In a sign of shifting geopolitical alignments, Brazilian President Lula da Silva arrived in India leading the largest-ever Brazilian business delegation — some 260 firms — with eyes on trade deals…
In a landmark legal defeat, a New Mexico court slapped Meta Platforms with a $375 million fine for failing to protect minors on its platforms — Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The case, brought by…
Across Europe, Denmark entered a period of political transition after Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen formally submitted her government’s resignation following a close-fought election. Her outgoing…
Against this turbulent backdrop, the Indian rupee closed at a record low of 94.05 against the U.S. dollar on Tuesday. The currency’s slide reflects a cocktail of pressures: elevated global oil prices…
The conflict’s toll extends far beyond energy prices. For the millions of Indian expatriates who have built lives in the Gulf states, the war has introduced a pervasive new uncertainty. As The Hindu…
On Wednesday, millions of Sri Lankans found themselves with an unexpected midweek holiday — not for celebration, but out of necessity. The island nation has shifted most state institutions, schools,…
In the most dramatic military escalation of the ongoing Middle East conflict, Iran announced on Tuesday that it launched four cruise missiles from its coastline toward the U.S. aircraft carrier USS…
Today’s intelligence briefing from international investigative media.
The music world lost Chip Taylor, the Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee who penned era-defining hits including “Wild Thing” and “Angel of the Morning.” He was 86. Rolling Stone noted his catalog also…
In New South Wales, three Liberal MPs crossed the floor to oppose the government’s proposed tighter gun laws, with one declaring the amendments do not address “the real problem.” The revolt signals…
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