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Trump Distances Himself From Israeli Strikes in Doha, Promises Qatar, ‘It Won’t Happen Again’

Washington: As Israel carried out strikes against Hamas’ political leadership in Qatar’s capital Doha, US President Donald Trump attempted to distance his administration from the attack, saying that Israel acted alone. “This was a decision made by Prime Minister Netanyahu; it was not a decision made by me,” Trump posted on Truth Social. He added

Israel Says Airstrikes in Doha Targetted Hamas Leaders

Jerusalem/Doha: Israel launched an unprecedented airstrike in the Qatari capital of Doha on Tuesday, targetting a building used by senior Hamas officials in what Israeli authorities described as an attempt to assassinate leaders of the group. In a joint statement, the military and the Shin Bet security agency confirmed responsibility, saying the strike targeted Hamas

Gen Z Protests Rock Nepal; Former Ambassador Bhaswati Mukherjee Reacts

Mumbai: On the Gen Z protest in Nepal, Former Indian Ambassador to the Himalayan country Bhaswati Mukherjee says, “…So, the need of the hour is first to re-establish the rule of law and law and order across Nepal, particularly in Kathmandu, where the situation is completely out of control. After that, discussions should take place

From Sri Lanka, Bangladesh To Nepal: Regime Changes With More Than Meets The Eye

New Delhi: The developments over the past 24 hours in neighbouring Nepal are nothing but unprecedented. What was seen as a protest against the ban on social media led to the resignation of the Prime Minister and the President of the country. The demonstrations largely led by Gen Z against corruption and nepotism turned violent,

Northern Alliance in Splinters, India Deepens Pragmatic Engagement With Taliban

New Delhi: More than four years after the Taliban returned to power in Kabul following the withdrawal of U.S. troops in 2021, Afghanistan’s political reality has shifted irreversibly. Once the most formidable opposition to the Taliban, the Northern Alliance – which held sway in the 1990s and early 2000s from its stronghold in Panjshir Valley

India Remains ‘Ripe For Long-Term Alpha Creation’, Says Jefferies

New Delhi: Despite recent market underperformance and global uncertainties, India remains well-positioned for long-term wealth creation, a new report said on Tuesday. The data compiled by global brokerage Jefferies believes that small- and mid-cap stocks in particular offer strong growth opportunities, even as large caps show limited upside. Analysts believe that the automobile sector will

Gold Scales Record High, Silver Hits 14-Year Peak on Fed Cut Bets

New Delhi: Domestic gold and silver prices surged to record highs on Tuesday, tracking a global rally in precious metals amid weakness in the US dollar, as disappointing US labour market data reinforced expectations of aggressive Federal Reserve rate cuts. The gold prices touched an all-time high, while silver climbed to a 14-year peak in

Air India, IndiGo Cancel Kathmandu Flights As Tensions Rise in Nepal

New Delhi: Air India and IndiGo on Tuesday cancelled their flights between Delhi and Kathmandu as the neighbouring country plunged deeper into chaos after intense pressure from Gen-Z protests that resulted in the death of 19 people. Air India said in a statement that in view of the current situation prevailing in Kathmandu, “the following

Manisha Koirala Marks Grandfather B.P. Koirala’s Birth Anniversary With Powerful Message on Democracy

Mumbai: Bollywood actress Manisha Koirala, on Tuesday, took to social media to pay tribute to her grandfather, B.P. Koirala, on his birth anniversary. Honouring Nepal’s first elected Prime Minister, she highlighted his enduring legacy as a writer and a champion of democracy. Taking to her Instagram handle, Manisha shared his timeless words on freedom, youth,

Nepal Crisis Revives Fear of ISI Using Border to Push Khalistan, JeM Terrorists

New Delhi: A volatile situation in Nepal directly has a bearing on the security of India. At least 19 people were killed in Nepal following violent protests that were mostly led by young citizens. While there are several reasons for the protests, one of the main ones was the ban on social media. The government,

Tag: International

Trump Distances Himself From Israeli Strikes in Doha, Promises Qatar, ‘It Won’t Happen Again’

Israel Says Airstrikes in Doha Targetted Hamas Leaders

Gen Z Protests Rock Nepal; Former Ambassador Bhaswati Mukherjee Reacts

From Sri Lanka, Bangladesh To Nepal: Regime Changes With More Than Meets The Eye

Northern Alliance in Splinters, India Deepens Pragmatic Engagement With Taliban

India Remains ‘Ripe For Long-Term Alpha Creation’, Says Jefferies

Gold Scales Record High, Silver Hits 14-Year Peak on Fed Cut Bets

Air India, IndiGo Cancel Kathmandu Flights As Tensions Rise in Nepal

Manisha Koirala Marks Grandfather B.P. Koirala’s Birth Anniversary With Powerful Message on Democracy

Nepal Crisis Revives Fear of ISI Using Border to Push Khalistan, JeM Terrorists

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