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Australia Elections: Tight contest between Albanese-Dutton as voters line up at Sydney and Brisbane

Australians are heading to the ballot box in a closely watched election showdown between Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and opposition leader Peter Dutton. Key issues driving voters include inflation, ties with China, and the country’s energy transition. Both Labor and the Liberal-National coalition have pitched sharply different visions for Australia’s future.

TikTok fined $600 million by EU over data transfers

TikTok is once again under intense scrutiny in Europe. The EU has hit the platform with a massive $600 million fine over accusations that it unlawfully sent personal data of European users to China. Watch in for more details!

Pakistan army protects non-state actors, terror politics exposed

For years Pakistan has been harboring and enabling terror groups but the government has been shielding them for years now...

Mike Waltz out as national security advisor

There's a shakeup in Trump's team in the White House US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz is out the first high-profile removal of this new administration and as for reports his downfall was not just about policy differences it perhaps was personal political and driven by two powerful women in Trump's orbit-- Susie Wiles and Laura Loomer Waltz a former Florida congressman had been a key player in Trump's early national security strategy. Watch in for more details!

ChatGPT can't replace the craft of students

Well today's day and age where artificial intelligence writes poems, answers questions and even passes exams, one question remains: Is human intelligence still superior? Well a new academic study has revealed that while ChatGPT can give us uh polished and coherent argumentative essays it still falls short when it comes to the subtle craft of engaging the reader which is a key element that human student writers handle far better. Watch in for more details!

India plots double financial strike on Pakistan to stifle terror funding, jittery Islamabad reacts

India News | Pakistan: If reinstated, the FATF grey list status will increase scrutiny on Pakistan’s financial dealings, potentially restricting foreign investments and capital inflows into the country.

German couple confine their kids to home for 3 years

Three children, 8-year-old twin boys and a 10-year-old boy, were recovered from the house of horror in the Spanish city of Oviedo, where they had been confined since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Trump’s 'skinny budget' slashes $163 billion from federal programs, even his own party is alarmed - Here's what it means

World: US President Donald Trump has unveiled a bold new budget proposal that aims to slash federal government spending by over $160 billion.

Formula One extends deal to keep Miami GP until 2041 ahead of the latest edition

Miami Grand Prix managing partner Tom Garfinkel said the extension was a huge vote of confidence from F1 in the event and will now continue until 2041. Formula 1 | World | Sports

DR Congo, Rwanda reach preliminary agreement after Doha talks

#GRAVITAS | The U.S is advocating for Congo and Rwanda to sign a peace accord as well as planning bilateral mineral deals with both nations. This is in a bid to attract billions of dollars of western investment to the region. Watch this video to find out more.

UK's Reform wins by-election by 6 votes from ruling Labour Party

#GRAVITAS | In a closely watched contest, Reform UK Party won by just six votes after a full recount. This gave Nigel Farage's party its fifth seat in the House of Commons. Watch this video to find out more.

'My father won’t speak to me': 'Devastated' Prince Harry wants 'reconciliation' with King Charles, royal family

World: The Duke of Sussex said he was “devastated” by the court’s decision and claimed it had created distance between him and his father, King Charles. Entertainment

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine corruption scandal: 120,000 faulty mortar rounds sent to frontline

Ukraine's ongoing struggle with corruption has reached a new level, as authorities reveal a scheme involving the production and distribution of over 120,000 defective mortar shells sent to the frontline, putting soldiers at serious risk and highlighting deeper issues within the country's defense sector.

Israel strikes near Syrian presidential palace amid sectarian violence

In a major escalation, Israel conducted a bombing near the presidential palace in Damascus, underscoring its opposition to the Islamist-led Syrian authorities and signalling its commitment to supporting the Druze minority in Syria. Following the December overthrow of President Assad, Israel has intensified military operations across the country, emphasising the need for a decentralised and isolated Syria amidst growing regional instability.

IPL 2025: Gujarat Titans deliver knockout blow as SunRisers Hyderabad sit on the brink of early exit

Gujarat Titans(GT) have delivered a knockout blow to SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) as they are officially out of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2025) playoff race. India News | Sports

Islamists want Sharia push now, Yunus quiet

#Gravitas | A coalition of Bangladesh's Islamists will hold a mass rally in Dhaka on Saturday, in one of the largest public shows of strength. As religious activism continues to gain momentum in Bangladesh.

Pak protects hate-India killers, India demands justice | Gravitas | Pahalgam attack

After Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif, Pakistani political leader Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has admitted the country's past support for terrorism, but claims reforms. But their actions tell a different story. Despite claims of reforms, terrorists like Hafiz Saeed still operate freely, underscoring Pakistan's ongoing use of terrorism against India.

‘Dealmaker in chief’ or dealbreaker? Is Trump walking away from Ukraine peace talks after sealing key minerals deal?

World: Just before the US pulled back from its mediator role, it signed a minerals agreement with Ukraine, a deal that had once included highly controversial terms.

Breaking | Indian defence minister Rajnath Singh may skip Victory Day event

Indian Defence Minister Rajnath Singh is likely to forego attending Russia’s Victory Day parade in Moscow on May 9. Instead, Minister of State (MoS) for Defence, Sanjay Seth, will represent India at the annual event commemorating the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in World War II. Watch in for more details!