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FIFA World Cup 2026: South Korea coach Hong Myung-Bo quits after World Cup exit

Hong Myung-bo resigned as head coach of South Korea on Sunday following the country's group-stage exit ​from the World Cup. Hong made the announcement at the ‌team's training camp in Guadalajara after results on Saturday meant the Koreans would not advance to the last 32 as one of ​the eight third-placed finishers in the group phase.

Ketan Agarwal death case: Court to decide on police custody as deleted chats, final phone call come under probe

The Pune court hearing for accused Siya Goyal and Chetan Chaudhary faces a critical juncture today as police seek extended custody to recover deleted WhatsApp chats and analyse cell data regarding the death of businessman Ketan Agarwal at Lohagad Fort.

India's cancer screening problem may have an unlikely solution: Dogs and AI

Can dogs smell cancer before doctors find it? In an exclusive conversation with WION, a Bengaluru startup revealed how trained dogs and artificial intelligence identified cancer in about nine out of 10 cases, including early-stage patients.

Wimbledon | 'Geniuses themselves don't know why they are geniuses', says ex-India player Vijay Amritraj on multiple grand slam winners

'When you are pushed into a corner and have three options to play a shot the good ones play three options, the geniuses have option 4,5 and 6," said ex-India tennis player Vijay Amritraj.

FIFA World Cup 2026: Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha shares emotional message before Round of 32 clash vs Argentina

Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha shared an emotional Instagram message thanking fans around the world for their support ahead of his side's FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 clash against defending champions Argentina.

Twisha Sharma death case: Burglary at in-laws' home before hearing

Days before a key court hearing in actor-model Twisha Sharma's suspected dowry death case, burglars broke into her matrimonial home in Bhopal. The accused, Twisha's husband and former judge mother-in-law, remain in judicial custody as police investigate the suspicious timing of the break-in.

Tamil Nadu Police's Spectrum explained: Know the meaning of the Red, Orange and Blue categories inside

Tamil Nadu Police has launched Spectrum, a colour-coded system to profile, classify and monitor sexual offenders based on risk. Here's how it works.

Iran and Oman hold first joint committee meeting on Strait of Hormuz management

Iran and Oman have convened the inaugural meeting of the Joint Hormuz Committee in Muscat to discuss the future management, maritime safety, and sovereign rights of the critical Strait of Hormuz waterway.

Serbia Protests: Mass protests continue despite Vucic's pledge to step-down

Mass protests are intensifying across Serbia as public pressure mounts on President Aleksandar Vučić, with growing demands for early elections. Demonstrators are accusing the government of corruption and democratic backsliding, while opposition groups rally support amid rising political tensions in the country.

France Plane Crash: civilian plane crashes in Tomblaine, at least 11 Killed

A civilian aircraft crash killed 11 people in the eastern French town of Tomblaine on Sunday, local authorities said. Those killed were 10 passengers and the pilot, according to Yves Seguy, the prefect of the Meurthe-et-Moselle department.

Why Has Louis Vuitton's Paris Show Sparked a Water Crisis Debate?

Louis Vuitton’s Men’s Spring-Summer 2027 runway show has triggered intense public backlash for featuring a giant artificial waterfall during France's record-breaking heatwave. Despite LVMH's assurances that a closed-loop system prevented water waste, the installation has drawn heavy criticism for its poor climate optics, symbol of inequality, and use of public space.

US Open 2026: Kidambi Srikanth finishes runner-up after fighting loss to Su Li Yang

Kidambi Srikanth finished runner-up at the US Open after his impressive campaign ended with a hard-fought three-game defeat to Chinese Taipei's Su Li-yang in the men's singles final.

Why is the 2014 film Revolver Rani trending? Vir Das and Kangana Ranaut unite to slam wild 'kiss' rumours

Kangana Ranaut and Vir Das shut down a viral claim made by a veteran entertainment journalist about their 2014 film Revolver Rani. The journalist had claimed that Kangana had gone overboard while shooting a kiss scene with Vir and had left him injured.

China Earthquake: China's Sichuan hit by 5.5 quake, at least 13 injured

A 5.5-magnitude earthquake struck China's Sichuan province shortly after midnight, injuring 13 people and forcing nearly 200 residents to evacuate. Authorities launched emergency response operations as rescue teams assessed damage and monitored aftershocks.

Venezuela earthquake: Drone footage shows extent of damage caused by twin quakes

Drone footage shows widespread devastation after twin earthquakes in Venezuela that killed at least 1,450 people, as rescue operations continue amid ongoing aftershocks.

Illegal wildlife trade on Facebook: How endangered species are sold online

A shocking investigation reveals that Facebook has become a major hub for the illegal wildlife trade, with endangered monkeys, rhino horns, and dead pangolins being openly advertised and sold on the platform.

Russia oil crisis: Russia weighs diesel export ban amid growing fuel crunch

Russia, one of the world's largest oil and diesel exporters, is grappling with fuel shortages at home. President Vladimir Putin has acknowledged supply disruptions in several regions and directed officials to stabilize fuel distribution, particularly for the farming sector.

US shoppers hunt deals as rising prices squeeze household budgets

Amazon's four-day prime day event generated more than $26.4 billion in online spending across the u.S., up 9.3% from a year ago, according to Adobe analytics. The data gives us a glimpse into u.S. Spending patterns and how retailers are improvising in this cautious environment.

AI boom pushes memory chip makers to shift focus from consumer tech

The artificial intelligence boom is reshaping the global semiconductor industry, but it's also creating an unexpected supply crisis. With memory prices soaring, electronics manufacturers facing higher costs, and industry leaders warning that supply constraints could last for years, the AI race is beginning to have real-world consequences across the broader technology ecosystem.