US to Withdraw from UNESCO by 2026 Over Anti-Israel Bias, “Woke Agenda” Cited
The Trump administration has announced that the US will exit UNESCO by December 2026, citing anti-Israel bias and a "woke cultural agenda." Critics warn the move undermines American global influence and empowers China.
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Trump Slaps 19% Tariff on Philippine Goods in Bold New Trade Deal
U.S. President Donald Trump imposes a 19% tariff on Philippine imports under a new trade deal, granting American goods zero-tariff access to Manila. The agreement also expands military cooperation amid rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific.
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Indian Student Brutally Beaten in Adelaide in Suspected Racist Attack
A 23-year-old Indian student in Adelaide, Australia, was brutally assaulted in a suspected hate crime, suffering brain trauma and facial fractures. The shocking attack has sparked global outrage and calls for stronger protection of Indian nationals abroad.
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Indian Techie Brutally Assaulted in Suspected Racist Hate Crime in Dublin
An Indian Amazon employee was viciously beaten, stripped, and robbed by a teen gang in Tallaght, Dublin, in what’s being investigated as a racist hate crime. The attack has sparked outrage and demands for justice from Ireland’s immigrant communities.
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Trump Accuses Obama of Treason Over 2016 Russia Probe
Donald Trump accuses Barack Obama of treason over the 2016 Russia probe, citing a controversial report by DNI Tulsi Gabbard. Here's a full breakdown of the political firestorm, bipartisan investigations, and expert responses.
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Pakistan Brings Kashmir and Water Dispute to the Forefront at UN
Pakistan, holding the UN Security Council presidency, raised the Kashmir dispute and the Indus Waters Treaty with India, while sponsoring a resolution on peaceful dispute settlement. India hits back strongly.
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Far-Right Sanseito Surges in Japan’s Elections as PM Ishiba Faces Pressure to Resign
Japan’s far-right Sanseito party made historic gains in the upper house elections, fueled by anti-foreigner rhetoric and economic frustration, as Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba considers resignation after Trump’s $550B trade deal.
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