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Canada has leveled new allegations against Indian Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah, claiming he is behind plots to intimidate and target Sikh leaders in Canada. The accusation, confirmed by Canadian Deputy Foreign Affairs Minister David Morrison, further strains diplomatic relations between the two countries. Morrison shared with a parliamentary panel that he told a US-based …
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In one of the deadliest floods to hit Spain in 30 years, torrential rains in the Valencia region have claimed at least 62 lives. The floods have devastated towns, submerged streets, and left the eastern coast battling the aftermath of unrelenting rainfall. Emergency crews are working tirelessly to rescue those stranded and recover missing individuals …
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Jaya Kishori, a popular spiritual orator in India, recently found herself at the center of a social media storm after being photographed with a luxury Dior handbag. Known for her inspirational messages on spirituality and simple living, Kishori’s public appearance with the designer bag quickly led to debates online. Contradicting Expectations In India, spiritual figures …
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Russian President Vladimir Putin initiated a new exercise of Russia’s nuclear forces on Tuesday, marking the second drill in just two weeks as the conflict in Ukraine intensifies. Russian officials have indicated that the war, now in its 2-1/2-year phase, is entering its most perilous period yet, particularly as Russian troops advance in eastern Ukraine …
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The Supreme Court has rejected two urgent petitions from Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who sought to have his name removed from the presidential ballots in the battleground states of Michigan and Wisconsin. With early voting already underway, Kennedy expressed concerns that leaving his name on the ballots could mislead voters about his willingness to serve …
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Islamabad: Emphasizing its commitment to regional peace, Afghanistan’s Taliban government has assured Pakistan that Afghan soil will not be used by terrorist groups for attacks across the border. Afghan Chargé d’Affaires (CdA) Mawlawi Sardar Ahmad Shakeeb underscored this stance during a seminar in Islamabad, stressing the importance of regional stability to bolster economic cooperation. The …
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CNN has suspended conservative commentator Ryan James Girdusky following a controversial exchange with journalist Mehdi Hasan on CNN Newsnight. The incident took place during a heated debate on American politics and has sparked discussions about civility and decorum on air. Remarks Spark Outrage The tension began as the discussion turned to a recent rally by …
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Independent MP Rajesh Ranjan, widely known as Pappu Yadav, requested the Bihar Chief Minister and Union Home Ministry on Tuesday to withdraw his security cover. In a bold statement, Yadav declared he no longer wishes for any protection, even submitting a formal request to the Bihar government. He shared his unwavering dedication to his public …
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Mount Fuji, Japan’s highest mountain, has yet to receive its first snow of the year, marking the latest date on record for the mountain to remain bare since data collection began 130 years ago. Typically, the summit gets its first dusting by early October, but this year’s unusually warm weather has prevented any snowfall. In …
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces allegations of seeking free personal flight upgrades from former Qantas CEO Alan Joyce. In his new book, The Chairman’s Lounge: The Inside Story of How Qantas Sold Us Out, journalist Joe Aston claims Albanese personally contacted Joyce for upgrades on 22 flights between 2009 and 2019. The accusations have …
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