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Exiled Chinese entrepreneur Guo Wengui sentenced in US fraud case

A Chinese businessman accused of orchestrating a massive fraud scheme targeting thousands of investors in the United States has been sentenced to prison. Prosecutors say the scam involved more than $1 billion and affected victims across multiple countries.

Deadly heat wave hits Europe | Paris blames emissions as heatwave claims over 1,300 lives

A deadly heatwave is sweeping across France and Central Europe, smashing all-time temperature records and creating a massive public health emergency. The crisis has taken an aggressive political turn after Paris deputy mayor publicly blamed United States carbon emissions for worsening the fatal extreme weather.

Rawalakot erupts again: Asim Munir's backyard burns

Widespread Protests Continue in Rawalakot, Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (Pok), With Thousands Participating in Sit-ins and Marches Organised by the Jammu Kashmir Joint Awami Action Committee (Jaac). The Demonstrations Are One of the Largest Public Mobilisations in the Region in the Recent Years. Angry Locals Are Demanding the Shehbaz Sharif-led Government to "Get Out" of Pok, as They Accused the Military of Using Drones Laden With Explosives Against Peacful Demonstrations.

What US Supreme Court Birthright Citizenship ruling mean for ‘birth tourism’?

The US Supreme Court struck down a Trump administration executive order in a 6-3 ruling, affirming that the Fourteenth Amendment guarantees birthright citizenship regardless of parents' immigration status.

Why Japan chose the Northeast to answer China's connectivity push without naming it

Japan is investing in India's Northeast infrastructure to provide a strategic alternative to China's regional ambitions. By funding projects like the Dhubri-Phulbari bridge, Tokyo and New Delhi are securing vital Indo-Pacific trade routes without explicitly naming Beijing.

U.S. Senators flag threat to Tibetans & Uyghurs under China’s ethnic unity law

U.S. lawmakers from both parties have raised alarm over China’s new ethnic unity law, warning it could further restrict religious and cultural freedoms of Tibetans and Uighurs. The concerns follow similar criticism from the European Parliament, putting renewed international focus on Beijing’s policies toward ethnic minorities.

India’s monsoon woes: Delayed rainfall in most regions, northeast hit by floods

India’s monsoon season is showing extreme regional imbalance, with delayed rainfall across much of the country while the Northeast battles heavy flooding. The country has also recorded its fifth-lowest June rainfall in 126 years, raising concerns over agriculture, water supply, and climate variability.

Israel: War could start tomorrow | Iran warns of furious retaliation

West Asia is once again sliding into extreme volatility as tensions between Israel and Iran reach a critical point. Israel’s Defence Minister has warned that military action against Iran could be imminent, even “tomorrow,” as Tehran issues its own threats and signals readiness for escalation. At the same time, diplomatic efforts continue, with reports suggesting U.S. President Donald Trump is pushing for renewed talks with Tehran. In a major intelligence twist, a leaked report claims Trump vetoed a covert Mossad operation targeting Iran: adding another layer of complexity to an already fragile geopolitical situation. We break down the escalating crisis and what it means for global stability.

Ram Temple donation row: S.I.T. Grills Champat Rai for over 3 hours

A major alleged donation scam linked to the Ram Temple has sparked outrage, with authorities investigating a multi-crore fraud that reportedly deceived thousands of devotees. The case has raised serious questions about fake donation campaigns, misuse of religious sentiments, and online financial fraud. Watch the full report for the latest updates on the investigation and the action taken by authorities.

Breaking: PM Modi speaks to the Iranian president, emphasises on freedom of navigation

Prime Minister Modi speaks with Iran's President Pezeshkian. Prime Minister Modi welcomed the understanding reached, and reiterated India’s consistent position that all issues must be resolved through dialogue and diplomacy. The Indian Prime Minister reiterated the need for continued efforts to ensure lasting peace and stability in the region, and for safeguarding freedom of navigation and commerce.

Israel enters global race to develop space laser weapons | Next-gen space warfare

#Gravitas Israel has officially entered the fast-growing global race to develop space-based laser weapons, marking a major shift in future warfare strategy. According to Defence Minister Israel Katz, the country aims to become a leading global power in space-strike capability, focusing on next-generation technologies that could allow precise targeting from orbit. The move places Israel alongside other major military powers investing in advanced space warfare systems.

Modi invites Iran's Pezeshkian for BRICS summit in India

During their conversation, Pezeshkian briefed the Indian PM on "recent developments" in the region and the understanding reached on the war with the United States.

LeBron James to leave LA Lakers after eight seasons. Where will the NBA icon play next?

LeBron James has informed the Los Angeles Lakers he will continue his NBA career elsewhere after eight seasons. Explore his Lakers legacy, career records, Golden State Warriors links, NBA free agency updates and what comes next for the four-time champion

Why India wants a ‘sunset clause’ in its trade deal with the US

As India and the United States work toward a major trade agreement, New Delhi is reportedly pushing for a “sunset clause” — a provision that would allow parts of the deal to be reviewed or renegotiated after a fixed period. The move reflects growing caution in global trade policy, shaped in part by tariff disputes and shifting economic priorities in recent years.

Ferrari, BMW turn to aluminium wiring as EV industry cuts weight and costs

Electric vehicle makers are increasingly switching from traditional copper wiring to lighter aluminium alternatives as they look to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Industry leaders such as Ferrari and BMW have begun adopting aluminium wiring, driven by soaring copper prices and the need to make EVs lighter. Since wiring can account for a significant portion of a vehicle's weight, the shift could help extend driving range, improve energy efficiency, and lower production expenses. The move marks a notable evolution in EV design as automakers seek every possible advantage in a highly competitive market.

Nepal prioritises economic diplomacy amid major shifts in geopolitics: Foreign Minister

Foreign Minister Shisir Khanal said Nepal remains committed to the principles of the United Nations Charter, Panchasheel, peaceful coexistence and non-alignment which continue to guide its foreign policy. He added that diplomacy is inseparable from domestic credibility.

Archer misses out as England name final playing XI for 1st T20I against India

Jofra Archer misses out as Harry Brook leads a powerful England playing XI against India in the 1st T20I. Check out the official team selection, key returns, and Brook's vision for the series opener.

See You at Work Tomorrow ep (3-4) review: Will Kang Si Woo- Cha Ji Yoon's love break through office walls?

See You at Work Tomorrow makers released episodes 3 and 4, showcasing the growth of Seo In Guk and Park Ji Hyun's characters. But will their love story make it through the first step or end even before it begins? Read to know more.

Saudi Arabia reaffirms one-China policy as Riyadh, Beijing deepen strategic partnership

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud met China's Vice President during a two-day visit to Beijing, where both nations pledged to further strengthen their Comprehensive Strategic Partnership. Marking the 10th anniversary of their landmark relationship, the talks focused on trade, investment, energy cooperation and regional stability.