Washington: The US Department of Justice unveiled fresh details about its investigation into government papers that former president Donald Trump removed from the White House, including 184 classified documents, some of which were labelled as “top secret” and contained sensitive information about government informants and
New York: A US judge recommended that victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks not be allowed to seize billions of dollars of assets belonging to Afghanistan's central bank to satisfy court judgments they obtained against the Taliban. US Magistrate Judge Sarah Netburn in Manhattan said
New Delhi: The United States had constructive discussions with Indian officials on a proposal to cap prices of Russian oil, US Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo said, as it seeks global support for a proposal to cut Russian revenue. India and China have stepped up oil
New York: The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) strongly condemned the “unjustified” release of 11 men who had been convicted of raping Bilkis Bano during the 2002 Gujarat riots and killing 14 members of her family. USCIRF vice chair Abraham Cooper said in
Dubai: Iran on Wednesday launched exercises to test its combat and reconnaissance drones, state media reported, amid US concerns over the possible supply of Iranian-made unmanned aircraft to Russia for use in the war in Ukraine. The two-day war-games will involve 150 drones and will cover
Washington: Iran has dropped some of its main demands on resurrecting a deal to rein in Tehran’s nuclear program, including its insistence that international inspectors close some probes of its atomic program, bringing the possibility of an agreement closer, a senior U.S. official told Reuters. The
Washington D.C.: International Society for Peace and Justice (ISPJ), a rights body in United States of America (USA) has written an open letter to Antony J. Blinken, the Secretary of State on the early release of 11 men convicted of gang rape of a Muslim
Washington: The United States does not see the world “in zero sum terms” and understands that countries like India will need a long time to reorient their policies towards Russia, says the US State Department. The department’s spokesperson Ned Price made these remarks at a Wednesday
London: Polio, a deadly disease that used to paralyse tens of thousands of children every year, is spreading in London, New York and Jerusalem for the first time in decades, spurring catch-up vaccination campaigns. Polio terrified parents around the world for the first half of the
Los Angeles: Water supplies to some US states and Mexico will be cut to avoid “catastrophic collapse” of the Colorado River, Washington officials said, as a historic drought bites. More than two decades of well below average rainfall have left the river — the lifeblood of