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500% Tariffs? Trump’s Nuclear Option Against India Over Russian Oil!
India navigates a high-stakes trade standoff as the US threatens 500% tariffs over Russian oil imports. In a major diplomatic boost, Poland’s Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski backed New Delhi’s strategy during the Weimar Triangle summit in Paris, as India sharply reduces its reliance on Russian crude to balance ties between Washington and Europe.
Motorola Challenges Foldable Status Quo With Debut of Razr Fold at CES 2026
Motorola expands its premium lineup with the new Razr Fold, a book-style foldable unveiled at CES 2026. Featuring an 8.1-inch 2K display, a triple 50MP camera system, and advanced AI tools like Catch Me Up, the Razr Fold targets productivity and style. Discover the latest on Motorola’s Moto Pen Ultra support and its move to challenge the foldable market.
Trade Ties Under Strain: Bangladesh Considers Steep Tariffs on Indian Cotton Yarn
Bangladesh’s interim government considers imposing 10-20% tariffs on Indian cotton yarn imports, a move that could disrupt $3.57 billion in trade. As the Bangladesh Trade and Tariff Commission reviews the proposal, Indian farmers and textile mills face potential price drops amid deteriorating bilateral ties. 
Global Climate Diplomacy Shaken as Trump Formally Exits UNFCCC and 65 International Bodies
U.S. President Donald Trump signs a memorandum to withdraw the United States from the UNFCCC and 65 other international bodies. The historic move makes the U.S. the first nation to exit the core UN climate treaty, sparking concerns over global climate finance and the future of international cooperation. 
New Delhi Eyes Thaw in Economic Chill; May Lift 5-Year Bar on Chinese Bids for Public Projects
India considers lifting the 2020 ban on Chinese companies for government tenders to boost competition and lower project costs. The Finance Ministry's potential policy shift signals a major thaw in India-China economic relations following years of border tensions. Discover how New Delhi plans to balance national security with infrastructure growth and fiscal pragmatism. 
Bangladesh: Experts fear rise in radicalisation after Jamaat-backed panel sweeps univ elections
Dhaka: Odommo Jobian Oikko, a panel backed by radical Islamist party Jamaat-e-Islami's student wing Islami Chhatra Shibir, has registered a landslide victory, securing 16 of the 21 posts - including those of Vice-President (VP), General Secretary and Assistant General Secretary... 
Pakistan: Christians demand protection after another attack on church
Islamabad: A church in Raiwind area of Pakistan's Punjab province came under attack recently as a person forcibly entered the Christian place of worship and carried out an act of destruction that has sparked fear among Christian community in the... 
Desperate Diplomatic Blitz: FARA Records Reveal Pakistan’s Hectic Lobbying Post-India’s ‘Operation Sindoor’
FARA documents reveal Pakistan’s desperate diplomatic lobbying in the U.S. following India’s 'Operation Sindoor' in 2025. Discover how Islamabad made 60 urgent contacts with U.S. officials to stall Indian military action after the Jammu & Kashmir terror attacks and the strategic anxiety that gripped the Pakistani establishment.
Trump pulls US out of 31 UN-linked organisations, says no longer serve American interests
United Nations: In a sweeping ideology-driven move targeting the UN, President Donald Trump is pulling the US out of 31 entities linked to it, alleging that they “no longer serve American interests”.
Trump on Wednesday forbade US departments and agencies... 
Trump orders US withdrawal from Gurugram-based International Solar Alliance
New York: President Donald Trump has ordered the US out of the Gurugram-headquartered International Solar Alliance (ISA) that promotes using energy from the sun to combat climate change.
The ISA was among the 66 international entities that he withdrew the... 
No leniency for enemy helpers: Iran judiciary issues stern warning amid intensifying protests
Tehran: Iran’s top judicial authority, Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, has warned that there will be “no leniency” for anyone accused of aiding what he described as the “enemy against the Islamic Republic”, as nationwide protests intensify across the country.
He alleged... 
Salt Typhoon Infiltrates US Congress: Major Chinese Cyber Espionage Operation Targets Key Legislative Panels
A major Chinese-linked cyberattack by 'Salt Typhoon' has breached the email systems of key US Congressional committees, including Intelligence and Armed Services. Identified in December 2025, the breach raises severe national security alarms in Washington while Beijing denies all allegations of state-sponsored hacking. Read the full analysis of this escalating digital conflict. 
