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  Denmark challenges 'superpower' US over Greenland: Know about the might of Danish Armed Forces

  World | January 09, 2026 14:28 IST

  David vs Goliath in the Arctic: Denmark maintains 20,000 active-duty troops, 117 aircraft (with 35 combat-capable), 44 tanks, 50 warships (including 9 frigates) and a roughly $5 billion defense budget to protect its 6 million citizens.

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  All about Jonathan Ross, the Iraq war veteran and ICE officer who fatally shot 37-year-old US mother

  World | January 09, 2026 12:01 IST

  Jonathan Ross, an Iraq War veteran and experienced federal officer has been identified through records as the agent involved in the controversial shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis. The incident has sparked protests, raised questions about self-defence and prompted an FBI investigation.

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  Trump warns of 'very hard' US strike if Iran cracks down on protesters, escalates fresh tensions

  World | January 09, 2026 8:06 IST

  US President Donald Trump has warned that the United States will respond "very hard" if Iran uses force against anti-government protesters. Tehran dismissed the remarks as meddling and accused Washington of pursuing a long-standing policy of pressure.

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  'It was always about oil': Venezuelan interim president Delcy Rodriguez hits out at Trump

  World | January 08, 2026 23:34 IST

  Interim President Delcy Rodriguez said that allegations of drugs, democracy and human rights were levelled by the US because of its interests in Venezuela's 'oil'.

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  Three Indians among crew on Russian-flagged oil tanker seized by US off Venezuelan coast: Report

  World | January 08, 2026 20:40 IST

  According to a report, the vessel had a 28-member crew. Of these, 17 were Ukrainian nationals. Rest, there were six Georgian nationals and three Indian citizens. The crew also consisted two Russian citizens.

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  US to impose 500% tariff on India and China for Russian oil purchase? Bill gets Trump's nod

  World | January 08, 2026 12:09 IST

  The bill, chiefly written by Graham and Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., allows the administration to impose tariffs and secondary sanctions on countries that purchase Russia's oil, gas, uranium and other exports.

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  US: Minneapolis fury after ICE officer shoots woman dead amid massive Trump's immigration operation

  World | January 08, 2026 11:32 IST

  A federal immigration crackdown in Minneapolis turned deadly when an ICE officer shot a woman inside her vehicle, triggering widespread protests. Mayor Jacob Frey condemned the operation and accused officials of causing chaos and issuing false self-defence claims.

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  US exits from 66 international organisations: Full list of bodies Trump administration is leaving

  World | January 08, 2026 10:35 IST

  Several of these organisations focus on climate, labor, migration and other issues that the Trump administration has termed as catering to diversity and woke initiatives.

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  US exits from 66 international organizations as Trump pushes 'America first' policy

  World | January 08, 2026 7:29 IST

  Key UN organisations from which the US has withdrawn include the Department of Economic and Social Affairs, International Law Commission, International Trade Centre, Peacebuilding Commission, UN Energy, and UN Population Fund and UN Water.

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  Trump flips tone, praises Colombia President after fiery cocaine jibe, invites him to White House

  World | January 08, 2026 7:04 IST

  Trump has softened his tone towards Colombian President Gustavo Petro after days of heated accusations. Following a cordial phone call, Trump announced that Petro has been invited to the White House for discussions. The shift hints at a potential diplomatic reset between Washington and Bogota.

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  Venezuela to purchase 'only' US-made products with oil deal money: Trump

  World | January 08, 2026 6:27 IST

  Earlier, Donald Trump had said that the interim authorities in Venezuela would turn over between 30 and 50 million barrels of sanctioned oil to the United States.

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  'Breaking laws can cost you your visa': US Embassy warns Indian students of deportation

  India | January 07, 2026 19:08 IST

  Violation of laws can lead to visa cancellation, deportation and future travel bans, says US Embassy in India.

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  US terms Greenland acquisition a top priority, says military option always an option

  World | January 07, 2026 8:32 IST

  The US administration says it may use military force to pursue Greenland amid national security concerns, drawing a strong rebuttal from European leaders who defend the island’s sovereignty. The development outlines rising geopolitical tensions in the Arctic.

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  Nicolas Maduro in US custody: What's next in deposed Venezuela leader's criminal case? Explained

  Explainers | January 07, 2026 7:41 IST

  Nicolas Maduro's first US court appearance set the stage for a long trial after his dramatic capture from Venezuela. With bail unlikely and legal battles over immunity expected, both Maduro and Flores face a difficult road ahead. Their next hearing is scheduled for March 17.

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  After European nations, Canada's Carney backs Denmark on Greenland against Trump

  World | January 06, 2026 23:52 IST

  The European stand was reinforced by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, who publicly backed Denmark’s sovereignty over Greenland and warned against any challenge to established principles of territorial integrity.

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  Maduro's VP Delcy Rodriguez sworn in as Venezuela's interim President, says 'I come with sorrow'

  World | January 06, 2026 6:51 IST

  Delcy Rodríguez, who served as vice president during Nicolas Maduro's term, took the oath of office as interim president of Venezuela. During the swearing-in ceremony, she said that she came with sorrow for the suffering endured by the Venezuelan people.

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  Mexico plays down US military intervention despite Trump's fresh threats after Venezuela invasion

  World | January 06, 2026 6:47 IST

  Mexico has dismissed fears of a US military strike on drug cartels, emphasising strong bilateral cooperation and deep economic ties. Despite this, analysts expect continued pressure from President Trump as major trade and security negotiations approach.

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  Toppled Venezuelan President Maduro pleads not guilty in US court, next hearing on March 17

  World | January 05, 2026 23:41 IST

  US District Judge Alvin Hellerstein has scheduled the next hearing in the case for March 17, marking the next step in what is expected to be a lengthy legal battle.

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  JD Vance's Ohio residence attacked; several windows broken, one suspect detained

  World | January 05, 2026 23:46 IST

  A suspect was taken into custody after an attack at US Vice President JD Vance’s residence on Monday. The Vance family was not home, and images show smashed windows.

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  Indian woman found dead with stab wounds in ex-boyfriend's apartment in US; suspect fled to India

  World | January 05, 2026 23:43 IST

  Howard County police said in a statement on Sunday that she was found deceased with stab wounds in the Columbia, Maryland, apartment of her ex-boyfriend, Arjun Sharma.