World
Russia Forced to Import Gasoline from India as Ukrainian Strikes Cripple Refineries
The first fuel shipment from India's Nayara Energy refinery, partly owned by Russia's Rosneft, arrived on August 5, with analysts warning the shortage is becoming severe.
World
Drone Attacks in the Black Sea and Sinking of a Ship off Yemen
Turkish ministry warns of escalation threatening food supplies, while in a separate incident in the Red Sea, 14 crew members of an Indian ship were rescued.
World
Indian Ship Sinks in Red Sea, All 14 Crew Members Rescued
The attack occurred amid recent escalation of tensions in the region, where Houthis declared a naval embargo against Saudi Arabia.
World
Air India Flight Turbulence: Passengers in Wheelchairs, Baby Among Injured
Aircraft on Phuket-Delhi route suddenly lost altitude during landing, witnesses describe cabin chaos. Meanwhile, Taiwan announces doubling of airport service fees.
Croatia
Inadequate Conditions for 62 Foreign Workers: Employer Near Čazma Faces Court
Police and the State Inspectorate conducted a coordinated inspection and found violations of the Foreigners Act regarding the accommodation of workers from Nepal and India.
