US courts fault ICE over unlawful detention of Indian nationals
Several US federal courts have ruled against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in recent cases involving Indian nationals, finding that the agency unlawfully detained individuals without providing bond hearings or basic due process protections required under US law. Judges in California, Michigan, and
Trump touts manufacturing resurgence, promotes robotics to offset labour shortages
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday highlighted what he described as a strong revival of American manufacturing, crediting policy shifts, expanded factory operations and growing automation for an economy he said is “rocketing” forward. Speaking during an interview with CBS News from inside
US launched more foreign strikes in Trump’s first year than during Biden’s entire presidency: Survey
The United States carried out a higher number of air and drone strikes overseas during the first year of President Donald Trump’s second term than it did throughout former President Joe Biden’s four-year presidency, according to a new survey released by a global
Marco Rubio admits US unaware of whereabouts of 137 deported Venezuelan migrants
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has acknowledged in a court filing that the United States does not know the current whereabouts of 137 Venezuelan migrants who were deported earlier this year under the Aliens Act, raising fresh legal and human rights concerns
India, not Pakistan, is America’s long-term strategic partner: US lawmakers
Senior US lawmakers have underscored that India, not Pakistan, remains the United States’ long-term strategic partner, making clear that periodic engagement with Islamabad should not be mistaken for a shift in Washington’s strategic priorities. Speaking at a discussion hosted by the Center for
US urged to act on ‘tech triad’ to counter China’s military rise
The United States must urgently adopt a coordinated national strategy integrating nuclear energy, artificial intelligence (AI), and autonomous systems if it is to maintain a military edge over China, according to a new commentary by leading aerospace and defence executive Vivek Lall. Writing
US court orders immigration authorities to facilitate return of wrongfully deported Indian national
In a rare and strongly worded ruling, a US federal court has ordered immigration authorities to facilitate the return of an Indian national who was deported to India in violation of a direct court order, calling the removal unlawful and a breach of
US lawmaker introduces bill to pursue Greenland’s annexation and statehood
A Republican lawmaker in the United States has introduced legislation that would provide formal legal backing for a dramatic expansion of American territory, proposing the annexation of Greenland and its eventual admission as a US state amid rising geopolitical competition in the Arctic.
Ashwini Vaishnaw joins US-led ministerial talks to strengthen global critical minerals supply chains
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Monday participated in a high-level US-led ministerial meeting in Washington focused on strengthening and diversifying global critical minerals supply chains, reflecting India’s growing role in shaping resilient economic and technological ecosystems amid rising geopolitical and industrial challenges. The
Alarm at UN Security Council over Russia’s use of nuclear-capable hypersonic missile in Ukraine war
As the war in Ukraine approaches its fourth year, mounting concern was voiced at the United Nations Security Council over Russia’s deployment of a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile, an action widely described as a dangerous escalation with potential global consequences. Briefing the Security Council,
India’s BRICS chairship to emphasise humanity-first, people-centric global cooperation: EAM Jaishankar
As India prepares to assume the chairship of BRICS in 2026, External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar on Tuesday said New Delhi will lead the grouping with a “humanity-first and people-centric approach,” aimed at harnessing the collective strengths of member countries for global welfare.
Trump declares himself ‘Acting President of Venezuela’ after Maduro’s capture
US President Donald Trump triggered a fresh international controversy after sharing a digitally altered image on social media declaring himself the “Acting President of Venezuela,” just days after the United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. The image, posted on Trump’s social media
Modi, Merz reaffirm shared commitment to a free and open Indo-Pacific
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Monday reaffirmed their strong commitment to a free, open and rules-based Indo-Pacific, underlining the importance of respect for international law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). During
India, Germany reaffirm resolve to deepen defence and security cooperation
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz on Monday reaffirmed their shared commitment to significantly strengthening defence and security cooperation, underscoring growing strategic convergence between India and Germany amid evolving global security challenges. During bilateral talks held in Ahmedabad, the two
Trump’s Venezuela claim revives rare history of dual transnational leadership
The global media was abuzz this week after U.S. President Donald Trump posted a controversial message on his social media platform Truth Social declaring himself the “Acting President of Venezuela.” The post, featuring Trump’s official presidential portrait, described him simultaneously as the 45th
‘Leave immediately’: U.S. orders Americans out of Venezuela as manhunt intensifies
The United States has issued an urgent directive ordering all American citizens to leave Venezuela immediately, warning that the security situation has rapidly deteriorated. Armed civilian militias loyal to Nicolás Maduro have reportedly set up roadblocks, stopping vehicles and searching for links to
Trump declares national emergency to shield Venezuelan oil funds held in the US
US President Donald Trump has declared a national emergency to prevent American courts and private creditors from seizing Venezuelan government funds held in the United States, citing national security and foreign policy concerns tied to oil revenues and regional stability. The move, formalised
US Secretary of State Rubio declares end of traditional multilateralism
The United States has formally declared an end to what it calls “traditional multilateralism,” signalling a major shift in Washington’s global engagement strategy under President Donald Trump. The announcement comes days after the administration confirmed its withdrawal from 66 international organisations, arguing that
Trump pushes U.S. oil majors to revive Venezuela’s struggling energy sector
U.S. President Donald Trump has urged America’s largest oil companies to take the lead in rebuilding Venezuela’s severely degraded energy industry, calling on them to invest as much as $100 billion to restore production in the oil-rich South American nation. Trump made the
Trump signals control of Venezuelan oil reserves, reshaping geopolitics beyond Latin America
Washington, Jan 9 — President Donald Trump has framed the U.S. intervention in Venezuela not as a limited military operation but as the opening move in a broader economic and geopolitical recalibration, with control over oil resources at its core. In public remarks