India’s foreign policy continues to navigate complex ties with both the US and Russia as the global order becomes increasingly multipolar.
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Britain Faces Economic Pressure as Energy and Food Costs Rise Amid Iran War Fallout
UK businesses and households are caught in a cost-of-living squeeze worsened by surging energy prices connected to the US-Iran conflict.
South Korea AI Bonuses Spark Global Talent War as Tech Companies Race for Top Engineers
South Korea’s unprecedented $340000 AI bonuses are intensifying global competition for artificial intelligence engineering talent.
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay Meets PM Modi in New Delhi for Key Bilateral Talks
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay held discussions with Prime Minister Modi in New Delhi covering state development and central funding issues.
Pew Research: Majority of Americans View Climate Change as Significant Problem With Sharp Partisan Divide
A new Pew Research Center poll found most US adults consider global warming a serious threat though views sharply diverge along party lines.
European Countries Strengthen Ties With Japan and South Korea Ahead of G7 Summit
European governments deepened bilateral partnerships with Japan and South Korea in advance of the upcoming G7 summit.
Marco Rubio Completes Visit to India Amid Strengthening US-India Strategic Partnership
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio concluded a significant visit to India focused on deepening bilateral ties in defense and trade.
Canada’s PM Carney Strikes Deal With China to Allow Made-in-China EVs Amid Trade Tensions
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney negotiated a deal with Chinese President Xi Jinping permitting some Chinese-made EVs into the Canadian market.
India’s Supreme Court Recognizes Safe Highway Travel as a Fundamental Right Under Article 142
India’s Supreme Court used Article 142 powers to expand road safety protections ruling that the right to safe highway travel is constitutionally guaranteed.
Human Rights Groups Condemn 196 Deaths in US Pacific Anti-Drug Ship Bombings as Unlawful
At least 196 people have died in 59 US military attacks on alleged drug vessels since September raising international human rights concerns.