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Heritage Guardians Document Gaza's Past For Future Generations

As conflict continues to threaten historical sites across Gaza, heritage experts, historians, and preservationists are racing to document the region's cultural legacy for future generations. Through digital archives, photographs, and historical records, these heritage guardians hope to preserve Gaza's rich past despite ongoing destruction and uncertainty. Their efforts are becoming a vital mission to protect centuries of history and identity.

Brussels: Budget Negotiations Dominate Day 2 of EU Summit Agenda

Budget negotiations have taken center stage on the second day of the European Union summit in Brussels, exposing deep divisions among member states. While some governments are pushing for a more ambitious budget to fund defense, climate initiatives and economic priorities, wealthier nations are resisting calls to increase their contributions. The debate highlights the growing challenge of balancing national interests with collective European goals, as leaders work to find common ground on the bloc's future spending plans.

Gaza's Displaced Struggle For Shelter, Water And Survival

Thousands of displaced Palestinians in Gaza are battling extreme heat, worsening sanitation conditions, and a growing risk of infections as the humanitarian crisis deepens. With limited access to clean water, shelter, and medical care, many families are struggling to survive amid continuing instability. Aid agencies warn that rising temperatures and overcrowded conditions could further worsen public health risks across the enclave.

Is Rishabh Pant headed back to Delhi Capitals? Kuldeep Yadav trade buzz grows

Rishabh Pant is set for a sensational return to Delhi Capitals in a trade involving Kuldeep Yadav and Lucknow Super Giants. Yuvraj Singh may also join the DC coaching staff as JSW takes charge of franchise operations ahead of IPL 2026

'Baby, I’m yours’: Anne Hathaway uses a sweet video to announce she is pregnant with her third child

Congratulations are in order for Hollywood star Anne Hathaway as she announced her third pregnancy on Friday in a social media post. The actress appeared in a video on Instagram to reveal her growing baby bump.

UK Politics: Andy Burnham Wins Makerfield Parliamentary Seat

Andy Burnham has secured a significant victory in the Makerfield parliamentary by-election, delivering a result that could reshape the political conversation within Labour. The win is being viewed as a boost to Burnham's national profile and has fueled speculation about a future leadership challenge to Prime Minister Keir Starmer. In his post-election message, Burnham urged Labour to treat the result as a final opportunity to reconnect with voters and address growing concerns within the party.

US-Iran Peace Deal: US President Trump Says Deal Is Unconditional Surrender for Iran

The debate over the Iran-US agreement is heating up. President Donald Trump has dismissed criticism and insists the deal amounts to an "unconditional surrender" by Iran. Critics, however, argue that Tehran emerged from the crisis stronger than expected and secured important concessions. As both sides claim success, analysts are divided over who gained the upper hand. The agreement may have stopped immediate escalation, but the political battle over its legacy is only beginning.

How a missed flight made Folarin Balogun a US citizen and team USA FIFA World Cup star

Folarin Balogun's World Cup success for the USA has reignited discussion around birthright citizenship as the Supreme Court considers President Trump's immigration order. Explore his journey, goals, and the legal debate shaping America's future

Hezbollah Rejects Disarmament as Israel Presses Military Operations

The landmark U.S.-Iran agreement was expected to lower tensions across the Middle East, but Lebanon remains a major flashpoint. Just hours after the deal was finalized, Israeli strikes hit southern Lebanon while Hezbollah signaled it would not disarm. The continued fighting highlights the challenge facing regional peace efforts: even if Washington and Tehran move toward diplomacy, long-running conflicts involving Israel and Hezbollah could still threaten stability.

Israel Fears Sanctions Relief Could Revive Iran's Power

The U.S.-Iran agreement may have reduced the immediate risk of war, but it has opened a new political battle in the Middle East. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu finds himself caught between supporting his closest ally, President Donald Trump, and concerns that sanctions relief could help Iran rebuild its economy and regional influence.

Trump Settles for Iran Deal That Falls Short of His Promises

The guns may have fallen silent, but the political battle over the U.S.-Iran deal is only heating up. President Donald Trump has presented the agreement as proof that his pressure campaign worked, while critics argue the final outcome falls short of several promises made by Washington. Some analysts believe Iran managed to withstand sanctions, military threats and diplomatic isolation before securing a deal on terms it could accept. So, who really emerged stronger—the White House or Tehran? The answer depends on who is telling the story.

‘They are finished! They get no money, not ten cents!’: Trump rejects Iran’s claim of being desperate

President Donald Trump said the US would continue with its current timeline and “play out” the 60-day negotiation period laid out in the MoU but would not provide any financial relief to Tehran. He also mocked Democrats’ insinuations that Iran may be in a stronger position than before war.

FIFA WC 2026: Switzerland's Super-Sub Johan Manzambi Breaks World Cup Record

20-year-old Johan Manzambi has become the youngest substitute ever to score two goals in World Cup match.

Jacob Zuma's Daughter Ousted Amid Bitter South African Political Row

A major political controversy is unfolding in South Africa after the daughter of former President Jacob Zuma was expelled from her party over alleged anti-party activities. The move has triggered a fierce debate within political circles, with supporters questioning the decision and critics defending disciplinary action.

Canada Beat Nine-Men Qatar 6-0, Historic Win Marred by Kone Injury

Canada's first-ever World Cup victory came in style as they beat Qatar 6-0 in Vancouver. However, the win was marred by a horrific fracture to midfielder Ismael Kone, who will now undergo surgery.

Why radar systems struggle to detect the F-22
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The F-22 Raptor evades detection using a 0.0001 sq metre radar cross-section, radar-absorbent materials, internal weapons, and identical 42-degree wing sweeps to scatter enemy signals.

How the F-22 turns so sharply during a close dogfight
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The F-22 Raptor achieves sharp turns in dogfights using 2D thrust vectoring nozzles that tilt 20 degrees. This directs 70,000 pounds of thrust to rapidly pitch the aircraft at high angles.

Why the F-22 keeps its missiles hidden inside the aircraft
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The F-22 Raptor hides missiles internally to eliminate parasitic drag and maintain a 0.0001 sq metre radar cross-section. This ensures its Mach 1.5 supercruise and unmatched stealth.

What happens to your brain if you stay at a job you hate for 5 years?

Prolonged workplace stress causes burnout and shrinks brain regions managing emotion. While humans adapt to toxic routines, investing five years into a fulfilling career can completely transform your cognitive well-being.