latest news

Hungary’s prime minister-elect has pledged a major overhaul of the state media system, signaling potential structural and editorial changes aimed at reshaping public broadcasting. The proposed reforms are expected to influence media governance, transparency, and the broader political landscape, drawing attention from domestic observers and international watchdogs monitoring press freedom and democratic institutions in the country.

The United States Senate has rejected an effort to halt arms sales to Israel, allowing previously approved military assistance to proceed. The vote reflects continued congressional support for Israel’s security cooperation with Washington, even as debate grows over the humanitarian situation and regional tensions linked to the ongoing conflict in West Asia.

Viral footage shows factory workers in India wearing head-mounted cameras, sparking a global debate on AI imitation learning and the automation of manual labour.

US Vice President JD Vance cautioned Pope Leo XIV on theology during a Turning Point event, amid tensions between Trump and the Pope on Iran policy. Trump criticized the Pope and posted an AI Jesus image, sparking backlash. The Pope condemned war rhetoric

Inflation in Argentina has come in higher than expected for March, as the global energy shock triggered by the ongoing West Asia conflict feeds into domestic prices. Rising fuel costs, transport expenses, and education fees are adding fresh pressure on households, even as policymakers signal a possible slowdown in the months ahead.

The economic cost of the tensions in West Asia has sent a ripple through global energy markets, with liquefied petroleum gas, or LPG, supply disruptions emerging as a key concern. Indian government officials estimate that restoring LPG supply chains fully could take up to three to four years, which explains why the energy sector faces uncertainty.

The probability of an April rate hike by major global central banks looks unlikely. But for the European Central Bank, markets are pricing a 0.25 percent hike by June and at least one more later in 2026.

The ongoing conflict in West Asia is now rippling through global industries, disrupting fuel supplies and pushing up energy costs. From transport to manufacturing, countries across Asia are being forced to adapt quickly as the Strait of Hormuz remains under strain.

Since Daniel Craig announced his retirement from the iconic role of 007, the world has been waiting to know who will be the next James Bond. It's been almost five years since the last Bond film was released, and there has been no update on who will play the iconic role.

18-year-old Emir Balat and 19-year-old Ibrahim Kayumi, the two teens accused of planning an ISIS-inspired attack near Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s residence, have pleaded not guilty to multiple federal charges. All you need to know.

Fawad Chaudhry claims Asim Munir is Pakistan’s de facto leader, sidelining PM Shehbaz Sharif. Munir’s growing role in diplomacy, including US-Iran talks, and Trump’s praise without mentioning Sharif, highlight the army’s dominant influence in governance.

Jana Nayagan was superstar Vijay's last film before the actor stepped into the world of politics. The movie that had long been fighting was it release was shockingly leaked online on April 9. Investigation is underway.

Reports suggest that a recent Iranian offer discussed during peace negotiations with the United States forms part of a broader set of proposals exchanged through mediators as efforts continue to end hostilities. The proposals reportedly include issues related to sanctions relief, maritime access through the Strait of Hormuz, and security guarantees, reflecting ongoing diplomatic attempts to shape a framework for a possible agreement.

A teenage boy was killed and two others injured in a suspected gang-related shooting at Eisenhower Park in Nassau County, New York. The incident occurred Wednesday evening after a social media gathering turned violent. Two armed suspects are in custody as police continue the investigation.

The F1 2026 cars have 50-50 engine power split between electrical energy and internal combustion. Verstappen has been a vocal critic of these changes, even suggesting on more than one occasion that he is 'considering his future' in Formula 1 owing to the quality of cars.

A major fire broke out at a refinery in Australia that produces roughly 10% of the nation’s fuel supply, raising concerns over potential disruptions to domestic energy availability. Emergency crews responded swiftly to contain the blaze as authorities monitored safety risks and operational impacts. The incident has sparked worries about supply stability and possible fuel price pressures if refinery operations remain affected for an extended period.

Vladimir Putin is expected to visit India this September, according to the Kremlin, in a move that underscores the continued strength of India-Russia strategic ties. The planned visit is likely to focus on cooperation in defence, energy, trade and regional security, as both nations seek to deepen long-standing bilateral relations amid shifting global geopolitical dynamics.

International Atomic Energy Agency has warned of a “very serious escalation” in nuclear risks as North Korea continues expanding its nuclear weapons capacity. The alert raises fresh global concerns over Pyongyang’s growing arsenal, regional instability in East Asia, and renewed pressure on international diplomacy to curb nuclear proliferation.

Markets rally even as the Iran war continues and the death toll continues to climb. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite hit record highs as investors bet the conflict may be nearing a deal. Scroll down to read more.