As China launched large-scale military exercises around Taiwan, Quad envoys—including U.S. Ambassador David Perdue—convened in Beijing to reinforce their unified stance on a free and open Indo-Pacific, signaling resolve against coercive actions.
Union Home Minister Amit Shah has launched a blistering attack on West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee, accusing her government of enabling infiltration and corruption—and vowing a BJP sweep in the 2026 elections.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed deep concern over reports of an alleged attack on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s residence, calling for calm and diplomatic dialogue in a rapidly escalating situation.
Yemen has declared a state of emergency following a Saudi-led airstrike on the strategic port of Mukalla, triggering a 72-hour blockade. The attack marks a dangerous escalation in the long-simmering conflict, raising fears of wider regional instability.
Donald Trump has reignited his long-standing feud with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, publicly stating he’d ‘love to fire’ him and hinting at a successor announcement in January. But is this just political bluster, or a legally viable threat? We dive deep into the facts.
In a rare cross-party dialogue, Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury met Prime Minister Narendra Modi to raise alarms over escalating attacks on Bengali-speaking migrant workers—amid growing confusion between ‘Banglabhasi’ and ‘Bangladeshi’ identities in BJP-ruled states.