Amid fresh trade tensions between Washington and Beijing, Trump on Friday said he believed things would "be fine" with China. The US President said he expected to meet Xi Jinping soon.
Diwali 2025: In Singapore, the festival of lights is celebrated with as much pomp and enthusiasm as Christmas, Chinese New Year, and Eid. It is a testament to Singapore being a melting pot of cultures.
Tomiichi Murayama, Japan's former prime minister known for his landmark apology over World War II, died on Friday at age 101. His 1995 statement set a benchmark for Japan's wartime remorse and influenced subsequent government apologies.
Madagascar Colonel Michael Randrianirina who plotted coup sworn in as President after stir toppled government
The recent attack in North Waziristan intensified tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan as both sides continued to blame each other for cross-border militant activity.
Russia has handed over a super-secret Soviet-era file to the US on President JF Kennedy's assassination. The file has a map of a Cold War-era-planned Peace Bridge to connect the two countries. Why did Moscow release the JFK file now, and can it shake up geopolitics?
This special report focuses on U.S. President Donald Trump's shifting stance on supplying Tomahawk long-range missiles to Ukraine, following discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin and ahead of a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Trump expressed his hesitation, stating, 'We need Tomahawks for the United States of America too... we can't deplete for our country'. The announcement came after a phone call with President Putin, who warned that providing Kyiv with these powerful weapons would inflict 'significant damage' on relations between Moscow and Washington. With President Zelenskyy scheduled to visit the White House to press for the advanced missiles, Trump's comments have cast serious doubt on the future of U.S. military aid to Ukraine and its strategy for the ongoing war.
Afghanistan-Pakistan Conflict: While both Pakistan and Afghanistan have claimed the other blinked first, videos of Taliban fighters displaying trousers, allegedly of Pakistani soldiers who fled their posts, have ensured that Afghanistan is atleast winning the narrative war on social media.
In a statement, Singapore Police has said that the investigation into the death of singer Zubeen Garg on September 19, is underway and so far no foul play has been suspected.
US singer Mary Millben defended PM Modi, saying he is not afraid of Trump and critiqued Rahul Gandhi's leadership. She told Gandhi to return to his "I hate India" tour, amid his allegations that PM Modi allowed the US to dictate India's Russian oil policy.
As the Ukraine war nears the four-year mark, the West is increasingly looking to bleed Russia's oil economy in order to blunt its military ability. And India, among the largest buyers of Russian crude, is caught in the cross-fire.
A video of the shooting that has emerged showed two gunmen, dressed completely in black clothes, firing multiple rounds at the Zamindar Bar & Grill located in Canada's Brampton area, before fleeing the spot.
"Absolutely, you cannot rule that out. There are strong possibilities," Pakistan's Khawaja Asif said, when asked if India might attempt to "play dirty games" along the border.
Azoria Capital's CEO alleges that his statement -- vowing not to invest in companies that replace American workers with H-1Bs -- led to a sudden move by the Board of Trustees of Tidal Trust III to delist the Azoria 500 Meritocracy ETF, a fund launched earlier this year.
After Jose Jeri, the seventh president in less than a decade, was sworn in on October 10, protestors called for him and other lawmakers to resign.
Beijing maintains close relations with both countries through a tripartite consultation mechanism, which periodically brings together Chinese, Pakistani, and Afghan officials to address cross-border security and economic concerns.
In a fiery NYC mayoral debate, Andrew Cuomo, Zohran Mamdani, and Curtis Sliwa clashed over experience, crime, and taxes — yet all vowed to work with President Donald Trump if elected.
The US Chamber of Commerce has sued the Trump administration over its new $100,000 H-1B visa petition fee, calling it unlawful and harmful to US employers. The Chamber argues the fee violates immigration law and threatens innovation.
A US strike on a suspected drug boat in the Caribbean left survivors for the first time, shifting a deadly campaign that has drawn international scrutiny and Venezuelan outrage.
President Donald Trump unveiled a model of the "Arc de Trump," a Paris-style monument planned near the Lincoln Memorial, symbolizing his bid to leave a lasting mark on Washington, DC.
