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Israel becomes first country to recognise Somaliland as independent state

Israel has become the first country to officially recognise the Republic of Somaliland as an independent state, more than three decades after it broke away from Somalia Go to Source Read More

Stabbing and car-ramming in Northern Israel kill two, Palestinian attacker wounded

A Palestinian from the West Bank carried out a combined stabbing and car-ramming attack in northern Israel on Friday, killing a man and a woman before being shot and wounded by police, authorities said Go to Source Read More

Nigeria provided intelligence for US strikes on Islamic State militants, says foreign minister

Hours after US military carried out Christmas Day strikes on Islamic State militants in north-west Nigeria, Foreign Minister Yusuf Tuggar confirmed that Nigeria shared intelligence and approved the operations Go to Source Read More

From Washington to Tokyo: Global power shifts that defined 2025

From Trump’s White House return to Nepal’s youth uprising and Takaichi’s rise in Japan, global politics in 2025 was marked by volatility, power shifts, and unexpected leaders reshaping nations Go to Source Read More

‘Flagged our concerns to the US’: MEA on H-1B visa appointment delays

India on Friday said it is ‘actively engaging’ with Washington to ease rescheduling issues as Indians face prolonged delays amid tighter scrutiny of the H-1B programme Go to Source Read More

Explosion at mosque in Syria’s Homs kills three, injures five

The blast took place inside the Imam Ali Bin Abi Talib Mosque in the Wadi al-Dahab neighbourhood, a predominantly Alawite area Go to Source Read More

‘Matter of great concern, worrisome’: India condemns lynching of 2 Hindu youth in Bangladesh

India condemned the lynching of two Hindu men in Bangladesh, expressing serious concern over continued attacks on minority communities amid growing political unrest in the neighbouring country. Read More

Global Growth Forecast 2026: India Leads as US, Europe and China Face Slower Expansion

As the world edges into 2026, economists foresee neither collapse nor boom—only a slow grind marked by weak growth, easing inflation, and persistent geopolitical disruptions. Read More