London: Hundreds of people of Indian origin and Bangladeshi-origin Hindus braved cold weather and heavy rain to stage a protest outside the Houses of Parliament on Wednesday, calling on UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the Labour government to take stronger action...

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Mumbai: The recent suicide of a student at IIT Kanpur has once again drawn attention to the growing mental health crisis on campuses of India’s premier technical institutions, where more than a dozen students on average have died by suicide each year over the past...

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US President Donald Trump on Wednesday announced that he would not go ahead with tariffs that were due to be imposed on European allies, claiming he had reached a preliminary framework for a deal related to Greenland. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said the tariffs,...

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Parts of Russia’s Far Eastern Kamchatka Peninsula are struggling under extreme, record-breaking snowfall, with powerful winter storms dumping several metres of snow and bringing daily life almost to a standstill. Videos circulating online show relentless snowfall...

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Finland is quietly emerging as an innovator in the field of wireless electricity transmission — a technology that seeks to deliver power through the air without the need for cables, sockets or connectors. While the idea may still sound futuristic, Finnish scientists...

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday delivered a sharp critique of the post-World War II “rules-based order,” calling it “partially false” and, in many ways, a “fiction” because the most powerful nations routinely exempted themselves when it suited their...

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