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Mystery Surrounds Trump Not Using Presidential Plane While Leaving Turkey After Summit

U.S. Intelligence Must Have Some Info About Threat to Airforce One from Iranian Militants
Ashok Nilakantan Ayers - 2026-07-13 00:59 UTC
NEW YORK: When President Donald Trump departed Türkiye after the NATO summit this week, he did something American presidents almost never do. Instead of remaining aboard the newly modified Boeing 747 that had carried him into the country, he boarded one of the older presidential aircraft for the first leg of his journey before later switching back to the newer aircraft in Britain for the flight to Washington.

Wayanad Debris Slip Tragedy: No Time for Blame Game

Govt’s Focus Should Be on Rescue and Relief Operations
P. Sreekumaran - 2026-07-13 00:53 UTC
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The V. D. Satheesan-led United Democratic Front (UDF) Government cannot escape the responsibility for the Wayanad debris slip tragedy which has so far claimed seven lives.

Andy Burnham Favours No Change in Present Foreign and Military Policy

Prime Minister Designate Has to Show That He Differs from Keir Starmer
Ben Chacko - 2026-07-13 00:50 UTC
Change, Andy Burnham offered. Yet it is now clear that in the absolutely critical area of foreign and military policy, the incoming Labour premier offers no new course at all. His article in The Times sets out his approach to the world. It is one that KeirStarmer would immediately recognise and endorse.

World AI Conference in Shanghai on July 17-20 to Witness the High Tech War Between U.S. and China

The Global Meet is Expected to Play a Major Role in Deciding on AI Governance and Collaboration
Nitya Chakraborty - 2026-07-10 13:07 UTC
China is hosting the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai on July 17 to 20 the deliberations of which are expected to decide the course of AI development globally as also the scope of AI governance as also collaboration for assisting AI growth in the developing countries. The four day session will be having big participation from most of the countries including India which is a major player in the development and application of AI among the developing countries.

BJP’s National Political Strategy of Splitting Opposition is Disgusting

Three Renominations for Rajya Sabha is the Height of Shamelessness
Dr. Gyan Pathak - 2026-07-10 13:02 UTC
In the pursuit of gaining strength in the Parliament of India – both in the Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha – the ruling BJP under Prime Minister Narendra Modi has adopted a national political strategy of splitting the opposition political parties, that has reached its height of shamelessness on July 9, 2026 creating a feeling of deeper disgust among lovers of democracy and fair ethical and moral politics. The party has renominated three TMC leaders for Rajya Sabha, who had resigned from the House between June 8 and 11.

PoK at Crossroads: A New Protest Movement is Challenging Islamabad

Movement Body Gives Ultimatum on the Eve of Local Polls on July 27
T.N. Ashok - 2026-07-10 12:52 UTC
Pakistan-administered Kashmir has once again emerged as one of South Asia's most politically volatile regions. What began as protests over soaring electricity bills, inflation and governance has now evolved into a broader political movement questioning the relationship between Islamabad and the territory it officially calls "Azad Jammu and Kashmir" (AJK).

South Asian Job Seekers Are Having a Harrowing Time in West Asia as Also Europe

About 10,000 Unemployed Youth Lost Lives Abroad in 2025 in Search of Better Life
Ashis Biswas - 2026-07-10 12:48 UTC
KOLKATA: Nearly 10,000 job seekers and unemployed youths, mostly from South Asian countries, were killed worldwide in various accidents and mishaps in 2025, as their quest for work/migration abroad ended in tragedy. In addition, a large number of people were also reported missing.

Bombay High Court Order on Protecting Dissent is Welcome at the Present Moment

Right to Protest Against Govt Policies is Fundamental as Per Indian Constitution
Krishna Jha - 2026-07-10 12:43 UTC
Democracy has no space for blind surrender. The right to dissent makes media the fourth estate, with its sanctity under Article 19(1)(a) in the Constitution of our country. Every citizen has the right to freedom of speech, and despite this constitutional safeguard, the effective exercise of this right in India under the BJP rule faces daunting challenges today.

The ICJ Said Yes to the Right to Strike, But Ducked the Hard Questions

Important Issue is Recognition of That Right and Adherence by Powers
Rohit Mani Tiwari - 2026-07-10 12:34 UTC
On May 23, the International Court of Justice (‘ICJ’) delivered a resounding ‘YES’ in its verdict to the question, referred to it by the International Labour Organization (‘ILO’) to draw advisory opinion on “whether the right to strike is protected under the international legal framework of the Convention No. 87 ‘Freedom of Association and Protection of the Right to Organize’ (‘Convention No. 87)? While the Court upheld this labour right in principle, the devil lies in the details of judicial analysis that formed this affirmative advisory opinion. The larger constitutional question regarding the ILO’s Committee of Expert (‘CoE’) is left unanswered.

The 10-Second Addiction: Inside the Billion-Dollar Business of TikTok’s Drama

OTT Platforms Are Facing the Challenge of a New Sensation VSM Mesmerising Gen Z
T N Ashok - 2026-07-10 12:28 UTC
The internet is rocking. It's not Trump with his strikes on Iran breaking the ceasefire. It's not India PM Narendra Modi getting another great civilian award from Australia or New Zealand. It's the Vertical Screen Melodrama — VSM — that set the internet on fire just as Facebook, Instagram did when they made them.