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New Delhi Sends Over 250 Vehicles to Kathmandu

India has deployed over 250 vehicles to Kathmandu, supporting Nepal’s election-related operations. This initiative is part of India’s efforts to assist neighboring countries in ensuring smooth poll logistics, highlighting cooperation and regional partnership.

Staying Up Late May Cost Your Heart, Study Finds

#Gravitas A new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association suggests that adults who identify as night owls tend to have poorer heart health and face a higher risk of serious events like heart attacks or strokes.

Why Trump Is Letting The Dollar Slide, And What It Means For U.S. & Global Economy

On Wednesday, treasury secretary Scott Bessent said a strong dollar policy is something the U.S. Always had. He added that good policies will always bring in money. Those comments came a day after president trump shrugged off the recent decline in the dollar, prompting a broad base sell-off in the greenback.

The Great British Treasure Hunt: Royal Mint Announces New Initiative

The Royal Mint has launched “The Great British Treasure Hunt”, an exciting initiative that invites the public to discover hidden treasures and collectibles across the UK. This unique campaign combines history, adventure, and numismatics, offering enthusiasts and families a fun way to explore British culture.

Breaking: Late Ajit Pawar's Wife Sunetra Pawar to Take Oath as Maharashtra Deputy CM on Saturday

In a significant political development, Sunetra Pawar, wife of the late Ajit Pawar, is set to take oath as Maharashtra’s Deputy Chief Minister on Saturday.

Trump Sues IRS And Treasury Department For $10 Billion Over Leaked Tax Records

U.S. President Donald Trump has filed a $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS and the Treasury Department, accusing them of failing to prevent the leak of his tax records nearly a decade ago. The suit alleges reputational and financial harm after a former IRS contractor unlawfully shared Trump’s tax returns with news outlets. The case also includes Trump’s sons and the Trump Organization as plaintiffs.

Ukraine Dismisses Trump's Claim Of Winter Pause In War As A 'Sham'

Ukraine has rejected claims by Donald Trump that Russia agreed to a winter pause in the war, calling the assertion misleading. The Kremlin says it briefly held off attacks on Kyiv following a plea from Trump, but only until Sunday, ahead of fresh negotiations. As freezing temperatures grip Ukraine, residents remain skeptical about the so-called “energy ceasefire,” fearing it may collapse amid continued strikes and rising tensions.

Tech Giants To Go On Trial In America Amid Social Media Addiction Worry

Meta, TikTok, and YouTube are in court over alleged social media addiction affecting children. The trial will examine negligence and mental health impacts, with Mark Zuckerberg set to testify while Snap plans to settle the case.

America Prepares Iran Invasion by Land, Sea, Air, Iran Ready to Fight

Tensions between Iran and the United States are rising again as Tehran warns its missile and defence capabilities are not open to negotiation and says diplomacy cannot work under military pressure. The warning comes as a U.S. warship anchors in Israel, adding to Washington’s growing military presence in the region. Iranian commanders have threatened swift retaliation to any attack, while U.S. forces continue to reinforce missile defence systems. With nuclear talks stalled, Israel strengthening its defences, and Turkey pushing for diplomacy, fears are growing of another major confrontation in West Asia.

BREAKING: Trump Weighs Military Action Against Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump has signaled that military action against Iran is under consideration, while also expressing hope for a diplomatic deal. This comes amid rising tensions in the Middle East and ongoing debates over nuclear talks.

BREAKING: UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Says Need to Stop Tehran's Nuclear Programme

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has emphasized the need to prevent Tehran from advancing its nuclear programme, warning that international efforts must be strengthened to avoid escalation.

Catherine O’Hara, comedy icon and Schitt’s Creek star, passes away at 71

Catherine O'Hara, the iconic star of films like Home Alone and series Schitt's Creek, is dead. The actress was 71. The news comes less than a month after she missed attending the Golden Globe awards.

‘Zelensky and Putin hate each other’: Trump says Russia-Ukraine deal ‘closer’, BUT...

US President Donald Trump said the Russia-Ukraine deal is closer, highlighting personal and political tensions between Zelensky and Putin, which complicate negotiations, but a settlement may soon be achieved.

Is United Nations on brink of collapse? Guterres issues stark warning

The development comes after the United States, the biggest contributor to the UN, refused to pay its peacekeeping obligations and pulled out from several agencies under the Trump administration.

WPL 2026 | Gujarat's maiden win over Mumbai puts them in eliminator

Giants won the match by 11 runs and registered their first victory over Mumbai in their 9th attemept. The two-time champions Mumbai are currently at the third place on the points table with 6 points in 8 matches. With one match left for DC-W and UPW-W, MI still aren't sure of a playoff berth.

South Africa & Israel Expel Each Other's Envoys in Tit-for-Tat Moves

South Africa and Israel have expelled each other’s envoys, marking a sharp escalation in diplomatic tensions. The move comes amid ongoing disagreements on political and international issues, signaling a deterioration in bilateral relations.

Weaponised Winter: Kyiv Braces for Deep Freeze Disaster Amid Russia's Blitz

Kyiv is preparing for a severe winter as temperatures plummet, while Russia continues its intensified attacks. Experts warn that the harsh cold could compound the humanitarian crisis, affecting civilians, infrastructure, and military operations.

Syrian govt and Kurdish forces reach deal on permanent truce, integration

The SDF previously controlled about a quarter of the country and all of its main oilfields. The agreement comes after the Syrian government forces swept through northeast Syria, aided by the Arab and tribal elements, shrinking the territory controlled by the SDF by about 80%.

Iran Refuses Talks With US, Says Defence Capabilities Will Never Be Negotiated

Iran has rejected negotiations with the United States that include its missile and defence capabilities, insisting those issues will never be on the negotiating table. While Tehran says it is open to fair and equitable talks under mutual respect, it firmly blocks discussions on its military programs