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Breaking | Excise Policy Case: Court Discharges Former Delhi CM Kejriwal | WION

In a major development in the Excise Policy case, a court has discharged former Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal. The ruling marks a significant turn in the high-profile case linked to the now-scrapped excise policy.

Pak vs Taliban | Pakistan Defence Minister: ‘Now It’s Open War’ With Taliban | WION

Pakistan’s Defence Minister has said that the situation with the Afghan Taliban is now “open war,” signalling a dramatic escalation in tensions. The statement comes amid ongoing clashes and cross-border military action between the two sides. Meanwhile, Afghan Taliban-affiliated media have claimed that a Pakistani fighter jet was downed. There has been no immediate independent confirmation of the claim.

Ronaldo no longer only a player but a football club owner in Spain

Ronaldo now owns 25 per cent ownership in Almeria which is owned by Saudi group SMC. The club, which last played in La Liga in 2024, are currently third in second division league Segunda.

Bridgerton cast net worth: Jonathan Bailey to Nicola Coughlan- Who is the richest?
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Bridgerton season 4 part 2 is finally out! The period romance series focuses on a different couple in each season, with members of the Bridgerton family finding their footing in love and securing their futures. Here's everything you need to know about the cast's net worth.

Indore family loses Rs 1 lakh in fake kidnap scam using 'deepfake technology': More details inside

The police said the family had previously scolded the child; when he didn't return home and remained untraceable for long hours, they filed a missing person complaint at the local police station.

'I am not corrupt': Kejriwal breaks down after discharge in excise policy case | Video

“I am not corrupt": After being discharged in the excise policy case, Arvind Kejriwal grew emotional outside court and called the verdict a vindication. Watch video HERE.

Mark Carney To Visit India, Set To Meet PM Modi In New Delhi | WION

Canada’s Mark Carney is set to visit India, where he will meet Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi. The visit is being viewed as a potential reset in Ottawa-New Delhi ties, amid efforts to stabilise relations and re-engage diplomatically.

What is Defense Production Act? Can Trump force Anthropic to give Pentagon 'unconditional' access to its AI
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Can Donald Trump force Anthropic to hand over its AI under the Defense Production Act? As pressure mounts, the Cold War era law is back in focus. What powers does DPA actually give the US president and where are the limits? Scroll down to find out.

Cuba Fires On Florida-Registered US Speedboat, Four Killed | WION

Cuba has reportedly fired on a Florida-registered US speedboat, with authorities saying four people aboard the vessel were killed. The incident has raised fresh tensions, as Havana stated it is ready to conduct a probe into the shooting. Further details are awaited as both sides assess the circumstances surrounding the incident.

UK: Greens Win Gorton & Denton By-Poll, Hannah Spencer Takes Seat | WION

The Green Party has won the Gorton and Denton by-poll in the United Kingdom, with Hannah Spencer securing the seat for the Greens. The result marks a notable electoral gain for the party in the constituency.

Iran-US Tensions: Nuclear Talks End Without Deal, Oman Says Progress Made | WION

The latest round of indirect nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran in Geneva concluded without a deal, even though Omani mediators said “significant progress” was achieved. Mediator Oman indicated that technical-level talks will resume next week in Vienna, underscoring continued diplomatic engagement despite unresolved disagreements over Iran’s nuclear programme, including uranium enrichment and sanctions relief. Both sides face pressure as tensions remain high.

AI over humans? Block lays off 40% of staff, CEO Jack Dorsey says still hiring AI engineers

The letter shared by co-founder Jack Dorsey to shareholders highlights the reason for layoffs: “intelligence tools.” Based on the move, Dorsey thinks most companies will follow a similar pattern in the near future.

National emergency in US? Trump could end up with extraordinary powers under executive order: Report

The United States could be staring at a national emergency, according to a draft executive order. Trump could take the step over claims that foreign countries are interfering in the country's elections. This will give him the power to ban mail ballots and some voting machines.

Deepika Padukone is not part of The White Lotus - here’s why she declined

Emmy Award-winning series, The White Lotus, is one of the most-loved series. Weeks after it was learned that Deepika Padukone was set to make an appearance in the HBO show, it has been learned that Bollywood actress has declined the opportunity.

India batter Rinku Singh's father passes away after prolonged battle with cancer

With India's next in T20 World Cup 2026 Super 8 scheduled on Sunday (Mar 1), it is not clear as of now if Rinku will be available for selection or not. The match is a virtual quarter-final for both India and WI with the winner set to advance to the semis along with South Africa from Group 1.

US deploys a dozen F-22 stealth jets to Israel, expanding its military presence in Middle East amid tension with Iran

The fifth-generation F-22 stealth jets landed at an Israeli air force airbase in south Israel on Tuesday, according to various US media outlets.

Fact Check: The Kerala Story 2 tickets still available despite stay on the release

Directed by Kamakhya Narayan Singh and produced by Vipul Amrutlal Shah, The Kerala Story 2 is the second part of the 2023 film, which was also based in the south-Indian state.

US citizens in Cuba boat shooting? White House reveals SHOCKING details

At least one American was killed and another was injured, after Cuba intercepted a Florida-registered speedboat near its waters. Havana has called it a “terrorist” infiltration and claimed they fired first.

ECB Posts Third Straight Annual Loss Amid Inflation Fight | World Business Watch

The European Central Bank has posted its third straight annual loss, a legacy of its aggressive fight against inflation. While the red ink is shrinking, officials say the cost was unavoidable and that the worst may now be over.