
Ajish P. Joy, Senior Assistant News Editor, specialises in foreign affairs. He has a PhD from Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi (2011). Ajish focuses on the US, Europe and the Middle East. His other areas of interest include the emerging politics of the Indo-Pacific and far right populism
Russia launched approximately 200 drones and glide bombs targeting Ukrainian energy and transport facilities
Russia launched approximately 200 drones and glide bombs targeting Ukrainian energy and transport facilities
The missile struck King Khalid International Airport, hitting a complex that houses domestic terminals 3 and 4
For months Washington pressed New Delhi to reduce its purchases of discounted Russian crud
The USS Abraham Lincoln homecoming marks the end of an arduous 322-day deployment to the Middle East in support of the war on Iran
Following presidential approval, former Army major Nidal Malik Hasan, convicted of the 2009 massacre, will be put to death at the site of his crime
The government's response, primarily through policing, has drawn criticism, and no immediate funding solutions have been offered, highlighting the complex interplay of educational, economic, and political factors
The US bomber withdrawal from RAF Fairford was a direct response to credible intelligence revealing a sophisticated Iranian plot to attack the strategic airbase with small drones
US bombers' withdrawal from RAF Fairford was confirmed by the Pentagon, with B-1 Lancers returning to the US following a credible security threat linked to Iran
Brazil's presidential election sees incumbent Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva facing a tight race against far-right challenger Flávio Bolsonaro, with polls suggesting a second-round runoff is imminent
As Israel heads to the polls, Gadi Eisenkot seeks to make his military credibility work against Benjamin Netanyahu’s formidable coalition-building skills
The missile, nicknamed the Pelican, reflects an effort to rebuild a ballistic capability almost from scratch
Washington has asked the European Union to release 120 million barrels of diesel over six months
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi declared October 1 a new day marking the country's complete national sovereignty
Third-country deportations are set to resume after the US Supreme Court granted a temporary stay, allowing the Trump administration to proceed with its contentious immigration policy
Pope Leo XIV's visit to France proved a major success, highlighting a potential Catholic revival while drawing immense crowds in Paris, Lourdes, and Metz
The West Bank conflict has reached a critical point, with Israeli far-right ministers publicly calling for military operations, annexation, and the dismantling of the Palestinian Authority
Washington's calculation rests on the assumption that time and economic pressure favour the United States
US-Saudi nuclear pact is stirring fears in Washington, leading to a bipartisan pushback in Congress against the agreement
Iran's seven-day roadmap proposes a rapid de-escalation with the United States, offering to cease regional hostilities and reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for swift sanctions relief
Trump offers Putin and Xi the trappings of a state welcome while threatening New Delhi with penalties of up to 100 per cent
Donald Trump's UN speech to the General Assembly was a strategic address aimed squarely at American voters ahead of the midterm elections, rather than the assembled world leaders
The Trump-Mamdani meeting at Gracie Mansion highlighted a transactional partnership focused on the Sunnyside Yard housing project, despite deep disagreements on federal immigration policy
The parliamentary vote is Russia's first since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, with voting occurring in annexed regions despite international condemnation
As AI races ahead, Washington’s refusal to impose safeguards could leave America and the world dangerously exposed
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