Former Indian army chief compares security challenges posed by China and Pakistan
Former Indian army chief Manoj Naravane discusses India's distinct security challenges involving China and Pakistan.
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Former Kosovo president Hashim Thaçi expects an acquittal as the Hague court nears its verdict in his war-crimes case.
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A report says US immigration authorities and Iran joined forces in deporting Iranians from the United States.
Joe Biden is urging the United Auto Workers and automakers to resume negotiations to end the strike. The headline identifies an ongoing labor stoppage affecting the U.S. auto sector.
A teacher describes years of increasing violence and declining support at a German school.
Norway is strengthening its defence capabilities in the Arctic.
A Ukrainian political rival of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is calling for elections, prompting a clear response from the EU.
The available information references a war involving Iran, but provides no further details.
Governor Maura Healey plans to convene a summit on nuclear energy.
India’s goods trade deficit reached a six-month high as imports rose amid the Gulf war.
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Mumbai Police is moving to try Hafiz Saeed and others in absentia over the 2008 Mumbai attacks.
A headline reports a sharp decline in fentanyl deaths and attributes it to a broad US government crackdown.
Migrants reportedly attacked French police as enforcement efforts around Channel crossings faced a new test.
Indonesia is prioritizing Kalimantan as the number of wildfire hotspots increases.
The United States says it will impose its harshest sanctions on Iran.
A US blockade is reported to be reducing Iran's oil exports and putting pressure on Chinese crude buyers. The headlines indicate disruption to energy trade between the countries.
Castelion has raised $1 billion at a $13 billion valuation to scale production of hypersonic weapons. The development concerns expansion of advanced military capabilities.
Texas is moving toward permitting reuse of treated oilfield waste in rivers and on rangeland. The headlines indicate pressure to expand its approved uses.
The US nuclear industry is preparing comprehensive submissions to India concerning SHANTI rules.
Pakistan’s cabinet approved and the National Assembly received two laws expanding Chief of Defense Forces Asim Munir’s statutory authority. The changes cover all three military services and strategic matters, including his role as senior adviser on nuclear command.
An atypical storm in northern Chile killed one person, triggered mudflows and affected hundreds of residents.
Multiple crashes on the Aydın–Muğla road killed one person and injured four others, causing a five-kilometre traffic queue.
Six Louisiana parishes have been ranked near the top of FEMA's hurricane-risk assessment.
Firefighters issued an emotional statement following a major fire in Altenbeuthen, Germany.
The United States announced what it called its harshest-ever sanctions against Iran and urged China to support the pressure campaign.
An ecosystem restoration community in Portugal is working to regenerate water cycles as a measure against forest fires.
The death of a Syrian detainee has prompted protests and renewed discussion about prison reform.
India’s petroleum and gas regulator has mandated that responsibility be assigned for major oil and gas accidents.
Rising fuel costs are forcing children in communities on Cambodia’s Tonle Sap lake to leave education and work to help cover household expenses.
Singapore engineers recreated a vanished 1920s lake within a new housing estate. The project is designed to provide flood control and support wildlife habitat.
Israel’s Air Force received its second KC-46 aerial refueling aircraft, strengthening its long-range capabilities.
Iran’s parliament chief visited the graves of Iraqi fighters described as allied to Iran.
US Envoy Sergio Gor spoke with India’s Department of Atomic Energy Secretary K. N. Vyas Mohanty about advancing civil nuclear capabilities.
A BICOM episode focuses on Israeli regional developments involving Britain and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
A report examines Volodymyr Zhuravlev, identified in the headline as a suspect in the Nord Stream bombing case.
Oil is headed for a second consecutive weekly increase as supply concerns support prices.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said Germany should criticize those who built Nord Stream rather than those who sabotaged it.