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Sean Combs' 2028 release update: When is the music mogul expected to leave prison?

Sean "Diddy" Combs' 50-month sentence has a new release update. Earlier in March 2026, the date was moved from April 25 to April 15, and now reports state that the sentence has been drastically reduced.

Why the F-22 can cover vast distances at high speed
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The F-22 Raptor uses Mach 1.82 supercruise and a 65,000-foot ceiling to cover massive distances rapidly. Internal weapon bays eliminate drag, while its engines provide 70,000 pounds of thrust to ensure optimum fuel efficiency.

Mark Carney says G7 no longer runs the world, highlights India's growing global role

Canadian PM Mark Carney said the G7 no longer runs the world, pointing to India's growing influence and a changing global order.

Donald Trump warns ‘all hell will rain down’ if Iran pursues nuclear weapons

US President Donald Trump warned that “all hell will rain down” on Iran if it seeks a nuclear weapon. He said any future deal must ensure Tehran never acquires one. Iran, however, continues to insist its nuclear programme is peaceful despite concerns over its uranium stockpile.

Rajkumar Hirani reveals how a call from cyber crime became the origin of Pritam aur Pedro: 'No one was actively working on the subject'

Rajkumar Hirani has stepped into the world of streaming with Pritam aur Pedro, which will revolve around the world of cyber crime. The series will release on July 3rd on Jio Hotstar.

US-Iran Peace Deal Fuels Political Divide In Israel, Opposition Claims Netanyahu Can No Longer Lead

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.

Australia Probes Israeli Custody Abuse Claims Made by Flotilla Activists

Australia has launched an investigation into allegations made by activists detained by Israeli authorities following a flotilla-related incident. The probe will examine claims that some detainees were subjected to physical and sexual abuse while in custody. Australian officials say they are seeking detailed information to establish the facts surrounding the allegations. The development has drawn international attention and could add to ongoing scrutiny of the treatment of activists involved in high-profile maritime protests.

Why the F-22 remains a key part of America’s air power
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An $8 billion upgrade with stealth tanks keeps the 187-jet F-22 fleet vital to US air power. Its Mach 1.5 supercruise ensures unmatched combat dominance.

Imtiaz Ali, Aditya Dhar, SS Rajamouli: Filmmakers who shaped a generation with their cult classics
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While trends come and go, these films have stood the test of time. More than just box-office successes, they became cultural touchstones—stories that continue to be celebrated, revisited, and passed on from one generation of movie lovers to the next.

NCERT Mohenjodaro Dancing Girl controversy: Is India's obsession with modesty threatening its culture?

Should a 4,600-year-old artefact be altered to make it more "age-appropriate"? After NCERT's edited image of the Mohenjodaro Dancing Girl triggered outrage, WION spoke to educators about authenticity, cultural heritage and how history should be taught.

American B-52 vs Russian Tu-22M3: Which bomber from the Cold War era is older?
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The American B-52 Stratofortress is significantly older than the Russian Tu-22M3. While the B-52 took its first flight in 1952 and entered service in 1955, the advanced Tu-22M3 variant did not fly until 1977 and entered Soviet service in 1989.

FIFA World Cup: Argentina receive triple boost as Messi, Alvarez return from injury ahead of title defence

Lionel Messi is declared 100% fit alongside Martínez and Álvarez as defending champions Argentina prepare to launch their World Cup title defence against Algeria.

Spain star makes history for wrong reasons! First player since 1966 to go 30 minutes without touching the ball once at FIFA World Cup

Cabo Verde earned a historic FIFA World Cup debut point after holding Spain to a goalless draw in Atlanta. Goalkeeper Vozinha starred as the Blue Sharks shocked the 2010 champions

Why the F-22 remains one of the world's most feared fighter jets
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The F-22 Raptor combines a minuscule radar profile, Mach 1.8 supercruise, and a strict US export ban to maintain its status as the premier air superiority fighter.

FIFA 2026: Herve Renard takes charge of Tunisia after Sabri Lamouchi exit

Tunisia Football Association has appointed Herve Renard as the new manager following a 5-1 defeat to Sweden, in an effort to revive their FIFA World Cup campaign in Mexico.

How many B-52 bombers does the US have?
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The US Air Force officially maintains a combat fleet of 76 B-52 Stratofortress bombers, with 58 on active duty and 18 in reserve. The military is currently upgrading the entire aircraft inventory, ensuring this iconic strategic strike force will remain fully operational until the 2050s.

Meet Aamir Khan's 'topper' child actor in Taare Zameen Par, who is now a licensed pilot & dentist

Life in showbiz is unpredictable. While many actors chase fame, some step away even after a dream debut. One such case is Sachet Engineer, who played Yohaan Awasthi in Aamir Khan’s Taare Zameen Par.

US-Iran war ends - But did Trump achieve his ‘objectives’? WION Decodes

Despite launching a war with ambitious goals—including regime change, nuclear elimination, and destroying Iran's missile industry—the US-Iran MoU left Donald Trump's primary objectives unachieved while causing severe economic disruptions.

NEET Re-Exam Crackdown: India Restricts Telegram Access Amid Cheating Fears

Authorities have stepped up security measures ahead of the NEET re-examination, with access to Telegram reportedly restricted until June 22. Officials allege that certain channels on the platform were being used by cheating rackets to mislead aspirants and spread fabricated claims of paper leaks. The move is part of a broader effort to protect the integrity of one of India's most competitive entrance exams and ensure a fair environment for students preparing to retake the test.