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FBI: Minneapolis School Shooting a Hate Crime

A school shooting in Minneapolis that left two children dead and 17 others injured is being investigated as a hate crime targeting Catholics, according to the FBI. “The FBI is investigating this shooting as an act of domestic terrorism and hate crime targeting Catholics,” FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed in a post on X. The two victims, aged eight and ten, were killed when the attacker opened fire through the windows of Annunciation Church on Wednesday morning while children were attending Mass to mark the start of the school term. Police later identified the attacker as 23-year-old Robin Westman, who died at the scene from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Authorities are still working to determine his motive. The violence has left the community reeling. A steady stream of mourners visited the church on Wednesday night, leaving flowers and paying tribute […]

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Kim Jong Un, Putin Join Xi at Beijing Military Parade

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attending a military parade in central Beijing alongside Russian president Vladimir Putin and China’s leader Xi Jinping is not just a striking image — it is also a diplomatic triumph for Xi. For years, the Chinese leader has been positioning Beijing not only as the world’s second-largest economy but also as a global diplomatic heavyweight. By welcoming both Kim and Putin, Xi is reinforcing China’s influence in international affairs while signalling that he may hold the geopolitical cards in ongoing global negotiations. The parade, set for 3 September, marks 80 years since Japan’s surrender in World War Two, ending its occupation of parts of China. But beyond military display, Xi has turned it into a showcase of his political clout. With Trump considering a regional visit later in October and leaving the door open […]

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US Moves to Shorten Visa Duration for Students, Journalists

The United States government has announced plans to reduce the validity period of visas for international students and foreign journalists, according to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Under the proposed rule, F visas—issued to foreign students—would be limited to a maximum of four years, regardless of the length of their academic programs. Currently, students are granted visas that cover the full duration of their studies, which can exceed five years for doctoral degrees. For foreign journalists, visa validity would be restricted to 240 days, with the possibility of one extension for another 240 days. However, the total period would not be allowed to exceed the duration of their professional assignments. Any request for an extension would have to go through the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), subjecting applicants to additional security checks. In the past, journalists from countries […]

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Modi to Visit China After Border Clash as Trump’s Tariffs Push India Toward Beijing

Five years after a deadly Himalayan border clash froze ties between India and China, the relationship appears to be warming — under the pressure of US President Donald Trump’s sweeping 50% tariffs on Indian imports. For the first time since 2018, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will travel to China this week to attend a Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit hosted by President Xi Jinping. The visit comes despite the lingering scars of the 2020 Galwan Valley clash, where Indian and Chinese soldiers fought brutal hand-to-hand combat with rocks and clubs. Now, both leaders are set to meet face-to-face, signaling that economic stability may be taking precedence over old rivalries. The SCO gathering — which will also include leaders from Russia, Pakistan, Iran, and Central Asia — is expected to be the largest in the bloc’s history. Beijing and Moscow […]

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UN Demands Accountability After Israeli Strikes Kill Journalists and Health Workers at Gaza Hospital

The United Nations has called for “accountability and justice” after back-to-back Israeli strikes on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis killed at least 20 people, including health workers, journalists, and first responders. The attack on Monday has drawn global outrage from press freedom groups, medical organizations, and foreign governments. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said an initial inquiry found that soldiers from the Golani Brigade had identified a camera allegedly set up by Hamas near the hospital. The military claimed the camera was being used to monitor Israeli troop movements and direct attacks. However, Israel did not provide evidence to support the claim, nor did it explain why two consecutive strikes were carried out within minutes — even though the area is well-known as a gathering spot for journalists who frequently livestream from the location. The IDF also said six “terrorists” […]

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Denmark Summons US Envoy Over Alleged Covert Ops in Greenland

