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President Donald Trump said at the G7 Summit on Tuesday that he’ll “probably” have a press conference where he will read the memorandum of understanding “word by word” so that the press covers it accurately. Trump also committed to sending the eventual text of the MoU to Congress for review.

Ruben Amorim has been appointed AC Milan manager on a two-year contract as the Italian giants aim to secure a Champions League return after a disappointing Serie A campaign

US President Trump claimed Israeli PM Netanyahu begged former President Obama to reject the 2015 Iran deal, accusing Obama of siding with Tehran while defending his own Middle East policies.

Iran midfielder Mohammad Mohebi explains his controversial World Cup goal celebration after Iran's 2-2 draw with New Zealand, insisting it was only a tribute to Iranian fans in Los Angeles

#Gravitas A European defence giant has unveiled a new battle tank to bridge a growing capability gap in the French army. The new platform comes as the joint French-German programme to build a next-generation tank continues to face major delays.

A brand new batch of declassified government UAP files has just dropped, and the details are absolutely wild. The new documents shared by US department of war reveal that a massive glowing mother orb was spotted directly over Colorado's highly secure Cheyenne Mountain nuclear command base. Even more shocking, witnesses watched the giant craft release a swarm of smaller objects into the restricted airspace. While the Pentagon confirms the strange lights and multiple aerial incidents, they are refusing to take a stand on where these objects came from. We break down the files, the tracking data, and the mystery behind this incredible military base intrusion.

#Gravitas As authorities in Southeast Asia crack down on scam compounds in countries like Myanmar and Cambodia, Chinese-run criminal syndicates are reportedly shifting base to Sri Lanka and finding safer ground.

The G7 Summit in France has begun against a backdrop of growing global tensions, with the Gaza crisis emerging as a major flashpoint. Protesters, including activists from Oxfam, have accused world leaders of failing to adequately address the humanitarian situation in Gaza. At the same time, discussions on international security, trade and diplomacy are taking centre stage, with US President Donald Trump backing an understanding with Iran. Prime Minister Narendra Modi joined fellow leaders as the summit focused on some of the world's most pressing challenges.

The European Union’s top court has backed France’s decision to enforce strict age-verification rules on adult websites, marking a major step in regulating online content access. The ruling supports efforts to protect minors from exposure to pornography by requiring stronger digital identity checks. While supporters say the move is necessary for online safety, critics argue it raises privacy concerns and could reshape how internet platforms operate across Europe.

US President Trump criticised Israel's prolonged military campaign against Hezbollah and high civilian casualties, suggesting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad should take over to finish the job faster.

Political uncertainty continues to grip the Trinamool Congress as senior leader Abhishek Banerjee faces questioning by the CID while rebel MPs publicly claim they have the numbers on their side. The developments come amid ongoing instability within the party, raising fresh questions about leadership, internal unity and the future direction of the organisation. As the political drama unfolds, attention remains firmly fixed on how Mamata Banerjee's party navigates one of its most challenging phases in recent years.

A major controversy has erupted in Punjab after the Sikh clergy at Akal Takht, the highest temporal authority of Sikhism, sharply criticised Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. The clergy declared Mann a "Guru Dokhi" and "Khalsa Panth Virodhi" over allegations linked to statements made in connection with a controversial video. The development has triggered intense political and religious debate, drawing attention to the relationship between Punjab's political leadership and influential Sikh institutions.

Ukraine's bid to join the European Union has entered a significant new phase as EU foreign ministers begin the first stage of accession negotiations in Luxembourg. The move marks one of the most important milestones in Kyiv's long-standing ambition to become part of the European bloc. While full membership remains a complex and lengthy process, the launch of formal talks signals strong political support from Europe and highlights Ukraine's growing integration with EU institutions amid ongoing geopolitical challenges.

Andy Burnham's reported ambitions to challenge UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer for Labour Party leadership could hinge on one crucial electoral battle. The spotlight is now on the Makerfield by-election, a contest many observers see as a test of Burnham's political strength and national appeal. A strong performance could boost his credibility and energise supporters, while a setback may raise questions about his readiness for a leadership bid. As Labour navigates a changing political landscape, all eyes are on Makerfield.

Olympian Bhavani Devi has been named in India's 24-member squad for the Senior Asian Fencing Championship in New Delhi. The tournament serves as a direct qualifier for the Asian Games and features over 400 athletes from 30+ countries

The reported US-Iran agreement has triggered a fierce political debate in Israel, with opposition leaders accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of mishandling the Iranian challenge. Opposition figure Yair Lapid described the development as a major diplomatic failure, arguing that Israel's concerns were not adequately addressed. Despite the criticism, Netanyahu has confirmed he will contest the upcoming elections, setting the stage for a heated political battle where security, diplomacy and leadership are expected to dominate the campaign.

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, a growing number of Americans are questioning the future of their democracy. Surveys suggest that nearly two-thirds of respondents believe the country's democratic system is at risk of failing, reflecting concerns over political polarization, institutional trust and governance.

The Indian government temporarily restricted Telegram to prevent paper leaks for the NEET 2026 re-exam, sparking online backlash for targeting the app instead of fixing systemic paper leaks.

Pascal Confavreux, spokesperson for the French Foreign Ministry, said leaders at the G7 Summit were seeking consensus on diagnostics before addressing solutions to protect economies worldwide. The ongoing crisis in West Asia dominated talks, particularly the disruption of key trade routes.