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Pakistan Pushes Back Against Field Marshal Asim Munir

Asim Munir is only the second person in Pakistan’s history to hold the title of Field Marshal. But within hours of him being conferred this rank, Pakistan is split wide open on the elevation.

Superhuman Vision Now Possible: Scientists Create Lenses That See Infrared Light

Chinese scientists have developed groundbreaking contact lenses that allow wearers to see infrared light — a part of the spectrum normally invisible to humans. Unlike night vision goggles, these lenses need no batteries and can show infrared alongside visible light. Based on nanotechnology, this innovation could redefine how we see the world — and may even help with color blindness. Superhuman vision is no longer just science fiction.

Bangladesh's Jamaat proposes an independent Rohingya state

Bangladesh's Jamaat-e-Islami-- a radical Islamist group has proposed the creation of an Independent Rohingya state in a meeting with Chinese Communist party or CCP representatives in Dhaka. What are the implications internationally and for India? Watch this video to find out more.

Stalin returns to Moscow metro 60 years after removal

Soviet Dictator Joseph Stalin has returned to Moscow once again, in its Metro Line. This move that has split Russians. Watch this video to find out more.

US-Iran: US Sent Secret Nuclear Deal Proposal To Iran, Iran Denies Receiving It

Reports suggest that Witkoff delivered a written U.S. nuclear proposal to Iranian officials, reviving hopes of renewed talks. However, Tehran strongly denies receiving any such document. The development adds fresh tension to already fragile US-Iran relations amid global nuclear diplomacy.

Cannes 2025: Alia Bhatt makes stunning debut in a vintage floral gown | Watch

Alia Bhatt turned heads with her debut at the 78th Cannes Film Festival. The actress attended the prestigious event as one of L'Oreal ambassadors.

‘Too complicated to be resolved’: Iranian FM says as nuclear talks with US conclude in Rome

“The negotiations are too complicated to be resolved in two or three meetings,” said Araghchi, who leads the Iranian negotiating team in the talks mediated by Oman.

India-Afghan talks shake Pakistan? DG ISPR tries to escape responsibility amid deteriorating security situation in Balochistan

Afghan's minister condemned the Pahalgam terror attack by terrorists backed by Pakistan, in which 26 people lost their lives.

‘Without international students, Harvard is not Harvard’: US Judge blocks Trump’s move to stop Harvard from enrolling foreign students

The ruling came from US District Judge Allison Burroughs in Boston, who was appointed by former President Barack Obama. She issued a temporary restraining order, putting the new policy on hold for now.

Finland Backs Early Conclusion Of India-EU Free Trade Agreement, Highlights Growing Ties With India

Finland has backed for early conclusion of India, European Union Free Trade Agreement even as it has pointed to growing trading ties with India. Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal, Under-Secretary of State for International Trade at Finland foreign ministry, Jarnk Syrjälä, said, 'The trading relationship between Finland and India is poised for a breakthrough'

Bangladesh political crisis: Interim govt under pressure to hold elections

Bangladesh’s interim government head Muhammad Yunus has reportedly threatened to quit citing difficulties in carrying out his mandate due to the ongoing political stalemate. Watch to know more!

J&K: 50 Tourist Spots Shut in Pahalgam; 'chalo Kashmir' Campaign Comes to Rescue

J&K: 50 Tourist Spots Shut in Pahalgam; 'chalo Kashmir' Campaign Comes to Rescue

Tel Aviv: Israelis demand ceasefire deal with Gaza and fresh elections

Tens of thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets to call for a new ceasefire in Gaza and to protest against what they say is an attack on the country’s democracy by the right-wing governing coalition of Benjamin Netanyahu.

Russia's thermobaric weapons meet Ukraine's fire-spitting Krampus drones

Russia's thermobaric weapons meet Ukraine's fire-spitting Krampus drones

Putin sets new terms for peace talks, demands clarity on Ukrainian leadership

Putin sets new terms for peace talks, demands clarity on Ukrainian leadership

Impeached President Yoon casts a shadow over South Korea elections

Just ahead of the June 3rd presidential election, the country's fast changing political landscape is keeping the voters guessing amid a slew of legal challenges, resignations, and also emerging candidates. Watch in for more details!

Colombia's first black Vice-President calls government 'racist' and 'patriarchal'

Colombia's leftist government was plunged into fresh crisis Thursday after the country's first black vice president described the administration as racist and patriarchal. Watch to know more!

Mumbai sees nearly 100 covid cases - Is there a need to be concerned? Here's the precautions you can take

As the cases are rising rapidly, people have been getting anxious as it is reminding them of the past wave of covid.