International
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Nephew of Indira Gandhi Assassin Identified in New Zealand’s Largest Drug Bust
WELLINGTON — A man identified as the nephew of one of the assassins of former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi…
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Rubio Says U.S. Could Achieve Iran Objectives Within Weeks Amid Ongoing Strikes
WASHINGTON — The United States expects to meet its military objectives against Iran “in a matter of weeks, not months,”…
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Jaishankar Arrives in France for G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, Bilateral Talks Planned
PARIS — External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar arrived in France on Thursday to attend the G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, where…
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Missile Debris in Abu Dhabi Kills Two, Including Indian National, Amid Regional Conflict
ABU DHABI — Falling debris from an intercepted ballistic missile killed two people, including an Indian national, and injured three…
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India-Canada Energy Deal Could Shape Model for Global Clean Transition
NEW DELHI — India and Canada’s newly announced Strategic Energy Partnership could become a blueprint for global clean energy cooperation,…
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Senators Press FDA to Crack Down on Illegal Online Sales of Abortion Pills
WASHINGTON — A group of U.S. senators is urging federal regulators to take action against the illegal online sale of…
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Pakistan’s Growing Missile Capabilities Raise Concerns in Washington as U.S. Policy Focuses on Economic Ties
LONDON — Pakistan’s deepening strategic and technological ties with China are raising fresh concerns in Washington, as analysts warn that…
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Israel Doesn’t Trust Countries Without Diplomatic Ties, Envoy Says on Pakistan’s Role in Iran Talks
NEW DELHI — Israel does not place trust in countries with which it lacks diplomatic relations, its ambassador to India…
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Declassified 1971 Tapes Show U.S. Refused to Condemn Pakistan Despite Genocide Warnings
WASHINGTON — Newly surfaced transcripts from 1971 reveal that the United States declined to condemn Pakistan’s military crackdown in East…
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Modi Tops Global Leader Approval Ratings at 68 Percent, Survey Finds
NEW DELHI — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has once again been ranked the world’s most popular leader, securing a…
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