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Mathematician who correctly predicted last 3 World Cup winners reveals FIFA World Cup 2026 champion

Joachim Klement, the mathematician who correctly predicted the last three World Cup champions, says the Netherlands will win the 2026 FIFA World Cup. See his full prediction, model, and projected finalists

Qatar Defence Ministry Broadens Recruitment for National Service

Qatar’s Defence Ministry has announced an expansion of its national service recruitment program, opening opportunities to a broader group of eligible citizens. The move aims to strengthen national preparedness and enhance defence capabilities through increased youth participation in military training.

How US fighter jet pilots can change a missile's target after launch
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US fighter pilots use secure Two-Way Data Links to rewrite a missile's kill chain mid-flight. This allows them to instantly swap targets, receive third-party guidance from allied stealth jets, or abort a USD 1 million strike at the last second.

Why US fighter jet missiles work like part of a flying internet
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US fighter jets use encrypted data links to turn missiles into nodes on a flying internet. This allows an F-35 to silently guide a USD 1 million missile fired by another jet miles away, creating an inescapable web of aerial lethality.

From Russia to Syria: 10 Most dangerous countries in the world – Check full list
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War, terrorism, political instability and humanitarian crises continue to shape the world's least peaceful nations. Here are the 10 most dangerous countries in the world as per the latest Global Peace Index rankings.

Why US fighter jet missiles adapt faster in chaotic air battles
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US missiles use AI, cognitive electronic warfare, and dual-mode seekers to adapt to chaotic combat. By leveraging miniature AESA radars and the military 'kill web', these USD 1 million weapons autonomously bypass radar jamming and flares.

How US fighter jet missiles stay accurate even when signals are jammed
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When enemies jam GPS and radar, US missiles survive using internal gyroscopes, dual-mode thermal seekers, and secure data links. Advanced weapons even feature 'Home-on-Jam' tech, tracking the hostile electronic interference directly to its source.

How fighter jet missile design quietly reveals a nation’s war strategy
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Missile architectures expose classified military doctrines. US designs prioritise internal stealth, Russia relies on passive heat-tracking to bypass jamming, and China builds massive long-range weapons to destroy slow-moving radar support planes.

Why is this lake called the world's largest mirror?

Located in Bolivia at an altitude of 3,656 metres, Salar de Uyuni is the world's largest salt flat. During the rainy season, a shallow layer of water covers its 10,582-square-kilometre surface, transforming the prehistoric lake bed into a massive, sky-reflecting natural mirror.

MEA Calls for immediate De-escalation, End to Attack on Vessels

India’s Ministry of External Affairs has called for the immediate de-escalation of tensions and an end to attacks on commercial vessels, stressing the need to ensure maritime security and protect civilian shipping in international waters amid rising regional instability.

Supreme Court dismisses Meenakshi Natarajan's plea challenging rejection of her Rajya Sabha candidature

While passing the order the Supreme Court said that once a Returning Officer rejects a nomination paper the person has to approach the poll panel.

Why is this waterfall called the Niagara of India?

Located in the Bastar district of Chhattisgarh, the Chitrakote Falls is officially the widest waterfall in India. Plunging 29 metres from the Indravati River, its 300-metre width and distinct horseshoe shape during the monsoon earn it the famous title of the Niagara of India.

Elon Musk's net worth could top $1 trillion as SpaceX begins trading on Nasdaq

Elon Musk could become the world's first trillionaire as SpaceX begins trading on Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX. The offering values the company at nearly $1.77 trillion.

Australian Open 2026: PV Sindhu reaches semifinals after dominant victory

PV Sindhu reached the Australian Open semifinals with a dominant win over Chen Su Yu and will face top seed Akane Yamaguchi next. Rising Indian player Tanvi Sharma was knocked out in the quarterfinals.

G7 Summit: What is G7 and how it differs from G20 and BRICS? Why it still matters in the changing world | WION Decodes

The G7 is an informal group of seven major democracies that wields outsized influence through its economic strength, control of global financial institutions, technology governance and security alliances. Unlike the broader G20 and BRICS, its shared values enable faster action.

UN Condemns Taliban's Repression of Woman; UN Highlights Arbitrary Detentions of Women

The United Nations has strongly condemned the Taliban for its ongoing repression of women in Afghanistan, highlighting reports of arbitrary detentions and widespread violations of basic human rights. The UN has raised alarm over the deteriorating situation for Afghan women under Taliban rule, calling for urgent international action.

'Z' Announces Official FIFA World Cup Screenings Across India

Z has announced official arrangements to bring FIFA World Cup screenings across India through partnerships with cinemas, restaurants, educational institutions, and other venues. The initiative aims to expand access to live matches, offering fans a shared viewing experience beyond home screens. With football fever expected to rise during the tournament, the move is set to turn the World Cup into a nationwide sporting celebration.

Thailand Mourns Princess Bajrakitiyabha, Royal Family Announces Her Passing

Thailand is in mourning after the Royal Palace announced the passing of Princess Bajrakitiyabha at the age of 47. The news has sparked widespread grief across the nation, with tributes pouring in for the princess, who was a prominent member of the Thai royal family. Authorities have not released further details regarding the circumstances, while the country reflects on the loss of a senior royal figure.

Salman Khan moves to Delhi HC over Kala Hiran; demands halt on teaser and release

Salman Khan has approached the Delhi HC following the buzz around the upcoming film Kala Hiran. He alleges that the film improperly draws upon his public image and ongoing legal controversies. Read on to know more.