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The wedding capped a decade-long relationship and came after days of intense media speculation in Portugal over the location and timing of the ceremony. Ronaldo, 41, shared a photo of the couple's hands with their wedding bands and the caption: "C (heart) G" on his Instagram account.

Stewart’s team said in a statement that the procedure went well and he is now recovering under medical supervision.

David Ellison's Paramount and Warner Bros merger is one of the biggest deals in the cinema world. While things were about to get finalised, it was the 12-state lawsuit that has now become the biggest nightmare for Ellison and his team.

In 2025, Peter Navarro's attacks on India's trade policies and Russian oil purchases had triggered a fierce online backlash. Now, the Trump administration adviser says Indians went too far. All you need to know.

India rejected China’s objection to its renaming of 27 places in Arunachal Pradesh, asserting that the state is an integral part of the country. China called the move “illegal” and reiterated its territorial claims, as both sides continue talks on border management and the LAC.

US President Donald Trump confirmed he switched planes during his recent Turkey summit after the Secret Service and military advised him to do so due to a suspected threat. Trump said he routinely follows security advice and receives numerous threats.

The most striking example of how much has changed is the fact that New York City, home to as many Jews as Jerusalem, has a mayor so critical of Israel that he threatened to arrest Israel’s Prime Minister when he visits New York for September’s U.N. General Assembly meeting.

North Korea fired a ballistic missile towards the Sea of Japan days before major US-South Korea military drills, drawing a warning from Seoul and Japan.

At least 15 people were killed and 27 remain missing after an overloaded ferry capsized on Zimbabwe's Lake Kariba, triggering a major rescue operation.

Mir Yar Baloch appealed to the international community to recognise Balochistan as an independent country, saying the movement had entered a new phase focused on securing diplomatic and political recognition. He also compared Pakistan to cancer.

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Iran has displayed deep resilience in the conflict and has demonstrated to the world that it is a resilient and invincible power. He added that foreign ministers and officials from other countries tell him that Tehran has astonished the world.

Heavy rains and landslides have disrupted life across Himachal Pradesh, with 259 roads blocked as authorities continue clearance operations. Meanwhile, Assam is battling a severe rain and flood crisis, with the death toll rising to 101 and more than 1.26 lakh people affected across 10 districts. Rescue and relief operations are underway in both states.

As Arctic ice retreats, China is turning a once-impenetrable frozen frontier into a potential new trade corridor. A route that could slash sailing times between China and Europe, reduce dependence on crowded maritime chokepoints and give China a new strategic link to Western markets. China calls it the “Ice Silk Road.”

US President Donald Trump said Iran is struggling to access borrowing and that the US had control over frozen Iranian assets. Trump further said that Iran’s economy was in severe distress, and was facing 300% inflation. He also claimed that Iranian troops were leaving.

India's 80th Independence Day celebrations will feature Vande Mataram at Red Fort as the nation marks 150 years of the National Song and celebrates Yuva Shakti

Former US Marine Robert Gilman has been released from Russian custody after Vladimir Putin granted him a humanitarian pardon following talks with Donald Trump.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged citizens to participate in the 'Har Ghar Tiranga' campaign and turn it into a celebration in every home ahead of Independence Day.

Ranchi witnessed heightened tensions during the statewide Jharkhand Bandh called by the BJP on August 11. The shutdown followed clashes between JPSC-JSSC job aspirants and police, with protesters facing lathi-charges, water cannons and tear gas during their march toward the Assembly.

According to a report, U.S. has brokered a deal whereby IAEA will soon remove nuclear material stored at a clandestine site in Syria. This material was reportedly moved from the Al-Kibar facility which was bombed by Israel in 2007.