US, Iran confirm nuclear talks in Oman Friday Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said nuclear talks with United States will be held in Oman on Friday Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi has confirmed that nuclear talks between Iran and the United States will take place this week in Oman. The talks are planned for Friday […]
Epstein tells Qatari businessman: Doha sing and dance In the email, Epstein told Jabor Y Qatar could be welcomed back if it normalises ties with Israel. Convicted sex offender and American financier Jeffrey Epstein once told a Qatari businessman that Qatar needed to “sing and dance” for Israel if it wanted to stay on the
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Gaddafi’s son Saif al-Islam killed in Libya attack Saif al-Islam Gaddafi killed at Zintan home, aides say, triggering urgent investigation calls amid Libya’s ongoing political turmoil Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the most well known son of former Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, has been killed in Libya. His death was confirmed by his lawyer and his political
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Exporters cheer trade deal, farmers fear U.S. imports The new India U.S. trade deal has brought mixed feelings across the country. While exporters of farm goods and seafood say they can finally breathe easy, many farmers and trade unions are angry and worried. They fear the deal could open the doors to cheap U.S. crops
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India-US trade deal welcomed, but concerns linger ahead India and the United States have long pushed for a trade pact, but progress has been slow and often uncertain. Washington was buzzing after President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the long-awaited India–US trade agreement. The deal quickly drew praise from Indian-American business leaders,
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Turkey steps in, urging calm as US-Iran talks For now, both Washington and Tehran remain silent, leaving uncertainty over whether either side is ready to talk. Turkey has stepped quietly into the spotlight, trying to pull Washington and Tehran back from the brink as tensions in the Middle East continue to simmer. According to Turkish
Pakistan says 145 militants killed after Balochistan attack operations Pakistan says 145 militants were killed after Balochistan attacks, underscoring rising violence and strained ties with India. Pakistan’s security forces killed at least 145 militants over a span of roughly 40 hours following a series of coordinated and deadly attacks across the restive province of Balochistan,
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Khamenei warns U.S. strikes could ignite regional war Khamenei says Iran won’t start war, but promises crushing response to any attack or threat against the nation. Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Sunday issued a stark warning to the United States, saying any military strike on Iran would no longer remain a limited confrontation
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Justice official tempers expectations as Epstein charges unlikely Emails reveal Epstein openly discussed paying women for sex, exposing unsettling candor about his behavior with close contacts. A senior U.S. Justice Department official has sought to temper expectations that the release of the Jeffrey Epstein files will lead to new criminal charges, despite the disturbing nature
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UAE applauds India–EU pact, boosting trust, trade, growth India, EU sign key security pact and talent mobility deal, strengthening trust, opportunity, and people-to-people ties worldwide The United Arab Emirates has warmly welcomed the landmark free trade agreement (FTA) concluded between India and the European Union, calling it a major step towards strengthening economic openness, sustainable
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