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US judge rules Trump admin violated rights of deported Venezuelans

The judge ruled in a lawsuit brought by the American Civil Liberties Union and Democracy Forward, which applauded the decision

Why is India reopening doors to the Taliban, and what does it really mean

Opening up to the Taliban is tough for New Delhi, which backed Afghanistan's democratic state. Many here resent West for withdrawing support in 2021 and ignoring Pakistan's role in sustaining Taliban

Stabbing survivor Lee Jae-myung on path to become South Korea's president

For many politicians that might have been the right time to throw in the towel on a career of public service, but these are the moments of adversity that fire Lee up

Trump tax bill to add $2.42 trn to US deficit: Congressional Budget Office

House Republicans narrowly passed the bill last month, and it now faces opposition in the Senate, where multiple lawmakers have expressed varying demands for changes

Putin Dismisses Zelenskiy's Call for Direct Leaders Meeting

"To continue diplomatic meetings in Istanbul at a level that does not resolve anything further is, in my opinion, meaningless," Zelenskyy told reporters in Kyiv, calling Russia's conditions for peace

Hackers posed as IT staff to steal Salesforce data from firms: Google

Some victims didn't receive an extortion demand in exchange for the deletion of the data until months after it was stolen, according to the Google report

Trump's attack on DEI hits UK as corporate sponsors abandon LGBTQ pride

Companies doing business in the US have rushed to appear politically neutral after President Donald Trump signed executive orders demanding the end of what he calls 'illegal DEI'

Donald Trump gives UK five-week deadline after reprieve on steel tariff

The longer UK steel and aluminum exports are subject to US tariffs the more questions will be raised about Starmer's decision to become the first country to settle with Trump

China weighs ordering up to 500 Airbus jets during EU leaders' visit

The European planemaker rose as much as 2.3 per cent in early Paris trading. Rolls-Royce Holdings Plc, which makes engines for Airbus's widebody aircraft, rose as much as 0.7 per cent in London

Lee Jae Myung elected as South Korea's President, ending 6 months of chaos

Lee, a former labor activist, won Tuesday's election with 49.4 per cent of the vote, a comfortable win over Kim Moon-soo of the incumbent People Power Party

Donald Trump asks Congress to slash funds for NPR, PBS and foreign aid

White House first floated the package in April, but placed it on the back burner as Republicans tried to secure the votes necessary to pass Trump's tax cut proposal

Elon Musk slams Trump's tax bill as wasteful 'abomination' amid backlash

Musk attacked the legislation days after leaving a temporary assignment leading the administration's Department of Government Efficiency initiative to cut federal spending

Adani considers entering airport ground handling bids after Celebi's exit

Celebi operated at nine airports in India, including gateway facilities in capital New Delhi and the commercial hub of Mumbai. Its operations were halted after Turkey voiced support for Pak

Toyota Industries receives $33 billion buyout offer from group companies

The deal includes a tender offer for Toyota Industries shares at ¥16,300 each, 11% below its last closing price

Harvard asks judge for fast ruling in $2.6 bn Trump funding freeze case

In a court filing Monday, Harvard said the US lacks evidence to prove the funding freeze was a legally justified response to antisemitism and alleged liberal bias on campus

NSE, BSE in high-stakes fight over changing derivatives expiry day

National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. is trying to change the expiration for listed derivative contracts from Thursday to Tuesday - a day traditionally dominated by its smaller bourse BSE Ltd

UK unveils defence strategy embracing AI, drones, nuclear capabilities

The new defense strategy warns that the threats the UK faces "are more serious and less predictable than at any time since the Cold War

Govt to open EV making policy with duty cuts to lure global manufacturers

The policy offers to slash duty to 15 per cent on any imported electric car priced from $35,000 if they invest at least ₹4,150 crore, or about $500 million, to set up a local plant within three years

Philippines eyes India, Thailand rice to reduce reliance on Vietnam

The agriculture department is in talks with private importers on purchases from producers like India, Pakistan, Cambodia and Myanmar

Highways baking at 70 degrees C hint at scorching summer across China, US

Weeks before the official start of the Northern Hemisphere's summer, signs are emerging that the coming months will be blistering in North America, Europe and Asia