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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.

Andhra Pradesh: Body Of Chief Engineer Killed in Oman Reaches Vishakhapatnam

The mortal remains of Patnala Suresh, the chief engineer who lost his life in the MT Settebello attack near Oman, have arrived in Visakhapatnam. Family members, friends and local residents gathered to pay their final respects as the Andhra Pradesh native returned home for his last rites. The tragic incident has left the community in mourning and renewed attention on the risks faced by Indian seafarers working in international waters.

UAE Becomes First Arab Nation To Set Social Media Age Limits

The UAE has become the first Arab nation to introduce age restrictions for social media use, marking a significant step in online safety regulation. The move is aimed at protecting children and teenagers from harmful content, cyberbullying, privacy risks and excessive screen time. As governments around the world debate how to make digital platforms safer for younger users, the UAE's decision could become a model for other countries in the region considering similar measures.

Modi-Trump Push Trade Deal As India Eyes $500 Billion Goal

India and the United States appear to be moving closer to a major trade agreement following the latest meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Donald Trump. With US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer expected in New Delhi next week, negotiations are gaining pace around an ambitious goal of boosting bilateral trade to $500 billion. Investor optimism has strengthened, with markets anticipating increased foreign inflows and a possible interim agreement that could ease trade tensions and deepen economic ties.

UK Politics | Burnham's Message To Labour Party: A Final Chance To Change

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.

Achraf Hakimi to stand trial over 2023 rape allegation, says 'At last, I'll be able to speak'

French appeals court confirms PSG and Morocco star Achraf Hakimi will face trial over a 2023 rape allegation. Hakimi denies the accusations and says he is ready to speak in court

Zimbabwe MPs Pass 7-Year Presidential Term Bill

Zimbabwe's lower house of parliament has approved a bill that would extend presidential terms from five years to seven years, a move that could significantly reshape the country's political landscape. Supporters argue the change would provide greater policy continuity and long-term stability, while critics fear it could concentrate power and weaken democratic accountability. The proposal has now become one of the most closely watched political developments in Zimbabwe, with debate expected to continue as it moves through the legislative process.

Niger Airport Attack: Al-Qaeda Affiliate Claims Responsibility, 13 Killed

At least 13 people were killed after gunmen launched a deadly attack on Niger’s largest airport. The al-Qaeda-linked group Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) has claimed responsibility for the assault, underscoring the worsening security situation in the country. The attack comes as Niger continues to battle a decade-long Islamist insurgency, with militants increasingly targeting key infrastructure and security installations.

Shilpa Shinde slams ‘White-Collar Mafia’ in TV industry over delayed payments

Shilpa Shinde has called out television producers for operating like a mafia and withholding actors' payments for up to 90 days. Read to know more.

Why Russian fighter jets have distinct cockpit colors compared to US jets
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Russian fighter jets use turquoise cockpits to reduce eye fatigue, prevent visual afterimages, and lower combat stress. Conversely, modern US jets feature dark interiors to optimise digital screens and night vision goggles.

'Patriot missile': Why countries spend billions just to get this defense system
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The Patriot air defence system costs billions to acquire due to its advanced radar and $4 million interceptor missiles. It provides unmatched protection against fast ballistic threats.

'Apache helicopter': Why it remains the deadliest attack chopper ever built
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The AH-64 Apache uses laser-guided missiles and advanced radar to track 128 targets. Its 23mm armour and helmet-linked gun make it the definitive attack helicopter.

'Javelin missile': Why it became the most famous anti-tank weapon in the world
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The FGM-148 Javelin is a highly effective anti-tank missile known for its top-attack profile and fire-and-forget technology. It allows infantry to destroy heavy armour from safe distances.

How to choose the right private university in UP for career-focused education

Competition in the job market is growing, and it is important for students to look beyond brochures and rankings. Students today must find universities that can genuinely prepare graduates for the future.

US-Iran Peace Deal: Will Lebanon Prove To Be A Stumbling Block For Iran-US Deal?

Just as Washington and Tehran attempt to turn a fragile understanding into a lasting agreement, Lebanon has emerged as a major obstacle. Deadly clashes between Israel and Hezbollah have killed at least 18 people in Lebanon and four Israeli soldiers, raising fears that the violence could undermine diplomatic progress. While efforts are underway to restore calm, the fighting has already disrupted planned Iran-US talks.

Catch Bos if you can: Meet the fastest player at FIFA World Cup 2026

Australia defender Jordan Bos is the fastest player at FIFA World Cup 2026, clocking 36.7 km/h. Discover his rise at Feyenoord, Gareth Bale comparisons, Dutch roots, and growing Premier League interest

Israel and Hezbollah agree to ceasefire starting Friday after latest flare-up, says report citing US official

The fighting in Lebanon had already complicated diplomatic efforts as planned talks between the US and Iran in Switzerland on Friday were called off as violence escalated. The Israel-Hezbollah truce is seen as a critical step toward preserving negotiations for a comprehensive peace settlement