The theft and smuggling of fissile material in India during the last two decades is concerning and necessitates action from the global community

On Tuesday (February 15), Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett claimed that his historic visit to Bahrain presented a "new model" of Israeli-Arab relations, as part of a goal to create a regional "ring of alliances."

A dispute over restrictions on the wearing of the hijab by female students in a southern Indian state has now reached India's most populous state of Uttar Pradesh, with a group of youngsters asking a college to ban the head covering.

The artist has released a four-minute video of himself performing in the song on his YouTube channel. Ties between Turkiye and the Arab world are experiencing a major thaw after years of tense relations.

Pentagon spokesman John Kirby, while addressing a potential Russian invasion of Ukraine, said "we still don't believe that some final decision has been made. It is entirely possible that Putin could move with little to no warning.

The discussion, the latest among world leaders focused on the crisis in Ukraine, comes after US intelligence officials warned an invasion by Moscow into its western neighbor could be days away.

Bennett was welcomed by Bahrain's Foreign Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Al-Zayani at Manama airport, which was decorated with the flags of both countries, late on Monday. He will meet King Hamad and Crown Prince Salman, who is also prime minister, on Tuesday.

South Korea's Fair Trade Commission had sent a report to the electric vehicle (EV) maker stating that it had exaggerated the mileage of some of its models. It also plans to hold a meeting to decide the level of sanctions against the automaker.

Taiwan has complained for the last two years of repeated Chinese military activity near it, mostly China's air force flying into Taiwan's air defence zone off its southwestern and southern coasts though relatively far away from Taiwan itself.

According to the organization, Europe should be concerned by the French government's “increasingly divisive discourse and strategies” that are based on far-right ideology and target Muslims and civil society organizations.

The country’s central bank, Da Afghanistan Bank (DAB), said in a statement it would auction about $10 million on Wednesday “to increase the value of Afghan currency.” DAB asked commercial banks and exchange and monetary services companies to participate in the tender.

The move came after a state court, which has set a hearing of the matter for Monday, told students not to wear any religious clothing, ranging from saffron shawls to scarves or hijabs, in classrooms until further orders.