The Hindu International News

Bangladesh claims 2025 minority incidents were mostly criminal, not communal, addressing India's concerns over rising violence.

UK PM Starmer urges calm dialogue on Greenland, opposing Trump's tariff threats against allies to maintain strong partnerships.

GTRI advises India to address non-tariff barriers with the EU in upcoming FTA negotiations set to conclude on January 27.

Japan's Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear plant restart delayed due to alarm malfunction, marking a crucial test for the nuclear industry.

BNP calls for impartiality from the Election Commission ahead of the February 12 elections, citing concerns over potential biases.

The Karachi mall fire death toll rises, with over 60 people still unaccounted for, officials report.

Major EU states condemn Trump's tariff threats over Greenland, considering economic retaliation and emphasizing the importance of transatlantic relations.

Limited internet access briefly returned in Iran before dropping again, a monitor said Sunday

China's population decline continues for the fourth year, with births at a record low and deaths rising, complicating economic plans.

Ukraine's commander warns of Russia's plan to ramp up drone production to 1,000 daily amid ongoing military tensions.

Gang violence in Guatemala leads to the deaths of seven police officers amid prison riots and retaliatory attacks.

Two high-speed trains collide in southern Spain, resulting in at least 20 fatalities and ongoing rescue operations.

Pakistan's PM Sharif receives invitation from Trump to join the Board of Peace for Gaza alongside other nations.

Chile declares a state of emergency as wildfires kill 15 and force 50,000 evacuations in southern regions.

Poland's Deputy PM emphasizes that borders should be determined by negotiation, not violence, while discussing EU-India relations.

Italian PM Meloni criticizes Trump's tariff threats over Greenland, calling them a "mistake" and urging NATO for clearer communication.

Uganda extends social media ban post-election while lifting internet restrictions, citing concerns over misinformation and public order.

Kurdish forces withdraw from Syria's largest oil field as government troops assert control amidst ongoing tensions and stalled integration efforts.

Pentagon prepares 1,500 troops for potential deployment to Minnesota amid escalating tensions over protests against immigration enforcement.

Iran plans to gradually restore internet access after a week-long shutdown amid ongoing protests and communications issues.

French Minister warns Trump faces significant risks from proposed tariffs on Europe, impacting U.S. farmers and industries.

Official reports confirm at least 5,000 deaths from Iran protests, with heavy clashes concentrated in Kurdish regions.

Spanish PM Sanchez warns that a U.S. invasion of Greenland would empower Putin and jeopardize NATO's stability.

Syrian state media reports Kurdish forces destroyed two key bridges in Raqqa amid advancing government troops.

Taiwanese journalist Lin Chen-you is accused of bribing military officers for sensitive information to relay to China.

Syrian army expands control over northern regions amid Kurdish clashes, following a decree recognizing Kurdish as a national language.

Indonesian authorities locate wreckage of missing surveillance plane with 11 on board; search for survivors continues amidst challenging conditions.

JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon confirms he was never offered the Federal Reserve chair, supporting Trump's claim.

Inmates in Guatemalan prisons take guards hostage, prompting negotiations as authorities refuse to meet their demands.

The EU and Mercosur sign a landmark free trade agreement, enhancing trade ties amidst global protectionism and geopolitical tensions.

EU leaders warn that Trump's tariff threats over Greenland could lead to economic decline and strain transatlantic relations.

An avalanche in Austria has claimed three more lives, raising the total fatalities to eight in recent incidents.

FBI's top 10 fugitive Alejandro Rosales Castillo arrested in Mexico, charged with murder, robbery, and kidnapping.

Israel criticizes the U.S. for announcing a Gaza oversight committee without coordination, conflicting with its policies.

Trump announces a 10% tariff on eight European nations opposing U.S. Greenland control, escalating to 25% if no deal is reached.

Thousands protest in Denmark against Trump's Greenland takeover, demanding respect for democracy and self-determination.

Ukrainian delegation in U.S. for peace talks amid Russian attacks on energy sites, aiming for a postwar agreement.

U.S. envoy Tom Barrack meets Kurdish leaders in Erbil following recent clashes with the Syrian army near Aleppo.

Khamenei labels Trump a criminal for causing harm and slander against Iranians during recent protests, highlighting his personal involvement.

Several Indians safely return from protest-hit Iran on commercial flights amid ongoing unrest and governmental advisories.

Yemen's separatist leader vows to pursue independence for the south amid tensions and protests following his recent disappearance.

Torrential rains and flooding in southern Africa have killed over 100 people, severely impacting Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.

South Korea's Trade Minister claims U.S. chip tariffs will have limited immediate effects on South Korean companies' exports.

Indian man sentenced to 30 months in U.S. prison for illegal aviation parts export to Russia, undermining national security.

World Bank President Ajay Banga joins 'Board of Peace' for Gaza redevelopment under Trump's comprehensive plan to end conflict.

FAA warns pilots to exercise caution over eastern Pacific due to military activities and potential navigation interference.

Donald Trump claims he saved 10 million lives by stopping the India-Pakistan conflict, citing praise from Pakistan's Prime Minister.

U.S. warns airlines of military activities over Mexico and Central America, citing potential navigation hazards, as tensions rise.

Emergency calls reveal chaos in Minneapolis after an ICE shooting, sparking unrest and national debate over immigration enforcement.

Syrian troops prepare to attack Kurdish towns as SDF withdraws, escalating tensions amid stalled negotiations with the Damascus government.