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Iran killing patients on hospital beds, punishing medical staff for treating them, doctor claims
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An Iranian doctor has claimed that the regime is killing patients in their hospital beds, while they are still attached to machines, tubes and catheters. He claims doctors are being prevented from treating them, and being followed around.

West Bank Demolition: Israeli Settlers Linked to Controversial West Bank Demolitions | WION

In the Occupied West Bank, a village in the ‘C’ area has seen several homes demolished, with Israeli settlers accused of involvement. The demolitions have displaced multiple families, raising concerns about property rights and humanitarian issues in the region. Local authorities and activists condemned the actions, highlighting ongoing tensions between settlers and Palestinian residents. This video examines the circumstances behind the demolitions, the accusations against settlers, and the broader implications for the West Bank community.

'Undisputed champion' Trump gets another made-up award, this time for approving projects worth $175M for coal plants

Donald Trump just picked up a brand new title, “Undisputed Champion of Beautiful Clean Coal”, as his administration approved millions in funding for coal plants. Scroll down for more.

Bangladesh Votes First Time Since Hasina’s Ouster as BNP Faces Jamaat Challenge | WION

Bangladesh is voting in its first national election since the removal of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s political landscape. Millions of voters are heading to polling stations as major parties compete for control of the 300-seat parliament. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party is widely seen as a leading contender, while Jamaat-e-Islami has emerged as a significant force in the post-Hasina political environment. The contest is being closely watched for its potential impact on governance, stability and Bangladesh’s broader political direction. Authorities have tightened security nationwide as voting continues.

Trump Tells Netanyahu Iran Nuclear Talks Must Continue After White House Meeting | WION

U.S. President Donald Trump told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that negotiations with Iran must continue, following a private meeting at the White House. Trump said no definitive agreement was reached on Iran but insisted that talks with Tehran over its nuclear programme should carry on to see if a deal can be achieved.

Accused of chucking, Pakistan’s Usman Tariq hits back with bold ‘pressure’ warning for India

Pakistan spinner Usman Tariq hits back at chucking claims, warning India of extra pressure ahead of their T20 World Cup clash.

Venezuela’s Amnesty Push: AG Urges Amnesty for Maduro & Cilia Flores

Venezuela’s Attorney General Tarek William Saab has called for an ambitious amnesty law to include former president Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores in efforts to national reconciliation, hoping the legislation will help pacify the country and move past years of political turmoil. The proposed amnesty bill, now being debated in the National Assembly, also aims to free hundreds of political prisoners and released detainees following recent government shifts. Critics warn the law must be transparent and fair, excluding serious crimes. The move comes amid ongoing uncertainty after Maduro’s capture and evolving political dynamics in Venezuela.

Taiwan Says Island Not a US Bargaining Chip, Urges $40BN Defence Boost

Taiwan’s president has firmly stated that the island is “not a bargaining chip” for the United States, emphasizing Taiwan’s sovereignty and strategic importance. At the same time, the president urged lawmakers to quickly approve a proposed $40 billion defence budget aimed at strengthening military readiness and deterrence capabilities. The funding boost is expected to enhance Taiwan’s security amid ongoing regional tensions and geopolitical uncertainty. Analysts say the move signals Taipei’s determination to invest in defence while reinforcing its political stance internationally.

It Ends With Us feud: Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni fail to resolve dispute, trial set for May 2026

In the latest development, the dispute between Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively reportedly could not be solved, and the trial has been set for May this year. Read to know more details.

Crude bomb explosion, BNP-Jamaat clash and poll rigging allegations: What's latest from Bangladesh

Clashes broke out between Jamaat and BNP supporters in Dhaka’s Mirpur-10 seat during Bangladesh’s crucial post-Hasina elections. A crude bomb injured three in Gopalganj, though polling continued. Security has been tightened, with India’s BSF on high alert along the border.

BNP’s Tarique vs Jamaat’s Shafiqur: Leaders cast vote in Bangladesh elections, Yunus calls it ‘day of freedom’

Bangladesh votes in its first post-uprising election as BNP’s Tarique Rahman and Jamaat’s Shafiqur Rahman face off. Yunus calls it a “day of freedom”, marking a new democratic beginning.

$143,750 for one seat? FIFA World Cup final ticket price surges 41 times on resale site

FIFA President Gianni Infantino also warned the eagerly awaiting fans that exorbitant price tags would be attached to tickets made available on resale sites.

From Tom Holland's Spider-Man to Ryan Gosling's Project Hail Mary: Sony Pictures' massive 2026 lineup
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On February 10th, Sony Pictures India announced its lineup for 2026, featuring an amazing range of films that combine global blockbusters with exciting thrillers. The list includes highly anticipated titles such as Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Jumanji 3, Goat, and many more. Take a look.

Who is Tarique Rahman? The 'Dark Prince' and front-runner for Bangladesh PM post

Rahman requested citizens to exercise their right to vote and expressed confidence in the victory of the BNP in the general elections of 2026. Soon after casting his vote, he stated that if voted to power, the BNP would prioritise law and order.

Democrats Accuse Pam Bondi of Epstein Files Cover-Up, Bondi Defends Redactions | WION

Attorney General Pam Bondi faced sharp criticism as Democratic lawmakers accused the Justice Department of a cover-up related to the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files. The allegations centre on redactions and the release of sensitive material tied to the case. Bondi defended the department’s actions, arguing that redactions were necessary despite questions raised over federal disclosure requirements. The exchanges underscore intensifying political tensions surrounding the Epstein documents and the government’s review process.

Bangladesh Votes Under Heavy Security as Crucial National Elections Begin | WION

Bangladesh has begun voting in a closely watched national election, with authorities deploying extensive security arrangements across the country. Millions of voters are heading to polling stations as the election marks a significant political moment following recent political upheaval. Security has been tightened nationwide, with large deployments of the army, police and other law enforcement agencies tasked with maintaining order and safeguarding polling operations. Officials say the measures are aimed at ensuring peaceful and orderly voting. The elections are expected to shape Bangladesh’s political landscape, with multiple parties contesting and key national issues dominating voter concerns.

South Korean actor Jung Eun Woo, best known for Welcome to Waikiki 2, dies at 39

Actor Jung Eun Woo, who is best known for his role in Welcome to Waikiki 2, has reportedly died at the age of 40. Read more to know the exact cause of his death.

India vs Namibia in T20 World Cup: Abhishek out, Samson to open and Bumrah returns; check India’s potential XI

India and Namibia will face off for the second time in T20 World Cup history, having earlier clashed in the 2021 edition, where Team India emerged victorious with nine wickets.

West Bank Demolition: Israeli Settlers Linked to Controversial West Bank Demolitions

In the Occupied West Bank, a village in the ‘C’ area has seen several homes demolished, with Israeli settlers accused of involvement. The demolitions have displaced multiple families, raising concerns about property rights and humanitarian issues in the region. Local authorities and activists condemned the actions, highlighting ongoing tensions between settlers and Palestinian residents. This video examines the circumstances behind the demolitions, the accusations against settlers, and the broader implications for the West Bank community.