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Trump again claims to have helped settle India-Pakistan tensions amid recent conflict

Trump again claims to have helped settle India-Pakistan tensions amid recent conflict

  • Shooting at Emory University leaves shooter dead and officer injured in US

    A shooting at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, left the shooter dead and a law enforcement officer injured. The incident follows another shooting at Fort Stewart, where five soldiers were wounded. Authorities continue investigating the motives behind both attacks.
  • Trump to meet Putin on August 15 in Alaska to discuss Russia-Ukraine conflict

    US President Donald Trump will meet Russian President Vladimir Putin on August 15 in Alaska, focusing on a long-term peaceful resolution to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Russia expects the next meeting to take place on its soil.
  • Editorial: Tariffs and Tantrums — India’s dignified defiance

    Bilateral relationships are nurtured not through diktats but through a shared understanding of each other’s economic realities
  • Modi-Putin phone call focuses on deepening bilateral ties amid US tariff escalation

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, reaffirming their commitment to deepen the India-Russia Special and Privileged Strategic Partnership. The conversation covered recent developments in Ukraine, with Modi reiterating India’s consistent call for a peaceful resolution.
  • Five Indian men pugilists reach semi-finals in Under-19 Asian Boxing Championships

    Five Indian men pugilists secure spots in the semi-finals of the Under-19 Asian Boxing Championships 2025 in Bangkok, ensuring 12 medals, while India is also assured of 13 medals in the U22 category
  • United Airlines grounds flights nationwide after tech outage disrupts global operations

    A major tech outage forced United Airlines to ground all mainline flights across the US, disrupting over 800 flights and delaying hundreds more. Passengers faced chaos at airports, with global routes including those to India and Europe heavily affected.
  • UN urges Pakistan to halt deportation of vulnerable Afghan refugees

    The UNHCR has urged Pakistan to suspend the deportation of Afghan refugees, warning that forced returns—especially of women, girls, students, and the ill—could breach human rights. Pakistan plans to begin compulsory repatriation of PoR cardholders starting September 1.
  • Japan hit by torrential rain, triggering flood and landslide warnings

    Torrential rain has battered Japan’s Hokuriku region, causing train suspensions, flooding, and landslide warnings. Kanazawa city recorded record rainfall as unstable weather continues. Authorities remain on high alert, especially in areas still recovering from the deadly New Year’s Day earthquake.
  • Blast targets police in South Waziristan; 2 killed, 14 injured

    An IED blast targeting a police vehicle killed two people and injured 14 in Pakistan’s South Waziristan on Thursday. Days earlier, five children were killed in a separate explosion involving an unexploded device. Authorities are investigating both incidents.
  • Japan deploys first F-35B stealth jets amid rising regional tensions

    Japan has deployed its first three F-35B stealth jets to Nyutabaru Air Base, with more to follow. The move is part of a broader defence buildup amid regional tensions, as Japan enhances maritime air capabilities using its retrofitted helicopter carriers.
  • Putin–Trump meeting set as most Ukrainians favour peace over war

    As the Kremlin confirms an upcoming Putin–Trump meeting, a new Gallup poll shows declining Ukrainian support for continued fighting, falling trust in US leadership, and fading optimism over NATO and EU membership, despite ongoing war and mounting casualties.
  • Thailand, Cambodia move to enforce truce amid dispute over captives

    Thailand and Cambodia will deploy ASEAN-coordinated observer teams to monitor a fragile ceasefire after deadly border clashes. However, tensions persist over 18 captured Cambodian soldiers, with no agreement yet on their release amid mutual accusations of ceasefire and humanitarian law violations.
  • UK begins returning Channel migrants to France under new pilot plan

    The UK has begun returning some Channel-crossing migrants to France under a new pilot deal with Paris. Officials hail it as a breakthrough, but critics say the limited scope and legal loopholes will not deter illegal migration.
  • Trump ups the ante with additional 25 pc tariff on India for buying Russian oil

    In a move to further escalate trade tensions, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday imposing an additional 25% tariff on goods imported from India. The new levy is in retaliation for India's continued import of Russian oil, despite U.S. sanctions
  • Pakistan Army denies rumours of Gen Asim Munir seeking presidency

    The Pakistan Army has dismissed rumours that Chief of Army Staff Gen Asim Munir plans to become president, calling the speculation baseless. Officials reaffirmed that Munir remains focused on national stability and has no political ambitions.
  • India, Russia discuss ways to further intensify defence partnership amid geopolitical tensions

    India and Russia have reaffirmed their defence partnership as Deputy Defence Minister Aleksandr Fomin met Ambassador Vinay Kumar in Moscow. The talks come amid tensions with the US over India’s Russian oil imports and Trump’s proposed tariff hikes
  • Putin hosts Trump envoy as Ukraine peace deadline looms

    Putin met Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff ahead of a looming US deadline demanding a peace deal with Ukraine. Failure could result in steep economic penalties. Trump has condemned Russia’s intensifying strikes on civilians despite previous appeals to de-escalate.
  • Trump hints at JD Vance as MAGA heir, leaves door open for Rubio’s future role

    President Trump hinted at Vice President JD Vance as the likely heir to his MAGA movement, while also suggesting Secretary of State Marco Rubio could join him in some role. Trump said it was still “too early” to confirm a successor.
  • Pakistan on high alert as monsoon rains trigger flood warnings across country

    Heavy monsoon rains continue to wreak havoc across Pakistan, prompting flood alerts from the NDMA. Major rivers like Indus and Chenab are swelling, while flash floods threaten northern areas. Since June 26, rains have killed 299 and injured over 700 people
  • Taiwan tracks 16 Chinese aircraft, 6 warships in latest PLA incursion

    Taiwan's Defence Ministry said 16 Chinese aircraft and six warships were seen near its borders on Wednesday, with eight jets crossing into its air defence zone. Taiwan responded with jets, ships, and missile systems. Similar incursions happened earlier this week
  • ‘Mercenaries’ from Pakistan, China fighting for Russia: Zelensky

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that mercenaries from China, Pakistan, Central Asia, and Africa are fighting for Russia in Vovchansk. He vowed retaliation and praised Ukrainian troops. Heavy fighting continues, with 143 combat engagements reported on August 5
  • ‘Don’t know’ about US imports from Russia, says Trump

    Donald Trump claimed ignorance over continued US imports of Russian commodities after India hit back at criticism of its oil purchases from Moscow. The former US President reiterated plans to raise tariffs on India and others buying Russian energy.
  • NSA Doval in Moscow to bolster India-Russia defence ties amid US tariff threat

    National Security Advisor Ajit Doval is in Moscow to strengthen India-Russia defence cooperation amid growing US pressure over India’s Russian oil imports. The visit comes as President Trump threatens higher tariffs on Indian goods citing oil trade concerns.
  • Trump threatens 250 per cent tariffs on imported drugs to boost domestic manufacturing

    Donald Trump announced tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals could rise to 250 per cent within 18 months to push manufacturing back to the US. He also warned of increased tariffs on India, accusing it of reselling Russian oil and undermining US sanctions
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