PoliticsA sudden illness has claimed the life of Senator Lindsey Graham, the influential South Carolina Republican who spent decades shaping American foreign policy. His death at 71 marks the end of a complex legislative career defined by his unwavering commitment to military strength and his shifting alignment with the party's leadership.
PoliticsA lethal drone strike in the Russian-controlled town of Energodar has left four people dead and four others wounded. Alexei Likhachev, head of the state nuclear corporation Rosatom, confirmed the casualties following the attack, which struck near the critical infrastructure of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
PoliticsStanding before a furnace at the 14th Assam Police Battalion’s premises in Nalbari, Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma oversaw the destruction of narcotics valued at ₹472.51 crore. This event marks the latest escalation in a statewide campaign to dismantle trafficking networks and curb the flow of illegal substances through the region.
PoliticsDrone and missile strikes flared across the Strait of Hormuz this weekend, shattering a fragile de-escalation effort and effectively shuttering the world's most critical maritime oil corridor. The sudden eruption of hostilities pits American defensive assets against Iranian forces, sending immediate shockwaves through global energy markets and electoral strategy.
PoliticsUnder the shadow of a deepening humanitarian crisis, ASEAN diplomats convened Sunday with Myanmar’s foreign minister to test the limits of a stagnant peace process. The high-stakes meeting focused on the status of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi and the broader struggle to reopen lines of communication with the ruling junta.
PoliticsA 28-year-old man remains in custody following the death of former government minister Ann Widdecombe, who was discovered with severe injuries at her rural residence in southwest England. Police have launched a formal investigation into the circumstances surrounding the 78-year-old politician’s untimely passing in the quiet countryside.
PoliticsA cardiac emergency at his Washington residence on Saturday claimed the life of Lindsey Graham, the veteran South Carolina senator and prominent Republican strategist. His office confirmed the news on Sunday, marking the end of a tenure defined by shifting political loyalties and a hawkish stance on international security.
PoliticsNineteen months after the collapse of the Assad regime, the Syrian parliament has gathered for its inaugural session under President Ahmed al-Sharaa. The assembly marks a fragile transition, attempting to balance the urgent necessity of state stability against the public demand for a departure from decades of absolute executive dominance.
PoliticsA $100 million kickback scandal at the state nuclear operator Energoatom has triggered a sweeping political realignment in Kyiv, as President Volodymyr Zelenskiy moves to replace Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko. The shake-up marks a volatile shift in leadership, with further personnel changes expected across the nation's key law enforcement agencies.
PoliticsThe Strait of Hormuz must remain an open corridor for global oil commerce, President Donald Trump insisted Sunday. His statement arrives as the long-standing hostility between Washington and Tehran continues to rattle energy markets, leaving international observers on edge regarding the security of the world’s most critical maritime choke point.
PoliticsThe discovery of Lalita Gautam’s body in a sugarcane field near Meerut has transformed a local tragedy into a high-stakes political battleground. As Uttar Pradesh approaches Assembly elections, opposition leaders are converging on the victim’s family, leveling accusations of police incompetence and demanding accountability from state authorities.
PoliticsUnion Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat accused the Congress party of strategic opportunism, claiming that leaders who once questioned the existence of Lord Ram now perform public displays of piety solely to capture votes as the electoral climate intensifies across the country.
PoliticsArvind Kejriwal has branded opponents of the Sundarkand recitation as having 'demonic tendencies,' escalating a sharp political confrontation with the Bharatiya Janata Party. The Aam Aadmi Party leader linked the resistance to these religious gatherings to a divine prophecy regarding the Kaliyuga, accusing his rivals of betraying Lord Ram.
PoliticsPolitical stability in Telangana has fractured as the ruling Congress government and the opposition Bharat Rashtra Samithi trade accusations of inciting violence. At the center of the storm is the Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Project, which has become a volatile proxy for a deeper struggle over governance and historical accountability.
PoliticsThe closure of the Strait of Hormuz by Tehran has triggered a volatile standoff, as Iranian forces launch coordinated missile and drone strikes against American installations across the Gulf. This aggressive maneuver marks a sharp departure from recent de-escalation efforts, effectively severing one of the world's most critical maritime corridors.
