Journalist Tara Palmeri confused Alaska with Russia on MSNBC just hours after President Donald Trump made the same mistake during a press briefing.

Foreign secretary Vikram Misri on Monday told Parliament’s panel on external affairs that India will not pause defence deals with the United States and underlined that both countries have a ...

A search and rescue operation is underway for another person who is unaccounted for, while the cause of the explosion is ...

MOSCOW - Russia’s war in Ukraine is well into its fourth year, despite US President Donald Trump’s promise to end the conflict within 24 hours of his return to office. As his efforts to secure a peace ...

Last week, Trump declared that tariffs on India would be doubled to 50 per cent after accusing New Delhi of purchasing oil ...

The threats, pressure and ultimatums have come and gone, but Russian President Vladimir Putin has maintained Moscow’s ...

Apart from that, Russia and Brazil agreed to facilitate the work of the bilateral high-level commission on cooperation and interact within the BRICS and G20 formats ...

DC mayor Muriel Bowser said that while the announcement by Donald Trump to federalize the Capitol police was “unsettling and unprecedented” she was “not totally surprised” by it.“My message to ...

Across the Donetsk region, word of Steve Witkoff’s emerging deal with the Kremlin, confused in details, and immediately ...

President Donald Trump raised eyebrows on Monday after he mistakenly said he would be meeting Russian President Vladimir Putin in "Russia" instead of Alaska.

Trump has appeared increasingly exasperated over Russia’s refusal to halt the bombardment of Ukrainian cities.

European nations have rallied behind Ukraine, emphasizing that peace cannot be achieved without Kyiv's involvement.