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Vladimir Putin visits India as Delhi seeks stronger economic ties, new trade deals, and cultural cooperation amid US pressure, oil disputes, and global geopolitical shifts, highlighting strategic autonomy.

Vladimir Putin’s India visit comes as Delhi balances its “time-tested” ties with Russia against fierce US pressure over oil, defence and the Ukraine war, testing India’s strategic autonomy like never before.

India-Russia deepen military ties as the Duma ratifies the RELOS agreement, enabling Indian Navy access to Russian ports and boosting operations from Vladivostok to Murmansk.

As Russian aggression rises, Europe is rethinking military service. Several nations have reinstated conscription or voluntary service schemes, while others expand existing policies to bolster defence readiness.

The US has proposed a plan asking Ukraine to make major concessions, including recognising Crimea and cutting its army, to end the war with Russia. Kyiv faces pressure amid uncertainty over Moscow’s commitments and European support.

Russia's Cold War-era 'Doomsday Radio', known as UVB-76 or The Buzzer, sent a strange coded broadcast on Monday that included the word Latvia. The message sparked panic online, with fears that Russia may be hinting at a future attack on NATO country.

A 22-year-old MBBS student from Rajasthan, missing in Russia for 19 days, was found dead near a dam in Ufa. Ajit Singh Chaudhary’s mysterious death has sparked outrage, grief, and demands for a probe into what really happened on that fateful day.

Putin announced that Russia is developing next generation of nuclear-powered cruise missiles capable of flying over three times the speed of sound, potentially reaching hypersonic levels. He said Avangard and Oreshnik systems are already operationa.

French police arrested 5 more people, including prime suspect, in connection with $102 million Louvre museum jewel heist. The prime suspect's DNA matched evidence from scene. None of the stolen jewels from October 19 robbery have yet been recovered.

France has arrested five more suspects linked jewellery heist at Louvre Museum. The two suspects who were nabbed earlier have ‘partially admitted’ their involvement. The historic crown jewels stolen in this brazen daylight raid remain unrecovered.