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Brazil: Indigenous Protests Spotlights Climate Risk; Land Rights Row Tied to Climate Crisis

In Brazil, indigenous protests have highlighted climate risks linked to deforestation and land disputes. Activists argue that ongoing land rights conflicts exacerbate environmental degradation and contribute to the climate crisis.

Pakistan Turn to Solar Power to Cushion Impact of West Asia War

Pakistan is increasingly turning to solar power to mitigate the energy and economic impact of the ongoing West Asia war. With fuel imports disrupted and electricity costs rising, authorities and businesses are investing in renewable energy solutions to ensure stable power supply. Solar adoption aims to reduce reliance on imported oil, stabilize electricity grids, and support sustainable development amid regional instability and global energy price volatility.

Germany Warns of Router Hacks Targeting Critical Systems

Germany has issued a warning about malicious router hacks targeting critical infrastructure systems, urging businesses and citizens to strengthen cybersecurity defenses. Officials caution that compromised home and corporate routers could be exploited to disrupt essential services and sensitive networks.

Two government employees dismissed over alleged terror links in Jammu & Kashmir

Security agencies claim that over the years, Khanday remained in contact with terror operatives and acted as a facilitator, helping sustain the terror network. A chargesheet was reportedly filed against him in 2022 following prolonged surveillance and intelligence gathering.

Celebrations erupt across Kashmir valley after Iran ceasefire announcement

In Srinagar, particularly in the Shia-dominated locality of Saida Kadal, groups of men, women, and children gathered in large numbers, waving Iranian flags and chanting slogans in solidarity with Iran.

‘Changes nothing’: US lawmakers divided after Trump announces Iran ceasefire

Donald Trump’s Iran ceasefire drew mixed US reactions: Democrats like Chuck Schumer slammed the US President over his Iran threats, while Republicans such as Lindsey Graham backed the move.

Poland Air Pollution: Progress in Pollution Control Comes to a Halt in Warsaw

Warsaw, Poland’s capital, has seen progress in air pollution control stall, raising concerns about public health and environmental sustainability. Authorities report that efforts to reduce emissions from traffic, industry, and residential heating are facing challenges, slowing down the improvement of air quality.

SS Rajamouli's Varanasi plot leaked? Mahesh Babu on a cosmic quest across time

Directed by SS Rajamouli, the movie stars South Indian superstar Mahesh Babu as Rudra. Apart from him, Priyanka Chopra and Prithviraj Sukumaran plays the Mandakini and Kumbha, respectively.

Reporter asks Trump about his mental health. Here is what the president said

Donald Trump mental health: A journalist asked the American president about the critics who say that his mental health should be examined. Trump responded without losing his cool, saying that he had not heard about it, and said they need more people like him.

‘Historic political disaster’: Netanyahu faces backlash after Trump announces Iran ceasefire

Netanyahu faces intense domestic backlash after Trump announced a US-led Iran ceasefire. Opposition leader Yair Lapid condemned the deal as a historic failure, claiming Israel was excluded from critical security negotiations.

Raaka: Makers unveil title of Allu Arjun, Deepika Padukone’s film with Atlee

Allu Arjun, and Atlee's much-anticipated project AA22 has been titled as Raaka. The makers shared the update with a striking poster. Read the details inside.

Nuclear bait-and-switch? REVEALED! Iran’s Farsi ceasefire plan has a hidden clause suspiciously missing from English version

Is Iran saying one thing in English and another in Farsi? Reports suggest a key clause on nuclear enrichment appears only in the Farsi version of Tehran’s ceasefire plan, missing from English copies shared with journalists. Was it an oversight or deliberate? Scroll down to read more

'Iconic!' Fans react as Anna Wintour and Meryl Streep pose together for Vogue cover ahead of The Devil Wears Prada 2

Ahead of the release of The Devil Wears Prada 2, Anna Wintour appeared on a magazine cover with Meryl Streep. This crossover between fashion and film has taken over the internet. Read on to know more.

MK Stalin questions BJP's secrecy over delimitation, flags danger for Southern states

Following Prime Minister Modi's comments, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah voiced out that the issue has never been about whether the number of Lok Sabha seats of southern states increases.

Manipur Bomb Attack: Late Night Explosion Critically Injures Mother, 2 Children Dead

A late-night bomb explosion in Manipur has critically injured a mother and killed two children, raising concerns about escalating violence in the region. Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the perpetrators and prevent further attacks. The tragic incident highlights ongoing security challenges in Manipur, prompting calls for increased vigilance and protection of civilians in conflict-affected areas.

West Asia War: RBI Maintains Neutral Policy Stance As War Risk Looms Large

The Reserve Bank of India kept its policy stance unchanged amid rising tensions in West Asia. The central bank flagged global uncertainty as the war risk continues to weigh on markets and oil prices.

RBI holds repo rate steady at 5.25%, sees GDP growth at 6.9%; warns of US-Iran war impact

Notably, the repo rate decision came just hours after US President Donald Trump announced a “bilateral ceasefire” with Iran, which sparked a rally in global markets. Indian benchmark indices also opened higher following the development.

From Trump’s ultimatum to Sharif’s plea: How US and Iran reached a two-week ceasefire

The US and Iran agree to a two-week ceasefire following Donald Trump’s threats, with Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif playing a crucial mediation role. Strait of Hormuz reopening remains central to the deal.

US-Iran Ceasefire: US President Says Truce Subject to Opening of Strait of Hormuz

A proposed two-week ceasefire in the United States–Iran conflict is subject to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, according to Donald Trump. Washington said the temporary truce would take effect once safe maritime passage through the vital global oil route is ensured. The development comes as both sides explore negotiations toward a broader agreement, with the Hormuz shipping corridor remaining central to regional security and global energy markets.