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Military historian Tom Cooper calls India clear winner, questions Pak's military resilience

WION spoke to renowned war historian Tom Cooper, who has criticized Pakistan and its defense forces. He says Pakistan's ability to handle nuclear weapons is questionable. In fact, he has raised serious concerns over Pakistan's military capabilities. Watch in for more details!

Gaza Ceasefire Talks With Hamas Resume As Israeli Assault Kills Hundreds Within Hours

Hours after Israel launched a major offensive, Hamas said that its negotiators have opened a new round of talks aimed at ending the war in Gaza. Taher al-Nounou, an adviser to the head of Hamas, said a new round of negotiations had officially begun in Doha on Saturday, reported BBC. There were no preconditions from either side, and all issues were on the table for discussion.

Israeli army says intercepted missile fired from Yemen

Israeli army says it intercepted a missile fired from Yemen

Top News LIVE | Russia-Ukraine ceasefire soon?

Top News LIVE | Russia-Ukraine ceasefire soon?

ISRO space missions NVS-02 and PSLV-C61 face setbacks in 2025

In an unusual back-to-back setback for India's space agency, ISRO, both space missions undertaken in 2025 have encountered serious trouble. On Sunday, 18th May, barely eight minutes after liftoff, ISRO halted the live stream of the PSLV-C61/EOS-09 mission.

10 Powerful Benefits of Meditation You Must Know
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Here are 10 powerful benefits of meditation you must know

Operation Sindoor: Why the Indian Army chose 'Olive Green' as its combat uniform colour
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The presence of this colour not only in uniforms but also across weaponry reflects not only the tactical preparedness, but also of a shared identity in the army.

Breaking | Russia: US can help Kyiv accept Putin's proposal to resume talks | Russia-Ukraine war

The Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov holds a phone call with his US counterpart Marco Rubio. Moscow says that the duo have discussed the direct talks between Moscow and Kyiv in Istanbul. The Russian foreign ministry in its statement has said that Lavrov noted the positive role of the United States in helping Kyiv eventually accept the Russian President Putin's proposal to resume the Istanbul talks.

Operation Sindoor sets new normal

India has declared Operation Sindoor as the new normal in India's fight against terrorism, firmly stating that the military campaign against Pakistani terror infrastructure and military sites would continue into the foreseeable future.

US plans reality show where immigrants compete for citizenship

A controversial reality show proposal by the US government could see immigrants competing for American citizenship.

Who is benefiting from Trump's call to do trade instead of war?

Governments across the world are fast catching up with the US president's way of conducting diplomacy. Donald Trump is weighing in on current geopolitical conflicts invariably offering trade as an incentive for US mediation to end wars. After saying that the US is hands off on the India-Pakistan conflict Trump took credit claiming that he and his administration played peacemakers. The US president says his suggestion let's do trade instead of war prevailed. The question however is what is the trade and with whom making matters murky are the US president's own personal business interests.

Why are Gulf nations going all out for Donald Trump's visit?

From F-15 fighter jets to golden oil drops from hair flipping dancers to multi-billion AI deals. From gifting jets to shaking hands with all force. Trump's Gulf Polifest wasn't just diplomacy It was a power parade and billions of dollars masterclass in hard power soft charm and showstopping politics.

Breaking | India restricts Bangladesh garment imports to Kolkata, Mumbai seaports

India has issued a new trade directive sharply limiting the entry of Bangladeshi ready-made garments (RMG), a critical export for Bangladesh, to only two Indian seaports: Kolkata and Nhava Sheva in Mumbai. The move closes all land ports previously used for these imports, which are worth over $700 million annually, signalling a significant shift in trade policy. Watch in for more details!

India-Pak tensions: India's crackdown on Pak spies & sleeper cells

The aftermath of Operation Sindoor India is continuing its fight against Pakistan sponsored terror in its latest crackdown on Pakistan spies and sleeper cells. Six Indian nationals have been arrested for spying for Pakistan. Watch in for more details!

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif confirms Indian missile strike on Nur Khan Airbase

Pakistan has made a rare acknowledgement of its military losses Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has admitted India's precision missile strikes on the Nur Khan air base in Rawalpindi and other sides. The Shehbaz Sharif revealed that Pakistan's army chief Asim Munir had personally called him at 2:30 a.m on the intervening night of the 9th of May and 10th to inform him about the attack. Watch in for more details!

Pakistan high commission staff who was in touch with arrested YouTuber faces action

India has declared the Pakistani high commission official as a persona non grata Ehsan-ur-Rahim aka Danish, was reportedly in touch with the arrested YouTuber Jyoti Malhotra. The authorities say that Jyoti Malhotra was found sharing sensitive information with Danish of the Pakistani high commission in Delhi. Watch in for more details!

India planning to choke water flow to Pakistan?

After suspending the Indus Waters Treaty, India is also planning to choke the flow of water from the Indus basin to Pakistan. New Delhi is reportedly considering to double the length of the Ranbir Canal on river Chenab from 60 km to 120 kilometers.

India plans extension of Ranbir Canal on Chenab to boost water use after Indus Treaty suspension

After suspending the Indus Waters Treaty, India is also planning to choke the flow of water from the Indus basin to Pakistan. New Delhi is reportedly considering to double the length of the Ranbir Canal on river Chenab from 60 km to 120 kilometers.

Thousands throng London streets for Nakba Day

A sea of Palestinian flags thronged central London as thousands of people marched to commemorate the Nakba day marking 77 years since the mass expulsion of the Palestinians in 1948. Watch in for more details!