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Nepal army secures Dillibazar Jail as inmates come out prison, demand release amid ongoing protests – World News Network
A large group of inmates from Kathmandu's Dillibazar Jail stepped out of the prison premises on Wednesday, demanding their release amid the ongoing unrest triggered by nationwide anti-corruption protests.
MEA calls for “restraint and diplomacy” after Israeli strikes kill top Hamas leaders in Doha – World News Network
"We have seen reports about the Israeli strikes in Doha earlier today. We are deeply concerned by this development and its impact on the security situation in the region. We strongly urge restraint and diplomacy, so that peace and security in the region is not endangered," the MEA said in…
“He is learning, oil not a tool of leverage, India not vulnerable,” Geopolitical expert David Goldwyn on Trump’s India tariff strategy – World News Network
David Goldwyn, leading Geopolitical expert believes US President Trump miscalculated by assuming sanctions could serve as a pressure tool against India.
House China Committee warns of CCP-linked cyber-espionage targeting U.S. trade and diplomacy – World News Network
The House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (SCCCP) has issued a stark warning about a series of highly targeted cyber-espionage campaigns allegedly backed by Beijing, saying the attacks are designed to compromise US government agencies, trade policy experts, and organisations involved in high-level US-China negotiations.
Trump “felt very badly” about location of Doha attack, but backs Hamas elimination as “worthy goal”, says White House – World News Network
Speaking at a media briefing, Leavitt said the Trump administration was informed of the operation only on the morning of the strike.
“India is right to continue to exercise its sovereignty”: Geopolitical Expert on New Delhi’s pushback on Trump’s tariff – World News Network
Leading geopolitical expert David Goldwyn has backed India's firm stance against US President Donald Trump's imposition of steep tariffs, asserting that New Delhi is "right to continue to exercise its sovereignty."