Ajeet Kumar is a Chief Sub Editor at The Daily Jagran, where he specializes in international affairs and world news. With over seven years of experience, he covers a range of topics including geopolitics, defence pacts, and regional conflicts, while providing in-depth analyses of complex global events such as the Russia-Ukraine war and India-Pakistan tensions. Ajeet's work has been featured in notable publications including Republic World and the Fire Technology journal by Springer Nature.
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By: Ajeet Kumar
Reports claiming the NIA dropped UAPA charges against US mercenary Matthew Van Dyke and six others were refuted by authorities. The terror investigation under UAPA is confirmed to be ongoing, with a chargesheet filed under the Immigration and Foreigners Act.
By: Ajeet Kumar
US President Donald Trump hinted that the Iran conflict would end immediately after the midterm elections, accusing Tehran of prolonging the conflict to influence American voters. He also predicted that oil prices would tumble below $2 a gallon post-midterms, linking current high prices to efforts to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
By: Ajeet Kumar
President Trump pledged a $5,000 dividend to every adult American if Republicans win the upcoming midterm elections, citing strong business growth. This promise comes amidst a rising US national debt, which has now reached $40 trillion, and concerns over increasing oil prices.
By: Ajeet Kumar
A controversial US Department of Homeland Security poster targeting Indian-origin truck drivers has sparked widespread criticism for alleged racism and anti-Indian bias. The poster, reading "Get off our roads, you don't know how to drive Mr. Singh," comes amid an immigration crackdown and recent fatal accidents involving Indian-origin drivers, leading to reports of harassment against Sikh truckers.
By: Ajeet Kumar
Apple's new iPhone 18 series, including the foldable iPhone Duo, has sparked a wave of online humor and 'kidney' memes due to its high pricing. Social media is abuzz with jokes and parodies, questioning the upgrade's worth despite advanced features like iOS 27 and AI capabilities.
Chinese President Xi Jinping notably missed the BRICS gala dinner hosted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi, with sources suggesting he returned to his hotel to rest. While other world leaders, Union ministers, and Chief Ministers attended, the reason for Xi's absence remains officially unconfirmed.
By: Ajeet Kumar
Malaysian PM Anwar Ibrahim, during his official visit to Delhi for the BRICS Summit, spontaneously performed Kishore Kumar's classic Bollywood song "Khwab Ho Tum Ya Koi Haqeeqat." His visit also saw the elevation of India-Malaysia ties to a Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, with pacts signed in digital technology and tourism.
By: Ajeet Kumar
The 45-page BRICS declaration, adopted in New Delhi, reflects a delicate diplomatic balancing act among its expanding members. It notably omitted the Russia-Ukraine conflict while addressing the Gaza crisis, Iran-UAE tensions, and criticizing US tariffs.
By: Ajeet Kumar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the BRICS summit, emphasizing that increasing geopolitical tensions are adversely impacting ordinary lives globally and urging the bloc to unite for inclusive growth. He also flagged serious concerns over the "weaponisation of technology and critical minerals," stating it could hinder shared progress and prosperity.
By: Ajeet Kumar
Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif is scheduled to meet US President Donald Trump at the 81st UN General Assembly in New York, also attending a reception dinner. Sharif plans to address the Indus Waters Treaty dispute and leverage Bangladesh's UNGA presidency for Kashmir, engaging other global leaders.
