‘Everything will be alright’: Amit Shah meets Ladakh leaders, including Sonam Wangchuk, ahead of talks | India News

Union Home Minister Amit Shah met with Ladakh leaders, including environmentalist Sonam Wangchuk, in Leh on Thursday, centering the interaction on spirituality ahead of scheduled government discussions regarding the region. Next Step: An MHA sub-committee meeting is scheduled for May 22 to discuss Ladakh-related issues. Current Status: Shah declined to chair a high-powered committee during … Read more

Trump Claims Iran Hostilities Ended in Letter to Congress

President Donald Trump informed congressional leaders on Friday that hostilities with Iran have “terminated,” suggesting that the 60-day legal deadline to seek congressional approval for military operations under the War Powers Act no longer applies. Key Takeaways: Trump claims a ceasefire initiated on April 7, 2026, ends the 60-day clock mandated by the War Powers … Read more

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Dutch Motorcyclist, 29, Killed in Fatal Germany Accident

Tragedy on the Road: 29-Year-Old Dutch Motorcyclist Dies in Serious Germany Traffic Collision A devastating road incident has claimed the life of a 29-year-old Dutch national, marking a somber moment for the biking community and the victim’s family. Authorities have confirmed that the serious traffic accident in Germany resulted in the immediate loss of the … Read more

Lucerne Anti-Nazi Protest: Fighting Right-Wing Extremism

Tensions Mount in Lucerne as Rival Groups Plan May 9 Demonstrations LUCERNE, Switzerland — Local authorities are on high alert as the city prepares for a volatile collision of ideologies. Plans for the Lucerne demonstrations May 9 have sparked significant concern, with officials warning of potential unrest as far-right elements and anti-fascist activists converge on … Read more

2 pilots die in 48 hours: Airline Pilots’ Association of India flags fatigue crisis

The Airline Pilots’ Association of India (ALPA) has warned the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) that delays in implementing Flight Duty Time Limitations (FDTL) norms are creating fatigue-driven safety risks following the deaths of two pilots within 48 hours. ALPA demands a time-bound roadmap for full FDTL implementation and the withdrawal of all operational … Read more