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Zakir Khan's hospitalisation sparks concerns among fans: 'What happened to him?'

A clip of Zakir Khan in a hospital has sparked concern among fans. The clip was shared in a new vlog by his brother Arbaz Khan. Read to know more.

Iran War: US-Allies Gulf Nations Report Multiple Interceptions, Explosions

Iran has pressed on with sustained missile and drone attacks across the Gulf region, despite repeated protests from its neighbours, in ongoing retaliation in the war launched by the United States and Israel.

Iran war: US military identifies six personnel killed in KC-135 Stratotanker crash in Iraq

The United States has named six US crew members killed after a Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker crash in Iraq. US Central Command said the crash was not due to hostile fire.

‘Bumrah is Usman Tariq of Fast Bowlers’: Pakistan selector’s bizarre comparison goes viral

"He is the Usman Tariq of fast bowlers." Pakistan selector Aaqib Javed sparks a massive social media storm after comparing Indian legend Jasprit Bumrah to the "mystery" spinner. Read why the bizarre analogy has fans calling it "Ferrari vs. Bicycle" following India’s T20 World Cup triumph.

Iran war highlights: ‘Unclear if Mojtaba has control even if he’s alive’: US ambassador to UN

As hostilities continue in West Asia, the US claims gains after strikes on Iran’s Kharg Island as Tehran shuts the Strait of Hormuz and threatens ships. Oil supply fears rise amid escalating attacks across the region. Follow WION live for latest Iran war updates.

Milind Soman: I Don't Go to the Gym, I Run, Swim, & Cycle

From redefining Indian modelling to becoming a global fitness icon, Milind Soman has consistently proven that age is just a number. In an exclusive conversation with WION’s Samarpita Das, the actor and athlete opens up about his mission to transform India’s fitness landscape through Pinkathon, a women-only running event in India.

US-Iran War | Iran Media: Missile Strike on Isfahan Industrial Area Kills 15

Iranian state media report that a missile strike on an industrial area in Isfahan has killed at least 15 people and caused significant damage to a factory producing heating and cooling equipment. The attack occurred during working hours and marks a dramatic escalation in the conflict, with Tehran attributing responsibility to U.S.–Israeli military operations in the region

China's growth on paper, stagnation in practice

China reported 5 per cent GDP growth in 2025, but analysts estimate real growth closer to 2.5–3 per cent, pointing to weak domestic demand, deflation, and a deep property crisis. Experts warn China’s economic model faces serious structural challenges.

‘Last person we need help from is Zelensky’: Trump snubs Ukrainian leader’s assistance in Iran war

Donald Trump says Volodymyr Zelensky is the “last person” the US needs help from after Kyiv offered expertise to counter Iranian drones. Trump also called Zelensky “difficult” to make a deal with.

Pak Strikes Fuel Depot Near Kandahar Airport; 'Over 1,500 Tons of Fuel Lost in Attack'

Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated after Pakistan reportedly carried out an airstrike targeting a fuel depot at Kandahar International Airport. The strike comes amid rising cross-border clashes and accusations of militant activity along the frontier.

John Alford, best known for his role in Grange Hill, dies at 54 in prison after convicted for sexual assault

Actor John Alford, best known for his role in Grange Hill, has reportedly died at the age of 54 in prison just months after being convicted in a sexual assault case. Read to know more.

Iran War: US Intelligence Reports Says Iran Laying Mines in Strat of Hormuz

Iran has deployed about a dozen mines in ​the Strait of Hormuz, two sources familiar with the matter ‌said, in a move likely to complicate the reopening of the narrow waterway, an important route for shipping oil and liquefied natural gas. Exports of ​oil and LNG through the strategic chokepoint along Iran's ​coast have effectively been halted by the war launched 12 ⁠days ago by the United States and Israel, helping to ​drive a surge in world energy prices.

Dowman, 16, makes Premier League history as Arsenal move 9 points clear; Pep insists title race isn't over

Max Dowman makes history! At 16, the teenager becomes the youngest-ever Premier League scorer as Arsenal beat Everton to go 9 points clear of Manchester City. Watch the record-breaking goal and see how Mikel Arteta’s side moved one step closer to their first title in 22 years.

US-Iran War | Trump: Strikes Demolished Most Of Kharg Island

In the ongoing US‑Iran war, President Donald Trump said U.S. forces have “totally demolished” military targets on Iran’s strategic Kharg Island, a key hub for the country’s oil exports, as part of intensified airstrikes. Trump also warned of further strikes — including on oil infrastructure — if Iran disrupts shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, signaling continued escalation in the conflict.

Two India-Bound Navy Vessels Cross the Strait of Hormuz Amid Rising Regional Tensions

The Indian Navy has deployed warships near the Persian Gulf amid escalating tensions in West Asia, as the US‑Iran conflict intensifies. Officials say the deployment aims to protect India’s strategic interests, shipping routes, and energy supply lines.

'Just for fun...': Trump wants to hit Iran’s Kharg Island again despite 'totally obliterated target' claims

US President Donald Trump said Washington may strike Iran’s Kharg Island again “just for fun,” while claiming earlier attacks had demolished targets there. In an telephonic interview, he also ruled out a deal with Tehran for now

Iran War: Trump Urges Naval Coalition as Iran Says Hormuz Closed

In the midst of the US‑Iran war, Iranian officials have declared that the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened to U.S. and Israeli vessels, effectively restricting access for their ships despite global calls to secure the vital shipping lane.

Iraq Crash: US Airmen Killed Identified as One Major Three Captains & Two Tech Sergeants

All six crew members aboard a US KC-135 refuelling aircraft that crashed in western Iraq have been confirmed dead, according to US Central Command. The aircraft went down during a mission supporting the US campaign against Iran. Two KC-135 tankers were involved in the operation, but the second aircraft landed safely. Officials say the crash occurred in what the military described as “friendly airspace.” US officials have said the incident was not caused by hostile or friendly fire, and the cause of the crash is under investigation. The loss of the tanker and its crew highlights the risks facing US forces as the war with Iran continues to escalate across the region.

Kim Jong Un Launches Missiles as South Korean PM Meets Donald Trump

North Korea has launched a fresh round of missiles as tensions rise on the Korean Peninsula during a high-level diplomatic meeting between South Korean Prime Minister and U.S. President Donald Trump. The missile launches, ordered by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, are being seen as a strong signal amid growing regional security concerns.