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Vishal Bhardwaj's action thriller O'Romeo has finally received the green light after days of high-stakes hearings by Sanober Shaikh, Husaain Ustara's daughter. The court rejected the application and allowed the film to proceed with its initial release on February 13th, 2026.

The latest Epstein files reveal an FBI tip from Jeffrey Epstein’s brother Mark alleging Donald Trump authorised Epstein’s murder. The FBI classified the claim as false, while the DOJ maintains there was no foul play in Epstein’s death.

Deputy Commissioner of Police (Trans Hindon) Nimish Patil said, the live-in partner of Kumar had died after falling from the roof of a flat in the Rajendra Nagar Colony.

A 25-year-old biker died after falling into an uncovered pit in West Delhi’s Janakpuri. Police say the sub-contractor knew about the accident but failed to seek help for nearly eight hours.

While India beat the USA by 29 runs, Pakistan narrowly beat the Netherlands in the first match of this tournament.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi expressed openness to further nuclear negotiations with the US after Oman-mediated talks, while warning that any attack on Iran would trigger strikes on American bases in the region.

A giant swing collapsed at Surajkund International Crafts Mela in Faridabad, killing on-duty inspector Jagdish Prasad and injuring over 12 people. The Haryana government ordered a probe, formed an SIT, and announced ₹1 crore compensation for the officer’s family.

As the global race for critical minerals intensifies in 2026, a major conflict inside Pakistan is drawing fresh attention. Today, the focus is on Baluchistan, where violence intersects with geopolitics. We examine how unrest in the province could disrupt trade routes, strain supply chains, and challenge the strategic interests of China and the US

Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a ceremonial Guard of Honour in Putrajaya during his February 7-8, 2026 visit to Malaysia, hosted by PM Anwar Ibrahim to elevate the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.

Thailand's Democrat Party staged a strong comeback in the February 8, 2026 general election, regaining ground in Bangkok's 33 seats and their traditional Southern base after dismal 2023 results.

Cuba’s worsening fuel crisis is now hitting one of its most critical industries - tourism. Resorts are reportedly shutting operations due to gasoline shortages, forcing guests to be relocated to other hotels. Workers say there is not enough fuel for employees to commute, triggering closures during what is normally peak tourist season.

Brad Arnold breathed his last on Feb 7 at his home. He was one of the founding members of the band 3 Doors Down and has produced hits like ‘’Kryptonite'', ‘’Here Without You'', ‘’When I'm Gone'', and ‘’Loser.''

The United Kingdom and China are strengthening financial cooperation as China officially recognises London as a key offshore yuan hub. The move highlights London’s growing role in global yuan trading, investments, and international finance.

Fresh snowfall across Kashmir has triggered a tourism boom, drawing crowds back to Gulmarg, Pahalgam, and Sonamarg with full hotel occupancy.

Russia is facing its most severe labour shortage in decades, and it’s turning to countries in south asia, including india and sri lanka, to fill critical job vacancies. With an ageing population and heavy workforce losses tied to the war in ukraine, moscow says it needs millions more workers. For years, russia relied largely on migrant workers from central asian nations like uzbekistan and tajikistan to staff construction sites, factories and city services.

Global companies are being forced to rethink how they do business in China. Price wars are spreading across industries, domestic players are undercutting global brands, and consumer demand remains under pressure. Our next report delves into how brands are resetting their China strategy.

Global markets have turned extremely volatile in 2026. The most favoured bets have turned into deep sell-offs. In this next news in numbers report, we look at the markets, which have slid from their all-time highs. From major stocks and tech bets to cryptocurrencies and commodities, let’s see which assets have fallen the most.

The United States has openly acknowledged its role in intensifying Iran’s currency crisis, with U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent admitting that Washington engineered a U.S. dollar shortage that contributed to the collapse of Iran’s currency and sparked widespread protests. Bessent described the move as part of a deliberate economic strategy during testimony before the U.S. Senate, saying sanctions and financial pressure led to runaway inflation and unrest.

Apple is under the spotlight as a global memory chip shortage, driven by booming demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure, begins to affect the smartphone industry. A global shortage of memory chips, especially dram, the type used in smartphones, is tightening supply and sending component prices higher.