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EU lawmakers to approve migrant detention and deportation boostEuropean lawmakers are set to approve stricter migration rules. These new regulations grant authorities more power to detain irregular arri...- India's biggest trade bet comes with six red flagsIndia may be adding more trade partners, but its latest FTA report card comes with several red marks. A new study by the Global Trade Resea...
- Don’t leave your Will at home: UK government offers official Will storage service for a small feeSafeguard your Will with the UK government's HMCTS storage service. This official facility offers secure safekeeping for a nominal fee, pre...
- Rs 84.77 crore divorce settlement: How Indian-origin woman Varsha Gohil won the case after 23-year battleA 23-year divorce battle has concluded with Varsha Gohil securing a 6.6 million pounds settlement. The High Court ruled in her favor after ...
- What is Section 301? Trump’s new tariff sword to hurt India and other partners?US and Indian trade officials are in New Delhi for crucial talks. They aim to finalize an interim trade pact before a key tariff deadline. ...
- Selling property in England after the owner's death? Legal heirs may need Probate of Will or Letters of Administration firstLegal heirs in England and Wales require a Grant of Probate or Letters of Administration to sell property and manage a deceased person's es...
- Apple, Google push for judicial oversight in Canada online safety billApple and Google are urging Canada to amend Bill C-22, seeking judicial oversight to prevent secret orders that could force them to break e...
- Sunbird Dispute: HC asks SpiceJet to disclose its assetsSpiceJet must reveal its assets to Sunbird France. The lessor seeks payment for unpaid lease rentals and engine maintenance. A UK court ord...
- UK’s steel curbs emerge as an early hurdle for FTA with India ahead of roll-out. Is there a way out?The UK has extended safeguard measures on select steel imports; starting from July 1, 2026, it will reduce tariff-free quotas by 60% and im...
- Indian-origin candidate claims Scotland election withdrawal pressure over student visaA candidate for the Scottish Green Party claims she was asked to withdraw from an election due to her student visa. This happened even as a...
- Why More Car Owners Are Putting Their Keys in Aluminum Foil to Prevent Silent Thefts That Take SecondsModern car thieves are exploiting keyless entry systems through relay attacks, where signals from key fobs are intercepted and amplified to...
- London police brace for big far-right rally, counter-demoLondon braces for a massive day of protests and the FA Cup final. Thousands of police will manage a far-right rally led by Tommy Robinson a...
- Why is Taiwan the elephant in every room between US and China?US President Donald Trump met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing. Taiwan remains the most crucial issue for China. The island's self-g...
- Apple, Meta warn Canadian bill could force them to weaken encryptionApple and Meta are opposing Canada's Bill C-22, arguing it could force them to break device and service encryption. Law enforcement claims ...
- Beijing tells China companies to ignore US sanctions on refinersChina's commerce ministry said the sanctions unlawfully restrict normal trade with third countries and violate international norms. In a ra...
- Mittal family set to own 75% of Rajasthan Royals in $1.65 billion dealThe Mittal Family and Adar Poonawalla are set to acquire a controlling stake in the Rajasthan Royals IPL franchise. The deal values the tea...
- Rajasthan Royals' $1.63 billion buyout delayed on funding, legal hurdlesThe proposed $1.63 billion buyout of IPL franchise Rajasthan Royals has been delayed due to funding challenges, regulatory concerns and com...
- Khalistani elements pose national security threat, Canadian Intel report saysCanada's intelligence agency has identified Khalistani elements as a violent extremist threat. The CSIS report also highlights foreign inte...
- UK tenancy rule change from May 1, 2026: Landlords can no longer evict tenants through no-fault evictions, Here’s four other changes for tenants in the United KingdomThe UK's Renters' Rights Act, effective May 1, 2026, significantly overhauls tenant protections. Key changes include abolishing 'no-fault' ...
- “Shame on You”: Keir Starmer hit by backlash after attack—sign of rising tensions in UK?After a recent attack in Golders Green, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited the area but faced angry protests and loud boos. Many people...
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