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India is publicly criticizing the Trump administration over trade, tariffs, Pakistan and terrorism concerns. The shift follows months of worsening bilateral tensions and domestic pressure on Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
India–United States bilateral goods trade in 2025
Marie-Celestin Karondwa, a senior UDPS official in Butembo, was reportedly beaten at home after defending the government’s Ebola response on radio and later died from his injuries. His funeral was held in Butembo on Wednesday.
People infected in the current Ebola outbreak
Pakistan said its air attacks on two Afghan locations killed at least 22 fighters and targeted armed-group hideouts. Afghanistan said the strikes killed at least nine women and children and wounded 11 others; Al Jazeera could not independently verify the claims.
AllegedPakistan's Ministry of Information said the attacks killed at least 22 fighters.
The RBA said Australian borrowers remain generally able to withstand falling house prices, but warned overseas risks including an AI investment shock, bond-market sell-off, conflicts, cyber attacks and climate disruption could cause broader financial instability.
Borrowers in negative equity accounted for less than 1 per cent of borrowers.
Labor currently holds seats in the 40-member Victorian upper house.
Japan has raised the permanent-residency application fee 20-fold to 200,000 yen and tightened income, Japanese-language and pension requirements. The changes have caused concern and long queues; the language requirement begins next April.
Japan will require permanent-residency applicants to have a pension pot equivalent to 30 years of payouts.
People arrested and held under El Salvador’s state of exception
The Australian Taxation Office reported that 1,149 of 4,299 large corporate entities paid no tax in 2024-25. The data includes Microsoft’s datacentre business, JBS and Singtel, while the ATO noted that nil-tax outcomes can have legitimate explanations.
Share of covered entities that paid no tax in 2024-25