Ecuador shock Germany, book historic FIFA World Cup knockout berth Ecuador strike back within seven minutes, ignite World Cup knockout dream Ecuador pulled off a nervy, late comeback to beat four-time champions Germany 2-1 at MetLife Stadium, sealing a spot in the Round of 32 — only the second time the South Americans have advanced […]
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US assures India: once granted, technology access won’t be revoked Krishnan urges trusted supply chains, warns against relying on one source India presses pause on AI regulation as US assures tech access won’t be cut At the Pax Silica Summit in the United States, India reiterated a cautious-but-progrowth stance on regulating emerging technologies, while receiving
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Morocco edge past spirited Haiti, seal World Cup knockout berth. Morocco finished second in Group C, earning a well-deserved Round of 32 spot after a determined campaign. In a roller‑coaster finale to Group C at Atlanta Stadium, Morocco edged past a spirited Haiti side to win 4-2 and claim second place in the group, leaving
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Air India flight enters Pakistan airspace; action follows. DGCA said the aircraft briefly entered Pakistan airspace while approaching for landing, prompting concern and immediate action. An Air India flight from Delhi to Amritsar briefly crossed into Pakistani airspace on the night of June 22 while executing a go‑around at Amritsar’s international airport, officials said —
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Rubio signals US-Iran talks may resume in Switzerland. Trump hopeful on talks as Lebanon-Israel tensions continue. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Wednesday that technical-level talks between Washington and Tehran are expected to resume in Switzerland on June 29 or 30, as diplomatic efforts continue under a recently signed US-Iran memorandum of understanding.
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Back-to-back Caracas quakes leave families shaken, deaths feared widely. Two powerful earthquakes struck Venezuela in quick succession on Thursday, toppling homes and apartment blocks, cutting power in parts of the capital and leaving rescuers scrambling to reach survivors amid scenes of chaos and grief. The tremors — felt strongly across Caracas and in neighbouring Colombia
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Modi thanks Qatar Emir’s support after deadly blast. Modi thanks Qatar Emir after blast kills 12 Indians. Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke by phone on Tuesday with Qatar’s Emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, to express gratitude for his condolences after a deadly explosion and fire at Qatar’s Ras Laffan liquefied natural gas complex
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US court clears path for Trump’s fast deportation push. Trump administration says safeguards protect migrants from unfair deportations. A federal appeals court on Tuesday cleared the way for the Trump administration to resume a broad program of speedy deportations, allowing immigration authorities to use expedited removal across the United States rather than only at or
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Khamenei aide issues fiery warning, tensions with Trump escalate Despite years of tensions, fresh diplomatic progress offers hope as Tehran and Washington continue talks toward a lasting agreement. On Monday, June 22, the calendar marked the 115th day of a conflict that has come to define a new era of geopolitical tension: the US-Israel war
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US approves Iranian oil sales, raising hopes for peace For nearly half a century, the relationship between the United States and Iran has been defined by suspicion, hostility, and an almost impenetrable wall of sanctions. But on Monday, something remarkable happened in Washington—a crack appeared in that wall, not through force or confrontation, but through
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