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King Charles III hospitalized for cancer treatment side effects, cancels engagements, continues state duties.

NATO clarifies comments on missing U.S. soldiers in Lithuania, recovery efforts underway, fate still unknown.

Stabbing near Dam Square in Amsterdam injures five, police investigate motive, urge witnesses to come forward.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits Guyana to discuss energy independence and security cooperation amid regional tensions.

Trump administration faces backlash over discussing sensitive attack plans on Signal app with journalist, sparking controversy and calls for resignation.

Marjorie Taylor Greene clashes with British journalist over Signal chat leak controversy during press conference.

Police clash with protesters in Turkey's capital amid anti-government demonstrations following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Imamoglu.

Indian fisherman dies by suicide in Pakistani jail, highlighting the plight of Indian fishermen in Pakistan.

External Affairs Minister Jaishanker addresses the plight of Indian fishermen detained in Sri Lanka, inherited from events in 1974.

Emergency crews rescue 29 from sunken tourist submarine in Hurghada, Red Sea; 6 dead, 9 injured, cause unknown.

Russian President Putin accepts PM Modi's invitation to visit India, c

United Nations report praises India's health initiatives, including Ayushman Bharat, for saving millions of young lives through strategic investments.

South Korea wildfires double in size, 26 dead, historic sites destroyed, climate change blamed for rapid spread.

France's Foreign Minister visits China to discuss Ukraine, trade disputes, and gauge China's stance on Ukraine.

Brazil's Supreme Court orders ex-president Bolsonaro to stand trial for coup plot after losing 2022 election, facing 40+ years in jail.

Unprecedented mass bleaching event devastates Ningaloo Reef off Australia's coast, threatening vibrant corals and marine life.

Dharmarajika Buddhist Monastery in Dhaka provides free meals during Ramadan, promoting interfaith harmony in Bangladesh.

Canadian PM Mark Carney condemns Trump's auto tariffs as a direct attack, vows to protect Canadian auto jobs.

Trump's foreign policy directives are reshaping U.S. soft power, impacting alliances, USAID, trade, immigration, and education globally.

Tufts University student Rumeysa Ozturk detained by DHS, sparking protests and calls for release.

French President Macron proposes European armed force for Ukraine to respond to potential Russian aggression, aiming for lasting peace.

President Trump imposes 25% tariffs on auto imports to boost domestic manufacturing, potentially impacting automakers and global supply chains.

2025 U.S. intelligence report identifies India and China as key sources of drug trafficking equipment and chemicals.

India and China explored ways to rebuild ties and agreed to initiate efforts to promote people-to-people exchanges, including arrangements for resumption of direct flights and resume Kailash Manasarovar Yatra.

Sudan's army advances towards liberating the capital, seizing key locations, including the airport, from the RSF stronghold.

Chancellor Reeves announces deepened welfare cuts, increased defense spending, and crackdown on tax evasion in U.K.'s Spring Statement.

New Delhi-based Rights and Risks Analysis Group also said Mr. Yunus had been trivialising the acts of violence against the Hindus, Buddhists, and Christians in Bangladesh by describing them as outcomes of personal disputes, criminal acts, or accidents.

The Atlantic releases Signal chat: U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth texted start time for a planned killing of a Houthi militant in Yemen as well as other details of imminent waves of U.S. strikes

Palestinians in northern Gaza protest against war, chanting "Hamas out," amid devastation and political tensions.

Senate Democrats urge Justice Department probe into accidental inclusion of journalist in sensitive war plans discussion by Trump officials.

Pilot and daughters survive Alaska plane crash, rescued by good Samaritan after 12 hours on icy lake wing.

Indian-American scientist Jay Bhattacharya confirmed as NIH Director.

President Trump's executive order calls for electoral reforms, including requiring documentary proof of citizenship to vote in federal elections.

Russian defence units destroy Ukrainian drones over Black Sea, US brokers pause in attacks, unclear when deals take effect.

Tariffs on sanctioned oil buyers could be a potent tool for U.S. sanctions enforcement, but may face hurdles.

Trump signs executive order to overhaul U.S. elections, requiring proof of citizenship to vote and setting Election Day deadline.

Federal laws, classified info, and consequences are questioned after officials leaked military attack details on Signal app.

United Airlines flight UA198 from Los Angeles to Shanghai diverted to San Francisco due to pilot's forgotten passport.

Trump downplays sensitive military plans texted to journalist, calls it a "glitch," as Democrats criticize administration's handling of information.

Columbia University faces backlash for complying with Trump administration demands, impacting student activism and press freedom.

Russia and Ukraine agree to halt military strikes in the Black Sea and on energy sites in talks brokered by the U.S.

Israel's President expresses shock over hostages no longer being top priority, urges continued efforts for their release.

Indian and Chinese officials discuss border affairs and cross-border cooperation in Beijing, preparing for upcoming diplomatic talks.

ISPR condemns false report of coup against Bangladesh Army chief, urges responsible journalism to prevent misinformation.

Bangladesh awaits India's response for a meeting between Chief Adviser Yunus and PM Modi at BIMSTEC Summit.

Imamoglu's arrest sparks protests, political turmoil in Turkey as opposition leader visits him in prison.

President Trump appoints Alina Habba as top federal prosecutor in New Jersey, known for defending him in court.

Controversial Unification Church faces dissolution in Japan after court ruling, accused of manipulative fundraising and recruitment tactics.

International student enrolment in the U.S. is rebounding post-pandemic, but concerns over immigration policies may deter future students.

CSIS warns of election interference by China, India, Russia, and Pakistan in upcoming Canadian general election.