Greta Thunberg says world doing too little after release. Greta Thunberg and other activists were deported Monday while bringing vital food and medical aid to Gaza. On Monday, October 6, 2025, Greta Thunberg spoke publicly for the first time since being released from Israeli detention, offering a stark critique of the situation in Gaza. Addressing […]
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Trump scolds Netanyahu over Gaza talks: “You’re always negative.” When Hamas responded to President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace proposal on Friday with what sources described as a “yes, but” — a conditional acceptance rather than outright rejection — the former president saw it as a breakthrough. Eager to capitalize on what he viewed as a
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Supreme Court asks Centre for explanation on Wangchuk detention The Supreme Court of India on October 6, 2025, issued a notice to the Central Government in response to a writ petition filed by Gitanjali Angmo, wife of Ladakh-based social. The detention comes in the wake of recent violent clashes in Ladakh, which authorities claim necessitated
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Indonesia school collapse kills over 50, heartbreak unfolds Over 50 dead in Indonesia school collapse; rescuers dig through rubble, sparking grief and outrage over poor safety standards Indonesia School Collapse Leaves Over 50 Dead, Grief Sweeps Sidoarjo The death toll from the collapse of an Islamic boarding school in Indonesia’s East Java province has risen
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Putin set to visit India before year’s end, Kremlin The Russian president last set foot in New Delhi in 2021, a visit that carried the weight of tradition as well as strategy. His arrival then was marked by warm handshakes, long discussions, and the familiar symbolism of two nations bound by decades of partnership. That
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Marinette flotilla’s final vessel remains sailing after interceptions Israeli forces intercepted 21 and 19 vessels in international waters, detaining dozens, including Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg. On the dark waters of the eastern Mediterranean, a lone vessel presses forward, slow but determined. The Marinette, a modest boat flying the Polish flag, now carries the weight
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Trump says missing Nobel Peace Prize insults America Trump declared on Monday that if his newly announced plan to end the Gaza conflict succeeds, it would mark his eighth major conflict resolved in just eight months. He framed the effort as proof of his unmatched deal-making skills, suggesting no other leader could accomplish what he
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U.S. shutdown starts, nation enters uncertain new period Many offices face closure, some potentially permanent, as President Trump vows retribution. He threatens to take actions he calls “irreversible” and “bad,” raising fears of long-term damage, instability, and lasting consequences for the nation’s institutions, economy, and governance. The United States has been plunged into a government
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Jaishankar to Trump: Global Workforce Reality Can’t Be Ignored External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar stressed that demographic realities demand a truly global workforce. Speaking amid debates on trade and immigration, he reminded nations that no country can ignore its aging population or talent shortages by closing doors. In a world grappling with demographic shifts, rising
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Operation Sindoor: India Says Pakistan Pleaded to Halt Fighting UNGA clash: India rebuts Shehbaz, claims Pakistan begged for truce after Indian strikes devastated its airbases and military capacity. At the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, India launched one of its sharpest counterattacks in recent years against Pakistan, rejecting Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s
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