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United States Imposes Visa Restrictions On Georgia To Review Relations
US imposes visa restrictions and reconsiders Georgia's relations after Russian-style foreign influence bill mandates NGOs and media outlets to register as foreign entities, aiming for the pro-Western trajectory
United States To Send Indian Astronaut To ISS By Year’s End
US corporations are considering building nuclear reactors at two Indian sites, Mithi Virdhi and Kovadda, despite concerns over the Civil Liability Nuclear Damage Act 2010
US House Speaker Takes Steps To Invite Netanyahu To Address Congress
Netanyahu has delivered three consecutive joint sessions of Congress addresses, becoming the first foreign leader to do so, tied with Winston Churchill
US Delivers 569 Metric Tonnes Of Humanitarian Aid Across Floating Pier In Gaza
Aid began arriving at a US-built port on Friday as Israel faces rising international pressure to allow more supplies into the besieged coastal enclave
United States: Iran Sought Assistance Over Helicopter Crash That Killed Ebrahim Raisi
The tragedy occurred after the United States and Iran reportedly held their most recent talks in Oman aimed at increasing stability following open hostilities between Iran and Israel
Kim Jong Un’s Sister Refutes North Korea Exports Weapons To Russia
Leader Kim Jong Un inspected a new tactical missile weapons system and urged an epochal change in war preparations by achieving arsenal production targets
United States Cautions Of Potential Risk Of Sanctions As India, Iran Sign Port Deal
India and Iran signed a 10-year contract to operate a terminal at the strategically important Chabahar port in Iran, a move that will strengthen regional connectivity and trade ties
United States Believes Israel broke International Law In Gaza
Israel's military action has come under growing scrutiny, with its forces killing 34,000 Palestinians in Gaza
United States: 5 Israeli Army Units Committed ‘Gross Rights Violations’ Before Gaza War
Israel's war action has come under increased scrutiny as Israeli forces have killed around 34,500 Palestinians in Gaza
Philips To Reimburse $1.1 Billion To Resolve United States Sleep Device Lawsuits
The company had booked a provision of 982 million euros ($1.05 billion) in the first quarter to cover the settlement
