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In Canada, it is not unusual for federal lawyers to ask a judge to allow them to refrain from disclosing national security information during trials. It is mostly done when the information in question was provided by a foreign agency.

From Azmatullah Omarzai to Shadley van Schalkwyk, here's a look at the top five bowlers with most wickets in T20 World Cup 2026 (league stage). This list also includes Varun Chakaravarthy, Blessing Muzarabani and Michael Leask

India’s third nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine, INS Aridhaman, is poised to make its presence in the Indo-Pacific in April-May 2026. Currently, India has two nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines: INS Arihant and INS Arighat. Let's try to know more about INS Aridhaman.

A student admissions website used by families to enroll children into schools has fixed a security lapse that was exposing their personal information. The website, Ravenna Hub, which lets parents apply and track the status of their kids’ applications across thousands of schools, was allowing any logged-in user to access the personally identifiable data associated with any other user, including their children.

Tamil Nadu Minister emphasizes that artificial intelligence (AI) should be embraced as an enabler for growth and innovation, rather than feared as a disruptor. Speaking on the role of AI in education, industry, and governance, the minister highlighted its potential to boost productivity, create opportunities, and support sustainable development while encouraging responsible adoption across sectors.

Ramzan 2026 celebrations have commenced in the United Arab Emirates, with Dubai Police firing the traditional cannon to mark the beginning of the holy month. The ceremonial practice, deeply rooted in regional tradition, signals the start of fasting and religious observances for Muslims. The event reflects the cultural and spiritual significance of Ramzan across the UAE.

Former Prince Andrew has been released from police custody following his arrest over allegations related to the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. The arrest sparked international attention, with Andrew facing potential charges linked to misconduct in public office. Authorities continue investigating claims and reviewing evidence as the former royal navigates legal scrutiny and public criticism.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Gaza’s reconstruction would not proceed without the disarmament of Hamas, linking rebuilding efforts to security conditions. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump pledged billions of dollars in aid for Gaza, signalling potential financial support for post-conflict recovery. The remarks come amid continuing international debate over Gaza’s future and regional stability.

A United Nations investigation reports hallmarks of genocide in Sudan, revealing that RSF forces subjected civilians to three days of “absolute horror.” The probe highlights mass killings, human rights violations, and the escalating humanitarian crisis. Stay updated on Sudan’s conflict and UN findings.

U.S. President Donald Trump has directed government agencies, including the Pentagon, to identify and release files related to aliens, extraterrestrial life, UAP (unidentified aerial phenomena), and UFOs. Trump said the effort will provide transparency on what the U.S. government knows about extraterrestrial activity. The move has reignited global interest in Area 51, UFOs, and government disclosure debates. Officials have yet to announce a timeline for the release, but the directive marks a significant step toward declassifying long-hidden information about unidentified phenomena.

At the Board of Peace meeting, US President Donald Trump delivered an extended 47-minute speech marked by praise for multiple global leaders and references to international political developments. Trump highlighted his diplomatic positions and reiterated claims linked to past geopolitical events. The address drew attention for its tone, messaging, and broader political implications.

The approval comes from Florida's Republican Party-led legislature, which passed a bill to rename the Palm Beach International Airport as the "President Donald J Trump International Airport. "

The Baloch Liberation Army has released a video claiming it captured Pakistani soldiers during what it calls Operation Herof 2.0 in Balochistan. The footage and claims have not been independently verified, while Pakistani authorities have not immediately responded to the assertions. The development comes amid continuing security tensions and insurgent activity in the region.

US President Donald Trump warned Iran on Thursday that it has 10 to 15 days to reach a meaningful agreement over its nuclear programme or face “really bad things”, setting a firm deadline for talks that have stalled amid mounting regional tensions and a U.S. military buildup in the Middle East. Tehran has said it would respond decisively to any military aggression, while indirect nuclear negotiations continue with limited progress. The deadline and warning come as fears of broader conflict escalate in Washington and beyond.

Actor Eric Dane, best known for his role in Grey’s Anatomy, has died at the age of 53 after battling ALS. Dane’s passing has drawn tributes from fans and the entertainment industry, marking the loss of a prominent television star. He was widely recognised for his performances across television and film.

Over 7,000 cannabis shops in Thailand close due to stricter regulations and new law. This comes after stricter laws made it harder for businesses to comply, leading to significant financial losses for operators in the country.

Nearly three years of war in Sudan are accelerating a severe climate crisis. South of Khartoum, vast stretches of the Al-Sunut forest have been destroyed, threatening floods, biodiversity loss, and long-term environmental collapse. Stay updated on Sudan’s war impact and climate emergency.

Severe winter weather and heavy snowfall disrupted operations at Frankfurt Airport, triggering delays and travel disruptions. Flight schedules were affected as authorities worked to manage safety and runway conditions. The disruption highlights continuing challenges for air travel during extreme winter conditions across parts of Europe.

Moonquakes are a common occurrence. But this is creating cracks on the moon, triggering the birth of new structures and also reshaping the lunar body. Scientists say that the moon is not only going away from us, but is also getting smaller.