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What is Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG hub and why is it critical to global energy supply?
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Early on Thursday, QatarEnergy reported ‘sizeable fires’ and ‘extensive further damage’ to multiple LNG facilities. The country’s interior ministry later confirmed that all fires had been contained, with no injuries reported.

U.S. Dominates Global Arms Market, Accounts for 43% of Worldwide Exports | WION

The United States continues to lead global arms exports, accounting for 43% of total shipments worldwide. This dominance underscores Washington’s influence on global military trade, shaping geopolitical dynamics and security strategies.

'We will finish this': Pete Hegseth vows US will stay until mission complete

'We will finish this': Pete Hegseth vows US will stay until mission complete

What is Asset Tokenisation (Regulation) Bill 2026? AAP MP Raghav Chadha introduces in parliament

The initiative is designed to promote transparency, accountability, and investor protection, while also supporting innovation in the fintech sector. The bill proposes regulatory oversight to ensure market integrity and maintain financial stability in tokenised asset markets.

IPL 2026: AB de Villiers highlights key factor for SRH star Abhishek Sharma, says 'he has to start...'

Abhishek Sharma, currently the number one batter in T20Is, will be a key factor for SunRisers Hyderabad as they look to end their 10-year wait for an IPL title. According to De Villiers, Abhishek needs to overcome challenges mentally and could help SRH deliver their first title in a decade.

Gujarat to rebuild hostel at AI-171 crash site, capacity to triple

The crash, which occurred on June 12, 2025, involved a Boeing 787 operated by Air India. Shortly after takeoff, the aircraft went down and struck the hostel and canteen complex of B.J. Medical College, leading to widespread destruction and the loss of around 260 lives.

US-Iran War | Trump: Israel Won't Hit South Pars, Iran Must Not Target Qatar

The US-Iran war continues to escalate as Donald Trump makes a crucial statement on the unfolding crisis. Trump said Israel will not carry out further strikes on Iran’s South Pars gas field, while warning Tehran against targeting Qatar.

Israel-US War: Ghalibaf Questions Israel, US Claims on Iran War

Tensions in the Israel-US-Iran conflict continue to escalate as Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf questions the claims made by Israel and the United States regarding the war. Tehran has rejected calls for a ceasefire, insisting that the “aggressor must be punished” and warning of continued retaliation.

Sri Lanka Power Surge: Sri Lanka Urges EV Owners to Unplug at Night

Sri Lanka is grappling with a sudden power surge as electricity demand spikes, prompting authorities to urge electric vehicle (EV) owners to avoid charging at night. The move aims to ease pressure on the national grid and prevent potential outages. With EV adoption rising and energy infrastructure under strain, officials warn that managing consumption patterns will be crucial to maintaining stability.

Mumbai Property Rates Likely to Rise Amid Hormuz Shipping Crisis

For high-rise projects, which dominate Mumbai’s skyline, even a marginal increase in material cost can significantly impact overall project budgets.

Kuwait Busts Hezbollah Cell, 10 Arrested with Drones and Flags Seized

Kuwaiti authorities have detained 10 individuals allegedly linked to Hezbollah in a major security crackdown. During the operation, officials seized Hezbollah flags and small drones, heightening concerns over potential militant activity in the region. The arrests underscore rising security challenges in the Middle East, as nations intensify efforts to dismantle suspected networks and prevent potential threats.

No smoking gun? How US intel assessment of no Iran nuclear weapon threat is eerily similar to the run-up to Iraq invasion of 2003

Iran war situation is increasingly turning similar to the Iraq invasion runup: US intelligence says Iran halted nuclear activity after 2025 strikes, contradicting Trump's war rhetoric. Flawed WMD claims were used in 2003 to justify the invasion of Iraq

WION World Pulse | Shekhawat: Future Won't Be Shaped by Power Alone

On WION World Pulse, India’s Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat shares his perspective on global leadership, sustainability, and the shifting balance of power in today’s world. Emphasising that the future will not be shaped by power alone, he highlights the role of cooperation, innovation, and responsible governance in addressing global challenges. Watch the full conversation for key insights into geopolitics, development, and India’s vision on the world stage

America's Most Powerful Warship to Leave Red Sea After Fire

One of America’s most powerful warships is set to leave the Red Sea after a major fire incident raised serious operational and safety concerns. The development comes amid rising tensions in the region linked to the ongoing conflict in West Asia. The withdrawal could impact US naval presence and strategy in one of the world’s most critical maritime routes.

Dhurandhar: The Revenge review - It's a Ranveer Singh show but the brutal violence goes too far

Directed and written by Aditya Dhar, Ranveer Singh's show is an out -and-out in an action drama with tons of violence. Scroll down to read the full review.

Sensex tanks 2,500 pts, Nifty ends down 3.3% at 23,000; Rs 12 lakh crore wiped off

Banking stocks led the decline, with HDFC Bank emerging as a key drag on the indices. The stock fell over 5% to around Rs 800 after part-time chairman Atanu Chakraborty resigned. Surging crude prices and a hawkish Federal Reserve stance also unsettled the investors.

ALPA urges DGCA to review pilot duty hours amid Gulf conflict, flag safety concerns

ALPA urges DGCA to review pilot duty hours amid Gulf conflict, flag safety concerns

Another distraction from Epstein files: Why did White House register ‘Aliens.gov’?
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White House registers Alien.gov domain as Trump pushes UFO file release, sparking speculation, betting spikes, and renewed alien life debate.

Indian woman tried to 'courier' her father to record reel, and then this happened. But why did she do it? WATCH

The incident came to light on Tuesday when the five members of the family, a woman, her husband, mother-in-law and brother-in-law, visited a courier service's office within the Vyalikaval police station limits carrying a large package.