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India Wasn’t Overlooked — It Has Arrived at the Top Table

We are moving toward a system defined by a handful of major powers—the United States, China, India, and possibly Russia—alongside a European Union that remains an economic and regulatory heavyweight despite its internal complexities.

Addressing misconceptions regarding India’s military reforms

India’s approach does not choose between land and maritime power; it deliberately sustains both. Land forces continue to anchor continental deterrence and provide strategic depth, while air and naval assets are developed for power projection and sea denial.

IPL 2026: Sooryavanshi blitzkrieg derails RCB's unbeaten run as RR continue to cement top spot

Playing at the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s 78 off 26 and Dhruv Jurel’s unbeaten 81 saw Rajasthan Royals end Royal Challengers Bengaluru's (RCB) unbeaten run in the Indian Premier League (IPL 2026).

Ireland Fuel Protests: Major Roads Across Ireland Blocked by Farmers & Freight Workers

The number of garage forecourts without fuel in Ireland could rise to 500 by Friday night if blockades continue, according to the CEO of Fuels for Ireland. Kevin McPartlan said more than 100 garages are currently without fuel but said the number will rise if the situation is not resolved.

Are You Being Tracked? Big Tech Surveillance Debate Grows As Digital Footprints Track Every Move

As digital platforms expand, concerns around surveillance are intensifying. Major tech companies are increasingly collecting and analysing user data, creating detailed digital profiles based on everyday online activity. While this powers personalised services, experts warn it also raises serious privacy risks. From browsing habits to location tracking, the growing web of monitoring is reshaping how much control users truly have over their own data.

US-Iran Truce Talks: Will Islamabad Talks Bring Israeli-US War On Iran To A Close?

Ahead of crucial talks with the United States, Tehran has taken a firm stance, demanding a ceasefire in Lebanon and the release of its blocked assets before negotiations begin. With both sides far apart on key issues, including nuclear policy and regional conflicts, the upcoming discussions face serious uncertainty.

US-Iran Truce Talks: Will Talks In Islamabad Lead To End Of War?

Ahead of crucial talks with the United States, Tehran has taken a firm stance, demanding a ceasefire in Lebanon and the release of its blocked assets before negotiations begin. With both sides far apart on key issues, including nuclear policy and regional conflicts, the upcoming discussions face serious uncertainty.

FIFA Introduces $4,000 ‘Front Category’ Tickets Ahead Of USA vs Paraguay Clash

FIFA has introduced a new premium “Front Category” ticket just weeks before kickoff, with prices for the USA vs Paraguay match soaring to $4,105. The late addition has sparked debate among fans over affordability and access, highlighting the growing commercialisation of global football. The move reflects rising demand for exclusive matchday experiences—but also raises questions about how far ticket pricing can go.

Russian Court Finds Top General  Popov Guilty of Embezzling $300,00

A Russian court has found top general Ivan Popov guilty of embezzling $300,000, marking another high-profile conviction within the military ranks. The case adds to a growing list of legal actions against senior officials, raising questions about accountability and internal discipline.

Who is Reza Amiri Moghadam; Iran's Ambassador To Pakistan On FBI's Most Wanted List

Diplomatic tensions have taken a dramatic turn as questions emerge over possible US engagement with Reza Amiri Moghadam, who reportedly appears on the FBI’s most wanted list. He is linked to the abduction of a retired FBI agent, a case that has remained unresolved for years. Adding to the intrigue, the envoy briefly posted about incoming negotiations before deleting it. The controversy casts a shadow over already sensitive Iran-US talks.

From Rajat Patidar to Tilak Varma, 5 Indian batters with fewest innings to 3000 T20 runs
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From Rajat Patidar to Tilak Varma here is a list of five Indian batters with fewest innings to 3000 T20 runs. The elite list also features the likes of Ruturaj Gaikwad, KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal as Patidar reached the total in RR vs RCB in IPL 2026 match.

Kamala Harris hints at 2028 White House bid, says ‘I might run again’

Harris, who was the Democratic Party’s nominee against Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, added, “I’ll keep you posted,” as she concluded her address to loud applause and a standing ovation.

Melania's Denial Resurfaces Epstein Case Amid Focus on Iran War

First lady Melania Trump denies allegations of deeper ties to Jeffrey Epstein and calls for public hearings for survivors. The move has sparked bipartisan responses and brought renewed scrutiny to the Epstein files amid new document releases and political pressure.

El Nino Shock: Himachal Sees Rare April Snow, Farmers Fear Losses

Unseasonal snowfall and heavy rains have hit Himachal Pradesh in April, raising alarms among farmers and residents. Experts link the unusual weather to the El Niño effect, which is disrupting normal climate cycles. Crops are at risk, livelihoods are under threat, and the sudden shift highlights how vulnerable hill states are to climate variability. Farmers now fear significant losses as weather patterns grow increasingly unpredictable.

Nitish Kumar Enters Rajya Sabha, Completes Rare Legislative Milestone

Nitish Kumar has entered the Rajya Sabha, marking a rare moment in Indian politics. With this move, he has now served across all four legislative levels—MLA, MLC, Lok Sabha MP, and Rajya Sabha MP. The development also triggers a leadership transition in Bihar, with the state expected to appoint a new Chief Minister within six months, adding a fresh twist to the political landscape.

Iranian Spokesperson Esmail Baghaei Says Travel to Islamabad is Under Review Ahead of Talks

Pakistan is set on Friday to host anticipated negotiations between Iran and the United States on the third day of a ceasefire between the two countries, while Tehran’s participation remains unconfirmed following Israeli airstrikes that killed more than 300 people in Lebanon on Wednesday. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on Thursday that these strikes—the most intense since the war reached Lebanon—would render the anticipated negotiations with the United States “meaningless.”

Trump Proposes New Deal: US & Iran to Jointly Collect Hormuz Toll

U.S. President Donald Trump told the media that he was considering a joint venture with Iran to collect tolls from ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz. This comes even as Iran is still maintaining control over this strategic waterway.

Moon Mission | The Artemis II Fiery Return

The Artemis II astronauts conducted a historic lunar flyby, gathered invaluable data and took in unprecedented Moon views, but one of the most crucial moments of their 10-day mission is still to come: Fiery splashdown. The stakes are particularly high given concerns that arose during Artemis I, a 2022 uncrewed test flight to the Moon and back that saw the Orion heat shield erode in unexpected ways.

China Plans First Sea-Based Rocket Launch From South China Sea

China is preparing to launch its Jielong-3 rocket from a mobile platform in the South China Sea, marking an expansion of its sea-based space capabilities. The move combines technical innovation with strategic undertones in a disputed maritime region.