Israeli PM Netanyahu accuses Hamas of backtracking on Gaza ceasefire agreements, jeopardizing truce. International efforts continue to mediate.
Vietnam and Russia sign a pivotal agreement to enhance collaboration in nuclear energy, focusing on technology, research, and peaceful applications.
In a startling revelation, Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran’s Vice President for Strategic Affairs, has acknowledged that Israel successfully infiltrated Iran’s nuclear program by supplying centrifuge platforms embedded with explosives. This covert operation led to significant disruptions in Iran’s uranium enrichment capabilities. Zarif, who previously served
Hindenburg Research, the U.S.-based activist short-selling firm renowned for uncovering corporate frauds, has announced its closure. Founder Nate Anderson stated that the firm has completed its intended projects and will cease operations. Established in 2017, Hindenburg gained prominence through high-impact reports that led to significant market repercussions for targeted
Bangladesh has decided to proceed with its diesel imports from India, reaffirming energy trade ties despite recent border tensions. The Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) announced that 130,000 metric tonnes of diesel will be imported from India’s Numaligarh Refinery Ltd (NRL) throughout 2025. The import arrangement, approved in a recent BPC board meeting, will cost
In a significant shift, India has initiated diplomatic engagement with the Taliban, signaling a pragmatic approach to addressing evolving regional challenges. This outreach comes amid growing concerns over Afghanistan’s security, trade opportunities, and geopolitical stability. India’s outreach focuses on safeguarding its strategic interests in Afghanistan, which has
The US removes BARC and two Indian entities from its restricted list, citing compliance, while adding 11 Chinese firms over security concerns.
Israel and Hamas agree to a ceasefire, including hostage releases and increased humanitarian aid, to end the 15-month Gaza conflict.
Indian oil refiners are accelerating payments for Russian crude oil imports to ensure transactions are finalized before the enforcement of new U.S. sanctions. These sanctions, set to take effect shortly, target Russian oil producers and a fleet of vessels involved in transporting Russian crude, aiming to curtail Moscow’s revenue streams. The U.S. sanctions focus on
India and Oman recently convened for the fifth round of discussions on a proposed free trade agreement (FTA), aiming to strengthen economic ties and enhance bilateral trade between the two nations. This dialogue underscores the commitment of both countries to foster a robust trade framework that benefits key industries and sectors. Strengthening Economic Partnership The
