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Iran has ruled out any direct talks with the United States as Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi arrives in Islamabad, clarifying that engagement will take place only through Pakistani intermediaries. The visit comes amid heightened diplomatic activity, with US envoys also heading to Pakistan in hopes of reviving stalled negotiations.

The Trump administration is reportedly moving to strengthen the application of the death penalty as part of a broader policy push linked to ongoing drug shortages affecting execution protocols in the United States. The move is expected to reignite national debate over capital punishment, legal ethics, and pharmaceutical supply constraints, while raising fresh questions about how states carry out executions under changing regulatory and supply conditions.

On December 14, 2025, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner were killed in their home in Brentwood, Los Angeles. Months after the incident, their son Jake Reiner has opened up about the night, and how he is dealing with the grief.

Kohli’s 81 off 44 balls, which included eight fours and four sixes, also propelled him to the top of the run charts in IPL 2026, earning him the Orange Cap.

Wendy Duffy, a 56-year-old mother from the UK, has chosen to undergo euthanasia. Here’s the part that makes this case so controversial: she is not terminally ill. Why is she choosing to die by suicide? All you need to know.

As Donald Trump’s administration lifts the moratorium and brings back firing squads, the Pope has issued a sharp moral rebuke, calling the death penalty “inadmissible.” What exactly did he say, and why does it matter now? Scroll down to find out.

The United States is reportedly considering measures against certain NATO allies amid disagreements over the ongoing Iran conflict. According to reports, tensions within the alliance have escalated due to differences in military support, access rights, and strategic coordination during the crisis. The proposed actions are said to reflect growing frustration in Washington over allied responses, raising concerns about unity and cohesion within NATO at a time of heightened global instability.

Nigeria has begun legal proceedings in connection with an alleged 2025 coup plot, marking a significant development in the country’s political and security landscape. While the trial is underway, authorities have not yet disclosed the identities of the accused military officers, citing ongoing investigations. The case has drawn widespread attention as it raises questions about internal stability and civil-military relations in Nigeria.

Jonathan Bailey turns 38 on April 25. The actor became a household name with his acclaimed role as Anthony in one of the most popular shows, Bridgerton. On his birthday, let’s look back at his journey from a stage performer to a global screen star.

Hundreds of climbers from around the world are waiting for a clear weather window to begin their ascent of Mount Everest, as conditions on the world’s highest peak remain unpredictable. Expedition teams are closely monitoring wind speeds and snowfall, hoping for a safe passage through the infamous “death zone.” Authorities and guides continue to emphasize caution as the climbing season reaches its peak in the Himalayas.

Even as U.S. President Donald Trump has described the Hormuz blockade as a 'tremendous success', the ground reality paints a different picture. As per cargo tracking group 'Vortexa', at least 34 tankers linked to Iran have bypassed the U.S. blockade since it began.

The United Kingdom has reaffirmed its long-standing position on the Falkland Islands following reports of a leaked Pentagon memo that allegedly referenced the disputed territory. UK officials reiterated that the Falklands remain a British Overseas Territory and stressed that their sovereignty is not open to negotiation. The development has once again brought attention to the sensitive geopolitical dispute between the UK and Argentina, despite decades of diplomatic stability.

Skipper Shubman Gill reflected on where it went wrong for GT following their five-wicket loss to RCB at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium.

The accused who reportedly harassed Akshay Kumar’s daughter, Nitara Kumar, while she was playing an online game has been arrested. The update was shared by the Additional Director General of Police Yashasvi Yadav.

Iran’s IRGC reportedly deployed new mines in the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions as US President Donald Trump ordered US forces to target mine-laying boats.

Market manipulation allegations have resurfaced on bets placed just before key announcements under President Trump’s second term. When asked, Trump criticised the rise in betting on global events but said the world has become “somewhat of a casino.”

The war in Iran is not just disrupting travel, it is changing how the world travels. From fewer long-haul trips to a rise in domestic tourism, global travel patterns are rapidly shifting. Take a look at this next report to know more…

India’s latest UPI data points to a clear shift in how consumers spent in March. Discretionary expenses witnessed a noticeable slowdown.

Indian equity markets began the week on a weak note, with benchmark indices witnessing sharp declines amid a mix of global and domestic pressures.