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PSG had to overturn a 1-0 defeat at home in a first leg they completely dominated last season before holding their nerve at Anfield, and the two teams have set off on different trajectories since.

The spacecraft had been sending back “ghostly” and garbled signals due to a malfunction in its Flight Data Subsystem (FDS), raising concerns about its future. Despite the enormous distance—which causes a one-day delay in communication—engineers managed to diagnose and resolve the issue.

West Bengal elections: Data shows 95% of voters removed in Nandigram SIR are Muslims

Iran asks civilians to shield key infrastructure from US strikes: Tehran has urged youth to form “human chains” around power plants as POTUS Donald Trump’s deadline looms. Scroll down to read more.

Did a busy airport ceiling just collapse mid-boarding? Panic erupted at Jakarta’s Soekarno-Hatta International Airport after debris and water crashed into a crowded lounge. What caused the sudden collapse and how bad was it? Scroll down to see more.

Iran reportedly launched missiles and drones at Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia, igniting fires in a key industrial hub important to the country's energy sector

'We will always choose Earth': Mission Control reconnects with Artemis II after 40-minute blackout as Orion heads back toward Earth

Trump’s Iran rescue highlights: downed F‑15E, daring US airman operation, leaker hunt, and Strait of Hormuz strategy explained

'A proud moment for India': PM Modi lauds Kalpakkam’s prototype fast breeder reactor as it achieves criticality

Trump blasts allies over Iran war, says 'Japan, South Korea and Australia didn’t help us…NATO didn’t help us'

'We are looking very hard to find that leaker': Trump vows to jail reporters who revealed missing US officer in Iran

Virat Kohli hails Ranveer Singh's "Dhurandhar 2" as a masterpiece after RCB's win over CSK. See the batting king’s review and his IPL 2026 stats here.

Wilson is expected to remain in his role until September 2026 to facilitate a smooth handover, with the final crash investigation report for Flight AI 171 due to be released just months earlier in June.

The Western Disturbance has already begun affecting some regions of North India, including the higher reaches of Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir, which experienced fresh snowfall.

NASA’s Artemis II is set for a dramatic moment as the Orion spacecraft reaches the far side of the Moon. During this phase, astronauts aboard Orion spacecraft will temporarily lose all communication with Earth for about 40–41 minutes. This planned blackout is a critical part of the mission, testing deep-space navigation and autonomy. The signal loss occurs as the spacecraft passes behind the Moon—an area where direct communication with Earth is not possible. While expected, it remains one of the most intense moments of the 10-day crewed lunar flyby

A former military adviser has warned that the United States could face shortages of key precision-guided missiles amid rising global tensions and sustained military commitments. The warning highlights concerns over defence production capacity, stockpile replenishment rates, and supply chain constraints. As conflicts intensify in multiple regions, experts stress the need to ramp up manufacturing and modernise procurement strategies to maintain deterrence and operational readiness.

A devastating drone attack by Russia has killed a woman and her two-year-old daughter in Odesa, along with another civilian, as the war continues to take a heavy toll on non-combatants. Ukrainian officials say residential buildings, a kindergarten, and critical energy infrastructure were hit in the overnight assault. At least 16 people, including a pregnant woman and children, were injured. The strikes have also triggered widespread power outages, leaving thousands of households without electricity as repair efforts continue.

NASA's critical issue with Voyager 1, the farthest human-made object in space—now over 25 billion kilometers from Earth, has been fixed. The spacecraft had been sending back “ghostly” and garbled signals due to a malfunction in its Flight Data Subsystem (FDS), raising concerns about its future. Despite the enormous distance—which causes a one-day delay in communication—engineers managed to diagnose and resolve the issue. Launched in 1977, Voyager 1 continues its journey through interstellar space, sending back invaluable data decades after its mission began.

Serious questions are being raised about the true scale of U.S. military casualties in the ongoing Iran conflict. A report by The Intercept claims that the number of American troops killed or injured could be far higher than officially disclosed. While U.S. Central Command has acknowledged over 300 wounded personnel, independent estimates suggest the figure could be closer to 750. An anonymous defence official has even alleged a “cover-up,” accusing the military of releasing outdated or incomplete casualty data. Meanwhile, officials have declined to provide clear figures on fatalities.