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Lion DNA Cracks Poaching Case, Wildlife Tracking Leads To Major Legal Breakthrough | WION

A poaching investigation has seen a major breakthrough after lion DNA evidence and wildlife tracking alerts helped authorities crack the case. Officials say forensic analysis and monitoring technologies played a crucial role in identifying links to illegal wildlife activity. The development highlights the growing role of science and technology in wildlife crime enforcement.

India AI Summit: Bain’s Florian Mueller On AI Training, Bias And Inclusivity | WION

At the India AI Summit, Dr Florian Mueller, Senior Partner and Head of Bain’s EMEA AI and Solutions Practice, shared insights on artificial intelligence development, focusing on AI training, bias, and inclusivity. Mueller discussed challenges surrounding model training, fairness in algorithms, and the importance of building inclusive AI systems. The conversation highlights key debates shaping the global AI landscape.

FIFA And Board Of Peace Pledge Support For Gaza, Announce Football Plans | WION

FIFA and the Board of Peace have pledged support for Gaza, unveiling plans aimed at promoting football initiatives in the region. The announcement highlights efforts to use sport as a tool for engagement and community development amid ongoing challenges. The move has drawn international attention as discussions around Gaza’s future continue.

Tough day for Trump administration as US president dealt triple blow

The government data on Friday showed that the US economy recorded a moderate GDP growth rate of 1.4 per cent in the October to December quarter against earlier forecasts of 2.5 per cent.

‘Victory for Americans and US economy’: Democrats rejoice over SCOTUS ruling against Trump’s tariffs

Senator Andy Kim of New Jersey, who is a progressive Democrat, expressed anger that the tariffs existed in the first place. Trump just cost you a lot of money on unpopular and illegal tariffs, he said, adding that the ruling was a step in righting the wrongs,

NASA targets March 6 launch for Artemis II mission: After 52 years, NASA to send humans around the Moon

NASA is targeting March 6 for the launch of Artemis II, the first crewed mission to travel around the Moon since 1972. After a successful wet dress rehearsal at Kennedy Space Center, the mission will send four astronauts aboard Orion on a lunar flyby, paving the way for a future Moon landing.

Delhi hosts Indo-Nepal Trade Festival to boost trade, tourism and cultural links

Business networking, B2B, and B2G meetings will bring together policymakers, ministers, diplomats, industrialists, investors and entrepreneurs to explore new opportunities for shared growth and sustainable regional development.

T20 World Cup 2026: Australia salvage pride in dead-rubber clash, beat Oman in final group game

Riding on an excellent batting display from Mitchell Marsh (unbeaten 64) and Adam Zampa’s (21/4) neat bowling saw the Aussies home. However, that win was not enough for the 2021 T20 World Cup champions as they bowed out in the group stage, having lost to Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka in Group B.

Asim Munir 'Abandons' Pakistan Army Soldiers Kidnapped by BLA

Balochistan Liberation Army has released a fresh video in which a Pakistani army soldier held captive has expressed his anguish. The video showcases a soldier displaying his identification documents and questioning the Army on why it is not taking any steps to rescue them.

Russia-Ukraine War: Hungary, Slovakia Halt Diesel Supplies to Ukraine | Gravitas

#Gravitas Two European Union members, Hungary and Slovakia, have stopped diesel deliveries to Ukraine stemming from a dispute over an oil pipeline that has now led to the European Commission stepping in. Further compounding a crisis that has already left millions of Ukrainians without reliable power, particularly during the coldest months of the year.

Israel-Gaza War | Trump Gaza Army: ISF to Deploy 20,000 Troops Across Gaza | Gravitas

U.S. President Donald Trump has unveiled plans for a 20,000-strong International Stabilization Force in Gaza, joined by countries including Indonesia, Morocco, Turkiye and Albania. The initiative aims to protect civilians, train police, and assist reconstruction, while sparking tensions with Israel over Turkish troop involvement. Reports also suggest that Trump is also planning to build a mega base for 5000 troops in Gaza.

Trump’s Self-Obsession In Global Spotlight At Board Of Peace Meeting | Gravitas

U.S. President Donald Trump's self-obsession came to the fore yet again during his speech at the first meeting of the Gaza Board of Peace. He moved from touting his role in ending wars to passing awkward comments on leaders such as Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto and Paraguay President Santiago Pena.

Donald Trump 'considers' limited military strike if Iran doesn’t make a nuclear deal

President Trump confirms he is considering a limited military strike on Iran to force a nuclear deal. With a 10-day deadline looming, will Geneva diplomacy succeed?

CSK star Rahul Chahar announces separation from wife Ishani Johar, confirms on social media

On Friday (Feb 20), Rahul Chahar took to his social media handle to announce his separation, ending his three-and-a-half-year marriage with Ishani Johar.

Trump to attack Iran soon? From USS Abraham Lincoln to Gerald Ford US deploys - these warships are heading towards Middle East
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Trump said he is considering a limited strike on Iran as USS Abraham Lincoln and USS Gerald R. Ford, along with destroyers and advanced aircraft, move toward the Middle East.

Breaking: Trump's First Reaction on Tariff Ruling, Calls Supreme Court's Ruling a Disgrace

US President Donald Trump reacted to the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling, describing the decision as a “disgrace.” The comments mark Trump’s first public response after the court struck down a broad set of trade measures. The ruling has triggered political and market reactions, with debates intensifying over executive authority and trade policy.

Breaking | EU Analysing US Supreme Court Tariff Ruling Carefully, UK: We Will Work with US

The European Union and the United Kingdom responded after the US Supreme Court’s tariff ruling, with Brussels saying it is carefully analysing the decision. London signalled it will continue working with Washington on trade and economic matters. The reactions underscore the broader global implications of the ruling for transatlantic commerce and policy coordination.

Breaking: Wall Street Reacts Positively After Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Tariffs | Gravitas

Wall Street markets reacted positively after the US Court struck down a broad set of tariffs imposed under President Donald Trump. Investors interpreted the ruling as a potential shift in trade policy and regulatory outlook, boosting market sentiment. The decision has triggered fresh debate over executive trade powers and its wider economic implications.

Breaking: Trump Tariffs Struck Down, Uncertainty Looms As US Collected $250 Billion In Duties | WION

Uncertainty is mounting after the Supreme Court struck down a broad set of tariffs imposed under US President Donald Trump. The ruling has raised questions over the future of trade measures and their economic impact. US Customs and Border Protection had collected more than $250 billion in duties under the contested tariff regime, highlighting the scale of the decision’s potential consequences.