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Turkey: Prosecutor seeks 2,000-year prison term for jailed Istanbul mayor Imamoglu, Erdogan’s key rival

Imamoglu, who is President Tayyip Erdogan’s main political rival, has previously denied all the accusations against him, saying they are politically motivated, and his party on Tuesday rejected the new indictment as “nonsense” Go Read More

G7 Foreign Ministers’ meet: Jaishankar holds talks with British and French counterparts in Canada

Jaishankar’s visit to the country comes at the invitation of Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand. Read More

India and Nepal to resume border talks today — first since Gen-Z protests toppled Oli govt

This will be the first time that the two forces — Sashastra Seema Bal (SSB) and the Armed Police Force (APF) of Nepal — will have a top-level meeting after the ’Gen Z’ driven violent protests that rocked Kathmandu in September Go to Source Read More

‘He’s hated out here’: Starmer allies fear his position is at risk as UK PM vows to ‘keep fighting’

Friends of Keir are increasingly concerned about what they perceive as efforts to unseat him and are determined to emphasise the serious dangers they believe a leadership challenge would pose Go to Source Read More

‘We are opening up our country’: Trump hails ‘big victory’ as shutdown voting nears

The House of Representatives is set to vote on Wednesday on a spending bill to solve the six-week standoff, after eight Democrats broke ranks in the Senate on Monday to side with Trump’s Republicans Go to Source Read More

Macron, Abbas launch joint committee to draft Palestinian constitution

President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday announced that France and Palestine will establish a joint committee to work on drafting a Palestinian constitution Go to Source Read More

UK halts intelligence sharing with US over Caribbean drug strikes, citing legal concerns: Report

The UK has stopped sharing intelligence with the US on suspected drug trafficking vessels in the Caribbean, citing concerns that it could be complicit in US military strikes, which British officials consider illegal, according to a report Go to Sou Read More

PM Modi strengthens energy ties with Bhutan, extends $455 million credit line

India and Bhutan strengthened their energy partnership on Tuesday during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the Himalayan kingdom as PM Modi announced a $455 million line of credit and inaugurated a new hydroelectric project Go to Source Read More