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US President Donald Trump has coined a new nickname for Democrats, calling them "DUMocrats" and claiming they "want to lose the war," while insisting Iran is making major concessions in ongoing negotiations and rejecting any proposal to impose shipping fees in the Strait of Hormuz.

Climate change, marked by heatwaves and droughts, can lead to over 100 million Europeans being defined as poor by the year 2100. A study has shown the drastic economic effects of the increasing temperatures when Europe is battling a deadly heatwave.

Leaked documents reveal tensions between Palestinian negotiators and Trump's Board of Peace over Gaza's future, disarmament demands, Palestinian statehood, and self-determination.

Snapchat is facing a lawsuit after a minor allegedly connected with an adult attacker through the platform and was later raped. The suit claims Snap failed to disable dangerous features or adequately warn parents about potential risks. The case is reigniting debate over social media safety and accountability.

India’s updated FCRA rules explicitly exclude religious conversion from permissible "faith-based" activities for NGOs. Read how the new Ministry of Home Affairs guidelines tighten international funding and foreign donations to eliminate legal grey areas.

Former One Direction star Liam Payne died on October 2024 after falling off the balcony of a hotel room in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Payne's son has been named as the sole heir of his fortune. Payne shared his only son with former partner, singer Cheryl.

A state of emergency has been declared in Venezuela following twin earthquakes of 7.2 and 7.5 magnitudes that struck the country's northern coast on June 24, 2026. Acting President Delcy Rodríguez confirmed at least 32 fatalities and over 700 injuries, warning that these numbers are expected to rise as rescue teams continue to navigate the debris of collapsed buildings in La Guaira and Caracas.

South Korea's stock market just witnessed an unprecedented meltdown, now being termed as “Black Tuesday.” The benchmark KOSPI index plummeted by approximately 9.99 percent, marking its largest single-day points decline in history by shedding 910.71 points. The devastating crash was so sharp that it triggered a 20-minute bourse-wide trading halt, the 13th sell-side circuit breaker triggered this year.

FIFA 2026 | There will be 32 teams in the knockout round with 24 teams being the top-two finishers from 12 groups and then 8 teams will be decided though five checks FIFA has put in place to break any tie-breakers.

The era of cutthroat fare wars in aviation is hitting a wall. In 2026, global airlines are prioritizing profitability over passenger volume, leading to widespread flight cuts and reduced seat availability. With rising fuel prices, persistent engine maintenance queues, and constrained fleet deliveries, carriers are choosing to fly fewer routes at higher price points rather than risking operational collapse.

Reports indicate that India's 15-Year-Old Prodigy Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will be mandated to use separate changing room facilities throughout India's tours of both Ireland and England. Why is this protocol being put in place? It all comes down to strict child protection and safeguarding laws enforced by the ICC, ECB, and Cricket Ireland for athletes under the age of 16. Watch the full report to understand how these standard British sporting regulations are being implemented for India's newest cricket sensation.

South Korea marked its worst trading session on Tuesday since March. The Korean stock benchmark KOSPI plunged 10 percent, triggering a circuit breaker. The drop marked the 13th sell-side trading halt of the year.

The race for the World Cup 2026 knockout stage is heating up in Group F. The Netherlands are on the brink of qualification, while Sweden and Japan face a decisive showdown with Round of 32 hopes on the line. With third-place qualification still possible, every goal could prove crucial.

Three Brazilian sisters aged 103, 104 and 109 are helping scientists study longevity. Researchers hope their genes can reveal why some people remain healthy and mentally sharp past 100.

Venezuela has declared a state of emergency after twin powerful earthquakes and at least 20 aftershocks struck the country. At least 32 people were killed and more than 700 injured, while dramatic videos showed collapsing buildings and panic in Caracas as rescue efforts continued.

For the 1st time, NCERT has introduced a dedicated chapter on the 1975-77 Emergency in a Class 9 textbook, describing it as "one of the major challenges to democracy in India" and highlighting censorship, suspension of Fundamental Rights and the arrest of political leaders during the period.

Washington has switched the tap back on for Iran. The U.S. Treasury's General License X, issued on June 22, waives sanctions on Iranian crude, petrochemical and petroleum sales through August 21. It marks the broadest rollback since the 1979 Revolution. But for Iran, even as the funds are unlocked, the money is not moving yet.

Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) have pulled out more than ₹2.87 lakh crore, or $30.27 billion, from Indian equities so far this year. That figure has already surpassed the total outflow recorded in 2025. In this report, we break down the record withdrawals seen in just the first six months of the year and examine which sector is bearing the brunt of the sell-off. Take a look.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas recently spoke about her Hollywood and Bollywood careers. The actress admits that her international portfolio is just getting started and not as vast as her career in Indian cinema.