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Saudi Arabia withdraws financing for Pakistan's $1.5 billion arms deal with Sudan, exposing Islamabad's reliance on external patrons for African influence.
Canadian PM Mark Carney honors 329 victims of 1985 Air India Flight 182 bombing on National Day of Remembrance, calls for vigilance against terrorism.
S&P Global's Benjamin Tang says US-Iran discussions may exceed 60 days due to unresolved nuclear, Lebanon, and security issues, despite Strait of Hormuz transit recovery.
Glasgow marks one month to the 2026 Commonwealth Games with a netball event featuring Duncan Scott and the Scottish Thistles team at the Hydro.
France records hottest night since 1947 at 21.6°C, with 54 departments on red alert. Dozens drown, schools close as temperatures near June record.
US temporarily lifts sanctions on Iranian oil exports for 60 days, easing supply pressure, impacting crude prices, and benefiting China as a major importer.
Report reveals 28.9% of Pakistan's population, nearly 70 million people, live below the official poverty line, the highest rate in 11 years.
A Council on Foreign Relations report reveals China manipulated trade data to show a smaller current account surplus, misleading the IMF and OECD.
Emma Watson mistook birdwatchers for paparazzi outside her home. The Harry Potter star shares a humorous story at Prince William's wildlife forum.
Putin says Western nations are openly preparing for war with Russia, increasing military budgets, and concealing neo-colonial ambitions behind "rules-based world order."
US President Donald Trump claims Iran consented to long-term nuclear inspections and says no further Hormuz blockade, but Tehran denies the scope of the agreement.
EAM S Jaishankar visits the Mongol Refinery Project in Ulaanbaatar, reviews work status, and meets Mongolian leaders to boost bilateral ties.
FATF updates anti-terror sanctions to ensure humanitarian aid flows freely, aligning with UN resolutions for basic needs.
Inga Ruginiene resigns as Lithuania's PM after nine months; President Nauseda to form new government with Social Democrat Mindaugas Sinkevicius as nominee.
Brazil marks World Refugee Day with expanded refugee recognition, highlighting protection, integration efforts, and a 5.9% rise in recognized refugees.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says success of Iran-US talks depends on full commitment to agreed obligations, after signing MoU with Trump to end conflict.
South Korea's KOSPI index tumbled nearly 10% on Tuesday as foreign investors dumped tech stocks, triggering a circuit breaker. Samsung and SK hynix lead losses.
South Korea's parliamentary committee questions election officials over unprecedented ballot shortages during local elections, with officials apologizing.
A World Food Programme report reveals Afghan labourers work less than two days per week on average, with daily wages at 309 Afghanis, highlighting ongoing economic struggles.
China leads global submarine production with a new sailless design at Jiangnan Shipyard, as PLAN fleet projected to reach 80 boats by 2035.
