The two nations have agreed to remain in close cooperation, a Kremlin statement said
By The Week News Desk June 16, 2025
The reports that Asim Munir was invited to the US were viewed by many as "a setback to India's diplomatic efforts"
By The Week News Desk June 15, 2025
Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman and his wife were also shot multiple times. They underwent surgery and are recovering
By The Week News Desk June 14, 2025
Trooping the Colour does not celebrate Charles’ actual birthday, which falls on November 14. Instead it is an annual celebration of the monarch in the summer
By The Week News Desk June 14, 2025
US President Donald Trump and Canadian PM Mark Carney do not see eye to eye on the anti-ICE protests, and US tariffs
By The Week News Desk June 15, 2025
According to the US president, trade had also been at the forefront of America's efforts to stop the Russia-Ukraine conflict, which fell through
By The Week News Desk June 15, 2025
First detention of a civilian by marines indicates rare use of military force as national protests gather steam over Donald Trump’s military parade in Washington
By The Week News Desk June 14, 2025
The incident was reported a day after a London-bound Air India flight crashed near the Ahmedabad International Airport shortly after takeoff, in which more than 240 people were killed
By The Week News Desk June 13, 2025
A possible compromise now being floated is a February 2026 timeline-just ahead of the holy month of Ramadan
By Namrata Biji Ahuja June 12, 2025
Dr Bobby Mukkamala will be the American Medical Association's 180th president
By Mridula Nair June 12, 2025
The decisions are being seen as key steps towards fast-tracking the country’s transition to an elected government by mid-February 2026
By Namrata Biji Ahuja June 13, 2025
The New York Police Department confirmed they took 86 people into custody and 34 protestors were charged with assault and other crimes after videos of the clashes went viral on the internet
By The Week News Desk June 12, 2025
The committee has been asked to submit its report within next five working days.
By The Week News Desk June 12, 2025
The world’s two largest economies stated that they have agreed on a framework to get their trade negotiations back on track after a series of tariff wars
By The Week News Desk June 11, 2025
Elon Musk had walked back on his remarks about Trump, stating he regretted his posts "that went too far"
By The Week News Desk June 11, 2025
US Army’s 250-year celebrations might get a cold shoulder from American mainstream media in friction with the White House
By The Week News Desk June 11, 2025
Washington has decided to withdraw non-essential staff from its embassies in Middle East following reports of Israel preparing to strike nuclear facilities in Iran
By The Week News Desk June 12, 2025
Kunal Jain said that the Indian youth was treated in a way that “the United States doesn’t even reserve for terrorists”, at the Newark Airport
By The Week News Desk June 11, 2025
Social media sensation Khaby Lame detained by U.S. immigration agents for overstaying the terms of his visa
By Mridula Madhu Nair June 11, 2025
Post-2020 Israeli population figures (upto January 1, 2024) show the Jewish population increasing by about 100,000 per year, coming up to 15.7 million against a pre-Holocaust figure of roughly 16.6 million (in 1939)
By The Week News Desk June 10, 2025
The video, posted on X by Indian-American social entrepreneur Kunal Jain, shows the young man pinned to the ground by Port Authority Police and being handcuffed
By The Week News Desk June 10, 2025
Shahzeb Khan was extradited to the US from Canada. He was arrested last year while trying to cross the US-Canada border with the help of a smuggler
By The Week News Desk June 11, 2025
Trump said the anti-immigration raid protests were led by "paid rioters bearing foreign flags to continue a foreign invasion"
By The Week News Desk June 11, 2025
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chief Gohar Ali Khan said Imran Khan could be granted bail on June 11
By The Week News Desk June 10, 2025
With $519 million already spent during the devastating Capitol riots of January 2021, the financial damage caused by the US president's crackdowns is deepening
By Ashwin Somanath June 11, 2025