Denmark’s foreign minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has summoned the top US diplomat in Copenhagen following reports that American citizens have been carrying out covert operations in Greenland. According to Danish broadcaster DR, sources allege the operations aimed to infiltrate Greenlandic society and promote the territory’s secession from Denmark to the United States. The report did not clarify who the individuals were working for. Danish intelligence services have repeatedly warned that Greenland is a target for foreign influence campaigns because of its strategic location and natural resources. Rasmussen stressed that “any attempt to interfere in the internal affairs of the Kingdom [of Denmark] will of course be unacceptable,” confirming that the US charge d’affaires had been summoned for explanations. The BBC has approached both the US embassy in Copenhagen and the State Department for comment. The controversy comes against the backdrop […]

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Israeli Military Orders “Inevitable” Gaza City Evacuation Amid Offensive

The Israeli military has told Palestinians that the evacuation of Gaza City is “inevitable” as its forces prepare for a full takeover. In a post on X on Wednesday, military spokesperson Avichay Adraee urged families to relocate south, promising they would “receive the most generous humanitarian aid.” Overnight, Israeli tanks advanced into the Ibad al-Rahman district, in Gaza City’s northern outskirts, destroying homes and forcing more residents to flee. Witnesses said the sounds of heavy explosions grew louder as families escaped. By Wednesday morning, tanks had reportedly pulled back to Jabalia, where Israeli troops said they eliminated a “terrorist cell” and uncovered a weapons storage site. Meanwhile, bombardment continued in Shejaiya, Zeitoun, and Sabra districts. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed to conquer the entire Gaza Strip after ceasefire and hostage talks with Hamas collapsed last month. But he is […]

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ICE Arrest at Maryland Gas Station Highlights Trump-Era Immigration Crackdown

A routine stop at a Takoma Park gas station turned into an unexpected encounter with federal immigration enforcement last Thursday, when masked men in tactical gear—later identified as Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents—apprehended a man in broad daylight. A witness described how a man, later identified only as “Samuel,” sprinted into the station before being cornered by a black Kia that pulled up alongside him. One man, dressed in khakis, a tactical vest, and a balaclava, jumped out and began questioning Samuel in Spanish: “Why were you running?” “What’s your name?” When Samuel answered, the situation escalated. The driver stepped out of the Kia holding a rifle, later sliding a gaiter mask over his face before stowing the weapon in the trunk. What unsettled bystanders was how the scene unfolded. The ICE agents were in a civilian vehicle with […]

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Niagara Falls Tour Bus Crash Leaves Five Dead, Dozens Injured

A sightseeing trip to Niagara Falls turned into tragedy when a New York City-bound tour bus overturned on the New York State Thruway near Pembroke, about 40 miles east of Niagara Falls. Authorities said the driver lost control after becoming distracted, overcorrected, and rolled the bus onto its side, leaving five people dead and dozens injured. According to a New York State Police press release, the bus carrying 52 passengers veered into the median before sharply correcting and rolling off the I-90’s south embankment. Some passengers were ejected while others were trapped inside as first responders, air ambulances, and state and local police rushed to the scene. Many victims were tourists from China and the Philippines, with language barriers requiring translators to assist investigators. State police released the names of the deceased: Shankar Kumar Jha, 65, of Madhubani, India Pinki […]

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Trump Denies Dictator Ambition, Sparks Debate

US President Donald Trump on Monday rejected claims that he aspires to dictatorship, but his remarks reignited debate over his views on executive power. Speaking to supporters, Trump said critics often brand him a dictator, but claimed some Americans might actually welcome such leadership. “They say, ‘He’s a dictator, he’s a dictator,’” Trump told the crowd. “A lot of people are saying, ‘Maybe we’d like a dictator.’ I don’t like a dictator. I’m not a dictator.” The comment left observers questioning whether Trump was being provocative or testing public sentiment on expanded presidential authority. Throughout his political career, Trump has repeatedly suggested that presidents should wield broader powers, often clashing with institutions meant to check executive authority. His latest remark, even couched as a denial, sparked fresh concerns about whether he is normalizing the idea of authoritarian rule. Analysts say […]

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