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Oct 15, 2026

Tarique Rahman's Durga Puja Outreach To Hindus Amid Minority Safety Concerns

Rahman will visit a temple in Rangpur in nothern Bangladesh, an area where the Hindu community has faced attacks.

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Oct 15, 2026

4 Killed In Houthi Missile Strike On Presidential Palace In Yemen

Three local police sources said on condition of anonymity that "Houthi missiles targeted the Al-Maashiq presidential palace".

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Oct 15, 2026

"Stay Indoors In Case Of Aerial Attack": Fresh Advisory For Indians In Saudi

The updated advisory comes amid escalating tensions in the region due to a series of drone and missile attacks targeting civilian infrastructure by Yemen's Houthis.

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Oct 15, 2026

Saudi Executes 2 Bangladeshis Over "Immoral Act" Inside Mecca Mosque: Report

The executions took place in the Mecca region, according to a statement issued by the Saudi Ministry of Interior on Wednesday and published by the state-run Saudi Press Agency.

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Oct 15, 2026

Who Was Rachna Shroff? Indian-American Cancer Researcher Dies Of Disease She Was Trying To Cure

Throughout her distinguished career, she authored more than 80 research publications and spearheaded numerous clinical trials.

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Oct 15, 2026

"Is This Your Culture?" Racist Stickers In Australia Show Indian Man Squatting

David Repacholi, the federal MP for the area, called the stickers "disgusting racist" material in a social media post, warning that attempts to sow hatred and division would not be tolerated in the Hunter Region.

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Oct 15, 2026

GOP analyst comes unglued over nonsensical Trump 'blood money' plan: 'Nefarious!'

A GOP analyst came unglued on CNN on Thursday while discussing President Donald Trump's plan to send "blood money" to Russia in exchange for a little diesel fuel. Marc Short, the former chief of staff to Vice President Mike Pence, told CNN's Boris Sanchez that Trump's plan to import Russian diesel fuel in an attempt to offset high costs ahead of the midterms is as "nonsensical" as it is "nefarious." Short said Russia not only doesn't have the supply to make a difference in the oil market, but Russia will also use the money it earns from the sales to continue attacking Ukraine and arming America's enemies in the war against Iran. "So, economically it's nonsensical," Short said, noting Russia's capacity shortages. "But if they did and we were buying it, it's just blood money to Russia to kill more Ukrainians. Meanwhile, Russia is providing intel to Iran, which is using it against our men and women in uniform. So this whole policy makes no sense economically. But from a national security perspective, it's even more nefarious."Short's comments came at a time when Trump is struggling to keep his so-called "energy ceasefire" between Ukraine and Russia intact. Russia has repeatedly attacked Ukraine since the ceasefire was announced, and the U.S. secretly turned off Ukraine's access to its Starlink internet service, which paved the way for a massive Russian drone attack on a civilian area, according to reports.

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Oct 15, 2026

Farage accused of ‘protecting’ Reform candidate over racist slurs against David Lammy

Exclusive: ITV investigation shows leader stood by mayoral candidate who said Labour MP should ‘go home to the Caribbean’Nigel Farage was told by a senior Reform official that he was “protecting” a high-profile mayoral candidate accused of making racists comments about David Lammy, an undercover investigation has revealed.The latest footage from an undercover investigation by ITV also shows Sarah Pochin, one of two female MPs for Reform, complaining that other party officials “are so fucking chauvinistic” and that “they just exclude you if you are a woman”. Continue reading...

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Oct 15, 2026

FBI investigates letters with ‘unknown substance’ sent to US election officials

Election officers in Louisiana and Oklahoma receive a powdery substance, prompting evacuationsThe FBI and the US Postal Inspection Service are investigating letters sent to state officials and election offices across the country containing an “unknown substance”.Just weeks before November’s US midterm elections, election officers in Louisiana and Oklahoma received envelopes containing a powdery substance, leading to evacuations. A similar package containing white powder was also sent to the Ohio secretary of state, but the US Postal Service intercepted the package. Continue reading...

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Oct 15, 2026

34 Students, Teacher Killed In Pakistan School Roof Collapse

Thirty students were present in classrooms on the upper floor of the Al-Khair School when the roof collapsed.

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Oct 15, 2026

What Are US Midterms, Why They Matter And What Happens If Congress Flips

The US midterm elections will decide who controls Congress for the second half of Donald Trump's presidency. Here's how the elections work, what is at stake and why India should pay attention.

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Oct 15, 2026

Wes Streeting urges US to back Ukraine on Washington visit after Starlink row

UK defence secretary trying to cool tensions and is arguing it is in America’s economic interests to support KyivWes Streeting urged the US to stand by Ukraine on his visit to the American capital and sought to cool tensions between the two countries in the wake of the Starlink row that is threatening to set back Kyiv’s war effort.The British defence secretary, giving a speech before a meeting with his US counterpart, Pete Hegseth, argued that supporting Ukraine was in the long-term interests of Washington, and a business opportunity. Continue reading...