PoliticsFour lives vanished in a flash at a Gaza City metal foundry on Sunday, adding to a death toll that now includes a young girl. The strike pierced the fragile quiet of a 2025 ceasefire, leaving regional mediators scrambling to salvage peace negotiations currently underway in the Egyptian capital.
PoliticsAs India prepares to activate a landmark trade agreement with the UK on July 15, Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal is launching a high-stakes diplomatic tour across Spain, Belgium, and Finland. The mission aims to cement economic partnerships and unlock export pathways for Indian industries ranging from agriculture to advanced manufacturing.
PoliticsAs the conflict in Ukraine enters a grueling phase of attrition, Berlin has moved to bolster Kyiv’s aerial capabilities by financing the acquisition of 50,000 strike drones. This procurement represents a substantial shift in Western military support, prioritizing the high-volume, low-cost weaponry that has redefined modern battlefield tactics.
PoliticsA nine-year-old girl is among the three people confirmed dead following Israeli strikes on the Gaza Strip, a grim escalation that coincided with Hamas leaders convening in Cairo. The violence, targeting a tent encampment in the Al-Bureij refugee camp and a site in Gaza City, highlights the fragility of current ceasefire efforts.
PoliticsUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced a proposal to replace Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko on Sunday, setting the stage for a broader government reorganization. While praising her tenure, the president indicated that the move is designed to realign the cabinet with a new, undisclosed political strategy for the country.
PoliticsA representative for Myanmar’s military junta has officially claimed that former leader Aung San Suu Kyi remains in good health, a statement delivered to ASEAN foreign ministers as the regional bloc intensifies pressure to break the deadlock surrounding the country’s ongoing civil conflict and stalled peace negotiations.
PoliticsSenator Lindsey Graham, a central figure in American foreign policy and a pivotal ally to President Donald Trump, died Saturday evening following a brief and sudden illness. His passing has triggered a wave of tributes from both domestic political rivals and international heads of state who lauded his commitment to global security.
PoliticsUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has moved to replace Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko, signaling a significant adjustment to the nation's executive leadership. The proposal, intended to pivot the government toward more robust external relations, seeks to reposition Svyrydenko into a new strategic role rather than removing her from the administration entirely.
PoliticsA sudden illness has claimed the life of Senator Lindsey Graham, the veteran South Carolina Republican who served as a prominent force in American foreign policy and judicial oversight since his 2002 election. His passing prompted an outpouring of tributes from domestic political allies and international heads of state alike.
PoliticsTen years after a landmark tribunal invalidated Beijing’s expansive maritime claims, a coalition of 14 nations—including the United States, Japan, and the Philippines—reaffirmed their commitment to international law. The diplomatic push marks a renewed attempt to address persistent confrontations in one of the world's most contested shipping lanes.
PoliticsUnion Minister Piyush Goyal inaugurated a new office for senior BJP leader Ganesh Khankar in Dahisar on Sunday, positioning the space as a primary interface for local residents. The minister framed the facility as a necessary bridge to resolve administrative hurdles and streamline communication between the public and party leadership.
Politics“The Congress is a party that faces no threat from external enemies. Its own members tear each other apart,” says BJP leader Fatehjung Singh Bajwa. As assembly elections loom in Punjab, the party faces a credibility crisis fueled by open infighting and allegations of compromised leadership within its own ranks.
PoliticsCongress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury has demanded the implementation of a Uniform Civil Code at the national level, arguing that a centralized legislative framework is the only way to prevent the marginalization of minority communities as various BJP-led states push forward with their own individual, fragmented regional codes.
PoliticsMyanmar’s foreign minister has moved to quiet growing regional concerns over the condition of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi, assuring Southeast Asian counterparts that she remains in good health. The remarks, delivered during a Sunday meeting, come as ASEAN struggles to maintain influence over the country’s volatile political trajectory.
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PoliticsTwo hundred and three couples exchanged vows in Mainpuri this Saturday, participating in the Mukhyamantri Samuhik Vivah Yojana. The mass ceremony, which brought together Hindu and Muslim families, serves as a state-sponsored initiative designed to provide essential financial stability for the economically disadvantaged through direct monetary grants.