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The US has edited its factsheet on the trade deal with India, removing key references including pulses, digital tax rollback, and even softening language on India’s $500 billion purchase plan. What changed? Scroll down to read.

Bangladesh is set to welcome a new Prime Minister for the first time in over three decades following the 2026 national election. This historic political transition marks a significant moment in the country’s governance and could reshape Bangladesh’s domestic and international policies.

A landmark judicial ruling in the Philippines marks a significant development for LGBT rights, challenging the country’s ban on same-sex unions. Despite being a conservative, predominantly Catholic nation, this decision signals progress for equality and sparks nationwide debate.

Taiwan has reportedly deployed U.S.-made missile systems just 10 kilometers from China’s coastline, significantly escalating tensions across the Taiwan Strait.

The opposition has submitted a notice to move a no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla. This marks a significant political development in India’s parliamentary proceedings.

Ro Khanna, the US congressman, publicly revealed the names of six men whose identities were redacted from the Jeffrey Epstein files, including Leslie Wexner, a billionaire retail magnate, whom the FBI appeared to have labeled as a co-conspirator.

Nancy Guthrie, mother of a prominent U.S. TV host, remains missing as authorities investigate her kidnapping. The FBI has released new video footage and photos showing an armed and masked individual believed to be involved. Law enforcement urges anyone with information to come forward.

New York’s iconic ‘Bodega Cats’—beloved shop companions—are at the center of a growing movement to protect them. A petition to safeguard these furry store residents is gaining momentum as New Yorkers voice their support. Will these beloved felines get official recognition?

A month before the Oscar Awards 2026, nearly 230 nominees across 24 categories gathered for the Academy's annual luncheon on Tuesday in Los Angeles and posed for a group photo. The nominees were also briefed about the big ceremony next month.

The Palestinian envoy has officially launched a bid to become President of the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) session. This move highlights Palestine’s diplomatic efforts on the global stage and could influence international discussions on peace and security.

Britain's Prince William criss-crossed the Saudi capital Riyadh on Tuesday, meeting footballers, playing video games and chatting with customers at a cafe, even as scandal over his disgraced uncle Andrew's links to Jeffrey Epstein made headlines back home.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has arrived in the United States ahead of a high-profile meeting with former President Donald Trump. Trump stated that Netanyahu “wants a good deal” with Iran, highlighting the focus on nuclear negotiations and regional security.

Europe should brace for more moments of U.S. hostility, French President Emmanuel Macron has warned, and should treat what he called the “Greenland moment” as a wake‑up call to push through long‑delayed reforms to strengthen the bloc’s global power.

In the latest development, the makers have agreed to change the title of the film. However, FWICE has demanded a pre-release screening of Ghooskhor Pandat. Read to know more details.

Trump’s Board of Peace has drafted a new plan for Gaza, proposing that Hamas can retain small arms while surrendering long-range weapons. The draft plan aims to address security concerns and promote stability in the region.

Russia's Shahed drones to become 'deadlier' Moscow retools Shahed drones with air-to-air missiles to threaten Ukrainian interceptors.

The Kremlin confirmed Tuesday that France and Russia have resumed “technical-level” dialogue as French President Emmanuel Macron continued to call on European leaders not to allow themselves be sidelined by the United States in Ukraine peace talks.

Six years on, what started as cyclone relief has evolved into a robust partnership encompassing humanitarian aid, naval operations, capacity-building and strategic dialogue.

A shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia has killed as many as eight people. Local reports indicated another shooting at home. The police said the suspected shooter was found dead with a self-inflicted injury. Several others were injured