The US Mint has approved the commemorative coin with Trump’s face. But It is against federal law, as no living president can appear on U.S. currency
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The US tradition of naming military operations dates back to the Second World War, when planners began assigning neutral codenames to avoid revealing operational details.
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An interfaith couple’s defence of their marriage reignites debate around “love jihad,” social prejudice, and the right to choose whom to love.
Ninety-six years after Mahatma Gandhi’s Salt March that began on March 12, 1930, the shrinking space for dissent in India raises uncomfortable questions about how the nation now understands protest
The 56-year-old son of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, long seen as a powerful yet secretive figure, steps into Iran’s top post amid war with the US and Israel.
Riding a Gen-Z wave in Nepal’s polls, the Kathmandu mayor’s rise is also marked by sharp rhetoric and recurring controversies.
With Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death, Iran has activated its constitutional succession process, placing interim leadership in the hands of senior clerics while the Assembly of Experts deliberates.
With Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s death confirmed amid escalating conflict, attention turns to the controversial exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi
The roadmap to India's $450–500 billion AI economy lies in the inclusion of students, educators, and schools in rural and border districts.
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