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US universities have advised international students, including Indians, to return before September 15 as new DHS visa rules replacing the Duration of Status system take effect.
India summoned Russia’s top diplomat after four Indian sailors were killed in an attack on MV Golden Leo near Ukraine, calling the targeting of civilian shipping “unacceptable”.
Iran claimed fresh strikes on US military assets in Kuwait and Bahrain, while Washington continued its air campaign, further escalating tensions in the Middle East.
A rain-triggered landslide in southwest China’s Chongqing buried more than 10 residential buildings, with rescue teams racing to find survivors.
A firefighter in California has gone viral after using an animal oxygen mask to save a pigeon suffering from smoke inhalation following a vehicle fire.
A senior Iranian military commander has warned that any future US attack would be met with a decisive and devastating response, escalating regional tensions.
The fatal shootings of two men by US immigration agents within a week have triggered protests and renewed scrutiny of ICE enforcement operations.
Iran has reportedly indicated willingness to resume talks with the US through intermediaries despite continuing conflict and tensions.
The US carried out fresh airstrikes on Iran after another American service member was killed, while Iran retaliated by targeting Bahrain.
Afghanistan’s top trade body has urged India to strengthen bilateral trade by easing business procedures, removing barriers and simplifying visa access for entrepreneurs.
US President Donald Trump briefly remained on the podium during Spain’s FIFA World Cup trophy celebrations, creating an awkward moment after the final.
The US warned of a credible security threat in Jordan’s Aqaba, but Jordan denied any danger, saying its airport and seaport remain fully operational.
Russia launched one of its largest missile and drone attacks on Kyiv, killing one person and injuring 16 as Ukraine battles worsening air-defence shortages.
The US military confirmed that 16 American troops have been killed since the Iran conflict began, after two more service members died in an attack in Jordan.
Donald Trump dismissed Iran’s suspension of the US-Iran MoU, saying he “couldn’t care less” as military tensions continue to escalate across West Asia.
A worker suffering from heatstroke was rescued from the top of an industrial tank in eastern China as firefighters warned people to avoid prolonged outdoor work during extreme heat.
A multi-vehicle crash in Missouri led to nearly 500 pounds of marijuana being scattered across Interstate 70, resulting in the arrest of two men.
Andrew and Tristan Tate have been arrested in the US as Britain seeks their extradition over fresh charges, including rape and sex trafficking.
Emotional reunions took place in Nigeria’s Oyo State after students abducted by Islamist militants were rescued during a security operation that led to multiple arrests.
Claims that some Japanese restaurants charge tourists higher prices have sparked debate, though the restaurant involved has denied operating separate pricing.
