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Canadian citizens can no longer get a visa to travel to India. But what about those with OCI cards? How long will this situation last?

The G20 began with a meeting of finance ministers after the wave of steep currency devaluations in the late 1990s, and added an annual meeting of world leaders after the global financial crisis a decade later.

In July, China revised its anti-espionage law to broaden an already sweeping scope of activities that it regards as spying. It is offering rewards of tens of thousands of dollars to people who report spies. While the call for mass vigilance has inspired widespread caution, it is unclear to what extent that is translating to action on the ground.

Tamandua Piripkura has lived his life on the run. Not from authorities or enemies — although plenty of people would like to see him dead — but from modernity. Tamandua is one of the last three known survivors of the Piripkura people.

The situation in Afghanistan is dire, and India is a major provider of humanitarian assistance. It is time New Delhi uses the G-20 summit to demand more accountability from the Taliban

The Danube delta has provided Ukraine with an alternative passage for its grain after Russia withdrew from the Black Sea grain deal last month. Of particular importance in this ‘new’ trade route is the Sulina Channel. Here's why

Pakistan's parliament has been dissolved, three days before its five-year tenure ended. However, the Imran Khan arrest, and two recent developments, have raised questions over when the next elections are held

In recent years, India has made attempts to reduce its dependence on arms imports and strengthen its domestic arms manufacturing industry.

The latest protests erupted after Nahel, a boy of Algerian descent, was shot dead by the French police for allegedly not having a driver’s license. This comes just months after the country was rocked by protests regarding President Macron’s highly controversial pension reform.

Theodore J. Kaczynski was a domestic terrorist who from 1978 to 1995 planted homemade bombs at or sent them to universities and other locations including people’s homes, killing three people and injuring 23 others.