ROME (AP) — Israel’s World Cup qualifying match at Italy next week is expected to attract more pro-Palestinian protesters outside the soccer stadium in Udine than ticket-holding spectators inside t… Continue reading Security a concern for Italy-Israel soccer match as protesters demand match be stopped
The Delhi government has said that it will approach the Supreme Court seeking permission to use certified “green firecrackers” during Diwali. Continue reading Delhi to approach SC for limited use of ‘green firecrackers’
The Delhi government has said that it will approach the Supreme Court seeking permission to use certified “green firecrackers” during Diwali. Continue reading Delhi to approach SC for limited use of ‘green firecrackers’
WASHINGTON (AP) — The economic boom promised by President Donald Trump centers on a single number: $17 trillion. That’s the sum of new investments that Trump claims to have generated with his tariffs, income tax cuts and aggressive salesmanship of CEOs, financiers, tech titans, prime ministers, presidents and other rulers. The $17 trillion is supposed to fund new factories, Continue reading Trump says the US has secured $17 trillion in new investments. The real number is likely much less
India has slammed Pakistan for its “delusional tirades” on Jammu and Kashmir during a United Nations Security Council debate on women and security. Continue reading ‘Sanctioned 400,000 rapes’: India slams Pakistan’s Kashmir rant at UN
India has slammed Pakistan for its “delusional tirades” on Jammu and Kashmir during a United Nations Security Council debate on women and security. Continue reading ‘Sanctioned 400,000 rapes’: India slams Pakistan’s Kashmir rant at UN
Kurdish SDF spokesperson Farhad Shami accused factions belonging to the Damascus government of attempting to enter two Kurdish-held districts of Aleppo with tanks. Continue reading Syrian army redeploys near SDF fronts in northeast Syria as clashes rise
White House advisor Stephen Miller clashed with CNN host Boris Sanchez on Monday over the latter asking whether ICE agents were racially profiling suspects. Continue reading Stephen Miller laughs off CNN’s ‘dumb question’ about alleged racial profiling in ICE raids
All’s fair in love and politics — and international bank capital rules. US financial watchdogs are making mischief with European standards that give lenders relief by treating the euro zone as a single domestic market. The Americans have a point: The bloc is not a single market for banking and that’s been a problem when things go wrong. But they doubtless have an ulterior motive born of the political obstacles to reforming some of their own rules to help big US banks compete harder with their Eu Continue reading US Banks Are Taking Aim at a European Weak Spot
The Hamas terror organization shared a statement celebrating the two-year mark since the October 7 attacks, with an AI video that showed Yahya Sinwar and footage from the terror attack. Continue reading Hamas celebrates two years since October 7, calls terror attack a ‘glorious day’