‘Indian Managers Refuse to Hire Americans’: Republican Leader Warns Trump Against Job Deal with India

A prominent Republican leader has sparked controversy by alleging that Indian-origin managers in the US technology sector systematically refuse to hire American workers, warning that former President Donald Trump’s political legacy would be jeopardised if he finalises any bilateral job market deal with India. Speaking at a Republican policy forum in Texas on Wednesday, conservative…

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Pakistan Assumes UN Security Council Presidency: UN Credibility at Risk, Says Baloch Leader Hyrbyair Marri

United Nations, July 4, 2025:Pakistan has formally assumed the presidency of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for the month of July, marking a significant diplomatic moment for Islamabad. However, this development has triggered strong criticism from exiled Baloch leader and Free Balochistan Movement (FBM) chairman Hyrbyair Marri, who alleged that the UN’s credibility is…

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Putin’s World Shrinks: As Ukraine Becomes Russia’s Afghanistan, Allies Walk Away

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its third year, strategic analysts are drawing parallels between Moscow’s deepening quagmire in Ukraine and the Soviet Union’s disastrous campaign in Afghanistan (1979-1989). President Vladimir Putin, once perceived as a master of geopolitical manoeuvring, is witnessing an unprecedented erosion of Russia’s global influence as traditional allies reconsider their ties, driven…

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CII Meets Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake to Discuss Investment Opportunities, Trade Partnerships, and Growth

In a significant move to strengthen bilateral economic ties, a high-level delegation from the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) met with Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Dissanayake in Colombo on Tuesday to explore fresh investment opportunities and deepen trade partnerships between the two South Asian neighbours. Meeting Highlights The CII delegation, comprising top Indian industrialists…

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Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina Sentenced to Six Months Jail by International Crimes Tribunal? Fact Check Reveals Misinformation

Social media platforms and several unverified websites were flooded on Tuesday with claims that Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been sentenced to six months in jail by the country’s International Crimes Tribunal (ICT). However, an in-depth fact check reveals that these reports are baseless, fabricated, and part of coordinated misinformation campaigns aimed at destabilising…

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India Launches Comprehensive Review to Eliminate China-Made Parts in Military Equipment

In a significant move towards bolstering national security and promoting self-reliance under ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’, the Indian government has initiated a thorough review to identify and eliminate Chinese-origin components from all military equipment and systems used by the armed forces. The review spans weapon platforms, communication equipment, drones, surveillance systems, and logistic supplies where Chinese-made parts…

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US Removes Sanctions Blocking Russian Nuclear Project in Hungary, Boosting Budapest-Moscow Energy Ties

In a significant geopolitical development, the United States has lifted key sanctions that were blocking the Russian state nuclear corporation Rosatom’s involvement in Hungary’s Paks II nuclear power plant project. This move is expected to strengthen Hungary’s energy ties with Russia, even as most European Union nations continue distancing themselves from Moscow due to the…

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Costly Strike: Ukraine’s Attack On Russian Airfield Inflicts Massive Losses On Moscow’s Military Assets

In a significant escalation of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, Ukraine carried out a high-impact drone and missile strike on a major Russian airfield, resulting in substantial destruction of advanced military assets. The attack, confirmed by both Ukrainian military intelligence and independent satellite imagery analysts, has inflicted one of the heaviest material losses on Russian forces…

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China Rolls Over $3.4 Billion in Loans to Pakistan, Helping Islamabad Meet IMF Reserve Target

In a significant financial development, China has rolled over $3.4 billion in commercial loans to Pakistan, providing a crucial boost to the country’s foreign exchange reserves. The move, confirmed by Pakistan’s finance ministry officials, comes at a critical juncture as Islamabad races to meet the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) reserve target of $14 billion by…

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Pakistan And China Discuss New Regional Bloc To Replace SAARC: A Strategic Realignment In South Asia

In a significant geopolitical development, Pakistan and China are reportedly holding discussions to form a new regional bloc that could potentially replace the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC). Diplomatic insiders reveal that the move is aimed at creating a broader and more powerful regional framework that aligns with the emerging interests of both…

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