NDTV World Desk
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Canada Election 2025: Who Was Charles Tupper, The 68-Day Prime Minister
There is no fixed term for the Prime Minister in Canada. He or she can hold the office as long as they have the confidence of the majority of the House of Commons. The shortest tenure in Canadian political history was that of Charles Tupper.
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Canada Election 2025: Why Canadian Voters Cannot Choose Their Prime Minister
Canada is all set to vote in federal elections on April 28, but the country doesn't elect its Prime Minister. Not at least directly, a fact that often surprises outsiders.
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Puppet Shows, Elephants, Forts: How The Vance Kids Fell In Love With India
In a chat with NDTV, Usha Vance, the Indian-origin Second Lady of the US, who has roots in Andhra Pradesh, shared her excitement about seeing the iconic Mughal-era monument with her children.
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When Canada's Conservative Party Went From A Majority To Just 2 Seats
Canada's political script took a dramatic turn in early 2025, pushing the nation towards an unexpected snap election in April - months ahead of the scheduled October timeline.
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Who Is Yves-Francois Blanchet, The Quebec Voice In Canadian Polls
In the lead-up to the April 28 Canadian federal elections, all eyes are once again on Quebec - a province with a unique political identity and the power to sway the national balance of power.
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Meet Jagmeet Singh, Whose Impact On Canada Polls Can No Longer Be Ignored
Jagmeet Singh is once again on the ballot, pushing bold promises, a progressive agenda, and the hope that Canadians are ready for more than just the usual political dance.
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Pierre Poilievre: Journey From Being A Paper Boy To Canada's PM-Candidate
Pierre Poilievre, the combative Conservative leader known for his fiery speeches, is closer than ever to the Prime Minister's Office. As Canada preps for a federal election on April 28, Poilievre finds himself in a two-way showdown with Mark Carney.
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Mark Carney: Canadian Banker-Turned-PM Betting It All On A Snap Election
Mark Carney was once appointed as governor of the Bank of England - the first time a non-British citizen was chosen for the role
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Explained: How India Is Driving Global Markets With Homegrown Excellence
India is emerging as a global economic powerhouse, and its sail is fanned by remarkable achievements in the export sector.
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In A First, BJP Says US State Department Behind "Deep State" Targeting India
BJP, which leads the coalition of parties currently in Government in India, has directly accused the US State Department of trying to "destabilise India". It also claimed that the US "deep state" is working to "target Prime Minister Narendra Modi".
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Hours After Closing Visa Office In Tripura, Bangladesh Summons Indian Envoy
Bangladesh today summoned India's envoy to Dhaka, hours after closing its visa and consular office in Tripura after a security incident yesterday.
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Biden's U-Turn On Son Raises Questions About US Justice Department, Action Against Adani Group
US President Joe Biden's latest move has revived allegations raised by Donald Trump of the US Department of Justice being manipulated by political powerhouses.
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Lucy, First Human Ancestor, May Not Have Been Lone Species, Research Shows
Around 3.2 million years ago, in what is now present-day Ethiopia, a tiny human made it to the fossil record. Despite much research there is uncertainty over what could have led to their death.
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Man Who Once Guarded Russia's Nuclear Base Reveals Its War Secrets
A former officer in Russia's nuclear forces is among the rare few to speak out about his experiences at one of the country's most secretive military bases.
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This 5,000-Foot High Sky Ladder Is China's Latest Tourist Destination
There's a new adrenaline-filled tourist destination in China, offering travellers a chance to experience their country from the sky.
