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As the last remaining U.S.-Russia nuclear treaty expires, Washington is signaling interest in negotiating a new arms control framework with Moscow to prevent a renewed nuclear arms race. The two sides have agreed to resume regular military contacts, even as experts warn the world is entering a period of heightened nuclear uncertainty with fewer limits on warheads and delivery systems.

Japan launches PokéPark Kanto in Tokyo's Yomiuriland, betting big on Pokémon-themed tourism to draw global fans with immersive experiences.

A South Korean provincial governor has triggered widespread backlash after suggesting the idea of “importing” young women from overseas to address population decline. The controversial comment, made during a regional leaders’ town hall in South Jeolla Province, has reignited debate over demographic decline, gender sensitivity, and policy responses to South Korea’s falling birth rate.

A NATO wargame simulating a Russian attack on Europe has alarmed European capitals by exposing critical defense gaps and readiness shortfalls.

In an op-ed piece, veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah has claimed that he was disinvited from an event at Mumbai University at the last moment without any proper explanation or apology from the organisers.

Dubai's Crown Prince rides a driverless taxi to the World Governments Summit, spotlighting the UAE's launch of autonomous taxi services.

President Trump adopts a wait-and-watch stance as top US envoy Steve Witkoff meets Iranian FM Abbas Araghchi in Oman for pivotal nuclear talks.

The U.S. announces a massive $1.3 billion investment in Pakistan's rare earth sector, spotlighting the Reko Diq copper-gold mine amid a global scramble for critical minerals.

Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has arrived in Muscat for a new round of nuclear talks with the United States, according to Iranian state media. The discussions, involving US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, come as Washington adopts a wait-and-watch approach while pushing for diplomatic progress without ruling out military options.

Screenshots of an email referring Anurag Kashyap as the “Bollywood guy” and “a famous Bollywood director” have gone viral across the internet.

The second day of Ukraine-Russia peace talks in Abu Dhabi ended without any agreement on ending the war, as negotiators failed to achieve a breakthrough. Ukraine indicated that the United States could host the next round of talks, keeping diplomatic channels open despite stalled progress.

The New START treaty, the last major US-Russia nuclear arms control agreement, expired on February 5, 2026, lifting limits on deployed warheads and fueling fears of a renewed arms race.

The New START treaty-the last major US-Russia nuclear arms control agreement limiting deployed strategic warheads, missiles, and bombers-expired on February 5, 2026, ending five decades of bilateral constraints and raising fears of an unconstrained arms race.

A massive dynamite blast at an illegal rat-hole coal mine in Meghalaya's East Jaintia Hills has killed at least 18 labourers, mostly from Assam, prompting grief from PM Narendra Modi.

SLC has asked the PCB to consider the financial loss of the India boycott. The island country also reminded Pakistan of support shown when the South West Asian country wanted to resume cricket post 2009 terror attack o the touring Sri Lankan team mem

Well-known Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi has extended support to the anti-government protests that took place in Iran last month. Thousands of protestors were killed owing to clashes with the security forces.

Athletes from various nations walked a fashion catwalk showcasing vibrant, high-performance designs blending national pride with cutting-edge sportswear. The showcase builds excitement ahead of the February 6-22 Games, turning sports stars into style icons.

This Friday, OTT platforms are dropping a fresh lineup of movies and TV shows with a mix of action, romance, comedy, and suspense. From The Raja Saab to Salvador, here are six new titles securing their spot on OTT platforms.

The Trump administration has introduced new federal workforce rules allowing agencies to reclassify around 50,000 policy-influencing civil servants into an at-will category called “Schedule Policy/Career,” making them easier to fire.