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09 Apr

After Iran Truce, Trump Targets Allies, Revives Greenland Debate

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Washington (Rajeev Sharma): In a fresh round of sharp remarks, Donald Trump has criticised Western allies and reignited discussions over Greenland, just a day after announcing a temporary ceasefire with Iran. Posting on social media, Trump questioned the reliability of the NATO alliance, stating that member nations failed to provide adequate support during the recent conflict. His comments reflected ongoing frustration within his administration regarding what it sees as unequal contributions from partner countries. The US President also revisited his earlier interest in Greenland, highlighting its strategic importance. The Arctic territory has long been viewed by Washington as significant due…

09 Apr

Uneasy Pause in Gulf Conflict as US-Iran Truce Begins Amid Ongoing Strikes

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Tehran/Jerusalem: A tentative pause in hostilities between the United States and Iran has come into effect, but continued military activity on both sides has cast doubt over the strength of the newly agreed two-week ceasefire. The truce, announced by Donald Trump, is contingent on Iran ensuring uninterrupted movement through the Strait of Hormuz—a vital global oil route that has been at the centre of the conflict. Washington has indicated that its suspension of strikes depends on Tehran fulfilling this condition. Despite the agreement, reports of drone attacks and sporadic strikes have continued across multiple locations, highlighting the fragile nature of…

08 Apr

Iran Shuts Strait of Hormuz Amid Escalation with Israel, Ceasefire Claims Trigger Confusion

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Tehran/Washington (International News Desk): Iran has reportedly closed the strategic Strait of Hormuz following escalating tensions with Israel over attacks on Lebanon, according to Iranian state media, raising concerns over global energy supplies and regional stability.A senior Iranian military official, Seyed Majid Mousavi, warned that any aggression against Lebanon would be treated as aggression against Iran. In a statement, he said Iranian forces were preparing a “heavy response,” though no operational details were disclosed.The development comes even as conflicting claims emerged over a ceasefire involving Iran, Israel, and the United States. Officials from all sides suggested that a two-week truce…

08 Apr

Birthright Citizenship Battle: Court Move on Trump-Era Policy Raises Alarm for Asian Families

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Washington (Bureau): A renewed legal battle over efforts linked to Donald Trump and birthright citizenship has sparked widespread concern among immigrant communities, particularly Asians. Recent court developments around attempts to restrict or reinterpret birthright citizenship have intensified fears that children born to non-citizen parents could face uncertainty regarding their legal status in the United States. Birthright citizenship, rooted in the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, guarantees citizenship to nearly all individuals born on U.S. soil. However, proposals and legal arguments seeking to limit this right have raised serious questions about the future of immigrant families. Asian communities especially those…

08 Apr

Iran Orders Ceasefire Compliance, Signals Conflict Far From Over

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Tehran (Rajeev Sharma): Iran has directed its armed forces to halt military operations following a recently agreed temporary truce with the United States, while cautioning that the broader conflict remains unresolved. In a statement broadcast on state television, Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei instructed all military units to cease fire in line with the two-week pause in hostilities. However, he underscored that the decision should not be interpreted as the end of the war. Reinforcing that stance, Iran’s Supreme National Security Council said the country remains on high alert, warning that any perceived aggression by the United States or Israel would…

08 Apr

Last-Minute Diplomatic Breakthrough Halts Escalation in US-Iran Conflict

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Tehran/Washington (Rajeev Sharma): A dramatic de-escalation unfolded in West Asia as the United States and Iran agreed to a temporary halt in hostilities, stepping back from the brink of a wider conflict and reopening a key global shipping route. Just hours before a deadline he had set, US President Donald Trump chose not to proceed with threatened strikes on Iranian infrastructure, signalling a shift towards diplomacy. The decision came alongside an understanding between both nations to observe a two-week ceasefire. Iranian authorities confirmed their acceptance of the pause in fighting and indicated readiness for negotiations, which are expected to take…

08 Apr

US-Iran Conflict Paused: Tehran Agrees to Two-Week Ceasefire, Strait of Hormuz Reopens for Safe Passage

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Tehran (International News Desk): In a major diplomatic breakthrough, Iran has agreed to a two-week ceasefire with the United States, pausing ongoing military operations and allowing safe passage through the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz.The development follows a peace initiative led by US President Donald Trump, who announced the suspension of American military actions against Iran after accepting a 10-point proposal from Tehran as the basis for further negotiations.Confirming the move, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi stated that Iran would halt its defensive military operations provided no further attacks are carried out against the country. He also announced that…

07 Apr

Iranian Consulate Shares Video of Human Chain Protest Amid Rising US-Iran Tensions

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Tehran (Rajeev Sharma): Iranian Consulate Shares Video of Human Chain Protest Amid Rising US-Iran TensionsMumbai: In a symbolic display of resistance, the Iranian Consulate in Mumbai has shared a video showing citizens in Iran forming human chains around key power plants, opposing threats reportedly issued by US President Donald Trump.The initiative, described as a people-led movement, is aimed at sending a strong message that Iranian citizens do not want their country’s critical infrastructure to be targeted or damaged.According to reports, Iranian authorities along with youth groups encouraged people to gather around vital installations, including power plants, as a peaceful demonstration…

06 Apr

Ultimatum from Washington Deepens Crisis as Iran Pushes Back, Talks Struggle

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Washington (Rajeev Sharma): The war rhetoric surrounding the Iran conflict intensified further after Donald Trump delivered a blunt warning to Tehran, signalling the possibility of sweeping military action if negotiations fail to produce a breakthrough within days. Speaking in a series of interviews, Trump suggested that the United States could unleash large-scale strikes across Iran, including on critical infrastructure, if a deal is not finalised before the deadline. His remarks have drawn sharp reactions globally, with analysts warning that such moves could have far-reaching humanitarian and legal implications. Concerns have been raised that targeting essential civilian systems could breach international…

05 Apr

Pope Leo XIV Issues Easter Plea for Global Dialogue and Peace at Vatican

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Vatican City (International News Desk): In his first Easter Sunday message as pontiff, Pope Leo XIV called upon world leaders and combatants to lay down their weapons and pursue peace through dialogue rather than force. Addressing approximately 50,000 faithful in St. Peter’s Square, the U.S.-born Pope emphasized the transformative power of love and the necessity of "encounter" over the desire to dominate. While his Christmas message had explicitly detailed global conflicts, this Easter the Pope notably departed from tradition by omitting a specific litany of the world’s woes during his Urbi et Orbi blessing, instead focusing on a broader appeal…