Around 25 of NATO-led peacekeepers were injured on Monday (May 29) as they clashed with ethnic Serb protesters in north Kosovo. The protesters were demanding removal of ethnic Albanian mayors who were elected in recent elections in northern Kosovo.

Kosovo: NATO troops clash with ethnic Serb protesters, 25 soldiers injured

The President of Belarus is offering nukes to any country that supports Russia. Will his offer find any takers? Was Lukashenko joking? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Lukashenko offers nukes to anyone who supports Russia

Covid-19 cases are rising in China but Beijing has refused to impose a lockdown. Why? Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: China won't impose lockdown, as Covid cases rise

Indian army is going to implement cross-staffing of army officers to IAF and Navy soon. In a major step towards bringing integration in the defense forces and creation of theatre commands, a batch of around 40 army officers will soon be posted to the Indian air force (IAF) and navy establishments. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: What is cross-staffing and why is Indian army opting for it?

Venice witnessed a strange green fluid cover the Grand Canal. How did it happen? Nobody knows. Authorities are investigating to find out the culprit. Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: A strange green patch appears in Venice's Grand Canal

In a cafe in Tel Aviv in Israel, a woman screamed after spotting cockroach. In response, people flee thinking it to be terror attack. The story is not as comic as it sounds. It is deeply rooted in psychological terror of Israelis. What's the story about? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Psychology of terror in Israel

In a huge achievement, the Indian Space Research Organisation has successfully launched the first of the second-generation satellites for its navigation constellation. Molly Gambhir tells you why this is significant.

Gravitas: India launches next-gen navigational satellite

India is pushing back against 'agenda-driven' country rankings released by think tanks. Often global indices are based on opinions of handful of experts. Should global institutions like World Bank and World Economic Forum exercise more scrutiny? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: India's pushback on 'agenda-driven' global ranking indices

According to Alexander Lukashenko, the president of Belarus, "nuclear weapons will be available for everyone" who decides to join a Russia-Belarus union. After the two nations inked a deal last week allowing Russia to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, Lukashenko stated in an interview shown on Russian state television on Sunday night that it must be "strategically understood" that Minsk and Moscow have a unique opportunity to join.

Lukashenko: Nuclear weapons to those willing to join Belarus-Russia union

A Chinese woman quit her job to become a "full-time" daughter for her parents. She gets a salary of $565 per month. What is this new job? Why are Chinese people turning to such alternatives? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Tired of your job? Become your parents' caretaker

Will India buy F-16 fighter jets from the U.S? Is that what the NATO Plus signaling is all about? Will the F-16 announcement be made during PM Modi's state visit to the U.S? Molly Gambhir tells us.

Gravitas: Will India buy F-16 jets from U.S? | What is the real story behind NATO Plus?

The warring military factions in Sudan on Monday (May 29) agreed to extend their ceasefire by five days. The development took place after fresh clashes and air strikes took place in part of the capital Khartoum in spite of the ceasefire being in place.

Sudan: Warring parties agree to extend tottering ceasefire by five days

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