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New Delhi has expressed hope for improved relations with Canada following the recent leadership change from Justin Trudeau to Mark Carney. India's Ministry of External Affairs cited the deterioration of ties as a result of Trudeau's "license given to extremists," particularly concerning the activities of 'Khalistani' separatist groups, which Trudeau had previously defended as free speech. Tensions escalated with incidents of violence against Indian diplomats and public displays of support for terrorism, culminating in Trudeau's unfounded accusations against India regarding the killing of separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. In contrast, Carney has indicated a desire to rebuild relations with India, emphasizing the importance of shared values in trade. India's External Affairs Minister has criticized Trudeau's approach as prioritizing political gain over rule of law, reinforcing India's stance against radicalism and violence under the guise of freedom of expression. 
Published: Mar 21 2025, 11 pmeznews.inThe Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced on Friday it will revoke legal protections for approximately 532,000 Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans, potentially subjecting them to deportation as early as April 24. These individuals, who arrived in the U.S. since October 2022 under a humanitarian parole program, were initially granted two-year permits to live and work with financial sponsorship. Secretary Kristi Noem emphasized that those without lawful status must depart before their parole termination date, highlighting that parole is a temporary measure. The decision follows a previous move by the Trump administration aimed at curtailing what it deemed the "broad abuse" of humanitarian parole. Advocates have condemned the action as "reckless and cruel," arguing that it will lead to chaos for families and communities. Legal challenges against the policy are already underway, with calls to reinstate protections for affected nationalities.
Published: Mar 22 2025, 8 ameznews.inA teacher at a Catholic school in Italy, Elena Maraga, 29, has been suspended after parents discovered she was an OnlyFans model. The revelation came when a parent recognized her on the adult platform and shared the information in a WhatsApp group and on Facebook. Maraga defended her actions, stating that her monthly salary of around 1,200 euros was unsustainable, prompting her to explore alternative careers. She expressed pride in her physical achievements and the financial success she found on the platform, claiming to earn a month's salary in just one day. In response to the incident, Italy's education ministry is developing a new code of ethics aimed at preventing teachers from engaging in activities that could tarnish their schools' reputations. The situation has sparked a heated debate on social media, with many defending Maraga's right to her private life, while others emphasize the ethical responsibilities of educators.
Published: Mar 22 2025, 7 ameznews.inThe Indian government has urged its citizens studying in the US to adhere to American laws following the arrest of researcher Badar Khan Suri at Georgetown University for allegedly spreading "Hamas propaganda" and the self-deportation of Columbia University student Ranjini Srinivasan after her visa was revoked due to her involvement in pro-Palestine protests. Randhir Jaiswal, spokesperson for the External Affairs Ministry, noted that neither individual sought assistance from Indian embassies in the US. The crackdown on pro-Palestine activism has intensified under President Donald Trump, who has labeled such individuals as "terrorist sympathizers." While a court has temporarily blocked Suri's deportation, Srinivasan opted to leave for Canada. Jaiswal emphasized the importance of compliance with local laws and reassured students that Indian consulates are available to assist those encountering difficulties while studying abroad.
Published: Mar 22 2025, 7 ameznews.inThe Israeli military intercepted a missile fired from Yemen on Friday, marking the third attack by Iran-aligned Houthi militants within 48 hours. The Houthis claimed responsibility for targeting Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv, as their spokesperson, Yahya Saree, announced the escalation in response to recent U.S. airstrikes in the region, which have resulted in significant casualties. The group has also alleged attacks against the USS Harry S. Truman in the Red Sea, although no evidence was provided. Since the onset of the conflict with Hamas in late 2023, the Houthis have conducted over 100 attacks on shipping, disrupting global commerce and prompting U.S. military interventions. Their actions are part of a broader strategy to expand their targets in Israel and support Gaza's Palestinians, aligning them with the "Axis of Resistance," which includes other regional militias backed by Iran.
