Iran's foreign ministry said on Tuesday that its embassy in Syrian would reopen once the "necessary conditions" are met, after the diplomatic mission was vandalised following the ouster of Tehran ally Bashar al-Assad.

Syria crisis: Iran 'awaiting necessary conditions' to reopen embassy

Israel's Defence Minister Israel Katz said on Tuesday that his country's forces would be free to act in the Gaza Strip even after its war with Hamas ends. "After eliminating Hamas's military and governmental capabilities in Gaza, Israel would have security control over Gaza with complete freedom of action" for the Israeli military, Katz said in a post on X, noting that it was his own "position".

Israel minister Katz says will maintain control over Gaza after war ends

US President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for presidential envoy for special missions, Richard Grenell, has reiterated his support for releasing imprisoned former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan.

‘Free Imran Khan,’ Trump’s foreign policy aide Grenell backs jailed PTI founder

A former Indian-American employee of OpenAI, the parent company of ChatGPT, was recently found dead at his apartment in San Francisco after accusing the AI giant of violating copyright law.

Who was Suchir Balaji, whistleblower found dead after accusing OpenAI of copyright violation?

A US federal court has refused to block a looming ban on the popular China-owned application. The DC Circuit Court of Appeals—which upheld the law last week—declined TikTok’s request to pause the ruling in a brief, unsigned order on Friday, deeming such a block "unwarranted.

Morning news brief: US court refuses to block TikTok ban; three Delhi schools receive bomb threats, and more

South Korean lawmakers vote Saturday on whether to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol over his failed martial law bid, in a second parliamentary showdown that remains too close to call.

S Korean lawmakers to soon vote on impeaching prez Yoon over martial law fiasco

In what can be best described as a change of fortunes, United States President-elect Donald Trump’s election victory has made him the apple of the eyes of CEOs, executives and influential business leaders.

From Bezos to Zuckerberg, top US CEOs line up to embrace Trump who once they ditched

South Korean protestors erupted in joy Saturday (Dec 14) after it was announced that lawmakers in the National Assembly had voted in favour of the impeachment process.

Watch: Protestors erupt in joy as South Korean lawmakers boot President Yoon out

Lawmakers in the South Korean National Assembly have voted to impeach President Yoon Suk Yeol over his martial law fiasco. A total of 204 votes were cast in favour of impeaching the embattled president, who earlier vowed to keep fighting 'to the end.

President Yoon impeached as S Korean lawmakers show him exit door over martial law fiasco

Switzerland has unilaterally decided to suspend the most favoured nation (MFN) clause in its Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA) with India. The move comes after the Supreme Court of India's ruling in the Nestle case.

Switzerland suspends India’s ‘most favoured nation’ status after SC’s Nestle ruling

At least three schools in New Delhi received bomb threat emails Saturday morning (Dec 14), third time in a week. The emails prompted authorities to launch searches on the premises.

Three New Delhi schools receive bomb threats, 12-year-old student held

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) received a threatening email in Russian language on Thursday (Dec 12), calling for ‘blowing up’ its headquarters in Mumbai. The email was sent to the official email ID of RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra.

‘Will blow you up,’ RBI’s Mumbai headquarters receives bomb threat in Russian language

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