Venezuelan company targeted by the sanctions had been involved in the sale of millions of dollars' worth of Iranian designed combat unmanned aerial vehicles, Xinhua news agency reported.
New Delhi: India has flagged the issue of delays or problems with the rescheduling of visa appointments of Indian nationals with the United States amid recent changes in the process for H1B visas and hoped that these delays and disruptions will be addressed. Answering queries during the weekly press conference concering delays in H1B processing,.
Hegseth said in a statement that it was not the beginning of a war but a "declaration of vengeance", adding that they had hunted and killed their enemies, many of them, and would continue to do so.
US-India ties face ‘political standstill’, expert warns: India and the United States risk undermining more than two decades of strategic progress unless they urgently resolve growing political strains over tariffs and Washington’s renewed engagement with Pakistan, policy expert Dhruva Jaishankar said in a written statement submitted to the House Foreign Affairs Committee ahead of a.
On October 6, a military paramotor “bombed a peaceful candlelight vigil…killing at least 24 people, including children.” The junta now controls “just 21 percent of Burma’s territory.”
Washington: In a move that will significantly affect hundreds of thousands of Indian professionals and families navigating the US immigration system, US Citizenship and Immigration Services announced sweeping reductions to the maximum validity of Employment Authorisation Documents, saying the shift is necessary to strengthen security vetting and detect potential risks among those working in the.
Washington DC: The US House of Representatives is set to vote on Tuesday on a bipartisan bill that would require the US Department of Justice to release all case files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, CNN reported. The legislation, which has garnered support from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers, seeks to provide full.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has struggled to recruit and retain enough controllers, and staffing-related delays occurred even before the shutdown.
