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Macron in India: India-France Elevate Ties to Special Global Strategic Partnership | WION

India and France have elevated their bilateral relationship to a Special Global Strategic Partnership, signalling deeper cooperation across strategic and global domains. The move marks a significant step in the trajectory of India–France ties.

India, Pakistan and others secure direct berth in 2028 T20 World Cup as ICC announces qualification criteria

The ICC announced the criteria for the qualification, as all the Super 8 teams of the 2026 edition were finalised. As per the qualification criteria set, all eight teams that qualified for the Super 8 stage of the 2026 T20 World Cup will receive direct passage to the 2028 edition.

Vivek Agnihotri addresses Operation Sindoor film speculation; ‘big nationalistic project'

Filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri recently addressed the rumour around making a film based on India’s Operation Sindoor. Read the details inside.

'Enough to power city of 100,000 people': How A1B reactor is heart of Gerald R. Ford-Class Supercarrier
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The A1B reactor powers the Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier using two advanced nuclear reactors that deliver 25% more power and triple electrical output than older designs. Let's try to understand more details about the A1B reactor that powers the aircraft carrier.

Japan’s Sanae Takaichi reappointed as Prime Minister after massive election win

Japan’s Sanae Takaichi reappointed as Prime Minister after massive election win

Deutsche Bank compliance officer who flagged suspicious transactions linked to Epstein, Kushner was laid off

An FBI report reveals that a Deutsche Bank compliance officer flagged suspicious transactions linked to Jeffrey Epstein and Jared Kushner.

F‑22s, F‑35s, USS Gerald R. Ford, Abraham Lincoln & tankers: How US is militarily positioned near Iran amid nuclear talks
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These talks follow an earlier session in Muscat aimed at resolving longstanding disputes over Tehran’s nuclear programme. While officials report progress on ‘guiding principles,’ no final agreement has been reached.

Nancy Guthrie Case | Trump’s Push For A Presidential Legacy | WION Trending

From developments in the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case to debate over President Donald Trump’s efforts to shape his presidential legacy, here are the stories drawing attention in WION Trending.

'Drills announced': Will Russia help Iran defend against a US invasion?
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By practicing coordinated strikes and electronic warfare with the Russian Navy, Iran is demonstrating its ability to keep the Strait of Hormuz open for its "shadow fleet" and energy exports, even under the threat of Trump’s "Maximum Pressure 2.0" sanctions.

Galgotias University Controversy: Galgotias University Issues Apology for the 'Confusion' | WION

Galgotias University issued an apology citing “confusion” following a controversy linked to an AI summit. The development comes amid growing attention around the incident and the university’s response.

EU-India Partnership Highlighted at the New Delhi Summit

The EU-India partnership took centre stage at the New Delhi Summit, with leaders highlighting cooperation in trade, technology, climate action and strategic security. The discussions underscored a shared commitment to strengthening economic ties, boosting innovation and deepening geopolitical collaboration amid evolving global challenges.

Macron in India: India-France Elevate Ties to Special Global Strategic Partnership | WION

India and France have elevated their bilateral relationship to a Special Global Strategic Partnership, signalling deeper cooperation across strategic and global domains. The move marks a significant step in the trajectory of India–France ties.

US-Iran Tensions: Iran Partially Closes Strait of Hormuz During Talks with US | WION

Iran said it is not seeking nuclear weapons even as it partially closed the Strait of Hormuz during talks with the United States. The development underscores rising tensions around the strategic waterway amid ongoing diplomatic engagement.

US will deter Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons 'one way or another,' says US Energy Secretary Chris Wright

US Energy Secretary Chris Wright said America will deter Iran’s nuclear ambitions “one way or another,” as Russia offers to accept enriched uranium and conducts joint naval drills with Tehran.

AI Impact Summit 2026: Google CEO Sundar Pichai announces new India-US subsea cable project

AI Impact Summit 2026: Google CEO Sundar Pichai announces new India-US subsea cable project

Weakest gravity point under Antarctica is also immensely strong, and likely froze the continent

Why is Antarctica frozen? It is in the polar region, which is one explanation. But something deep underneath the continent could have also played a role in turning Antarctica into a frozen continent. It is a gravity hole that changed over millions of years.

'Armada of bombs': What will happen if Iran sinks USS Abraham Lincoln or Gerald R. Ford?
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While Ayatollah Khamenei recently boasted that a warship could be sent "to the bottom of the sea," US Navy protocols are designed to ensure that such an act would be the final move of any opposing regime.

‘Left to roam around like helpless people; washed toilets,’ PAK hockey captain admits Sydney street horror

Pakistan hockey captain Ammad Shakeel Butt reveals the "nightmare" ordeal in Sydney. From washing toilets to roaming streets for 15 hours, Butt slams the PHF for humiliating the national team during their Australia tour. Read the full, shocking admission.

BAFTA Awards 2026: When and where to watch in India- Here's everything to know about 'British Oscars'

The British Academy Film Awards 2026 will commence on 22 February 2026 at London’s Royal Festival Hall. While nominees and presenters pique the interest of fans and viewers, here's everything you need to know before the ceremony begins.