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Morocco faces catastrophic flooding from Storm Leonardo, forcing the evacuation of 143,000 people mainly in Larache Province's Ksar El Kebir as the Loukkos River overflows.

The search for Nancy Guthrie continues after blood was found inside her home, with no suspect identified so far. The FBI is now examining a purported ransom note as multi-county searches intensify in the missing person case.

After the backlash and FIRs filed against the makers of Ghooskhor Pandat, actor Manoj Bajpayee broke his silence on the matter. Read to know more.

This is also the first time since 2009 Champions Trophy that Australia are playing in an ICC tournament with without one of Cummins, Starc, Hazlewood, Steve Smith or David Warner as well. Cricket Australia, meanwhile, hasn't named a replacement for Hazlewood yet.

Saudi Arabia has rolled out official passports for camels, recording details such as breed, ownership, and identity. The move aims to modernise livestock management and build a nationwide camel database across the kingdom.

In a letter addressed to Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari, the TGPWU flagged what it described as “long-pending and unresolved issues” affecting app-based transport workers across the country.

President Trump signals interest in negotiating a new nuclear arms control treaty with Russia following New START's recent expiration, aiming for a modernized deal amid arms race fears.

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu submitted his response to the state comptroller's probe into the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack, deflecting blame primarily to IDF and Shin Bet leadership failures.

Shaun Simon confessed to killing his father-in-law after he slapped his wife's mother. He told the police that Bill Toth was a narcissist and had made his life miserable. On the night, Toth and his wife argued as she accused him of infidelity.

Amit Shah is also scheduled to visit Border Security Force (BSF) posts. As part of his itinerary, the Home Minister will meet the families of martyred soldiers and hand over appointment letters to eligible family members.

Directed by Jaspal Singh Sandhu, Sanjay Mishra and Neena Gupta's film is not something that you haven't watched before. But this movie wins for it's performance.

India's Rouble Nagi, an innovative art and social science teacher from Mumbai, has won the prestigious $1 million Global Teacher Prize 2026. Dubai's Crown Prince Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed presented the award at the World Governments Summit, recognizing her transformative work in slums and rural areas through over 800 learning centers using murals for education.

Venezuela’s National Assembly has unanimously approved an amnesty bill in its first reading, advancing legislation aimed at national reconciliation and clemency for political offences dating back to 1999. The bill would lift bans on opposition leaders, including María Corina Machado, and could free protesters and political detainees, though serious crimes are excluded from amnesty.

Global shipping giant Maersk has warned of a significant drop in earnings this year, as key trade routes through the Red Sea begin to reopen after years of disruption. The Danish company is also cutting jobs and tightening costs as freight rates come under pressure.

The Bank of England has kept interest rates unchanged at 3.75% at its first policy meeting of 2026. The move highlights a cautious approach as policymakers weigh easing inflation against signs of resilience in the UK Economy.

Ronaldo, if reports are to be believed, sat out of Al Nassr's Monday (Feb 2) match because of the transfer inactivity and may do the same on Friday (Feb 6) against Al Ittihad as well. Notably, both Al Nassr and Al Hilal are owned by Saudi's Public Investement Fund (PIF).

The Yogi Adityanath Govt. has filed an FIR against Manoj Bajpayee’s Netflix film Ghooskhor Pandat. The title caused controversy, with many alleging that it hurts religious/caste sentiments and disturbs social harmony.

The global aviation industry is witnessing a shift. Change in travel priorities, geopolitical fragmentation and emerging hubs are redefining the way people travel in 2026.

A scandal at the Nordic World Championships has prompted FIS to impose new upper thigh measurement limits for ski jumpers, debuting strict rules to ensure fairness.