Published: Mar 22 2025, 5 ameznews.inThe foreign ministers of Germany, France, and Britain have urgently called for an "immediate return" to a ceasefire in Gaza as Israel intensifies its military offensive in the region. This renewed assault, which began on Tuesday, has ended a period of relative calm following a ceasefire established on January 19. In a joint statement, the ministers expressed their dismay at the rising civilian casualties, stating, "The resumption of Israeli strikes in Gaza marks a dramatic step backward." Their appeal followed Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz's threats to annex parts of Gaza if Hamas fails to release remaining Israeli hostages. The ministers urged all parties to re-engage in negotiations to ensure a lasting ceasefire, emphasizing that Hamas must release the hostages and cease to govern Gaza or pose a threat to Israel. They also called on Israel to adhere to international law and facilitate humanitarian aid to the territory.
Published: Mar 22 2025, 5 ameznews.inHundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Istanbul on Friday night, protesting the arrest of opposition mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, a significant rival to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. This marked the largest street protests in Turkey in over a decade, with opposition leader Ozgur Ozel claiming "300,000 people" participated, emphasizing that the rally transcended party lines in support of democracy. Amidst the protests, clashes erupted with police employing tear gas and rubber bullets, leading to multiple injuries and arrests. Erdogan condemned the protests as "street terrorism," asserting that the opposition's actions were a "dead end." The unrest spread to at least 40 provinces, and authorities imposed a protest ban in major cities. Imamoglu's arrest, which occurred just before he was to be named the CHP's candidate for the 2028 presidential election, has also negatively impacted Turkey's economy, with the lira and stock market suffering losses.
Published: Mar 22 2025, 5 ameznews.inThe Israeli military announced on Friday that it had killed Osama Tabash, the head of Hamas' military intelligence, during an operation in southern Gaza. In its statement, the military identified Tabash as also leading the militant group's surveillance and targeting unit. This development marks a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict, although Hamas has yet to respond to the announcement. The operation took place on Thursday, and the news comes amid heightened tensions in the region. The killing of a high-ranking Hamas official could have implications for the group's operational capabilities and the broader security situation in Gaza. The Israeli military has intensified its actions against Hamas in recent months, aiming to disrupt the group's military infrastructure.
Published: Mar 22 2025, 6 ameznews.inU.S. immigration officials have issued a "notice to appear" to Momodou Taal, a Cornell University doctoral candidate, as part of the deportation process following his participation in pro-Palestinian protests amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Taal, who holds dual citizenship in the UK and Gambia, has faced scrutiny from the Trump administration, which has vowed to deport foreign protesters accused of supporting Hamas. His legal team has described the move as an infringement on free speech, noting that Taal previously sought to block deportations of protesters. The email from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) invites Taal to surrender in Syracuse, though no timeline has been provided. This action is part of a broader crackdown on pro-Palestinian voices, with other activists like Columbia University’s Mahmoud Khalil also facing legal challenges. Human rights advocates have condemned these efforts as an attack on free expression.
Published: Mar 22 2025, 5 ameznews.inIsraeli air strikes targeted the military airport near Palmyra in central Syria on Friday, marking a continuation of Israeli operations since the fall of Bashar al-Assad. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported that Israeli warplanes struck the facility, part of a broader campaign in which Israel has conducted hundreds of strikes on Syrian military sites to prevent weapons from reaching authorities it views as jihadist. This follows the overthrow of Assad by Islamist-led rebels in December, some of whom have historical ties to Al-Qaeda, though the new government is attempting to distance itself from that legacy. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for the demilitarisation of southern Syria and expressed zero tolerance for the presence of the new regime's forces near Damascus. In response, Syria's foreign ministry accused Israel of undermining the country's stability.
Published: Mar 22 2025, 4 ameznews.inHeathrow Airport, Europe's busiest air travel hub, resumed operations late Friday, approximately 18 hours after a fire at an electrical substation triggered a major power outage. The first British Airways flight landed just before sunset, marking the end of a closure that disrupted travel for hundreds of thousands of passengers. Flight tracking service FlightRadar 24 reported that at least 1,350 flights to and from Heathrow were affected, with the fallout expected to linger for several days as travelers seek to reschedule and airlines work to reposition aircraft and crews. The incident has highlighted the vulnerability of critical infrastructure and its potential to disrupt global travel networks.
Published: Mar 22 2025, 12 am
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