Modi’s Moscow visit on July 8-9 aims to bolster India-Russia relations, focusing on strategic, economic, and military cooperation amid global uncertainties.

WestJet’s operations have been thrown into disarray as a strike by maintenance workers forces the cancellation of over 400 flights, leaving thousands of passengers stranded.

Iran faces a pivotal presidential runoff between reformist Pezeshkian and hard-liner Jalili, amid unprecedented voter apathy and economic hardships.

Chinese President Xi Jinping’s presence at the SCO summit in Astana sets the stage for crucial discussions on regional security, Afghanistan, and the potential for a high-level meeting with Indian officials.

Sri Lanka’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs summons an Indian diplomat to express deep concern over the death of a naval sailor in a confrontation with Indian fishermen.

North Korean officials adorned with pins featuring Kim Jong Un’s portrait during a recent high-level meeting hint at a deepening cult of personality surrounding the leader.

A tempestuous labor dispute has engulfed WestJet, Canada’s second-largest airline, culminating in the cancellation of over 400 flights and leaving nearly 50,000 passengers stranded.

The streets of Kenya are ablaze with protests ignited by a new finance bill, a catalyst for escalating tensions between the government and its citizens. As demonstrators clash with law enforcement, the death toll rises, painting a grim picture of a nation in turmoil. President William Ruto, under immense pressure

Amidst growing calls for his withdrawal, President Joe Biden remains resolute in his bid for re-election, despite a tumultuous debate and increasing doubts within his own party.

North Korea condemned joint military drills by South Korea, Japan and the United States, calling them an “Asian version of NATO” and warning of “fatal consequences”

The Taliban, amid global outrage, prepares for UN-led talks in Qatar, addressing women’s rights and economic issues, with accusations of “gender apartheid” hanging over them.

Amid escalating tensions and daily exchanges of fire, Iran warns Israel of an obliterating war if Lebanon is attacked, heightening fears of a wider regional conflict involving Hezbollah.

Mongolia’s ruling party retains a reduced majority in the latest election, overshadowed by corruption fears and economic challenges, signaling a profound shift in the political landscape.

Kenya’s recent anti-government protests, sparked by a controversial tax hike, resulted in at least 30 deaths, with Human Rights Watch reporting that security forces fired directly into crowds of protesters.

In a chilling report, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reveals that Islamic State militants have killed nearly 4,100 people in Syria since their territorial defeat in 2019, with the vast Badia desert serving as a strategic hub for their ongoing reign of terror.

France stands on the brink of a historic political upheaval as the far-right National Rally party eyes a monumental victory in the high-stakes legislative elections, challenging President Macron’s administration.