India criticizes Canada for tying a minister to Sikh plots

India criticizes Canada for tying a minister to Sikh plots

On Saturday, India’s foreign ministry announced that it had formally protested to Canada regarding the association of its home minister with purported schemes targeting Sikh separatists within Canadian territory. The ministry has levelled accusations against Ottawa regarding the surveillance of certain Indian consular personnel. Canada’s global affairs department has yet to respond to a request…

US warns Iran with fresh Mideast military deployments

US warns Iran with fresh Mideast military deployments

On Friday, the United States revealed plans to deploy extra military resources to the Middle East, including ballistic missile defense destroyers and long-range B-52 bomber aircraft. This move is seen as a cautionary measure directed at Iran amid ongoing exchanges of strikes between Iran and Israel. In a recent statement, Pentagon spokesman Major General Pat…

Lebanese rockets wounded 11 people in Israel

Lebanese rockets wounded 11 people in Israel

On Saturday, Israeli emergency services reported that rockets launched from Lebanon injured 11 individuals in central Israel, with one projectile striking a residential building. This incident comes amid diminishing hopes for a ceasefire. Since September, tensions have intensified between Israeli forces and the Lebanese Hezbollah group, diminishing prospects for a ceasefire despite recent U.S. efforts…

South Africa's government is divided on the Ukraine visa arrangement

South Africa’s government is divided on the Ukraine visa arrangement

The decision to allow Ukrainian diplomats visa-free entry into South Africa has ignited significant backlash among political factions. On Sunday, South Africa’s Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber, representing a different political party than the president, revealed the agreement, referring to Ukraine as a “valued ally.” The presidency has taken issue with Schreiber for publicizing the…

US approves $2 billion weapons deal to Taiwan

US approves $2 billion weapons deal to Taiwan

The Pentagon announced on Friday that the United States has approved a potential $2 billion arms sale package to Taiwan. The package includes the delivery of an advanced air defense missile system, which has undergone battle testing in Ukraine, marking its first deployment to the island.] Despite the lack of formal diplomatic relations, Beijing continues…