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Yanis Yushvaev, described as the head of Israel’s Caucasus Jewish mafia, was shot dead at Caesarea Junction after years of criminal investigations

Twitch is facing legal scrutiny after a lawsuit alleged that the platform used creators' streams to help train artificial intelligence systems without proper consent. The complaint claims streamers were effectively treated as "free training stock" for AI development. The case comes as more Twitch users seek to opt out of AI training programs and raises broader questions about creator rights, data ownership and how tech platforms use user-generated content in the age of artificial intelligence.

The wellness industry is embracing a new trend: personalised retreats. Unlike traditional wellness getaways built around fixed group schedules, these retreats are designed to match individual goals, lifestyles and health needs. From customised fitness plans and nutrition programs to one-on-one mindfulness sessions, personalised retreats offer a more flexible and targeted approach to well-being. As travellers increasingly seek meaningful and transformative experiences, tailor-made wellness escapes are becoming one of the fastest-growing trends in the global wellness industry.

Vijay said the government would identify suitable alternative locations for developing the proposed new airport. He said the existing Meenambakkam airport currently has the capacity to serve 30 million passengers a year.

SS Rajamouli has reportedly planned to release Varanasi in 50 languages in approximately 120 countries. Starring Mahesh Babu, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Prithviraj Sukumaran, the filmmaker will use human voice artists instead of AI.

Jemima Goldsmith urged UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband to intervene over former Pakistani PM Imran Khan's three-year solitary confinement, warning of severe physical and mental deterioration.

A 28-year-old Indian national from Punjab's Kapurthala district, Gurdeep Singh, was fatally shot in Brooklyn, New York, during a suspected robbery attempt while out on a late-night pizza delivery. Singh, who moved to the United States years ago to support his family back home, was rushed to a local hospital with multiple gunshot wounds where he was pronounced dead.

Panama’s 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign ended in the group stage after they lost to Ghana, Croatia and England in Group L and failed to reach the Round of 32.

Heavy rainfall and severe thunderstorms in Delhi forced 15 IGI Airport flights to divert, while triggering citywide waterlogging, traffic disruption, and an IMD red alert across multiple districts.

A Syrian court sentenced former Grand Mufti Ahmad Badreddin Hassoun, known as the “barrel bomb mufti”, to life imprisonment. He was accused of inciting violence and justifying killings under Bashar al-Assad

U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed has criticised Pakistan's political system, arguing that true democracy is being denied a chance to function in the country. El-Sayed also highlighted the imprisonment of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, raising concerns about democratic processes and political freedoms. His remarks have added to the international debate surrounding Pakistan's political landscape, civil-military relations and the future of democratic governance in the country.

Actor Hong Mingi has become a part of growing controversy after a woman has accused him of dating violence, threats and emotional abuse. Read more to know all about the case.

China recalls more than 4 million EVs, including 2.98 million Teslas, over hidden door-handle safety concerns and emergency escape risks

The Jammu and Kashmir State Investigation Agency has reopened probes into the 1998 Wandhama massacre of 23 Kashmiri Pandits, alongside the 1989 assassinations of Tika Lal Taploo and Justice Neelkanth Ganjoo.

Russia has tested the nuclear submarine capable of carrying the Poseidon missiles and triggering massive tsunamis. Khabarovsk was put to sea recently and is a major weapon in Putin's arsenal. Putin says Poseidon cannot be intercepted.

Iran has dismissed the latest U.S. sanctions threat as a sign of desperation, insisting that Washington's pressure campaign will fail to change Tehran's policies. The response comes as the Trump administration prepares what officials describe as the toughest sanctions package yet, targeting Iran and countries that continue doing business with it. Iranian leaders argue that years of economic pressure have failed to achieve U.S. objectives, while Washington says tougher measures are needed to increase pressure on Tehran. As tensions escalate, the debate is shifting beyond sanctions: who is becoming more isolated on the global stage—Iran or the United States?

India's space program has long been praised for delivering ambitious missions at comparatively low costs. But as global competition in the space sector intensifies, questions are emerging about the true economics of satellite launches and space exploration. How do Indian launch vehicles compare with those developed in the United States and other major space powers? As commercial space companies expand and governments invest heavily in next-generation capabilities, the debate over cost efficiency, innovation, and competitiveness is gaining momentum. This report examines the numbers behind space launches and whether India's reputation for low-cost space missions still holds true today.

A £270,000 UK campaign urges South Asian and Muslim communities to cut water use during drought by modifying rice-washing practices and performing wudu using a one-liter jug, sparking criticism.

The U.S. military says it has carried out a strike on a suspected drug-trafficking vessel in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing at least two people. According to U.S. Southern Command, the boat was operating along established narcotics-smuggling routes and was targeted based on intelligence assessments. The strike is part of Operation Southern Spear, launched by the Trump administration as part of its intensified campaign against Latin American drug cartels. However, rights groups and legal experts have raised concerns over the operation, questioning the evidence behind the strikes and warning about potential violations of international law.