India cleared a $5.46 billion defense deal, marking a major update to India's military equipment purchase strategy with new missiles and drones
PM Modi's visit to Indonesia, Australia, and New Zealand from July 6-11 will boost maritime security, trade partnerships, and critical mineral defense pacts
Adani Group and UAE's IHC sign pact for $11.5 billion aluminium project in Odisha, India's largest FDI in metallurgy.
India's Congress party demands the removal of Rajnath Singh, accusing him of misleading Parliament over military casualties from a 2025 conflict
Myanmar's death toll from the post-coup civil war has surpassed 100,000, five years after the military ousted Aung San Suu Kyi's elected government
India's first bullet train will open between Surat and Vapi in 2027, a milestone officials say will power the country's wider high-speed rail ambitions
Exiled ex-PM Sheikh Hasina says she will return to Bangladesh this year, dismissing her death sentence as politically motivated in an NDTV interview.
South Korea and Japan's defense ministers reaffirmed their denuclearization commitment as North Korea vows to expand its nuclear arsenal and arm its navy
A rare light aircraft crash in Beijing kills the pilot and injures 13 people after the plane hit the city's tallest tower
Iran says the US violated their peace deal as both sides trade fire, with Bahrain also hit by Iranian drones early Saturday
US and Iran trade strikes near the Strait of Hormuz, raising fears for the Mideast ceasefire as Washington and Tehran trade blame
Lebanon's president says the Israel framework agreement is a first step toward restoring sovereignty and ending occupation
Iran reasserts control over the Strait of Hormuz after a ship was hit near Oman, warning Gulf states against siding with the US
A magnitude 6.5 quake hits off southern Philippines, weeks after a major tremor in the same area killed more than 80 people
Greenpeace India is documenting extreme indoor heat in Delhi's Sundar Nagri, where families record temperatures up to 45C at night, pushing for stronger heat protections
India will resume Bangladeshi tourist visas from June 28, nearly two years after relations soured following Sheikh Hasina's ouster
Pakistan and China pushed for stronger enforcement of UNSC resolutions at a UN meeting, warning selective compliance weakens global peace efforts
Pakistan's FM Dar and China's Wang Yi reaffirm support for the Iran-US peace process, reviewing progress from Burgenstock talks and the Islamabad MoU's 60-day roadmap
Pakistan is likely to reopen its Iran border for Khamenei funeral mourners, as ceremonies begin in Tehran on July 4 and crowds are expected to surge
India hails progress in US trade talks after talks with Jamieson Greer, but key tariff and market access gaps remain unresolved
