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The tour and. My choice in this car because even though were trans. Men in the grass and i want. To talk. This is news coming up on the program tensions between india and pakistan playing out in the hague the Uns Highest Court intervenes in a dispute over an alleged indian spied ordering papa stan to suspend a death sentence but is it a victory for india well talk about the ruling and what it means also coming up. Growing old in china millions of seniors face an uncertain future with the cost of...

Outside in the next hour or. So. Ainsley have a picnic, maybe . Steve National Picnic day. Thank you for joining us. Pete is in for brian who is off. Pete thanks for having me. Ainsley we love having you here. Democrats are divided over calls. Steve democrats are focusing on congressional investigations after subpoenaing a former white house counsel. Pete thats right. Our own Griff Jenkins joins us live in washington, d. C. Griff good morning, impeachment fever growing on the banks of the potoma...

India and Canada share a complex relationship, shaped by historical ties, diaspora influence and geopolitical interests In the intricate dance of international diplomacy, Canadas intelligence chief, David Vigneault, embarked on clandestine visits to India earlier this year, delving into the

Ashrafi appreciates acceptance of Palestine state by Spain, Ireland, Norway

KARACHI: On Thursday, authorities declared that they had apprehended two individuals who were purportedly trained by the Indian intelligence organization Research and Analysis Wing (RAW) and seized firearms, among other items, from their custody. Korangi SSP Hassan Sardar Niazi continued, saying that two suspects, Sheikh Mohammed Ayub, also known as Ayub Ansari,

“As per information, RAW has been operating an organised network of terrorism in different countries,” according to the police statement.

The United States had sought the extradition of Nikhil Kumar, an Indian national, in the case of alleged assassination plot of Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun

The Czech Constitutional Court has upheld the extradition of Indian national Nikhil Gupta to the US to face charges related to a foiled assassination attempt on Khalistani separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. The court found no violation of fundamental rights in the extradition process.

Gupta, 52, was charged by US federal prosecutors in an indictment unsealed in November last year with working with an Indian government employee in the foiled plot to kill Khalistani separatist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, who holds dual American and Canadian citizenships, in the US

The Czech Constitutional Court has rejected a petition by Indian national Nikhil Gupta, detained in a prison in Prague, against his extradition to the US to face murder-for-hire charges in an alleged assassination attempt on a Khalistani extremist on American soil.