Xi Jinping Arrives in India for BRICS Summit and Talks with Modi
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrives in New Delhi for the BRICS summit and a bilateral meeting with PM Modi, with both sides signalling efforts to restore ties.
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North Korea Launches Short Ballistic Missiles After Trilateral Drills
North Korea fired multiple short ballistic missiles toward waters off its east coast Saturday, a day after joint US-South Korea-Japan military exercises concluded.
Judge Denies Bid to End Court Supervision of Arizona Sheriff's Office in Profiling Case
A federal judge rejected Maricopa County's request to end court oversight of the sheriff's office in a long-running racial profiling case.
Canada Envoy Urges Reset With India After Nijjar Crisis
Canadian High Commissioner Christopher Cooter has called for India and Canada to learn from the Nijjar episode and move forward, outlining the road ahead for bilateral ties.
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missiles from Wonsan Toward East Sea
North Korea launched several ballistic missiles from the Wonsan area toward the sea off its east coast, South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said.
Iran Calls Yemen Siege 'Brutal', Urges Talks After Houthi Capture of Mokha
Iran's foreign ministry condemns the blockade of Houthi-held Yemen as a 'brutal siege' and calls for renewed negotiations between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis.
California Union Leader Faces Harassment Allegations Amid Billionaire Tax Fight
Dave Regan, the labor leader behind California's Proposition 40, is accused of harassing and intimidating women in an internal SEIU report.
Putin Warns European Troop Deployment in Ukraine Would Mean War With Russia
Putin said any European troop deployment in Ukraine would mean war with Russia, while denying Moscow poses a threat to Europe.
North Korea fires projectile into eastern waters after trilateral drill ends
North Korea launched an unidentified projectile into waters off its east coast on Saturday, a day after a five-day U.S.-South Korea-Japan military exercise concluded.
Republicans Target El-Sayed as Michigan Senate Race Heats Up
Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan's Democratic Senate nominee, faces sharp GOP attacks as he campaigns on economic issues and youth turnout.
BRICS Delhi Declaration to Back Terror Fight, UNSC Reform and Global South
BRICS leaders are set to adopt a Delhi declaration covering counter-terrorism, governance reform, India's UNSC bid and a stronger Global South voice.
Lula Retains Slim Lead Over Flavio Bolsonaro in Datafolha Runoff Poll
Datafolha's latest survey shows Lula leading Flavio Bolsonaro 46%-44% in a potential runoff, with first-round support at 39% and 35% respectively.
Pezeshkian, Modi Meet in Delhi; Iran Says Ties Can Be Revived Together
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian met PM Narendra Modi in Delhi, saying the two countries can revive relations and expand cooperation.
Cockpit Audio Shows Repeated Speed Warnings Before Fatal Miami Cargo Crash
Cockpit recordings reveal a pilot repeatedly warned of excessive speed before an Amazon cargo plane overran a Miami runway, killing five.
Sex Offender Pastor Gives Prayer at Rally for North Carolina GOP Senate Nominee
A pastor with child sex offense convictions prayed at a campaign stop for North Carolina Senate candidate Michael Whatley, raising questions about his ties to a party official with a similar record.
Families of Venezuela's political prisoners march on Miraflores, reject Flores house-arrest bid
Relatives of political prisoners marched in Caracas, demanding the release of all detainees and opposing Cilia Flores' request for house arrest in the US.
Houthis Reach Perim Island as Saudi Oil Pipeline Shuts Down
Houthi forces take Perim island and Dhubab town, threatening Bab el-Mandeb shipping, while a drone attack shuts Saudi Arabia's East-West oil pipeline.
Six Nigerians extradited to US over $6M romance scam targeting American women
Six Nigerian nationals accused of swindling over 100 American women out of more than $6 million in online romance scams have been extradited to the United States.
Chile Marks 53rd Coup Anniversary Without Official State Ceremony
Chileans commemorated the 53rd anniversary of the 1973 military coup with flowers and tributes, while the government held no official ceremony for the first time since democracy's return.
Zelenskyy courts Canadian firms in Toronto on defence, energy and banking
Ukraine's president met Canadian business leaders in Toronto to discuss cooperation in military technology, energy, agriculture and banking.