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President Murmu Arrives in North Macedonia on Second Leg of Three-Nation Visit

Divya Delhi : President Droupadi Murmu arrived in North Macedonia on the second leg of her three-nation official visit, marking a significant step in strengthening India’s diplomatic engagement with the Balkan region. She was received with ceremonial honours by senior officials upon her arrival in the capital, Skopje. During the visit, President Murmu is expected

China’s Growing Presence in Kyrgyzstan Sparks Concern Among Local Communities

Divya Delhi : China’s expanding economic and strategic footprint in Kyrgyzstan is drawing increasing attention and concern among sections of the local population. While Chinese investments have contributed to infrastructure development, mining projects, and trade, some residents have expressed worries about the long-term economic, environmental, and social impact of Beijing’s growing influence. Chinese-backed projects under

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to Attend ASEAN and Quad Meetings in the Philippines

Divya Delhi : US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to participate in key ASEAN and Quad meetings in the Philippines, where regional security, economic cooperation, and Indo-Pacific stability are expected to dominate discussions. The visit underscores the United States’ commitment to strengthening partnerships with allies and strategic partners in the region. During the

Putin Thanks North Korea for Support in Russia’s Military Operations

Divya Delhi : Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed gratitude to North Korea for its continued support of Russia’s military operations, highlighting the growing strategic partnership between the two countries. Putin praised Pyongyang for its solidarity and cooperation, describing the relationship as a key element of bilateral ties. The remarks come amid increasing military and

INS Sudarshini Completes Historic US Voyage, Showcases India’s Maritime Legacy at America’s 250th Celebrations

Divya Delhi : The Indian Navy’s sail training ship INS Sudarshini has successfully completed its historic voyage to the United States, representing India at the 250th anniversary celebrations of American independence. The visit highlighted India’s rich maritime heritage and reinforced the growing strategic and cultural ties between the two nations. During its stay, INS Sudarshini

Trump Weighs Expansion of U.S. Military Operations in Iran Amid Rising Tensions

Divya Delhi : New York/Washington, July 16: U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly considering expanding American military operations against Iran as tensions between the two countries continue to escalate. Senior administration officials have discussed several military options, including broader airstrikes and targeting additional strategic locations, while diplomatic efforts remain stalled. According to reports, Trump has

Concerns Mount Over Unpaid Wages, Layoffs, and Unsafe Working Conditions in Bangladesh’s Garment Sector

Divya Delhi : Dhaka, Bangladesh: Fresh concerns have been raised over the condition of workers in Bangladesh’s garment industry, with reports highlighting unpaid wages, mass layoffs, and unsafe working environments across several factories. Labour rights groups and worker representatives have urged authorities and factory owners to address the growing crisis affecting thousands of employees. According

West Asia War U.S. Launches Third Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iran, Trump Says Diplomatic Deal Still ‘Possible’

Divya Delhi : The conflict in West Asia intensified as the United States carried out airstrikes on Iran for the third consecutive night, targeting military installations and coastal defence systems. Despite the escalating military action, U.S. President Donald Trump said a diplomatic agreement with Tehran was still “possible,” expressing hope that negotiations could resume. Iran

Kuwait Intercepts Hostile Aerial Targets as Iran Retaliates After US Strikes; Bahrain Sounds Air Raid Sirens

Divya Delhi : Kuwait City Kuwait said it intercepted hostile aerial targets after Iran launched retaliatory strikes following recent US military action, while neighboring Bahrain activated air raid sirens amid heightened regional tensions. The developments have raised fears of a wider conflict across the Gulf. According to Kuwaiti authorities, the country’s air defense systems responded

President Murmu Arrives in North Macedonia on Second Leg of Three-Nation Visit

Divya Delhi : President Droupadi Murmu arrived in North Macedonia on the second leg of her three-nation official visit, marking a significant step in strengthening India’s diplomatic engagement with the Balkan region. She was received with ceremonial honours by senior officials upon her arrival in the capital, Skopje. During the visit, President Murmu is expected

China’s Growing Presence in Kyrgyzstan Sparks Concern Among Local Communities

Divya Delhi : China’s expanding economic and strategic footprint in Kyrgyzstan is drawing increasing attention and concern among sections of the local population. While Chinese investments have contributed to infrastructure development, mining projects, and trade, some residents have expressed worries about the long-term economic, environmental, and social impact of Beijing’s growing influence. Chinese-backed projects under

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to Attend ASEAN and Quad Meetings in the Philippines

Divya Delhi : US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to participate in key ASEAN and Quad meetings in the Philippines, where regional security, economic cooperation, and Indo-Pacific stability are expected to dominate discussions. The visit underscores the United States’ commitment to strengthening partnerships with allies and strategic partners in the region. During the

Putin Thanks North Korea for Support in Russia’s Military Operations

Divya Delhi : Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed gratitude to North Korea for its continued support of Russia’s military operations, highlighting the growing strategic partnership between the two countries. Putin praised Pyongyang for its solidarity and cooperation, describing the relationship as a key element of bilateral ties. The remarks come amid increasing military and

INS Sudarshini Completes Historic US Voyage, Showcases India’s Maritime Legacy at America’s 250th Celebrations

Divya Delhi : The Indian Navy’s sail training ship INS Sudarshini has successfully completed its historic voyage to the United States, representing India at the 250th anniversary celebrations of American independence. The visit highlighted India’s rich maritime heritage and reinforced the growing strategic and cultural ties between the two nations. During its stay, INS Sudarshini

Trump Weighs Expansion of U.S. Military Operations in Iran Amid Rising Tensions

Divya Delhi : New York/Washington, July 16: U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly considering expanding American military operations against Iran as tensions between the two countries continue to escalate. Senior administration officials have discussed several military options, including broader airstrikes and targeting additional strategic locations, while diplomatic efforts remain stalled. According to reports, Trump has

Concerns Mount Over Unpaid Wages, Layoffs, and Unsafe Working Conditions in Bangladesh’s Garment Sector

Divya Delhi : Dhaka, Bangladesh: Fresh concerns have been raised over the condition of workers in Bangladesh’s garment industry, with reports highlighting unpaid wages, mass layoffs, and unsafe working environments across several factories. Labour rights groups and worker representatives have urged authorities and factory owners to address the growing crisis affecting thousands of employees. According

West Asia War U.S. Launches Third Consecutive Night of Strikes on Iran, Trump Says Diplomatic Deal Still ‘Possible’

Divya Delhi : The conflict in West Asia intensified as the United States carried out airstrikes on Iran for the third consecutive night, targeting military installations and coastal defence systems. Despite the escalating military action, U.S. President Donald Trump said a diplomatic agreement with Tehran was still “possible,” expressing hope that negotiations could resume. Iran

Kuwait Intercepts Hostile Aerial Targets as Iran Retaliates After US Strikes; Bahrain Sounds Air Raid Sirens

Divya Delhi : Kuwait City Kuwait said it intercepted hostile aerial targets after Iran launched retaliatory strikes following recent US military action, while neighboring Bahrain activated air raid sirens amid heightened regional tensions. The developments have raised fears of a wider conflict across the Gulf. According to Kuwaiti authorities, the country’s air defense systems responded