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As Taliban-imposed restrictions silence women's voices and visibility in public, Afghan women turn to the internet as a lifeline—pursuing education and freedom from within their homes.

Banned but not broken: Afghan women defy Taliban with online education revolution

As the Taliban erases women from public life, a digital underground of coding bootcamps and virtual classrooms is empowering thousands of Afghan girls to reclaim their future — one login at a time.

India, Russia reaffirm defense cooperation amid US tariff threats over oil deals

In a high-level meeting, New Delhi and Moscow pledged to deepen military ties, even as Washington warns of severe sanctions over India’s purchase of Russian crude.

Once allies on stage, Modi and Trump now clash over trade and Russia

Public displays of camaraderie between Narendra Modi and Donald Trump, once emblematic of warming ties, have given way to friction as tariffs, Russian oil disputes and Trump’s outreach to Pakistan challenge bilateral trust.

Russia exits nuclear treaty with US after Trump’s submarine move, blaming NATO policies

Moscow says US deployment of nuclear-capable submarines and NATO missile plans invalidate the INF moratorium, signaling an end to the 1987 treaty.

US may require up to $15,000 bonds for visitor visas in new pilot aimed at curbing overstays

A 12-month State Department program will allow consular officers to impose refundable bonds up to $15,000 on business and tourist visa applicants from countries with high overstay rates, while visa‑waiver travelers remain exempt.

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India draws a red line: No compromise on Russian oil, sovereignty

New Delhi rebukes Trump’s ceasefire claims, rejects tariff threats, and asserts energy autonomy amid growing US pressure over Moscow ties.

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Trump’s tariff threats cloud India’s edge over China, erase lead over Vietnam

As Washington sharpens its trade weapons, India’s shrinking tariff advantage raises pressure for a fast-tracked US deal — before the cost of delay gets heavier.