As the trial of three Indian men accused of murdering an elderly couple in British Columbia begins, Crown prosecutor Dorothy Tsui told the court that the killings were driven by “debt, financial pressure and greed.” The victims, Arnold and Joanne De Jong, were found...

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China on Monday said the United States should not use other countries as a “pretext” to advance its own interests in Greenland, stressing that Beijing’s activities in the Arctic are in line with international law. The statement comes amid renewed controversy after US...

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A man was killed in southwest England after a tree fell on a caravan during record winds triggered by Storm Goretti, as large parts of Europe continued to grapple with power outages and transport disruptions caused by severe winter weather. The victim, believed to be...

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A new wave of alleged enforced disappearances has been reported across Balochistan, Karachi and nearby regions, with nine more Baloch citizens said to have been taken into custody by Pakistani security agencies in recent weeks. Human rights activists say the incidents...

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Amid growing uncertainty for H-1B workers in the United States, a post on X describing the alleged ordeal of an Indian technology professional has gone viral. The user who shared the account termed it a “wild story”, claiming the employee of a large Indian IT company...

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As Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman prepares the Union Budget 2026, industry body FICCI has urged the government to prioritise growth-enhancing capital expenditure, with a sharper focus on the defence sector amid rising global uncertainty. In its pre-Budget...

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