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US-Canada Talks Fell Apart Over Fine Print in Deal, Envoy Says
US-Canada trade talks collapsed over a range of issues where the written text of a potential deal was at odds with what the Canadian side believed it had agreed to, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s top US envoy says.

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BJP’s 2027 assembly poll push: Nitin Nabin holds key meeting, grassroots outreach and youth connect in focus
Assembly polls are due in Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Goa, Himachal Pradesh, Manipur and Gujarat in 2027. The BJP is in power in five of these poll-bound states, except Punjab and Himachal Pradesh. While the AAP currently rules Punjab, the Congress is in power in Himachal Pradesh.

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GOP Lawmaker Urges Trump to Restore South Korea Military Drills
A Republican lawmaker questioned President Donald Trump’s decision to cut short a joint military exercise with South Korea, saying the US should show more allegiance to a longtime Asian ally.

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Mexican Governor Accused by US of Cartel Ties Returns to His Job
The Mexican governor accused by the US of conspiring with a major criminal cartel to traffic drugs is ending his leave of absence, pledging to finish out his term through next year in a move that could inflame tensions with Washington.

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No decision on Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman’s India visit yet, says Dhaka; MEA in New Delhi: ‘No updates to share’
In New Delhi, Ministry of External Aaffairs did not have any comments to make on the visit, spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal told reporters at a regular media briefing on Friday.

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