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UK and Four Allies Blame Russia for Navalny Death, Cite Rare Dart Frog Toxin The United Kingdom and four other countries have formally accused Russia of killing opposition leader Alexei Navalny using a rare poison derived from dart frogs.…
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Marco Rubio: India Has Assured US It Will Stop Buying Additional Russian Oil US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said India has assured Washington that it will refrain from buying additional Russian oil, following fresh US sanctions on…
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RIP European Super League: Football’s Most Hated Experiment Ends In April 2021, football fans faced a moment that felt almost unreal. Twelve of Europe’s biggest clubs announced the European Super League, a breakaway competition designed to…
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Europe Must Step Up on Security Responsibilities: EU Chief Europe must take greater responsibility for its own security, European…
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Zelenskyy Says He Feels “Little Bit” of Pressure From Trump Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Saturday that he felt “a…
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A man and a woman were found dead inside a parked car with gunshot wounds to their heads in Noida on Saturday, February 14, police said. According to preliminary findings cited by PTI, the 32-year-old man allegedly shot his…
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A spate of extortion threats and security incidents involving Bollywood personalities over the past week has triggered fresh concerns within the film industry, drawing comparisons to the era of underworld-linked intimidation in the…
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated new buildings housing the Prime Minister’s Office and the central secretariat, describing the structures as a major step in India’s journey towards “Viksit Bharat” and a reflection of…
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Indian national Nikhil Gupta pleaded guilty on Friday to charges linked to a plot to assassinate pro-Khalistan activist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York confirmed. Gupta, 54,…
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The Union government is considering a proposal to introduce a 20-year cooling-off period for senior officials — including top bureaucrats and military officers — before they can publish books after retirement, officials familiar with…
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