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Indian applicant's B1/B2 visa denial dashes his FIFA World Cup dream, interview shockingly lasted less than a minute
A Mumbai banker's FIFA World Cup US trip dream was shattered when his B1/B2 visa was denied after a brief interview. Despite providing clear answers and having stable income, the consulate officer rejected his application without detailed explanation.
'Qatar is not alone': Arab-Islamic summit to back Doha after Israeli attack
An Arab-Islamic leaders summit in Doha aims to support Qatar following an Israeli attack targeting Hamas, which resulted in five deaths. The summit underscores solidarity among Arab states amidst rising tensions between the UAE and Israel. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu pressures Qatar regarding Hamas leaders, while U.S. President Trump expresses concern over the attack's implications for peace efforts.
Trump adopts messenger-in-chief role after Charlie Kirk's death
After the shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, President Trump took an unprecedented role in communicating details of the incident, including confirming Kirk's death and announcing his funeral. Trump blamed the "radical left" for the violence, stirring anger among his supporters. His direct approach contrasts past presidents, raising concerns about the impact of his rhetoric on political tensions.
Young activists who toppled Nepal's government now picking new leaders
Hami Nepal, a group that mobilized protests against government corruption via social media, has influenced the appointment of Sushila Karki as Nepal's first female interim prime minister. Led by Sudan Gurung, they aim to ensure power remains with the people and are involved in forming a new cabinet. The protests, which turned deadly, have reshaped Nepal's political landscape.
Death toll in Nepal’s anti-corruption protests rises to 72
The death toll from Nepal's recent anti-corruption protests has risen to 72, with over 2,100 injured. Search teams are uncovering bodies from damaged buildings. Significant destruction occurred, including the burning of government and private properties. Former Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli resigned, and interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki has been appointed to oversee new elections on March 5.
China hits back at Trump's 100% tariffs threat: ‘We don’t participate in…'
China rejects Trump's 100% tariff threat, with Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasizing commitment to peace talks. He stresses China doesn't participate in wars, advocates dialogue, and believes international conflicts require multilateral cooperation and understanding.
‘Expose Charlie’s Murderers’ site launches, targets online posts on activist's death
A website is collecting and exposing social media posts allegedly celebrating Charlie Kirk's murder, amassing nearly 30,000 submissions. The site plans to create a searchable database, sparking concerns about potential harassment and threats against listed individuals.
‘He needs to be fired’: Brian Kilmeade under fire for saying mentally ill homeless people should be ‘killed’
Fox News host Brian Kilmeade sparked outrage by suggesting mentally ill homeless people should be "killed" during a discussion about a murder by a homeless man, with many calling for his immediate termination and criticizing his extreme comments.
Russia says drone attack hasn’t affected Bashneft refinery work
A Ukrainian drone attack on Saturday caused a fire at the Bashneft PJSC complex in Ufa, Russia, but authorities reported it was quickly extinguished and production will continue as usual. The attack reportedly damaged a primary oil refining unit, part of a broader strategy by Ukraine to target Russian energy infrastructure.
Pakistan funding Lashkar-e-Taiba headquarters reduced to rubble in Operation Sindoor
Indian Air Force strikes in Operation Sindoor on May 7, 2025, destroyed Lashkar-e-Taiba's headquarters, Markaz Taiba, in Muridke. Pakistan has allocated PKR 4 crore for reconstruction, with senior commanders overseeing the project. Despite claims of fighting terrorism, Pakistan's support for LeT continues, raising concerns of potential cross-border attacks and the group's ongoing radicalization efforts.
What did Chris Pratt say about Charlie Kirk and why is he facing backlash?
Chris Pratt faced online backlash after praying for Charlie Kirk, the Turning Point USA founder killed at a university event. Social media users criticized his statement, with mixed reactions ranging from support to condemnation over his perceived stance on gun violence.
Charlie Kirk effect: Christians online reveal they've been attending Masses to celebrate 'his fearless pursuit of Jesus’
Christians are attending Masses to honor Charlie Kirk after his alleged murder at a campus event. Social media users shared experiences of memorial services, praying for his soul, and celebrating his Christian faith and commitment to conservative values.
Did Charlie Kirk serve in the military? Here's what we know
Charlie Kirk, a conservative activist, was fatally shot during a campus event in Utah. He never served in the military, having been rejected from West Point. Kirk co-founded Turning Point USA and was known for controversial political statements.
‘Not here to taste power’: Sushila Karki assumes office as Nepal’s interim prime minister
Sushila Karki became Nepal's interim prime minister after KP Sharma Oli resigned following Gen Z protests against corruption and unemployment. A cabinet expansion is anticipated as the political transition continues.
Canadian courts dismiss 30 Khalistan-linked asylum appeals in 2025
Canadian courts dismissed 30 Khalistan-linked asylum appeals in 2025, rejecting claims of potential persecution. Most applicants cited Sikhs for Justice involvement or Khalistan Referendum voter IDs. Only four appeals were upheld, with courts finding arguments speculative and insufficient.
‘Gandhi’, India’s first ever entry into TIFF’s Primetime, gets standing ovation
India's first TIFF Primetime entry 'Gandhi' receives standing ovations. The eight-episode series explores Gandhi's early life, humanizing the iconic leader through his journey of self-discovery from India to England and South Africa.
