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US President Donald Trump has warned that upcoming American strikes on Iran will be “bigger” and “more powerful” as tensions between Washington and Tehran continue to escalate. Trump said the US would hit Iran “very hard tonight,” while also threatening to target key oil infrastructure including Kharg Island, Iran’s major crude export hub.

US-Iran War: Trump Warns of Bigger & Powerful Strikes on Iran Tonight

Pakistan-occupied Kashmir has come to a standstill after deadly clashes triggered a region-wide shutdown call. Protesters and security forces have been locked in escalating confrontations, with casualties reported and tensions rising across several districts. The unrest has intensified political fault lines in the region, drawing attention to long-standing grievances and governance challenges.

Deadly Unrest Triggers Shutdown Across Pakistan-Occupied Kashmir

Scientists are now warning that a potentially “Super El Nino” could be taking shape in the Pacific ocean, raising fears of extreme weather across the world in the months ahead. A super El Nino is a rare and powerful climate event, where sea surface temperatures in the Pacific rise more than two degrees celsius above normal.

World Braces for 'super El Nino' | Warming Pacific Signals Major Climate Shift

A new Congressional Research Service report has revealed the scale of American losses during the Iran conflict, with 42 US military aircraft reportedly damaged or destroyed. The losses include advanced platforms such as F-15s, an F-35 stealth fighter, MQ-9 Reaper drones and refuelling aircraft. Pentagon officials say the war has already cost nearly $29 billion, largely due to repair and replacement expenses. The conflict has also intensified debate over modern air warfare and the vulnerability of high-value military assets.


US Apache Helicopter Goes Down Near Hormuz, Trump Says 'Pilots Fine' After Army Helicopter Crashes

Taiwan has conducted military exercises simulating the defeat of an invading force amid rising tensions across the Taiwan Strait. The drills focused on testing combat readiness, defensive capabilities, and rapid-response strategies in the event of a potential military conflict. The exercises come as Taipei continues to strengthen its defence posture while closely monitoring military activity in the region. This report examines the significance of the drills and what they reveal about Taiwan's security preparations.

Taiwan Simulates Destroying An Invading Chinese Force

Skywatchers are in for a spectacular celestial event as Venus and Jupiter appear exceptionally close together in the night sky. Often referred to as a "cosmic kiss," the rare conjunction will create one of the brightest and most striking astronomical sights visible to the naked eye. This report explains when and where to watch the event, why it happens, and what makes the Venus-Jupiter pairing so special for astronomy enthusiasts.

The Night Sky's Biggest Show: Venus And Jupiter Unite

Could artificial intelligence make it easier to create dangerous pathogens? Some of the world's leading AI companies are warning that the risk is real. Executives from major technology firms have urged the U.S. Congress to introduce mandatory screening of synthetic DNA and RNA orders to prevent the misuse of advanced AI in biological research. The concern is that increasingly capable AI systems could accelerate scientific workflows and potentially be exploited by malicious actors. This episode of Gravitas examines the warnings, the proposed safeguards, and the growing debate over AI, biotechnology, and global security.

Can AI Create Deadly Viruses? Google, Meta, Anthropic Warn AI Could Supercharge Bioweapon

Bumblebees may have brains no larger than a sesame seed, but new research suggests they possess cognitive abilities far beyond what scientists once imagined. Studies have shown that bumblebees can learn by observing others, solve complex puzzles, and even use simple tools to achieve goals.

Researchers have found evidence of social learning among bees, with individuals mastering multi-step tasks after watching a "demonstrator" bee. Some experiments have also revealed that bumblebees can understand cause-and-effect relationships, rolling small objects into position to obtain rewards.

Tiny Brain, Big Intelligence? Bumblebees Show Skills Once Thought Unique To Humans 

A devastating fire at a hotel in Delhi's Malviya Nagar claimed 21 lives, making it one of the capital's deadliest hotel blazes in recent years. Investigators are examining multiple alleged safety violations, including unauthorised rooms, illegal construction and the absence of a fire safety clearance. Witnesses claim hotel owner Lavkesh Bajaj reached the scene but did not assist in rescue efforts. Meanwhile, local residents and shopkeepers played a crucial role in saving lives before emergency teams arrived.

Delhi Hotel Fire Probe: 21 Dead, 13 Of Them Foreign Nationals 

A third Chinese maritime “incursion” near Taiwan has been reported within a month, further escalating tensions in the South China Sea region. The repeated activity has raised concerns over regional security and maritime stability as Taiwan continues to monitor Chinese naval movements closely. The developments add to growing geopolitical friction involving China, Taiwan, and neighboring countries.


South China Sea: Third Chinese Maritime 'Incursion' Near Taiwan Within Month 

India is weighing options between the American F-35 and Russia’s SU-57 as it explores the acquisition of a fifth-generation fighter jet. The decision is expected to play a crucial role in strengthening the Indian Air Force’s capabilities amid evolving regional security challenges. Defense experts say the choice will also reflect India’s strategic balancing between major global powers.


F-35 or SU-57: Which 5th-Gen Fighter Jet Will India Buy?

A devastating fire at a hotel in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar has claimed at least 21 lives, including foreign nationals. Shocking visuals showed guests jumping from upper floors as flames and thick smoke engulfed the building. Investigators are now probing allegations of major fire safety violations, including the absence of a fire NOC, a single exit point, and unauthorized rooms. 

Was this a tragic accident or a disaster waiting to happen? This report breaks down the fire, the alleged lapses, and Delhi's long history of deadly fire incidents.


