Iran’s Foreign Minister met with the head of the UN nuclear watchdog (IAEA) this evening in Geneva. This serves as a high-stakes prelude to direct second-round talks with the U.S. scheduled for tomorrow.
The Supreme Court has referred petitions to a Constitution Bench, arguing that the new Digital Personal Data Protection Act is being used to "cripple" the public's Right to Information (RTI).
China has announced an extension of visa-free entry for UK and Canadian citizens, aimed at enhancing travel and business ties while facilitating international engagement, with specific implementation details forthcoming from immigration authorities.
The U.S. federal government faces a partial shutdown after Congress failed to pass a funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security, leaving key agencies without funding and frontline staff working without pay.
U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed to step up economic pressure on Iran by targeting the country’s oil exports, especially to China, as part of a “maximum pressure” approach.
Denmark’s prime minister confirmed that follow-up talks with the United States on the strategic future of Greenland are scheduled after a constructive meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
The latest US strike against what officials call “unauthorized vessels” in the Caribbean has pushed the reported death toll from maritime operations to 133 since September.
A major refinery fire in Cuba has intensified fuel shortages across the island, as Mexico dispatches additional oil shipments described by officials as “blockade-defying” support.
US President Donald Trump announced he intends to visit Venezuela soon, which would make him the first US president to go to Caracas since 1997 and signals a major diplomatic shift.
The US President has announced plans to mandate federal voter identification requirements before the next election cycle, triggering immediate constitutional and political debate across the country.
