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Russia issues international warrant for Telegram founder Pavel Durov, accusing him of aiding terrorist activity

Russia has escalated its long‑running confrontation with Telegram by placing the platform’s founder, Pavel Durov, on an international wanted list over allegations of facilitating terrorist activity. The move was announced by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB), which claims Telegram failed to remove channels, groups and bots allegedly used by hostile organisations — including Ukrainian intelligence […]

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FBI adds Indian national Amritpal Singh to ‘Most Wanted’ list in major North American drug‑trafficking probe

The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has placed Amritpal Singh, a 30‑year‑old Indian national, on its Most Wanted fugitive list for allegedly playing a central role in a Canada‑based transnational drug‑trafficking syndicate. According to the FBI, Singh is accused of helping move high‑value shipments of cocaine and methamphetamine across Mexico, the United States and

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US bill proposes new path to Green Cards, offering major relief to long‑term Indian immigrants stuck in decades‑long backlogs

A new immigration reform proposal in the United States is generating significant optimism among long‑term immigrants — especially Indian H‑1B visa holders — who have spent years waiting for permanent residency. US Senator Alex Padilla has reaffirmed his support for the Renewing Immigration Provisions of the Immigration Act of 1929 Bill, a legislative effort aimed

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Bangladesh detains senior army officer over alleged extrajudicial killing during Sheikh Hasina’s 2018 anti‑drugs crackdown

Bangladesh has detained a serving army brigadier general in connection with the alleged extrajudicial killing of local politician Akramul Haque during the country’s controversial 2018 anti‑narcotics campaign launched under former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. The arrest marks one of the most significant legal actions yet against officials linked to the crackdown, which rights groups say

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20 killed in brutal PoK crackdown as Pakistan deploys 14,000 troops; locals say Rawalakot “filled with dead bodies”

At least 20 civilians were killed and over 50 injured in the past 24 hours in Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir (PoK) as Pakistani security forces launched a violent crackdown on residents boycotting the ongoing elections. The situation, centred in Rawalakot’s Dreik Eighth area, has escalated sharply, with eyewitnesses and local activists describing scenes of extreme brutality. According

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Japan hit by powerful 7.1‑magnitude earthquake; dozens feared dead, over 50 hospitalised, tsunami alert issued

A massive 7.1‑magnitude earthquake struck southern Japan on Tuesday, causing widespread destruction, triggering a tsunami alert, and leaving a “considerable number” of people feared dead. Authorities confirmed that at least 50 people have been hospitalised, though the toll is expected to rise as rescue teams reach more affected areas. The quake caused major power outages,

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Meta faces backlash after PM Modi’s Facebook video is briefly removed, raising fresh concerns over platform errors and political content moderation

A brief removal of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Facebook video has triggered a fresh controversy in India, with the government demanding answers from Meta over what it calls a serious lapse in content handling. The video — a selfie message posted on 23 July, in which PM Modi addressed protesting students and announced tougher measures

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Pakistan urges global pressure on India after Rajnath Singh reiterates that talks will only concern Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir (PoK)

Pakistan has sharply reacted to Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh’s recent remarks on Pakistan‑occupied Kashmir, calling them “provocative and irresponsible” and urging the international community to apply pressure on New Delhi. Singh, speaking at a Kargil Vijay Diwas event, reaffirmed India’s long‑standing position that any future dialogue with Pakistan will be limited solely to PoK,

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China’s diplomatic readouts under scrutiny as analysts warn of disinformation tactics aimed at shaping narratives and forcing “consensus”

A growing number of analysts are raising concerns over China’s diplomatic readouts, arguing that Beijing increasingly uses official documents to push disinformation, manufacture “consensus,” and place negotiating partners — including India — in a defensive diplomatic posture. The issue has resurfaced following recent India–China engagements, where Beijing’s readouts have sharply diverged from New Delhi’s official

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Nitin Gadkari moves Bombay High Court against Meta, X and Google over AI deepfakes linking him and his family to E20 ethanol policy

Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has approached the Bombay High Court seeking urgent removal of AI‑generated deepfake videos and manipulated social media posts that falsely allege he and his family personally profited from the government’s E20 ethanol‑blended petrol programme. The minister argues that the content is defamatory, fabricated and malicious, and has

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