Alabama Supreme Court ruling halts IVF services amidst controversy
Alabama Supreme Court ruling deeming frozen embryos as children prompts major hospital to pause IVF services, sparking debates over reproductive rights in the U.S.
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U.S ally disregards Chinese warnings amid South China Sea tensions
The Philippines reaffirms patrol commitment in the disputed South China Sea area and disputes China's expulsion claim. Tensions rise over fishing rights. China asserts sovereignty and the Philippines asserts EEZ claims.
China criticizes U.S. veto of UN ceasefire resolution in Gaza
China criticizes U.S. veto of UN ceasefire resolution in Gaza, citing concerns over continued violence and regional instability.
Iran accuses Israel of sabotaging gas pipeline, fueling regional tensions
Iran accuses Israel of sabotaging a natural gas pipeline, leading to explosions, heightening tensions between the two nations amidst broader regional conflicts.
India’s Chief of Defence staff, General Anil Chauhan, takes center stage at Raisina Dialogue 2024 for key geopolitical discussions
The Chief of Defence Staff of India, General Anil Chauhan, is an important presence at the Raisina Dialogue, interacting with military leaders from around the world, discussing strategic matters, and demonstrating India's dedication to international cooperation.
U.S. notes China’s tangible efforts in combating drug trade
High-level talks between top U.S. and Chinese officials in Vienna focused on counternarcotics efforts and addressing Chinese concerns over U.S. visa restrictions for Chinese students.
UK and U.S. collaborate to target LockBit cybercrime syndicate
NCA, FBI, and Europol seize LockBit's infrastructure, and arrest suspects globally. Efforts surpass initial disruption, crippling LockBit.
U.S. pushes UN resolution for temporary Gaza ceasefire and halt to Rafah offensive
Washington's decision to propose the resolution follows its indication that it would veto an Algerian-drafted resolution due to concerns that it might undermine ongoing negotiations aimed at securing a temporary halt to the conflict.
Biden calls failure to provide aid to Ukraine “absurd” and “unethical”
Biden assured Zelensky of Congress renewing aid, criticizing potential U.S. funding delays as "absurd" and "unethical." Ukrainian forces' retreat from Avdiivka signals challenges and underscores the need for international support.
Western allies to supply Ukraine with AI-Enabled Drones amid Russia conflict
The United Kingdom, in collaboration with the United States and other allies, is preparing to arm Ukraine with thousands of new drones equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) in a major technical warfare uptick.
Biden holds Putin responsible for the death of Navalny
President Biden holds Russian President Putin responsible for the reported death of Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny, citing it as further evidence of Putin's brutality.
Indian Foreign Minister holds diplomatic talks with Canada and other nations at Munich Security Conference
At the Munich Security Conference, Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar held talks with various counterparts, including Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly, discussing bilateral ties and global challenges.
Trump ordered to pay $454 million as fine in NY Business fraud case
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has been ordered to pay approximately $454 million in fines and interest by a New York judge following a civil business fraud.
Japan celebrates successful launch of H3 rocket
Japan celebrates the successful launch of its H3 flagship rocket, marking a significant milestone in its space program's revival after setbacks.
Ukraine claims that Russia launched 24 North Korean missiles
Ukrainian Prosecutor General confirms Russia fired 24 North Korean missiles at Ukraine. Investigations are ongoing. Biden administration cites Russian arms procurement from North Korea and Iran amid conflict. EU proposes sanctions.
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