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EU pushing Armenia to expel Russian Orthodox Church – intel service

Brussels has made severing religious ties with Moscow a condition for integration with the West, according to the SVR ...

India expresses interest in buying up to 200 Russian aircraft

The head of the United Aircraft Corporation has said the first “Superjet” could be...

Russia-Tanzania ties developing intensively – Putin

Trade turnover rose by 25% last year, the Russian president has noted ...

Czech court sends fugitive trans neo-Nazi back to Germany

Marla-Svenja Liebich was convicted of multiple offenses in ‘her’ home country, prompting a debate...

North Korea resumes overseas labor deployment to China amid warming bilateral ties

Hundreds of North Korean workers entered China through the border city of Dandong in April 2026, in an unprecedented resumption of overseas labor deployment...

Central party inspection teams descend on Sinuiju factories, rattling local officials

North Korea has dispatched central party inspection teams to major factories in Sinuiju, the capital of North Pyongan province, in a sweeping audit of...

Global Trade Boost: Trump indicates clearly Strait of Hormuz Open as India Joins International Coalition

In a series of rapid geopolitical developments, President Donald Trump has announced that the Strait of Hormuz is officially open for full maritime passage....

Iran rejects Trump’s claim on uranium transfer and Hormuz claims as false

Iran has firmly rejected US President Donald Trump’s claims that Tehran agreed to transfer enriched uranium and that the Strait of Hormuz is fully...

US extends Russian oil sanctions waiver till May 16, boosting India’s imports

The US has extended its waiver on sanctions for Russian oil until May 16, allowing India to continue importing crude despite restrictions. This move...

ASF resurges in North Korea, pushing pork prices higher and exposing structural failures

African swine fever (ASF), a highly contagious and often fatal viral disease in pigs for which no vaccine currently exists, is spreading again across...

North Korea food factory contaminants erode public trust in state-made goods

North Korean food factories are producing confectionery products riddled with contaminants, including hair and thin metal wire, fueling a growing public health controversy and...

No bindi, tilak, but hijab allowed? Lenskart issues clarification after dress code row

Eyewear brand Lenskart faced backlash after an internal grooming guide surfaced online, suggesting that employees could wear hijabs but not bindis, tilaks, or kalawas...

UK, France urge India to join Strait of Hormuz reopening initiative

India’s Foreign Ministry announced that the country has been invited by the UK and France to join international efforts aimed at reopening the Strait...

Jasprit Bumrah in tough spot’: Ashwin backs MI pacer amid wicketless IPL run

Jasprit Bumrah is enduring a rare lean spell in IPL 2026, remaining wicketless after five matches for Mumbai Indians, which has added to the...

North Korea threatens to send failing students to coal mines after mass exam failures

North Korea’s ruling Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK) launched a sweeping inspection of senior middle schools in 2026 after a new elective subject system...

Sri Lanka’s Energy Minister resigns following coal import dispute and political pressure

Sri Lanka’s Energy Minister has resigned over a coal import controversy, just days after narrowly surviving a no-confidence motion in parliament. The resignation follows...

India’s MEA says, watching West Asia closely after Pak’s ceasefire remarks

India’s Ministry of External Affairs has said it is closely following the situation in West Asia after Pakistan claimed to have played a role...

Days after returning from the Moon, Artemis‑2 astronauts begin moonwalk training

NASA’s Artemis 2 astronauts have begun intensive moonwalk training just days after returning from their 10-day mission around the Moon, using the Orion spacecraft....

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