SHAH ALAM, Jan 31 — Seven individuals, including the leader of a non-governmental organisation (NGO), who gained attention for wearing military-style ceremonial attire earlier this month, will face ...

The introduction of India's first Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in Uttarakhand is viewed skeptically by legal experts. Concerns arise over social acceptance and conflicts with existing laws, particularly ...

The car exploded beside a lorry carrying mostly female agricultural workers outside Manbij. Ahmed al-Sharaa has been named "transitional" president after leading the overthrow of the Assad regime ...

While audiences are eagerly waiting for Kantara: Chapter 1, it has now been revealed that Shetty is also preparing extensively for a war sequence in the film. Reportedly, he has learned horse riding ...

Sixty-eight Holocaust survivors have moved to Israel since the start of the war on Oct. 7, 2023, including 50 who made the Jewish state their home in 2024, the Ministry of Aliyah and Integration ...

The facility represents a long-sought prize for the military in its civil war with the rebel Rapid Support Force. International mediation attempts and pressure tactics, including a U.S. assessment ...

President Trump threatened sanctions and tariffs on Russia if its leader, President Vladimir Putin, doesn’t reach an agreement to end the war in Ukraine. Trump on Wednesday wrote on Truth ...

One such moment occurred during the cake-cutting ceremony where the new president did something unusual. Donald Trump waving a sword while dancing to 'YMCA' at the Commander-in-Chief Inaugural Ball ...

Holding a ceremonial sword, Trump’s dance, featuring his signature moves, sparked a wave of online reactions, transforming into memes and GIFs, and generating widespread entertainment among ...

US President Donald Trump, during his inauguration celebration, drew attention as he danced playfully with a ceremonial military sword while the song YMCA played. Joined by first lady Melania ...

The History Center is hoping to have the sword on display with the new Civil War exhibit. The sword belonged to a Sgt. John W. Shepp, of Reesville, Ohio, and enlisted first in the 60th Regiment ...