International
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21 Killed, Dozens Injured After High-Speed Trains Collide in Southern Spain
Madrid, Spain — At least 21 people were killed and more than 70 others injured after two high-speed trains collided…
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Poland Urged to Show Zero Tolerance for Terrorism, Jaishankar Criticizes “Selective Targeting” of India
New Delhi, India — External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Monday called on Poland to adopt a zero-tolerance approach toward…
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India Accuses Pakistan of Misusing Self-Determination Narrative at United Nations
UNITED NATIONS — India on Thursday sharply criticized Pakistan at the United Nations, accusing it of abusing the principle of…
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UK Accused of Shielding Khalistani Extremists, Drawing Comparisons With Canada
LONDON, United Kingdom — The United Kingdom’s approach toward individuals linked to Khalistani extremism is drawing sharp criticism, with a…
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Indian Student Killed, Two Injured in Road Accident in Kazakhstan’s Oskemen
ASTANA, Kazakhstan — An Indian student was killed and two others were injured in a road accident in Kazakhstan’s Oskemen…
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Modi Raises Ariha Shah Foster Care Case With German Chancellor, Says Foreign Secretary
GANDHINAGAR, Gujarat — Prime Minister Narendra Modi has raised the case of baby Ariha Shah, an Indian child currently in…
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Handling US Pressure Emerges as Key Test for India’s BRICS Leadership
NEW DELHI — Balancing its foreign policy priorities between the United States and the BRICS grouping is emerging as India’s…
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Chilling Account of Venezuelan Guard’s Claims Goes Viral After White House Share
WASHINGTON — An extraordinary online account attributed to a Venezuelan security guard loyal to President Nicolás Maduro is drawing widespread…
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Bangladeshi Passport Faces Growing Scrutiny at Airports Worldwide
DHAKA, Bangladesh — Thousands of Bangladeshi travelers are increasingly being denied entry at international airports despite holding valid visas and…
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India to Continue Backing International Solar Alliance After U.S. Withdrawal
NEW DELHI — India will continue working with member countries of the International Solar Alliance despite the United States announcing…
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