Delhi Hotel Fire Probe Finds Major Safety Violations, Missing Fire Clearance

Fresh geopolitical tensions are emerging after reports that the United States is planning to deploy nuclear-capable bombers closer to Russia's borders. The proposed move is expected to draw a strong response from Moscow and could further strain relations between the world's two largest nuclear powers.

U.S. Plans Nuclear Bomber Deployment Near Russia, Raising Fresh Tensions

A jersey worn by football legend Pelé is expected to fetch as much as $6 million at auction, highlighting the enduring global appeal of one of the sport's greatest icons.

The historic memorabilia is drawing intense interest from collectors and football fans alike, with experts predicting it could become one of the most valuable sports jerseys ever sold. The auction underscores Pelé's lasting legacy both on and off the pitch.

Pele's Jersey Expected To Fetch $6 Million! 

An Iranian drone and missile strike on Kuwait International Airport has killed one person and injured at least 63 others, according to health and foreign ministry officials. The attack targeted civilian infrastructure, including airport facilities, causing significant damage and disruption to air traffic operations. Authorities confirmed that rescue and relief efforts are underway as investigations continue into the extent of the destruction.


Iran War: One Killed, 63 Injured in Iranian Strikes on Kuwait Airport

Russia has intensified its military pressure on Ukraine with reports highlighting the use of advanced hypersonic missile systems, raising concerns over Ukraine’s ability to intercept such high-speed strikes. According to battlefield assessments, Ukraine’s air defence systems are increasingly strained as Russian attacks continue to target key infrastructure.


Putin's Hypersonic Missile Fury | Ukaine's Weakened Air Defences Struggle to Stop Russian Strikes

The humanitarian crisis in southern Lebanon has reached a critical juncture as the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have re-issued wide-scale evacuation orders for the entire region south of the Zahrani River. These warnings, which classify the territory as a "combat zone," come amid intense military operations and a crumbling ceasefire agreement.


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Russia has launched a major wave of missile and drone strikes across Ukraine, killing at least 18 people and causing widespread damage. The attacks targeted multiple regions, including Kyiv, as the conflict enters another intense phase. Ukrainian authorities say emergency services are responding while air defence systems remain on high alert.


Ukraine Faces One of the War's Biggest Air Assaults, Zelensky: US Air Defence Absolutely Necessary

Indian football fans can breathe a sigh of relief. Zee Entertainment has secured the broadcasting and streaming rights for the FIFA World Cup 2026 in India. Matches will be aired on Zee’s newly launched United8 Sports channels, while live streaming will be available on Zee5.

The agreement also gives Zee media rights for FIFA events through 2034, ensuring long-term coverage of the world’s biggest football tournaments for Indian audiences.


FIFA World Cup 2026 Finds Broadcaster: Zee Entertainment To Air All Matches

CBSE has acknowledged security vulnerabilities in its Onmark answer sheet evaluation platform and has thanked ethical hackers who responsibly reported the issues. The board said the flaws are being closely monitored and addressed in collaboration with cybersecurity experts and teams from leading IITs. By openly inviting more vulnerability reports, CBSE is adopting a proactive approach to strengthen the security of one of its most critical digital systems. 

CBSE Flags Security Issues In Evaluation Portal, Seeks Ethical Hackers’ Support

NVIDIA is expanding its push into the AI PC market with the launch of a new chip designed to bring advanced artificial intelligence capabilities directly to personal computers. The move highlights growing competition in the AI hardware space as tech companies race to power the next generation of AI-driven devices and applications.


NVIDIA Gets Big On AI PCs With New Chip

Iran has suspended all indirect negotiations with the United States, linking the decision directly to escalating Israeli military operations in Lebanon. Declaring that the ongoing violence breaches their delicate ceasefire agreement, Tehran warned it is halting all message exchanges and is considering retaliatory actions across other regional fronts.


War Next? Iran Ends Talks With US, Furious Over Israeli Attacks on Lebanon

How US ran out of critical weapons like Tomahawks, Patriot thaad batteries in 6 weeks of Iran war, Ukraine war drains Russian & European weapon reserves. Europe's rearmament and TNT/shell shortages, China's expansion, and the broader lesson that stockpiles and resilient supply chains are the backbone of deterrence. Watch the story to know how nations are rushing to buy and produce more weapons.

How Iran War Broke America's Back | World Runs Out of Ammunition | A Global Crisis of Empty Arsenals

A Russian drone has struck a 10-story apartment building in the Romanian city of Galați, causing an explosion that injured two residents and forced the evacuation of 70 people. This marks the first time a drone strike has caused injuries within Romanian territory, significantly escalating regional security fears along NATO’s eastern flank. 

The attack, which damaged multiple vehicles and the building's infrastructure, occurred simultaneously with heavy strikes on the nearby Ukrainian port of Izmail.

Russia Vs NATO: Russian Drone Launched Against Ukraine, Crashes in Romania 

Ajit Doval and Myanmar’s security chief Tin Aung San held important talks in Moscow focusing on defence cooperation, regional security and bilateral coordination. The meeting comes at a time of growing strategic challenges in the region, including border security and insurgency concerns. Both sides are understood to have reviewed ways to strengthen cooperation and maintain stability in shared areas of interest.

India-Myanmar Push Stronger Ties Despite Security Challenges

Faced with the rising threat of Russian aggression and unpredictable American security guarantees, Europe is actively pushing to establish a continental nuclear deterrent. Led by France and the UK, and backed by nations like Germany and Poland, the continent is exploring the integration of European nuclear-sharing frameworks and expanded conventional defense capabilities.


Facing Russian Threat, American Retreat, Europe Scrambles to Get Its Own Nuclear Shield

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