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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.

Pakistan has declared what it describes as an “open war” with Afghanistan following escalating border hostilities. Strikes have been reported in Kabul and Kandahar after Afghanistan launched attacks along the border. The sharp escalation marks one of the most serious confrontations between the two sides in recent years, with tensions intensifying rapidly.

AI company Anthropic has reportedly declined a Pentagon ultimatum seeking unconditional use of its artificial intelligence systems by the US military. The development signals tensions between major AI firms and defence authorities over how advanced AI technologies should be deployed, particularly in military and national security contexts.

Anthropic has pushed back on US Pentagon pressure, saying it cannot “in good conscience” allow unrestricted military use of its technology. The move could trigger action under a Cold War-era law. What lines is the company refusing to cross? Scroll down to read more.

Trump had made the remark on a congratulatory call to men's ice hockey team for their gold medal win at the Winter Olympics 2026 in MIlan-Cortina. After Trump's remark, men's team players where seen laughing and chuckling in a viral social media video but some of them are regretting it now

Bosh had joined LeBron James and Dwyane Wade in the Heat's "Big Three" before blood clots -- in his lungs and legs -- ended his NBA career, forcing him out of the game in the 2015-16 season.

Is Pakistan now in “open war” with the Taliban? After fresh cross border clashes, Pak Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said patience had “reached its limit.” Blasts, retaliatory strikes and border seizures are being reported. How did this escalate so fast? Scroll down to read

Satellite imagery has revealed the deployment of 11 US F-22 Raptor stealth fighter jets at Ovda Air Base in southern Israel amid rising US-Iran nuclear tensions

Russia said there is no set timeline to end the Ukraine war, with Sergey Lavrov stressing Moscow has “objectives, not deadlines.” Meanwhile, US, Ukrainian and Russian officials continued diplomatic talks in Geneva.

The Islamic Emirate's spokesperson, Zabihullah Mujahid, said that around 40 members of Pakistan’s military regime forces have been killed in Kunar province. He added that the number of posts captured from the enemy has reached 15.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to tour India next month as global trade uncertainties continue to impact economic relations. The visit aims to strengthen India-Canada ties and explore opportunities for collaboration in finance, investment, and trade.

Researchers in Argentina have uncovered what is believed to be one of the world’s smallest known dinosaur fossils. The remarkable discovery sheds new light on dinosaur evolution, body size diversity, and prehistoric ecosystems in South America. Scientists say the tiny fossil could help reshape understanding of how smaller dinosaur species adapted and survived millions of years ago. The find adds to Argentina’s growing reputation as one of the most important regions for paleontological discoveries.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited China’s iconic Forbidden City during his official state visit, highlighting diplomatic ties between Germany and China. The visit included discussions on trade, economic cooperation, and international relations, reflecting both countries’ interest in strengthening bilateral engagement. Chancellor Merz’s tour of the historic landmark symbolized cultural appreciation alongside strategic dialogue on global and regional issues.

Hillary Clinton denied any connection to Jeffrey Epstein, saying she never met him or visited his properties, and urged the committee to question the current US president under oath if seeking truth.

Instagram is introducing a new feature to notify parents if teenagers search for terms related to self-harm on the platform. The move aims to enhance teen safety, promote mental health awareness, and encourage timely interventions by guardians. Instagram plans to balance user privacy with parental guidance, as experts highlight the importance of monitoring online activity to prevent harmful behaviour and support at-risk adolescents.

Russia has warned that any deployment of British troops in Ukraine could prolong the ongoing war, escalating tensions in the region. Moscow cautioned that foreign troop involvement risks further destabilizing Ukraine and complicating diplomatic efforts, highlighting the delicate balance between military support for Kyiv and the potential for wider conflict in Eastern Europe.

During Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Israel, India and Israel upgraded their relationship to a “Special Strategic Partnership.” The leaders signed multiple agreements, including MoUs in defence, trade, technology, and innovation, strengthening bilateral cooperation. This historic step reflects deepening diplomatic, economic, and security ties, marking a new era in India-Israel relations with long-term strategic collaboration.

Senior advisers in the United States administration are reportedly pushing for Israel to strike Iran first if military action becomes necessary, believing this could help build domestic support for a broader campaign. The discussions come amid rising tensions over Iran’s nuclear and missile programmes and ahead of critical talks in Geneva, as Washington balances diplomacy with pressure and military preparedness.

Hillary Clinton has accused former President Donald Trump of attempting a cover-up in connection with the ongoing Epstein investigation, while firmly denying any wrongdoing on her part. Clinton’s statement comes amid heightened scrutiny of the high-profile case involving Jeffrey Epstein and his network. The revelations have sparked intense political debate and media attention in the United States.