US President Donald Trump, increasing the battle over his border wall plan in a televised Oval Office address to the nation, referred to the murder of an Indian-American police officer in California by an illegal immigrant as he demanded $5.7 billion to fund the wall on the border with Mexico to keep the country safe. Mr Trump described the situation at the border as a "growing crisis" hurting millions of Americans.

Suspicious packages have been delivered at 10 international consulates and embassies in Canberra and Melbourne, the Australian Federal Police claimed on Wednesday. Indian embassy is also among the ones who received the package.

In a primetime address to the nation over the "growing humanitarian and security crisis" at the US-Mexico border, President Donald Trump said that all Americans were hurt by uncontrolled illegal migration.

Electric car maker Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Monday said he was set to lay the foundation of a Tesla Gigafactory in China that is expected to produce 500,000 electric vehicles per year -- doubling the production capacity of Tesla.

British Prime Minister Theresa May has urged MPs to back her Brexit deal, saying it is the only way to honour the referendum result and protect the economy.

In the poster shared on Instagram, Donald Trump's picture has been placed with a text that reads, "The Wall is Coming", written in signature Game of Thrones font.

United States President Donald Trump has stirred a diplomatic tempest by ridiculing India's development efforts in Afghanistan and sources in New Delhi have rejected the volatile remarks by pointing out the importance of nation-building in the war-torn nation and asserting that it provides troops only for United Nations operations.

US President Donald Trump said he has received a "great" letter from the top leader of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) Kim Jong-un and expected their second meeting to take place in the "not-too-distant future."

With the start of a New Year, Pakistan shares with India a list of its nuclear installations and facilities as per the provisions of a bilateral agreement.

Welcoming the participation of the Bangladesh opposition in elections for the first time in ten years, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called on all parties to address their complaints about the election in a peaceful manner.