US Extends Sanctions Waiver for Serbia's Russian-Owned Oil Firm
Serbia gets a US sanctions waiver extension for NIS until September 30, allowing crude imports while a Russian stake sale to MOL is finalized.
International Relations
In Mladic's hometown, residents remember a different man
Residents of Bosnian town Kalinovik praise late general Ratko Mladic, rejecting war crimes convictions.
Greenland inquiry split on whether forced contraception was genocide
Greenland releases two reports on forced contraception of Inuit women; they split on whether it constituted genocide under UN law.
Trump signs executive order to establish US Space Academy
President Trump signed an executive order creating a US Space Academy to train personnel for space operations and exploration.
Iran's Supreme Leader Issues Directive Against Acts Undermining Social Unity
Iran's Supreme Leader has banned actions that damage social cohesion and urged authorities to avoid discouraging public statements.
UN Committee Urges India to Suspend NRC, Review Citizenship Framework
UN CERD report urges India to suspend NRC and address racial discrimination against marginalised communities.
Deadly Himalayan Floods Put Spotlight on Region's Perils and Appeal
Flash floods after a glacier collapse have killed hundreds in the Nepal-China border region, a zone that also draws trekkers and holds deep cultural roots.
India, China Special Representatives Meet in Beijing to Advance Boundary Talks
India and China's special representatives held talks in Beijing on Tuesday, focusing on boundary delimitation and maintaining peace along the border.
Telangana skills varsity, Japan's Hiroshima Institute to team up for training
YISU and Japan's Hiroshima Institute of Technology reach an in-principle pact for student exchanges, faculty training, and industry-focused technical courses.
India, U.S. sign pact for Javelin anti-tank missiles under emergency powers
India signed a Letter of Offer and Acceptance with the U.S. to procure Javelin anti-tank guided missiles under emergency powers, strengthening defence cooperation.
Three Telangana Students Die in Florida Car Crash
Three students from Telangana died in a Florida road accident after their car struck a tree on Interstate 95.
Harbin museum unveils 1943 journal detailing Unit 731 malaria tests on humans
A Harbin museum has released a 1943 Japanese army journal detailing malaria experiments on mentally ill patients, adding to evidence of Unit 731's wartime crimes.
Nepal floods: 21 Tamil Nadu pilgrims rescued, over 300 Indians still missing
21 Tamil Nadu pilgrims rescued from Nepal floods; over 300 Indians missing. India sends aid, tunnel rescue team.
Nepal Flash Floods: 157 Dead, Over 100 Indians Missing; India Rushes Aid
Flash floods in Nepal's Bhotekoshi River, triggered by an earthquake, have killed 157 and left over 100 Indians missing. India sends aid.
Two Assam Workers Missing After Nepal Flash Floods
Two men from Assam's Karbi Anglong district are missing after flash floods in Nepal. Families have sought help from authorities.
Sonia Gandhi Memoir: China, RSS, and PM Modi Emerge as Key Flashpoints
Congress sources say the stalled Sonia Gandhi memoir faced fact-check hurdles over China, RSS, and PM Modi's leadership.
India Dismisses UN Panel's Allegations on Racial Discrimination
India rejects UNCERD report alleging discrimination against tribal groups, Dalits, and Rohingya refugees, calling it politically motivated.
India airlifts 10 tonnes of flood relief to Nepal as Modi assures full support
India sends 10 tonnes of HADR aid to flood-hit Nepal after PM Modi's call; NDRF teams deployed in Bihar, UP as rivers swell.
Cambodia Claims End of Scam Compounds, Experts Urge Caution
Cambodia says all online scam compounds are shut, but Amnesty and analysts doubt the industry is truly dismantled.
Scientists Probe Ice-Rock Avalanche Link to Nepal Flash Flood
Scientists suspect an ice-rock avalanche triggered Nepal's devastating flash flood. A blockage upstream raises fears of a second event.