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  Opinion | With Trump's Tariffs Lost In Court, What Happens To India-US Deal Now?

  Post the US Supreme Court's order striking down Trump's tariffs, the legal and economic baseline for an India-US deal has shifted sharply.

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  Air India Issues Advisory As US Winter Storm Nears, 2-Feet Snow Predicted

  Air India cancelled all flight to and from the New York and Newark airports on Tuesday, while several other airlines offered free date change or refund as northeast US braced for a massive snowstorm.

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  Terrorist Who Ran Lashkar Module In Touch With 'Chacha Ji' Hafiz Saeed

  Shabir Ahmed Lone - the Indian-born Bangladesh-based alleged handler of a Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorist module busted in Delhi last week - was in direct contact with LeT founder and chief, Hafiz Saeed, and its senior commander Zaki-ur-Rehman Lakhvi.

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  "Civilians Targeted": Kabul After Pakistan Says 70 Killed In Afghan Border Attack

  Pakistan's military has claimed that it has killed at least 70 in strikes along the border with Afghanistan over the weekend, targeting what it described as terror hideouts, which it blamed for recent attacks inside the country.

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  "Leave By Available Means Of Transport": India's Advisory To Citizens In Iran

  In its latest advisory, the Embassy of India asked its citizens to "leave Iran by available means of transport, including commercial flights."

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  Death Of El Mencho Deals Blow To Mexico-China Drug Nexus In Indian Waters

  Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, better known as "El Mencho", Mexico's most wanted and dangerous drug lord, was killed in a military operation.

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  US Teen's Expressions During Interview After Surviving Serious Knife Attack Go Viral

  The doctors said if the cut had been one millimetre deeper, it would have been fatal for the 13-year-old boy.

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  Downed Helicopter To Mayor's Execution: Key Cases Against El Mencho's Cartel

  El Mencho was one of the most wanted drug lords in Mexico and internationally. As the head of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), he led one of the country's most powerful and violent criminal organisations.

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  Drug Lord El Mencho's Death Puts Spotlight On Militarisation Of Cartels In Mexico

  Over the past decade, CJNG evolved from a regional trafficking network into a structured armed organisation. Under El Mencho, the cartel expanded rapidly across several states and built strong international links, in synthetic drug trafficking

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  US Gathers Troops, Jets At UK Bases Despite Refusal On Iran Strikes

  At least 28 US military flights have operated from airbases in the UK and Cyprus in recent days, according to open-source flight tracking data analysed by The i Paper. The movements are part of a US military build-up across Europe and the Middle East

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  "Iran Regime Has Never Been This Weak": Exiled Princess Noor Pahlavi

  Iran is closer than ever to regime change, claiming the current leadership is at its weakest point in decades, exiled Iranian princess Noor Pahlavi has said.

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  Bangladesh Army Reshuffled, India Adviser Returns After Tarique Rahman Oath

  Just days after Tarique Rahman took over as Bangladesh's new prime minister, the South Asian nation's military witnessed a major reshuffle at the top level, including the appointment of a new chief of general staff (CGS).

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  India, China And Brazil Among Winners After US Court Blocks Trump Tariffs

  In a swift reversal of fortunes, countries that had been hardest hit by US President Donald Trump's tariffs have emerged as the biggest winners from the Supreme Court's decision to strike down his emergency levies.

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  UK Risks Being Biggest Loser From Trump's 15% Tariffs For All Nations

  After boasting for months about its preferential trade deal with US President Donald Trump, the UK is at risk of becoming the biggest loser in the aftermath of the Supreme Court's decision to strike down his global tariffs.

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  Muhammad Yunus Returns To Work After 18-Month Stint As Bangladesh's Interim Head

  Muhammad Yunus has returned to work at his non-profit organisation after stepping down from his role as chief adviser to Bangladesh's interim government. The Nobel laureate held the position for nearly 18 months.

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  Man Allegedly Trains Dog To Dump Garbage, Caught On CCTV In Italy

  An Italian man has been accused of training his dog to dump garbage at an illegal roadside dump near Catania. The authorities have released CCTV footage in which the dog is seen carrying a trash bag in its mouth and leaving it by the roadside.

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  US Woman, Accused Of Killing Husband Then Writing Book About Grief, Goes On Trial

  A murder trial is set to begin Monday for a Utah mother of three who published a children's book about grief after her husband's death and was later accused of killing him.

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  From Knesset Speech To Bilateral Pacts: What's On PM Modi's Israel Agenda

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to make a high-profile visit to Israel this week, marking his second trip to the country after the historic 2017 visit and his first during his third term in office.

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  From Winter White House To Private Club, All About Trump's Mar-a-Lago

  An armed man, in his early twenties, breached the security perimeter of Mar-a-Lago, the Florida residence of US President Donald Trump, on Sunday.

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  How Mexico Army Killed 'El Mencho', Drug Lord Who Evaded Arrest For Years

  The Mexican government has said that its security forces have killed the country's most wanted cartel boss, setting off a wave of violent reprisals across several states as cartel operatives sought to exact revenge in a show of force.