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EU gives final approval to US trade deal, set to take effect before Trump's given deadline

The latest approval from EU member states, which had previously endorsed the deal in principle, removes the bloc's final legislative obstacle after the European Parliament backed it earlier this month.

Heatwave Intensifies: Spain Heatwave Linked To 212 Deaths In Four Days

Spain's deadly heatwave is being linked to 212 deaths in just four days as temperatures soar across Europe. Health authorities are monitoring the impact of extreme weather, while experts warn that prolonged heat poses growing risks to vulnerable populations. The crisis comes as Europe endures one of its most intense heatwaves in years.

Italy Challenges Rutte's Claims On Allowing US Air Operations

A political firestorm has erupted between Italy and NATO following comments made by Secretary General Mark Rutte regarding the use of Italian bases during the U.S.-led "Operation Epic Fury" against Iran.

Richard Gadd’s Half Man is set to release in India on Lionsgate Play!

With Stuart Campbell and Mitchell Robertson bringing quiet force to their younger selves, the series captures the tenderness, volatility, and emotional inheritance of two men who grew up in each other’s shadow.

What is method dressing? How it started and why Hollywood and Bollywood stars are obsessed with it
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Method dressing is the hottest celebrity fashion trend, with stars embracing outfits inspired by their films and characters. From pink ensembles to sporty looks, here's curated information on what method dressing is and why the stars are obsessed with it.

'He supported me...': Mahua Moitra praises West Bengal Suvendu Adhikari amid TMC crisis

TMC MP Mahua Moitra's remarks praising former colleague Suvendu Adhikari have sparked debate in West Bengal politics. Recalling his support during key moments of her early political career, Moitra later clarified that her comments referred only to their past association in the TMC

Venezuela interim leader details phone call with US’ Marco Rubio following deadly twin quakes

Venezuela's Interim President Delcy Rodríguez held a phone call with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio following devastating twin earthquakes.

Summer Davos 2026: 'The Real AI Crisis Isn't Technology', Say Global Leaders

At the 2026 World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions, widely known as "Summer Davos", in Dalian, China, the discourse around artificial intelligence shifted from speculative fear to the practical realities of workforce integration. With nearly 40% of jobs currently facing AI-driven transformation, leaders emphasized that the primary challenge is no longer the technology itself, but the "human systems" required to support it.

Summer Davos 2026: 'The Real AI Crisis Isn't Technology', Say Global Leaders

At the 2026 World Economic Forum’s Annual Meeting of the New Champions, widely known as "Summer Davos", in Dalian, China, the discourse around artificial intelligence shifted from speculative fear to the practical realities of workforce integration. With nearly 40% of jobs currently facing AI-driven transformation, leaders emphasized that the primary challenge is no longer the technology itself, but the "human systems" required to support it.

James Bond search continues with new audition round expected in August: Report

A report of makers searching for a new James Bond is doing the rounds. In addition, the audition will be taking place in August. Read to know more details.

Analysis: Economic toll of heatwaves and droughts on India amid Europe heatwave

The European heatwave has sent alarm bells ringing for the world. India has been battling extreme heat conditions, with research earlier showing that 95% of the world's hottest countries are in India. Here is how global warming impacts India economically.

VIDEO: Seconds after playing with water, Karnataka man dies after powerful wave drags him off rocks at Goa's Baga beach

Officials noted that rocky sections become particularly slippery during heavy rains, while warning signs caution visitors about the danger of strong waves dragging people into the sea or accidents occurring while taking photographs near the coastline.

Arunachal Pradesh Floods: One Dead, Four Missing As Flood Chaos Hits Arunachal

Flash floods and landslides triggered by relentless rainfall have left parts of Arunachal Pradesh cut off from the rest of the state. One person has died, several remain missing, and key roads and bridges have been damaged. Rescue teams are racing against time as authorities warn of further risks across the region.

Monsoon Hits Mumbai: Yellow Alert For Mumbai As Monsoon Tightens Grip

Rainfall activity intensified across parts of Mumbai on Thursday morning, prompting the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to issue a yellow alert for Mumbai, Thane and Raigad districts. The weather agency has also forecast continued wet conditions across Maharashtra over the coming days.

Barack Obama mocks Donald Trump’s obsession, says he has a ‘suite’ in his head

Barack Obama joked that he occupies a ‘suite’ in Donald Trump’s head during a podcast interview, while criticising Trump's leadership and discussing US-Iran relations.

Did BLACKPINK's Lisa and Frédéric Arnault called it quits? Here's what we know

A report hinting at BLACKPINK member Lisa and LVMH heir Frédéric Arnault parting ways has gone viral. Lisa also spoke about challenges of maintaining privacy as a global star and much more.

‘Claims are not true’: Japan rejects China’s accusation of ‘harassing’ aircraft carrier during Pacific drills

Japan rejected China's claim that it harassed the Liaoning carrier group during Pacific drills, calling the allegations false. The dispute adds to growing tensions between Tokyo and Beijing.

UK Bakes In Record Heat As Temperatures Hit 36.1°C

The UK has recorded its hottest June day on record, with temperatures reaching 36.1°C in Hampshire as an intense heatwave grips the country. Schools have closed, travel has been disrupted and red heat warnings remain in force across parts of England and Wales. Forecasters warn temperatures could climb even higher, while Europe continues to battle a deadly and record-breaking heatwave.

France Heatwave: Record Breaking Temperatures Trigger Nationwide Red-Alert

France is battling a powerful heatwave, with temperatures soaring to a record 42°C and red alerts issued across several regions. Authorities have warned of growing risks to public health, water supplies and infrastructure, while tourist sites and public services face disruptions. Scientists say extreme heat events are becoming more frequent across Europe as climate change intensifies.