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China's sharp jibe ahead of Trump-Xi meeting: 'World shouldn't return to law of jungle'
Kuala Lumpur:
Chinese Premier Li Qiang on Monday slammed "unilateralism" and warned that the world must not revert to "the law of the jungle" in matters of trade, just days before a planned meeting between US President Donald Trump and... 
North Carolina party turns deadly: 2 killed, 11 injured at Halloween weekend celebration
New Delhi:
At least two people were killed and 11 others were injured early Saturday morning after gunfire erupted during a large weekend party in southeastern North Carolina, authorities confirmed.
According to the Robeson County Sheriff’s Office, deputies responded around... 
Fire incidents expose industrial negligence in Bangladesh, says official
Dhaka: Recurring worker deaths and lack of accountability in Bangladesh's industrial sector stands exposed after the recent fire incident in Mirpur that resulted in the death of 16 people, a top official of the Bangladesh Institute of Labour Studies (BILS)... 
Dengue claims two more lives in Bangladesh, 2025 death toll rises to 259
Dhaka: As many as four people have died due to dengue in Bangladesh in 24 hours till 8 am Dhaka time on Thursday, raising the 2025 death toll in the country to 259. During the same period, 803 people were... 
Afghanistan slams Pakistan for making frivolous claims on border clashes
Bangkok: Afghanistan’s Defence Minister Mohammad Yaqoob has termed Pakistan’s allegations of blaming India for recent clashes between Kabul and Islamabad as “unfounded, illogical, and unacceptable” while emphasising that the Taliban regime looks forward to strengthening ties with India "within the... 
Bangladesh set to become launchpad for jihadist expansion across South Asia: Report
Dhaka: Bangladesh’s ultimate goal of forming an Islamic Revolutionary Army goes beyond internal consolidation and aims to position the country as a strategic outpost for transnational jihadist operations – serving Pakistan’s geopolitical interests and silencing secular voices, a report cited... 
Chinese Communist Party has institutionalized monitoring of Tibetan Buddhism: Report
Colombo: China's approach towards Buddhism in Tibet depends on three interconnected levers - co-opting religious institutions, building a state-centred narrative and projecting influence internationally. These levers are aimed to reduce Tibet Buddhism to a a manageable part of the state's... 
Stronger India-US ties key to counter China, says leading American expert
Washington: Walter Russell Mead, a leading expert on American foreign policy, has advocated for stronger India-US ties, terming deepening ties with India an “important way” to counter China in the short term and “build a strong defensive coalition for the... 
India has become leader in telecom services, product: Jyotiraditya M. Scindia
India is no longer a follower in telecom and has now become a leader in the sector, both in terms of services and also in terms of products, Union Minister for Communications and Development of North Eastern Region, Jyotiraditya M.... 
China’s green energy drive poses grave danger to Tibet’s fragile ecology
China’s strategy to exploit the natural resources in Tibet to meet Beijing’s renewable energy targets is coming at the cost of the Himalayan region's fragile environment and the crushing of the human rights of its poor people, recent reports in... 
MoS Kirti Vardhan Singh interacts with Indian community in Uganda, lauds their commitment
Kampala: Union Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh on Friday interacted with the Indian community in Uganda, lauding their enterprise, dedication and love for India and describing them as a living bridge of friendship between the two... 
Pakistan's Army at odds with Islamist groups it once nurtured: Report
Islamabad: Pakistani military, once the self-proclaimed protector of the country’s ideological frontiers, is now in conflict with the very radical Islamist groups it helped cultivate, a report said on Friday. It added that the internal contradictions in Pakistan’s strategy are... 
