India bets on 'trust' to unlock China’s pharma and engineering markets, experts warn of 'carrots'
India bets on 'trust' to unlock China’s pharma and engineering markets, experts warn of 'carrots'
Epstein Files: Ousted AG Pam Bondi will not testify before House Oversight committee
Iran's parliament speaker Ghalibaf accuses US of violating ceasefire; Araghchi warns 'world is watching'
The USS Abraham Lincoln fights a relentless daily battle against saltwater rust. Crews use heavy labour and sealants to protect the aircraft carrier's hull and nuclear reactors from deep decay.
The USS Abraham Lincoln requires nearly 200,000 gallons of Haze Gray paint. Protecting the supercarrier from saltwater corrosion demands intense labour, making routine maintenance highly expensive.
The USS Abraham Lincoln protects its critical air search radars from rapid sea salt decay using daily freshwater washdowns, advanced hydrophobic coatings, and non-oxidising Diamond Roll-Rings.
Haze Gray marine paint protects the USS Abraham Lincoln's 100,000-tonne steel superstructure and freeboard from saltwater corrosion. Applied strictly above the waterline, the low-visibility polysiloxane coating prevents rust while acting as vital tactical camouflage.
Playing in their respective matches, PSG beat Liverpool 2-0 at home and will face the Reds at Anfield next Tuesday, while Atletico Madrid also won by the same margin at the Camp Nou to take one step toward the Champions League semifinals.
Rex Heuermann confesses to killing 8 women, including the Gilgo Four, in Long Island; faces multiple life sentences, sentencing June 17
The office of Israel’s PM said the two-week Middle East ceasefire did not include Lebanon, while President Donald Trump said Lebanon was “a separate skirmish” and not part of the deal. Lebanon’s ministry of health urged people to “clear the streets” so ambulances could reach the injured.
PM Netanyahu addresses Israelis following the 2026 US-Iran ceasefire, declaring "Israel is stronger than ever" while vowing to continue strikes in Lebanon.
Netanyahu 'supports' Trump as White House clarifies Lebanon not part of ceasefire
The war of words is intensifying even after the ceasefire, with the U.S. claiming a decisive victory while Iran celebrates its own success. Tehran has made it clear it does not trust Washington, warning its “finger remains on the trigger” if tensions rise again. Meanwhile, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has warned that America could move to take control of Iran’s uranium if it is not handed over, raising the stakes in an already fragile truce.
Trump to discuss NATO exit with Rutte after Iran ceasefire: White House
The White House has claimed a major military success against Iran, saying U.S. forces destroyed over 150 Iranian naval vessels during the conflict. At the same time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has clarified that Hezbollah and Lebanon were not part of the ceasefire agreement, highlighting key gaps in the deal. While Washington projects confidence, the situation remains complex, with multiple fronts still active and questions lingering over how stable the ceasefire really is.
The White House has claimed a major military success against Iran, saying U.S. forces destroyed over 150 Iranian naval vessels during the conflict. At the same time, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has clarified that Hezbollah and Lebanon were not part of the ceasefire agreement, highlighting key gaps in the deal. While Washington projects confidence, the situation remains complex, with multiple fronts still active and questions lingering over how stable the ceasefire really is.
President Trump’s announcement of a two-week ceasefire with Iran led to a shift in market sentiment. At a time when the risk of a prolonged Middle East conflict had pushed oil higher and equities lower, the ceasefire announcement assuaged and triggered a rebound.
Kartik Aaryan has raised serious concerns after discovering misuse of his identity online, reportedly involving deepfake content. The actor alerted fans about fraudulent posts and impersonation attempts, urging them to stay cautious. His warning highlights the growing threat of AI-driven deepfakes targeting celebrities and the risks they pose to the public.
Russia has alleged that European powers may be pursuing undisclosed nuclear-related plans amid the ongoing Iran conflict—claims that, if true, could significantly reshape the geopolitical landscape. However, these assertions have not been independently verified. The allegations come at a time of intense military escalation involving the United States, Iran, and regional actors, with strikes, retaliatory attacks, and growing fears over nuclear security. Meanwhile, concerns around nuclear facilities have already intensified, with Russia evacuating personnel from Iran’s Bushehr nuclear plant due to safety risks linked to the conflict.