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Donald Trump Seeks a Better Nuclear Deal With Iran Than JCPOA, Obama Says It's Highly Unlikely

Donald Trump has continuously insisted that he can negotiate a stronger nuclear agreement with Iran than the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). However, former President Barack Obama stated it is highly unlikely that any new deal will be a significant improvement over the original 2015 pact.

Daily Protests Continue Against Luxury Resort Linked to Trump's Son-in-Law Jared Kushner

Protests continue to intensify against a luxury resort project linked to Jared Kushner, US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law. Demonstrators have been taking to the streets daily, voicing concerns over the development and its broader implications. The project has become a focal point of public anger, with activists calling for greater transparency and accountability. The ongoing unrest highlights rising tensions around high-profile real estate ventures connected to political figures.

UK Politics: Far-Right Activist Tommy Robinson Briefly Detained at London's Heathrow Airport

Far-right activist Tommy Robinson was briefly detained by UK authorities at London’s Heathrow Airport, according to reports. Officials also seized his phone during the incident, sparking attention across political and media circles. While details around the detention remain limited, the move has triggered fresh debate over security checks and ongoing scrutiny of controversial public figures in the UK. Authorities have not released further information on the reason behind the action.

'For Rs 250 per hour': How Indians are selling their future to American AI companies

Indian workers are paid as little as Rs 100-250 an hour to label data and train AI and robots for US tech giants - often the same systems that could replace their jobs.

'It's in the movies': Why AI is still sci-fi for people in the Indian subcontinent

India leads in enterprise AI adoption, but for hundreds of millions across the subcontinent, AI remains something seen only in movies. Here's why the gap exists.

'It sees what you see': Why Siri AI on Apple Vision Pro is 'cyborg-level' technology

Apple's visionOS 27 brings Visual Intelligence and a redesigned Siri to Vision Pro, letting the AI assistant see and understand your surroundings in real time.

Bots now outnumber humans on the internet! Here's what that actually means

Cloudflare data shows bots now generate more web traffic than humans for the first time ever. Here's why it happened early, and what it means for the internet.

Got an iPhone? Apple may owe you cash from $250 million Siri lawsuit

Apple will pay $250 million to settle claims it overhyped Apple Intelligence and Siri on the iPhone 16 and 15 Pro. Here's who qualifies and how to claim up to $95.

How London could become AI's layoff apocalypse fallout zone

Finance analyst jobs in London have crashed from 350 to 80 in four years. New data shows nearly half the city's workforce faces AI-driven automation risk.

'Z' Reaches 100 Million Viewers Across Platforms After 2026 FIFA World Cup Opening Weekend

Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. recorded a strong response to the 2026 Fifa World Cup by entertaining over 100 million viewers across the opening weekend across its platforms.

Satya Nadella Raises Alarm: AI Power Could Be Concentrated in Few Big Models

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has warned about the growing concentration of power in artificial intelligence, cautioning that value and control could increasingly flow toward a small number of dominant AI models. Speaking on the future of AI development, Nadella emphasised the importance of maintaining knowledge diversity and technological independence across companies. He also raised concerns about “AI sovereignty,” urging tech firms to retain core expertise instead of becoming overly dependent on a few centralised systems.

England coach McCullum ‘concerned’ about Ben Stokes’ wellbeing after nightclub episode

England coach Brendon McCullum admits he is deeply "worried" about Ben Stokes' wellbeing as the dropped captain's international future hangs in the balance.

FIFA 2026 | Tunisia part ways with coach Sabri Lamouchi after poor World Cup start

Tunisia have reportedly sacked head coach Sabri Lamouchi after a 5-1 defeat to Sweden in their opening FIFA World Cup 2026 match. He was appointed in January this year.

PM Modi In Slovakia: PM Modi Becomes First Indian PM to Visit Slovakia Since 1993

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday (June 15, 2026) arrived in Slovakia becoming the first Indian Prime Minister to visit the country. Speaking during the exchange of MoUs and joint press statements with Slovakia PM Robert Fico in Bratislava, Mr. Modi said “India and Slovakia decided to elevate ties to status of Comprehensive Partnership.” The Prime Minister further said “I express my special thanks to Prime Minister Fico for cooperation received from Slovakia in finalising India-EU FTA.”

Zee records historic opening weekend with 100M viewers for FIFA World Cup 2026

Zee Entertainment breaks records as over 100 million viewers tune into the FIFA World Cup 2026 opening weekend across Zee5, Unite8 Sports, and social platforms.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Claims Iconic Ukraine Monastery Struck by US Patriot Missiles

Russia has launched a fresh wave of missile and drone attacks on Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, leaving at least six people injured according to local authorities. Air raid sirens sounded across the city as Ukrainian air defenses worked to intercept incoming threats.

WATCH| IPL fame Vaibhav Sooryavanshi pushes Sri Lanka A player after super-over loss

WATCH: Ugly post-match scenes in Dambulla as 15-year-old IPL sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi shoves Sri Lanka A's Vishen Halambage following a fiery Super Over defeat.

Mahesh Bhatt presents: Veer Pahariya and Varun Sharma team up for new action thriller

Veer Pahariya and Varun Sharma are teaming up for a new action thriller titled Naam- To Live is War. Veer will play the protagonist, while Varun is the antagonist in the film. The film is presented by Mahesh Bhatt.

‘Iran has committed to destroy and dispose of highly enriched material,’ says Vance

US Vice President JD Vance refuted claims that the Iranian regime would receive $24 billion in frozen funds if it hits certain benchmarks, saying the figure doesn’t appear anywhere in the texts. He added that the Trump administration plans to release the full text of the agreement.