Palestine's Foreign Minister Varsen Aghabekian reveals the stark reality: "Not every Palestinian is Hamas or armed." In this exclusive conversation, she exposes ceasefire violations, questions Netanyahu's trustworthiness, calls out Western delegitimisation, and urges India to be the bridge for lasting peace.
In an exclusive interview, Canada's Energy Minister Tim Hodgson signals a new era in India-Canada relations, highlighting energy diversification, renewable cooperation, uranium supply, and trade growth, while underscoring India's central role in Canada's strategic economic future.
To boost India's ongoing diplomatic engagements with Washington, External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar will travel to the United States next week. The visit comes days after the India–European Union free trade agreement was concluded.
Speaking to India Today Global, Kaja Kallas links the faster India-EU trade deal to tariff weaponisation under President Trump, arguing that Europe must diversify partnerships and rely on stable, rule-based trade relationships in an increasingly unpredictable global order.
The man who caught Russian mole Robert Hanssen breaks down Maduro's extraction and Trump's peace-through-strength doctrine.
Oxford postdoctoral researcher Hossein Rafipoor explains why the current uprising transcends past movements and why Iranians are betting on Trump.
As Iran protests simmer and Trump threatens action, India faces a delicate balancing act between its ties with Israel and strategic interests in the Gulf region.
As bodies pile up and internet blackouts continue, a Tehran-based journalist delivers the regime's counter-narrative—foreign terrorists, not state crackdowns, are killing Iranian civilians.
Renowned economist Jeffrey Sachs warns that Iran could be Trump's next target after Venezuela, calling the US a "rogue state" with no constitutional order. He reveals decades of regime change operations and predicts a potential global explosion if Trump follows through on threats against Tehran.
Pakistan has declared UK-based journalist and former army officer Major (retired) Adil Raja a terrorist by placing him under Schedule 4, a move he has described as retaliation for his criticism of the country's military establishment.
