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"International Waters Not Refuge": US' Tanker Action In Indo-Pacific
The United States on Tuesday said its forces carried out a maritime interdiction operation on a "stateless" sanctioned tanker in the Indo-Pacific region, without any incident.
SpaceX Executive Outearns Elon Musk With Rs 800 Crore Salary A Year
She even surpassed founder Elon Musk, who reportedly received a salary of just $54,080 during the same period.
'Unprovoked Acts Of Terror': UAE Minister To NDTV On Iran's Drone Attacks
Before a two-week ceasefire between the United States and Iran took effect, the UAE had borne the brunt of Tehran's attacks, weathering more Iranian strikes than any other country, though most were intercepted.
The US Was Right: Iran Has A 'Nuclear' Weapon, But It's Not A Missile
The US-Israel war on Iran has taught Tehran a valuable lesson - it may not have a nuclear weapon, but it controls the Strait of Hormuz, a vital oil and gas shipping route that gives it strategic leverage akin to a nuclear deterrent.
"He Called To Kiss My A**": Trump's Tim Cook Post Is All About Himself
Trump's post on Tim Cook was dotted with incidents of "big helps" (for Cook) and the Apple boss calling him to "kiss his a**."
Iran Tanker 'Silly City' Slips Past US Blockade Despite Warning: Report
US President Donald Trump said that the US blockade will remain in place for now. He also said that a two-week ceasefire with Iran, which is set to expire Wednesday evening, will not be extended.
Indian Connection Of Israeli Soldier Who Died Fighting Hamas On October 7
Israel observed its annual Memorial Day on Monday, a solemn occasion when the country pauses to remember those killed in wars and terror attacks.
2 Indian-Origin Men Charged With H-1B Fraud. They Hired For 'Ghost' Jobs
Between June 2020 and January 2023, the two submitted multiple fraudulent H-1B visa petitions using Rajidi's firm, claiming that foreign workers would be employed in roles linked to the University of California.
Arabian Sea Image Exposes Gap Between Trump's Peace Talk, US Action On Iran
Even as Trump pushes for peace talks, US forces are escalating tensions on the ground.
How Cambodia Became Global Scam Hub With Chinese-Linked Networks At Core
According to US government data, Americans alone lost around $10 billion to online scams originating from Southeast Asia in 2024, a sharp rise of about 66% compared to the previous year.
Opinion: Opinion | A Year After Pahalgam, India Contends With Desperate Enemies, Distracted Friends
The most challenging question on this anniversary is what might happen if another Pahalgam-scale attack were to occur today. New Delhi finds itself in a strategic pincer.
Read Memos From Tim Cook And John Ternus On Apple CEO Transition
Tim Cook will step down as Apple CEO on September 1 and become executive chairman. And John Ternus would succeed him as the new CEO.
"Time Not My Adversary": Trump Slams Iran War Critics Ahead Of Peace Talks
Trump insisted that Israel did not persuade him to attack Iran after news reports that Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu influenced the US president's decision and criticism from right-wing commentators.
Vance Heads For A Deal Do-Over, This Time With No One Across The Table
US Vice President JD Vance - the 'good cop' to President Donald Trump's 'bad cop' - faces a 24 hour deadline in Pakistan as the Iran war ceasefire lapses April 22 but talks remain uncertain after US ship seizure.
Putin Seeks Corrective Steps As Russia's GDP Shrinks 1.8% Amid Ukraine War
Putin revealed that Russia’s GDP contracted by a combined 1.8 percent in January and February, with manufacturing, industrial production and construction showing negative growth.
With Tariffs Stalled, Trump's China Policy Drifts
When President Donald Trump returned to office in 2025, he vowed to use tariffs to reset relations with China, which he said was "killing" the
Key Iran Warplane, A-10 Warthog, Will Live On To 2030: US Air Force
The decision is the latest chapter in a long-running battle over the fate of the plane, which first flew in 1976 and has been on the Pentagon's chopping block for more than two decades.
Opinion: Opinion | Trump Has Found His Iran 'Scapegoat'. The Scapegoat Doesn't Know It Yet
When all else fails, Trump will throw his Vice President, JD Vance, under the bus. Remember what happened to Mike Pence?
Xi Jinping Urges Hormuz Reopening In Rare Call With Saudi De Facto Ruler
Restoring free passage in the strait is a particular priority for China, the world's largest importer of liquefied natural gas through Hormuz.
