  A new legislation can connect India's Russian energy purchases to its access to the American market over a five-year period

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  'Druzhba-Dosti' Message In Putin's Birthday Post For PM Modi

  The Russian leader described his recent talks with PM Modi as "substantive, frank, and productive" and said he is ready to continue cooperation between the two nations on bilateral and international issues.

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  Imran Khan's Ex-Wife Shares Wedding Photos, Reveals Sons Walked Her Down Aisle

  Jemima revealed that her sons, Sulaiman and Kasim Khan, whom she shares with former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan, walked her down the aisle. 

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  FBI Foils Russian Plot To Kill Dissident In Washington

  Five people assumed to be living abroad were charged in the plot, according to an indictment unsealed in Manhattan federal court.

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  "Clean Up Your Act": Team Trump Warns India, China Over Russian Oil Trade

  India, meanwhile, said that it remained firmly committed to ensuring energy security for its people and will continue to source supplies from diverse sellers based on market dynamics after the US made a new move to punish such buyers.

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  "Enormous Losses": Taylor Swift's Husband Duped By Indian-Origin Man

  Siddharth Jawahar, 38, has been sentenced to 11 years in prison and ordered to pay $31.35 million to Travis Kelce and other investors.

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  Indian Man Dies On Malaysia Airlines Flight To Sydney After 'Asthma Attack'

  The man reportedly suffered an asthma attack during the flight and later died.

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  Russian Oil Uncertainty Hangs Over India's Largest Buyers Amid Middle East War

  India has relied on discounted Russian oil and relatively secure term Middle Eastern supplies to contain import costs through the past months.

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  Australia To Ban Foreign Students From Bringing Families During Studies

  At present, spouses and partners of international students can work in Australia, although the number of hours they are permitted to work varies depending on the student's course of study.

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  Hyderabad Man Dies Mysteriously In US. He Got Married 17 Days Ago

  Hussain last spoke to his family on September 14. After nearly eight hours, his family reportedly received a call from his roommate, informing them that Hussain had died in his sleep.

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  Disguised As Students, North Korean Workers Build Drones For Russia

  The development underscores how the deepening military ties between Russia and North Korea are expanding beyond weapons and troops into labor and industrial production.

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  US Denies Palestinian President Visa For UN Meeting For 2nd Straight Year

  The State Department said Wednesday that Palestinian officials, including Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, had failed to live up to their commitments under previous agreements to seek peace with Israel.

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  "Will Protect Trade, Economic Interests": India On US' Russia Sanctions Bill

  India is currently Russia's top buyer of seaborne crude, and the new legislation empowers the US president to impose unprecedented duties as panalities.

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  'Hostile Act': Trump Threatens To Cut EU Trade Over Canada Membership Plan

  EU chief Ursula von der Leyen raised the prospect a day before Canadian leader Mark Carney was due to address the European Parliament.

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  Ignored Orders, Concealed Mistakes: OpenAI Reports New AI Safety Incidents

  Among the six cases OpenAI disclosed were models that hid mistakes from users, inserted instructions for future versions of themselves, uploaded files to the internet to create citations

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  "Remember Where Bin Laden Hid": India Asks UN To See Reality Of Terror

  "The same permissive environment that sheltered the architects of 9/11 has, in the years since, continued to provide space, support, and impunity to affiliates of Al Qaeda," India said

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  When Must AI Firms Report Dangerous Incidents? Here's What US Law Says

  A company that discovers alarming AI behavior in testing may have no clear obligation to publicly disclose it if there is no data breach, investor impact, consumer harm or sector-specific reporting trigger.

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  Climate Change Likely Behind Glacier Collapse That Caused Nepal Floods: Scientists

  A 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit the same mountain in 2015 could have played a role by weakening the underlying bedrock as well, but its precise impact is unclear.

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  'Gateway To Expand Into Mideast': Oman Pitches New Port For Indian Businesses

  Ambassador of Oman to India Issa Saleh Abdullah Alshibani said the Embassy has been bringing stakeholders from Oman to India to promote the country and its growing commercial infrastructure.