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The USA side got the better of the Netherlands in a one-sided contest with Saiteja Mukkamalla (79) and Harmeet Singh (21/4) shining in the 93-run victory.

Jet2 said both men have been banned for life and that the airline will seek to recover the costs incurred by the diversion.

Pakistan’s political turmoil intensifies as Imran Khan’s son publicly criticizes the government over its handling of Khan’s case. The Supreme Court of Pakistan has ordered a team of doctors to examine Khan, ensuring his health and rights are protected amid ongoing political tension. Analysts say this latest development highlights growing unrest and the complex legal and political battle surrounding the former Prime Minister.

Jamaat-e-Islami has significantly increased its parliamentary presence, securing 77 seats so far in the latest Bangladesh elections. The surge in representation marks a notable shift in the country’s political dynamics, reflecting changing voter trends and stronger support in key constituencies

The USS Gerald R. Ford cannot become invisible to satellites, but it can dodge them using orbital physics and speed. By tracking Russian satellite orbits, sailing at over 30 knots, and enforcing radio silence, the carrier easily hides in the vast ocean.

The report on Friday (Feb 13) suggests Spurs will link up soon with 47-year-old Igor Tudor as they look to avoid an unexpected drop.

Houthi authorities in Yemen have detained more than 20 Christians over the past three months, primarily between late November 2025 and early February 2026, conducting warrantless raids in areas under their control, including Sanaa and Ibb. Human Rights Watch reported that these actions constitute a campaign of arbitrary detention and enforced disappearances.

With the USS Abraham Lincoln already on station, Trump has ordered the world's largest aircraft carrier, the USS Gerald R. Ford, to the Middle East. Explore the strategic shift as the US ramps up "Phase Two" pressure on Iran’s nuclear program and what this "armada" signals for the Oman talks.

Hirani is one of the most acclaimed directors in the Indian film industry and has delivered cult classics such as Munna Bhai, PK, and 3 Idiots, among others.

Lebanon and Syria have accused Israel of using crop-damaging chemicals along border regions, alleging environmental harm and economic losses for farmers in affected areas.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has made a rare public reference to a recent crackdown which saw the country's top military general removed. General Zhang Youxia, who was widely seen as Xi's closest military ally, was removed from his post in January. He was accused of "serious violations of discipline and law" - typically a euphemism for corruption.

The United States has targeted a gold exchange accused of channeling funds to Hezbollah as part of its broader crackdown on terror financing networks. US authorities say the move aims to disrupt illicit financial flows used to support militant operations in the Middle East.

Turkey has signaled it could consider pursuing nuclear weapons if Iran develops a nuclear bomb, warning that such a move would trigger a regional arms race and alter the balance of power in West Asia.

From Yuvraj Singh to Ishan Kishan here is a look at five Indian batters to score fastest fifties in T20 World Cup by balls taken. The honourable list also features the likes of KL Rahul and Rohit Sharma as Ishan joined the club on Thursday.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz described the Munich Security Conference as a ‘seismograph’ for relations between Europe and the US and the state of the world order as a whole—and said the conference’s official theme, “under destruction”, is an apt description of that order.

Pace bowler Junaid Siddique set up the win with figures of 5-35 in his four overs to limit Canada to 150-7 and was named Player of the Match.

A potential US attack on Iran could once again disrupt global trade routes through the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz, key arteries for oil and cargo shipments. Any escalation risks ship rerouting, rising freight costs, and supply chain delays as shipping firms avoid high-risk zones.

After the USS Abraham Lincoln, the US is sending USS Gerald R. Ford to the Middle East amid tensions with Iran, according to US media outlets. Citing US officials' sources, the New York Times also confirmed that ships will be sent to the Middle East from the Caribbean.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio met Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Friday on the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference, as Washington and Beijing gear up for a potential visit by President Donald Trump to China in April.