It's the 163rd birth anniversary of the noble laureate Rabindranath Tagore. He was the first non-European to receive the Nobel prize for his poetry collection, "Geetanjali".

Gravitas | Remembering 'Gurudev' Rabindranath Tagore on 163rd birth anniversary

Researchers have developed a new "all-in-one" vaccine that can provide immunity against unknown coronaviruses. Is this the future of vaccines?

Gravitas | All-in-one vaccine for unknown Coronaviruses | Preparing against future pandemics

When Hamas accepted the latest ceasefire proposal, it took the Israeli government by surprise. The Benjamin Netanyahu-led government had hoped to continue with the planned Rafah offensive but the Palestinian group's decision changed everything. Now, Netanyahu faces tough choices. Will he accept the proposed peace deal with Hamas and risk losing power or will he press on with the Rafah gamble?

Gravitas | Netanyahu's Big Gamble: Will Israeli PM Chose War or Peace With Hamas?

The European commission has approved Nippon steel's $14.9 billion bid to acquire US Steel. This move removes a potential hurdle for the deal, which would create a steel giant with a combined capacity pushing Nippon steel closer to its goal of 100 million tons annually.

EU clears Nippon steel's $14.9 billion bid for US Steel

The world has entered a new era in missile defence. One in which multiple powerful countries, are competing to build the best missile. Experts say that the success of ballistic missile defences from Ukraine to West Asia will intensify the missile arms race. In this edition of Gravitas Deep Dive, we tell you the full story about missiles, their history, their strategic importance and how they help militaries worldwide.

Gravitas | The Race to Make More Missiles: Ukraine War, West Asia Crisis Fueling a New Arms Race

The third phase of polls involves some key seats whose results will impact the future of some political families. A total of 17.24 crore voters are eligible to cast their vote in this phase at 185,000 polling stations. Just for a reminder, voting was held in 102 seats in the first phase of Lok Sabha polls and in 88 seats in the second phase. Watch in for more details!

Lok Sabha polls: Elections across 10 states, 1 Union Territory

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) unveiled its largest refugee Olympic team to date for the Paris 2024 games, with 36 athletes from 11 different countries. The athletes, from countries including Syria, Sudan, Iran and Afghanistan, will compete across 12 sports in Paris, the third time such a team has formed for the Summer Olympics. But reports of doping seems to affect the game's spirit.

The IOC unveils 36-athlete refugee team

Germany has recalled its Ambassador to Russia in protest against a series of cyberattacks. Berlin’s recall of envoy extends diplomatic tension on eve of Putin’s inauguration. Watch in for more details!

Germany summons Russia over cyberattacks, recalls its ambassador in Russia

During war and colonisation, western nations participated in the theft of thousands of pieces of African art. This is the story of the role Britain’s anti-slavery mission played in looting African artefacts, and of the campaign to get them returned. But why the rush to return them now, more than 150 years later?

Race by western countries to return looted treasures

A Tunisian town has been gripped by an exodus of youth seeking a better life in Europe. The struggling town of El Hencha is just 150 kilometres from the Italian island of Lampedusa, a gateway for migrants to Europe. Many families in the North African nation are living in agony.

Tunisian youth flee to small towns to Europe

Up to 18,000 people a day, including shoppers and daily workers, go through the official Betbridge crossing point between Zimbabwe and South Africa...but now there is a new headache, ever since a crackdown was initiated by the South African government, many Zimbabweans are opting for the perilous Limpopo river crossing where they encounter smugglers and thieves too.

Xenophobia slowly returning to South Africa

Senegal tapestry production has found a new lease of life. Tapestry was a flagship cultural policy of Senegal's first president, poet Leopold Sedar Senghor, with production now revitalised thanks to a broadening of operations and new partnerships, including with fashion giant Chanel.

Senegal tapestry production finds new lease of life

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