Global Archive

The United States of America, widely criticised for overthrowing governments, violating national sovereignty, and invading foreign lands to advance its strategic and national interests, began its own rise through similar actions. What started as a union of 13 colonies eventually expanded into a nation of 50 states, largely through calculated use of money, military strength, and direct land seizures.

The United States is stepping away from dozens of international organisations, marking one of the biggest retreats from global cooperation under President Donald Trump.

The Indian Army’s swift and accurate strikes during the night of May 6 and 7, in which nine terrorist bases inside Pakistan were destroyed within a short span of just 24 minutes, appear to have caused serious alarm far beyond the immediate conflict zone.

Months after Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Machado publicly ‘thanked’ Donald Trump following her Nobel Peace Prize win, the United States carried out a direct military attack on Venezuela. The operation was framed by Washington as a moral response to what it called “narcotic terrorism,” but to many observers it appeared to follow a familiar regime change pattern. In the early hours of January 3, 2026, the situation escalated rapidly and violently.

US President Donald Trump announced on Saturday, 3 January, that United States forces had captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, following what he described as a large-scale military operation against Venezuela. According to Trump, both Maduro and the First Lady were taken out of the country shortly after the operation concluded.

A deeply alarming development has emerged from the Chattogram district of Bangladesh, where a disturbing conspiracy targeting religious minorities has come to light. The incident has created widespread fear and anxiety among Hindu and Buddhist communities, who already feel vulnerable due to repeated attacks in recent times. The discovery of a threatening poster has intensified concerns about their safety and raised serious questions about law and order in the region.

A peaceful protest by members of the Hindu community was held outside the Bangladesh High Commission in London on Saturday, 27th December. The demonstration was organised to raise concerns over the lynching of Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh and the continuing persecution of Hindus in the country.

A joyful celebration marking a historic school anniversary in Bangladesh turned into fear and chaos late on Friday night, 26th December, when a violent attack disrupted a major cultural event. What was meant to be a night of music and pride ended abruptly after a Muslim mob launched an assault on a live concert, leaving more than 20 people injured and forcing organisers to cancel the show immediately.

Bengaluru-based startup VoxelGrids, supported by Zoho Corporation and backed by the Government of India, has reached a landmark achievement by developing and deploying the country’s first fully indigenous 1.5 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner.

A 20-year-old Indian student, Shivank Avasthi, was shot dead in broad daylight near the University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) campus on Tuesday, December 23, 2025, in what police have classified as a homicide. The killing, which occurred on a commonly used student trail, has raised serious concerns about campus safety and has also sparked discussion within the Indian diaspora about the limited international media attention the case has received.