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'Did Not Know' Of Israeli Strike: Trump Claims Of No Information On Attack

QatarEnergy says an Iranian missile strike has damaged infrastructure at Ras Laffan Industrial City, the world’s largest LNG production site. The attack triggered fires and caused what officials described as extensive damage to parts of the facility. Authorities said the site had been evacuated earlier after warnings that it could be targeted. Doha has condemned the strike as a violation of its sovereignty and national security, as tensions escalate across the region.

Venezuela Overhauls Military Leadership, Intelligence Chief Named Defence Minister

Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodriguez said on Wednesday that General Gustavo Gonzalez Lopez will take over as defense minister from General Vladimir Padrino, a long-time powerbroker ​close to ousted President Nicolas Maduro. The change is the most important yet in Rodriguez's cabinet and marks the demotion of a general who controlled ‌Venezuela's sprawling military for 11 years under Maduro.

West Asia war | 'Some of India's LPG is coming from US', says government amid Strait of Hormuz blockade

Untitled SummIndia is diversifying its energy basket by sourcing LPG from the US. The Ministry of Petroleum & Natural Gas confirms this strategic shift to reduce dependency on traditional suppliers and enhance national energy security in 2026.ary

Thailand Elects Anutin as Prime Minister | Anutin Back in Power

Thailand’s new parliament has elected Anutin Charnvirakul as the Prime Minister, marking his return to power. This historic decision highlights the shifting political landscape in Thailand and the key alliances shaping the government.

Israel Strike Row: Trump Denies Knowledge, Aide Points to Detailed Planning

Donald Trump said he “did not know” about a reported Israeli strike, while an aide claimed he had carefully calculated every possible outcome. The contrasting statements raise questions over US involvement and strategy amid rising Middle East tensions.

‘Apps may disappear in the future’: AI agents will take over, says Nothing CEO Carl Pei

At the SXSW, Carl Pei said traditional smartphone apps could eventually disappear as AI agents take over everyday tasks. He argued that the current app-based system is outdated and inefficient, requiring users to switch between multiple apps for simple actions.

Sri Lanka President Appeals To EV Owners: Night Charging Burdening Power Grid

Sri Lanka’s President has urged electric vehicle (EV) owners to limit charging during night hours, warning that increased demand is putting significant strain on the country’s power grid. With EV adoption rising and electricity consumption peaking at night, authorities are concerned about grid stability and the risk of outages. The appeal highlights the growing challenges of balancing clean energy transitions with infrastructure readiness. Officials are now exploring ways to manage demand, including better charging schedules and long-term upgrades to the power system.

Ustaad Bhagat Singh X review: Pawan Kalyan action-starrer garners mixed reaction

Pawan Kalyan starrer Ustaad Bhagat Singh was released in cinemas today, and netizens have already taken to social media platforms to express their views. Read to know more.

Turkey Protests Erupt as Imamoglu Supporters Demand Erdogan’s Resignation

Supporters of jailed Erdogan rival Ekrem Imamoglu took to the streets, chanting “President Imamoglu” and calling for Tayyip Erdogan’s resignation. The protests highlight rising political tensions in Turkey, with growing unrest and demands for change.

What is Facebook’s creator fast track? Meta promises payouts and reach for new creators

Facebook has launched Creator Fast Track, a new programme aimed at attracting creators from other platforms by offering guaranteed earnings and reach. Eligible creators can earn up to $3,000 per month for three months, gain boosted visibility, and access monetisation tools immediately.

France FM to Visit Lebanon After EU Urges Israel to Halt Strikes

France’s Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot is set to visit Lebanon as tensions escalate in the region. The visit comes shortly after the European Union called on Israel to halt its military strikes on Lebanese territory. According to France’s foreign ministry, the trip underscores Paris’ support and solidarity with the Lebanese people, who it says are being drawn into a conflict they did not choose. The development highlights growing international concern over the escalating situation and increasing pressure for de-escalation in the Middle East.

Army Hosts Grand Iftar for Orphaned Children in Pattan, Baramulla

The Indian Army organized a special Iftar for orphaned children in Pattan, Baramulla, fostering community spirit and peace during Ramadan 2026. Read more about this heartwarming outreach initiative in North Kashmir.

What is Nvidia building beyond chips, and why does it matter now?

NVIDIA is evolving beyond GPUs into a full-stack AI infrastructure company, with its networking business emerging as a major growth driver. The division generated $11 billion in quarterly revenue and is now Nvidia’s second-largest segment.

Arrow-3 vs Cluster bombs: How Israel's defence system stops these missiles before they split into dozens of killers
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It can detect, track and engage short-, medium- and intermediate-range threats, including those carrying unconventional warheads, in both standalone and networked modes.

US-Iran War: Drone Seen Over US Army Base Housing Rubio, Hegseth Raises Security Alarm | WION

A drone has been spotted over a US Army base in Washington, where senior officials including Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth have official residences. According to reports, multiple unidentified drones were detected over Fort McNair on at least one night in recent days, prompting heightened security measures and internal discussions at the White House. Officials have not yet identified the origin or intent of the drones, raising concerns about surveillance and potential security vulnerabilities at one of the most sensitive military locations in the US. The incident comes amid heightened tensions linked to the ongoing Iran conflict, with US authorities closely monitoring possible threats.

Iran war: Two commercial ships struck by projectiles off the coasts of Qatar, UAE

After US and Israel attacked Iran, Tehran closed the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway that connects the Persian Gulf with the Gulf of Oman.

'No material concerns': New HDFC chairman breaks silence after sudden resignation of Atanu Chakraborty

HDFC Bank’s newly appointed interim chairman, Keki Mistry, on Thursday reassured investors and stakeholders that the bank remains stable and the board is firmly committed to preserving confidence in the country’s largest private-sector lender.

US-Israel Strike Iran: West Asia War Threatens Fertiliser Supply, 35% of Global Urea at Risk | WION

The ongoing war in West Asia is raising fresh concerns over global food security, with fertiliser supplies under pressure. Around 35% of the world’s urea shipments face disruption due to risks to key shipping routes, particularly through strategic chokepoints affected by the conflict. The disruption could push up fertiliser prices, impacting agricultural production and food costs worldwide, especially in import-dependent regions.

Owner creates cancer vaccine for his rescue dog despite no medical background

The dog was suffering from mast cell cancer and could not move because of the tumours in a leg. Her owner decided to do something about it and turned to data learning tools and AI to create a solution, which was then used to make a vaccine.