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Congress MP Rahul Gandhi to be banned from contesting elections? BJP MP moves motion

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey moved a Lok Sabha motion seeking termination of Rahul Gandhi’s membership and a lifetime poll ban, accusing him of misleading the nation. The move follows Gandhi’s attack on the Centre over trade deals and remarks linking Minister Hardeep Puri to Jeffrey Epstein.

Iranian demonstrators torch ‘Baal’ statue on 47th Islamic revolution anniversary and chant 'death to Israel'

Iran marked the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution with protesters burning a ‘Baal’ effigy featuring Trump and anti-Israel symbolism in Tehran.

Nobel Committee accuses Iran of 'life-threatening mistreatment' of jailed Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi

The Nobel Committee says jailed Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi has suffered “life-threatening mistreatment” in Iranian custody, including beatings and denied medical care. Here's what we know.

FIFA World Cup 2026 | 'Dedicated to the security': US ICE chief shares agency's role at upcoming event

The ICE chief was answering the questions following shooting of two US citizens Alex Pretti and Renee Good which has sparked protests across the country, especially against the department. The FIFA World Cup 2026 will be played from June 11 to July 19 in 16 cities across the US.

Chilling Iran propaganda video shows attack on USS Abraham Lincoln

Iran has released a chilling AI video showing its forces attacking the US armada of USS Abraham Lincoln and the rest of the fleet on standby near the country. The video shows Tehran completely destroying the warship and celebrating.

Taiwan calls out China's 'expansionist ambitions', draws Beijing's ire: 'He is war instigator'

Taiwan President Lai Ching-te warned China would target other Indo-Pacific nations if it seized Taiwan, vowing to boost defence spending by $40 billion. Beijing called him a “war instigator.” Lai said US ties remain “rock solid"

Jung Eun Woo's movies and TV shows: From Bride of the Sun to Welcome to Waikiki 2
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Jung Eun-woo, a South Korean actor, reportedly died at the age of 39. The actor was a well-known artist for his charismatic on-screen performances in several television dramas, including Welcome to Waikiki 2, Bride of the Sun, and many more.

AI is building itself? CEO’s chilling ‘much bigger than COVID’ warning goes viral

Hyperwrite CEO Matt Shumer warns AI could wipe out 50% of entry-level white-collar jobs within years, saying advanced models are already building and improving themselves, accelerating disruption.

Severe weight loss & drips: Mumbai meal that landed Abhishek Sharma in hospital

India opener Abhishek Sharma reportedly suffered severe weight loss and was put on drips after a mystery meal in Mumbai. Will he miss the Namibia clash?

'Another option...': Trump urges Netanyahu for continued nuclear talks, but Vance issues BIG warning to Iran - What's happening
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Trump urged continued Iran talks during his Feb 11 meeting with Netanyahu, while warning of tough action if no deal is reached. Netanyahu stressed Israel’s security concerns. Iran signaled openness to nuclear curbs for sanctions relief but said its missile program is non-negotiable.

'Speed vs Power': How Iran’s swarm tactic may sink the USS Abraham Lincoln and its accompanying destroyers
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Iran’s asymmetric naval strategy poses a unique threat to US carriers in the narrow Strait of Hormuz. By utilising swarms of high-speed boats and drones, the IRGC aims to overwhelm sophisticated American defences through sheer numbers and speed.

'I don't know if I was in love...': Zayn Malik on his relationship with ex-girlfriend Gigi Hadid

Zayn Malik recently spoke about his relationship and bond with his ex-girlfriend Gigi Hadid. The duo have a daughter named Khai. Read to know more.

Bangladesh elections: BNP leader Mohibuzzaman Kochi dies outside polling station; party alleges push by Jamaat leader led to death

Violence has cast a shadow over Bangladesh’s election day after a BNP leader died outside a polling station in Khulna during a confrontation between rival supporters. Was it a fatal push, sudden illness, or political blame game? Here's what we know.

Canada school shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar was visited by police multiple times
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Canada school shooter: Jesse Van Rootselaar killed six people at the school, and is alleged to have also shot her mother and step-brother dead. The police revealed several details about her, including her gender identity and her mental health issues.

T20 World Cup 2026 | 'We are helpless:' Bangladesh players on being blamed for boycott

Bangladesh cited safety concerns for players and demanded their matches in T20 World Cup 2026 outside India - but ICC rejected the demand. Asif Nazrul, sports advisor, had said that the government had decided not to send the team India and the cricket board is just carrying out the orders.

Valentine’s Day Special: 7 heartwarming Ranveer Singh characters we can’t help but love
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Ranveer Singh's on-screen charisma has won over the hearts and minds of his fans. Beyond his action-packed roles, many of his characters showcase a new standard for romance. From Rocky Randhawa to Murad, here's a look at seven loved characters of the actor.

Bangladesh Votes in Landmark Elections With 127 Million Voters, 300 Seats at Stake | WION

Bangladesh is holding landmark national elections, with an estimated 127 million voters eligible to cast ballots across the country. The vote will determine the composition of the national parliament, where 300 seats are being contested. Polling stations opened amid heightened political attention as voters queued to participate in one of the country’s most significant electoral exercises. The elections are being closely watched for their potential impact on Bangladesh’s political direction and governance. Authorities have implemented nationwide security and logistical measures as the large-scale voting process unfolds.

Macron labels Elon Musk ‘oversubsidised’ by US taxpayers, calls for EU-funded industrial push

Macron said large-scale state funding was the only way for Europe to effectively compete with economic heavyweights such as the United States and China, noting that American innovation has benefited significantly from taxpayer support.

Epstein files show 330-gallon sulfuric acid delivery to Little St. James island

Newly released Epstein files show a 330-gallon sulfuric acid order delivered to Little St. James Island. DOJ records cite reverse osmosis plant maintenance.