A dramatic spike in migrant arrivals in Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta has escalated into a major international political flashpoint, drawing sharp reactions from European leaders and prompting former US President Donald Trump to warn that America could face a similar scenario. The crisis began when an estimated 60,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into
LinkedIn has announced a major update aimed at tackling the surge of low‑quality AI‑generated content on the platform. The new feature, informally dubbed the “AI Slop” button, allows users to flag posts that appear inauthentic or overly AI‑generated, helping clean up feeds and improve content relevance for professionals. The feature lets members mark posts that
An Indian merchant navy sailor, 22‑year‑old Ram Chandra Dubey from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, has been missing for six days after the commercial vessel he was serving on came under a drone attack near Ukraine’s Odesa port. The incident occurred on July 25, leaving his family in a state of anguish as search operations continue with
Iran has issued a sharp diplomatic warning to Cyprus and Bulgaria, cautioning both countries against permitting the United States to use military facilities on their soil for any potential operations targeting Iran. Tehran said that any nation enabling US military action would be considered a participant in aggression, signalling rising tensions amid ongoing regional instability.
India and Japan have outlined an ambitious Next Gen People‑to‑People Partnership, aiming to facilitate the movement of over 5 lakh individuals between the two countries within the next five years. The initiative, confirmed by Minister of State for External Affairs Kirti Vardhan Singh in a written reply in the Rajya Sabha, is part of the
Bangladesh’s former prime minister Sheikh Hasina has declared that she intends to return to her country by December, even though she acknowledges the possibility of being killed, arrested or jailed upon arrival. In an interview, the 78‑year‑old leader said she is fully aware of the risks but feels compelled to go back because “my people
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
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
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
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
