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"Not Over-analysing": India coach Sitanshu Kotak backs Abhishek Sharma to find his rhythm in the Netherlands clash at Ahmedabad. After a health scare and two ducks, can India's explosive opener hit the reset button before the Super 8s? Read the latest from the Indian camp.

BTS member J-Hope has reportedly donated $150,000 to the Asan Medical Center for children in Seoul on the occasion of his birthday. The K-pop idol also issued a statement.

China is dramatically ramping up production of advanced submarines, including nuclear-powered vessels, as it accelerates the modernization of the People's Liberation Army Navy. Reports indicate a sharp rise in submarine construction, expanded shipyard capacity, and intensified combat readiness drills, signaling Beijing’s determination to strengthen its underwater warfare capabilities.

France is grappling with rising political tensions following the killing of a French activist. Authorities have detained the assistant of hard-left MP Raphaël Arault in connection with the attack. This video explores the incident, examines the political fallout, and analyzes the broader implications for French politics, activism, and national security.

Benfica says nothing could be heard what has been told, alluding to Real Madrid star Vini Jr's claim of being abused with racially charged taunts. Prestianni, in a statement on social media, denied charges and wrote: “I want to clarify that at no time did I direct racist insults at Vinícius.”

Newly surfaced Epstein emails from 2015 show the disgraced financier making crude jokes about Pope Francis during the pontiff’s US visit. The disturbing exchange offers an unsettling glimpse into Epstein’s lewd sex offer to the Church official. Scroll down to read what he wrote.

The United States is reportedly planning to deploy advanced high-tech missile systems in the Philippines, marking a significant shift in regional security dynamics. The move comes as tensions escalate in the South China Sea, with growing concerns over China’s expanding military footprint. Defense cooperation between Washington and Manila is deepening under mutual security commitments, signaling a stronger strategic alignment in the Indo-Pacific.

India and France have elevated their bilateral relationship, announcing a new strategic global partnership during the visit of French President Emmanuel Macron to Mumbai. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Macron held high-level talks focused on defence cooperation, technology, climate action, and Indo-Pacific security. The upgraded partnership signals deepening ties between the two nations amid shifting global geopolitics.

Day two of the aviation workers’ strike in Kenya has left passengers stranded at the country’s main airport. Workers are demanding better labour conditions, increased pay, and improved workplace safety. The strike is causing significant travel disruptions, affecting both domestic and international flights. Authorities are negotiating with union representatives, while passengers face uncertainty over flight schedules. The dispute highlights ongoing challenges in Kenya’s aviation sector and labour relations.

Fresh concerns are emerging over a possible return to conflict in Ethiopia, following reports of large-scale mobilisation by Ethiopian federal forces and Tigrayan troops. The developments raise fears that tensions between Addis Ababa and the Tigray region could spiral into renewed civil war. Observers warn that another outbreak of violence would have devastating humanitarian and regional consequences across the Horn of Africa. What is driving the latest mobilisation? And how fragile is the current peace arrangement? We analyse the situation and its broader implications.

NASA's confirmation that thousands of city-killer asteroids are currently lurking in space. Our modern satellites and telescopes have no way to track and identify these asteroids. Last year’s near-miss with a massive space rock proved that our current detection systems are failing. Is Earth's luck about to run out?

President Donald Trump has announced a $36 billion investment deal with Japan, tied to lower tariffs and strategic investments across multiple sectors. This deal strengthens economic ties between the US and Japan, boosting trade, industry, and strategic cooperation. This video breaks down the deal, its implications, and potential benefits for both nations.

India is considering age-based curbs on social media use for under-16s by amending IT Rules, with consultations underway. The move aligns with global trends like Australia’s ban, aiming to curb online harms, deepfakes, and excessive screen use among children.

US strikes on alleged drug smuggling boats killed 11 people across the Pacific and Caribbean, raising fresh questions about legality and civilian deaths. Washington calls them narco-terrorists, but critics warn the strikes likely amount to extrajudicial killings

India, with six points in three matches, are already through Super 8 and have been seeded in Group X prior to the tournament. They face South Africa (Feb 22), Zimbabwe (Feb 26), and West Indies (Mar 1) in Super 8 at Ahmedabad, Chennai, and Kolkata, respectively.

Spain has ordered a major investigation into child abuse content hosted on social media platforms. Prosecutors will examine whether these platforms may be responsible for enabling or failing to prevent crimes against minors.

For the first time since 20214, Russian athletes may compete under their own national flags at the Paralympic Games. Previously, sanctions prevented the Russian flag from being flown due to international sports restrictions.

Southwest England is grappling with record-breaking flood levels after weeks of relentless rainfall left towns and countryside submerged. Salisbury has been particularly hard hit, with aerial footage revealing vast stretches of water engulfing roads, homes, and surrounding farmland. Rivers across the region have surged to historic levels, breaching banks and overwhelming local flood defenses. Authorities warn that saturated ground and continued rainfall could worsen conditions, raising concerns about infrastructure damage and prolonged disruption.

An 18-year-old man ran toward the U.S. Capitol with a loaded shotgun on Tuesday (February 17) before police arrested him without incident, said U.S. Capitol Police Chief Michael Sullivan. Photos released by the U.S. Capitol Police show the unidentified man being arrested by officers and the shotgun he used. The motive of the man, who police said was wearing a tactical vest and tactical gloves, was not immediately known. He also had a Kevlar helmet and a gas mask in his vehicle, police said.