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Netanyahu warns Iran is ‘playing with fire’ after attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain

The Israeli prime minister said Tehran risked provoking renewed military action, while Kuwait rejected Iranian allegations that US strikes had been launched from its territory. Read More

Trump admits calling Netanyahu ‘crazy’ during phone call over Lebanon fighting, says he urged Israeli PM to ‘stop it’

President Trump confirmed reports that he sharply rebuked Israeli PM Netanyahu during a phone call over Israel’s military operations in Lebanon, while insisting that the two leaders continue to share a strong relationship Go to Source Read More

Jaishankar, Phomvihane review ties as India and Laos mark 70 years of diplomatic relations

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar reviewed expanding bilateral cooperation with Lao PDR’s deputy prime minister as the two countries celebrate 70 years of diplomatic relations. Read More

Venezuela’s acting President Delcy Rodríguez arrives in India for 5-day visit, to hold talks with PM Modi, Jaishankar

“During her visit, Acting President Rodriguez will hold bilateral talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Read More

Life in survival mode: How Cubans are coping with a deepening economic crisis

Cuba is facing one of its worst economic crises in decades, with severe fuel shortages, rolling blackouts, crumbling public services and growing hardship for millions. Read More

UK watchdog gives publishers more control over google AI search summaries amid traffic concerns

UK watchdog grants publishers greater control over Google AI Search summaries amid concerns over declining traffic and revenue Go to Source Read More

‘99% there, last 1% being worked out’: US-India trade deal could be signed within weeks, says Sergio Gor

“We are 99% there, the last 1% we are working on. We are very optimistic that this will get done. Read More

China’s lab crackdown: How Beijing is turning scientists into security assets

China on Wednesday warned its researchers against the disclosure of ‘sensitive’ scientific information, saying that leakage of information could not only damage their careers, but also pose risks to country’s national interests. Read More