Trump Orders Investigation Into Lawyers, Firms That Filed Cases Against Him

The actual impact of the memo is unclear, because the broad language doesn’t define what conduct would warrant punishment for lawyers and firms. US President Donald Trump on Friday night (local time) directed Attorney General Pam Bondi to review the conduct of lawyers and law firms that have filed frivolous lawsuits against the administration or attempted to block immigration initiatives, CNN reported.   In a late-night memorandum, Trump reignited past grievances against lawyers who had opposed him and pledged to penalise those individuals and firms by revoking their security clearances…

Canada Heads to Snap Election as PM Carney Takes on Trump’s Trade War

A Pivotal Moment in Canada’s Political Landscape In an unexpected yet strategic move, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has called a snap election for April 28, seeking a fresh mandate from voters. His decision comes amid escalating tensions with U.S. President Donald Trump, whose aggressive trade policies and rhetoric have placed Canada’s economic and political sovereignty at risk. Carney’s announcement sets the stage for a high-stakes election campaign centered on economic resilience, national security, and Canada’s place on the global stage. A Crisis of Sovereignty: Carney’s Justification for the Snap…

Voice of America Journalists Sue Trump Administration Over Media Shutdown

A Controversial Crackdown on U.S.-Funded Journalism Voice of America (VOA) employees, along with journalists from other U.S.-funded news agencies, have taken legal action against the Trump administration, alleging that the abrupt shutdown of these organizations violates their First Amendment rights. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in New York, claims that the closure of the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) and its affiliated outlets undermines press freedom and global access to independent news. The cuts come amid a broader effort by President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk to…

India Recovers 297 Stolen Antiquities from the U.S. in 2024, Strengthening Cultural Heritage

A Significant Cultural Victory India’s ongoing efforts to recover its stolen heritage have seen a major milestone in 2024, with the repatriation of 297 smuggled antiquities from the United States. This brings the total number of Indian artefacts retrieved from the U.S. to 588. The announcement was made by Union Minister for Culture and Tourism, Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, in a written response in the Rajya Sabha. The retrieval of these antiquities is part of India’s broader initiative to reclaim cultural treasures that were illicitly taken from the country and sold…

Global Military Summit on Ukraine’s Security Held in Britain

A High-Stakes Meeting on Ukraine’s Future Amid growing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, military chiefs from 30 countries gathered in Britain to discuss Ukraine’s security. The meeting, held at the Northwood military base near London, focused on strengthening Ukraine’s defense and ensuring long-term stability in the region. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized that sustainable peace in Ukraine would only be possible with a strong security framework. This meeting follows a series of diplomatic and military discussions aimed at countering Russian aggression. Notably, similar security summits were held in Ramstein…

Heathrow Airport Shutdown: Major Power Outage Following Substation Fire

A Crisis at One of the World’s Busiest Airports London’s Heathrow Airport, the busiest airport in Europe, faced a complete shutdown following a massive power outage caused by a fire at a nearby electricity substation. The disruption left thousands of passengers stranded, grounded flights, and created widespread chaos across the travel sector. Authorities have confirmed that operations will remain suspended until just before midnight (2359 GMT) on Friday. This is not the first time a major airport has been affected by a power failure. Similar incidents have occurred in the…

New Zealand’s Global Vision and India’s Role

Speaking at a media outlet’s podcast, during the Raisina Dialogue, Luxon outlined his vision for New Zealand’s global positioning. He acknowledged the shifting geopolitical landscape, highlighting India’s remarkable economic progress, particularly its success in lifting 250 million people out of poverty. “We’re in a world of opportunities, and New Zealand is blessed,” Luxon said, stressing that India’s rise as a major economic and technological power presents immense opportunities for collaboration. He recognized the increasing significance of countries making sovereign choices in economics and security, reinforcing the idea that India and…

Israel’s Extensive Strikes on Gaza Leave 220 Dead: Ceasefire Collapses Amid Rising Tensions

The Ceasefire Shattered The fragile truce between Israel and Hamas has collapsed as Israel launched a massive airstrike campaign across Gaza, leaving at least 220 Palestinians dead, according to the Hamas-run health ministry. The latest wave of violence marks the most extensive Israeli assault on the region since the ceasefire began on January 19, reigniting tensions and leading to further humanitarian devastation. The Israeli military has justified the strikes as targeting Hamas’s “terror infrastructure,” citing the group’s refusal to release hostages and re-engage in peace negotiations. In response, Hamas has…

Modi’s Podcast with Lex Fridman: A Masterclass in Strategic Diplomacy

A Global Sensation Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent podcast with American podcaster Lex Fridman has taken the world by storm. Spanning over three hours, the conversation covered a wide range of critical topics, from India’s foreign policy and global leadership to its relationship with the United States, Russia, China, and its stance on ongoing global conflicts. The impact of this podcast was so profound that former US President Donald Trump shared it on his social media platform, Truth Social, adding to its international appeal. In a world grappling with geopolitical…

The Silent Purge: Mysterious Deaths of India’s Most Wanted Terrorists on Pakistani Soil

A Pattern of Shadowy Eliminations The death of Lashkar-e-Taiba’s (LeT) top commander, Abu Qatal, on March 15, 2025, in Pakistan’s Punjab province is the latest in a string of mysterious assassinations of terrorists linked to India. Since 2023, multiple high-profile figures tied to groups like LeT, Jaish-e-Mohammed (JeM), Hizbul Mujahideen, and Khalistani outfits have been systematically eliminated by unidentified assailants. These killings, often executed in broad daylight by motorbike-borne gunmen, have left intelligence agencies scrambling to decipher the forces at play. Is this an internal cleansing operation within terror groups,…