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NYC Mayor Mamdani  calls US action on Venezuela ‘act of war’ after Maduro’s capture

NYC Mayor Mamdani calls US action on Venezuela ‘act of war’ after Maduro’s capture

  • Venezuelan leader Maduro jailed in New York after dramatic US capture, faces narco-terror charges

    Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro has been jailed in New York following his capture by US forces and faces narco-terrorism charges. His arrest has triggered political uncertainty in Caracas, with Washington hinting at regime change amid sharp reactions from Venezuela.
  • Venezuela strike undermines Constitution, say Indian American MPs

    ndian American Democratic lawmakers condemned President Trump’s military action in Venezuela, saying it bypassed Congress and violated constitutional limits. They warned the move risked instability, weakened US credibility and could entangle America in another prolonged conflict
  • US attack on Venezuela violates international law, says New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani

    New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani condemned US military action against Venezuela as an act of war after President Nicolas Maduro’s capture. He criticised regime change efforts as Maduro faces sweeping narco-terrorism charges in New York.
  • Hundreds of flights cancelled after Venezuela operation

    US military action in Venezuela has disrupted Caribbean air travel, forcing airlines to cancel hundreds of flights and reroute planes. FAA airspace restrictions led to suspensions across Puerto Rico and nearby islands, with carriers waiving change fees
  • Venezuelan President Maduro’s capture splits Capitol Hill

    The US military operation capturing Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has intensified partisan divisions in Congress. Democrats questioned its legality and bypassing of authorization, while Republicans praised the action as a decisive strike against a narco-terrorist threat in the region
  • US captures Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in overnight raid

    The US captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in a dramatic military operation, with Donald Trump claiming Washington will temporarily run Venezuela. The move has sparked protests, raised legal questions and drawn international condemnation
  • Shreyas Iyer set for Vijay Hazare return, Iyer returns to domestic cricket

    India batter Shreyas Iyer will return to competitive cricket in the Vijay Hazare Trophy for Mumbai against Himachal Pradesh after recovering from a spleen injury. His availability for the upcoming New Zealand series will depend on fitness clearance
  • Sanjay Takale wins H3 Class in Dakar Rally 2026 Prologue

    Indian driver Sanjay Takale made history by winning the H3 Class in the Dakar Rally 2026 Prologue, finishing 35th overall in Cars. Driving a Toyota HDJ 100, he became the first Indian to podium in the Dakar Cars category
  • Trump says U.S. will decide Venezuela’s future after Maduro’s capture

    Trump said the U.S. will shape Venezuela’s future after capturing and removing President Maduro, while Venezuelan officials called the operation a bombing and kidnapping at a military installation home site
  • Militant attack kills one, injures three in Pakistan

    A militant attack on a police post in Bajaur district, Pakistan, killed one civilian and injured three, including two police officers. The assault reflects a surge in militant violence across 2025, particularly in border provinces Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan.
  • Switzerland New Year fire: Missing teens, young adults unidentified

    A New Year’s Eve fire at Crans-Montana, Switzerland, killed 40 and injured over 120, leaving families in anguish. Identification is difficult due to burns. Victims include teens from across Europe, while authorities investigate bar safety measures.
  • Indian-origin professionals shine in 2025 UK New Year Honours

    Over 30 Indian-origin professionals were honoured in the UK’s 2025 New Year Honours. Awards ranged from CBEs, OBEs, and MBEs to BEMs, recognising achievements in literature, enterprise, community service, health, education, sports, and philanthropy.
  • Iran’s leader orders crackdown as nationwide protests intensify

    Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei urged security forces to suppress “rioters” after week-long protests over the collapsing rial. At least 10 people have died, while demonstrations spread to over 100 locations across 22 provinces.
  • Global reactions pour in after US strike on Venezuela

    The United States launched a major military operation in Venezuela early Saturday, with President Donald Trump claiming President Nicolás Maduro had been captured. The move triggered sharp reactions from Venezuela, Colombia, Russia and the US State Department, raising fears of regional escalation.
  • Trump claims President Maduro captured as explosions rock Venezuela

    US President Donald Trump claimed Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife were captured and flown out following alleged US strikes on Venezuela. Explosions rocked Caracas, prompting emergency measures, sharp condemnation from Caracas, and the highest US travel advisory.
  • Another Hindu Man dies after mob attack in Bangladesh

    A Hindu businessman in Bangladesh’s Shariatpur district died after a mob attack, marking the second such incident in a week. The case has heightened concerns about rising violence against minorities, with police investigating and seeking to arrest those responsible.
  • Pant’s role and Siraj’s return in focus as India pick ODI squad for New Zealand series

    Selectors meet to pick India’s ODI squad for the New Zealand series starting January 11 in Vadodara. Pant’s role as wicketkeeper and Siraj’s return to the pace attack are key talking points, with Sarfaraz Khan and Padikkal also in contention
  • Editorial: Socialist voice from citadel of Capitalism

    Zohran Mamdani’s rise as New York's Mayor underscores the inclusiveness of American democracy
  • Opinion: America turns inward—what Trump’s new National Security Strategy means for the world, and India

    Washington delivers a clear message: Nations must prepare to navigate a world where power is transactional, commitments are conditional, and global leadership is no longer guaranteed
  • Kim’s daughter visits family mausoleum, promoting her potential status as heir in North Korea

    Kim Jong Un’s teenage daughter, Kim Ju Ae, visited the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun on New Year’s Day, signaling her rising status as a potential heir. Experts suggest she may assume a key party role ahead of the Workers’ Party congress
  • Indonesia’s new penal code takes effect, marking historic break with colonial law

    Indonesia’s new 345-page penal code (KUHP) replaces the Dutch-era law, criminalizing sex outside marriage, insulting state leaders, and expanding blasphemy rules. It emphasizes restorative justice, non-custodial sentences, and probation for death row inmates, sparking mixed reactions on civil liberties
  • Indian-origin cab driver picks up two passengers in Canada, delivers three to hospital

    Calgary cab driver Hardeep Singh Toor safely transported a pregnant woman and her companion to the hospital during severe winter weather, with the baby born in the backseat just blocks from the hospital. Both mother and child are reported doing well
  • At least 7 reported killed during widening protests in Iran sparked by ailing economy

    Protests over Iran’s worsening economy spread to rural provinces, leaving at least seven dead among security forces and demonstrators. Violence occurred in Lorestan, Chaharmahal and Bakhtiari, and Isfahan provinces, amid rising inflation, currency depreciation, and public anger at the theocracy
  • Why do I seem to get sick as soon as I take time off?

    “Leisure sickness” refers to people falling ill on weekends or holidays after busy work periods. Limited research suggests stress reduction, travel, lifestyle changes, and delayed symptom awareness may contribute. Staying active, rested, and mindful may help prevent it
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