India, Canada Step Up Contact After Munich Talks
India and Canada held fresh talks in Munich as both sides signal efforts to stabilize ties. The meeting comes after past tensions and ahead of a possible visit by Canada’s prime minister.
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Israel Rejects Claims Linking Epstein to Mossad
Israeli leaders reject allegations that Jeffrey Epstein had links with Mossad, saying official records and released documents show no proof of such a connection.
Is the religious landscape changing? This religion’s numbers are declining.
A global study of 201 countries shows a decline in Christian share, rapid Muslim population growth, and stable Hindu proportion between 2010 and 2020.
Power, Influence and the Questions Raised by the Jeffrey Epstein Case
The Jeffrey Epstein case exposed allegations of sexual abuse, legal controversy, powerful connections, and global debate over justice and accountability.
Android 17 Beta 1 Brings New Pixel Launcher Design and Performance Tweaks
Google has released Android 17 Beta 1 after a slight delay. Pixel smartphone users can check the new update on their device by going to Settings > System > Software updates > System update > Check for update. In some cases, even if the screen shows “up to date,” the update is becoming available after … Read more
Congress Takes Urban Lead in Telangana, Hung Results in Several Towns
Telangana municipal elections: As the counting of votes in the municipal elections in Telangana progressed on Friday, the direction of the state’s politics appeared to become clear. According to trends and declared results received till night, Congress was leading in 79 municipalities and four municipal corporations. Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) was ahead in 25 municipalities, … Read more
After 60% Voting in Bangladesh, What Changes with a Possible BNP Government?
Bangladesh records 60% voting after political upheaval, with BNP poised to form government. India-Bangladesh relations now under close observation.
Modi’s Malaysia Visit Marks Reset in Ties, Focus on Security and Trade
Prime Minister Modi’s February 2026 Malaysia visit marked a diplomatic reset, highlighting defense ties, semiconductor cooperation and cross-border terrorism concerns.
China Claims New Microwave Weapon That Could Disable Satellites
China claims development of a high-power microwave weapon capable of disabling satellites and electronic systems without explosions, raising global space security concerns.
Imran Khan’s Vision Loss in Jail Sparks Fresh Political Debate in Pakistan
Former Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has suffered major vision loss in his right eye while in jail. The development has again drawn attention to Pakistan’s long history of legal action and pressure on opposition leaders.
US House challenges Trump tariffs on Canada in rare political move
The US House of Representatives passed a resolution opposing tariffs imposed by Donald Trump on Canadian imports. The move reflects rare internal political resistance and may influence ongoing trade tensions.
Italy Clears Tough Migration Bill Allowing Ban on Migrant Ships
Italy’s government has approved a new bill to tighten illegal immigration controls. The proposal includes maritime restrictions, stronger surveillance, and authority to block migrant ships from entering territorial waters.