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Explosion in Romania: Stray Ukrainian naval drone detonates near Constanța oil terminal

A stray Ukrainian naval drone, knocked off course by Russian jamming, exploded in Romania's Port of Constanța. No casualties were reported after a swift evacuation.

ISS leak updates: Roscosmos says first leak has been fixed, NASA says repair efforts have been paused

Astronauts on the International Space Station have been asked to prepare for potential evacuation because of a leak that has been a cause for concern for over five years.

Who is Anna Estevao? Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs lawyer joins Nicolas Maduro’s defence team

Anna Estevao, the attorney known for her role in Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ trial, has joined Nicolas Maduro’s defence team as the former Venezuelan president fights US drug trafficking charges.

Vijay's Jana Nayagan: Producers to refund distributor amid release uncertainty: Report

Originally set to release in January, Vijay's Jana Nayagan is still stuck in limbo. However, the latest update is that the CM of Tamil Nadu has asked the makers to return money to the distributors. Read the full here.

NASA satellite spots strongest sign of Super El Nino, confirming all predictions - What to expect?

NASA has confirmed that Super El Niño is coming for the world this year. Its Sentinel–6 Michael Freilich satellite has spotted a large pool of warm water in the Pacific Ocean near South America, confirming that the worst is coming.

Iran’s World Cup squad submits passports to US embassy in Turkey amid visa uncertainty

With the World Cup days away, Iran’s squad has submitted its passports to the US Embassy in Ankara. Read about FIFA’s intervention and Iran’s warning over visa delays.

Senate passes $70bn bill to fund immigration enforcement, without limits on Trump ‘anti-weaponisation’ fund

The immigration enforcement bill was passed by a vote of 52-47 after a marathon 18-hour voting session in which only one Republican voted against it. Sen. Lisa Murkowski was the only Republican to vote against the final package, which was also opposed by all Democrats.

FIFA 2026: Why Japan changed training sites in Mexico ahead of World Cup

The FIFA World Cup 2026 in North America gets underway on Jun 11, with Japan set to begin their campaign against the Netherlands in Dallas on Jun 14.

Why India may need Russian Su-57s before its indigenous AMCA project takes flight? WION decodes

The AMCA project is being spearheaded by the Aeronautical Development Agency (ADA), a body under the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), representing a massive leap in the domestic defence capabilities of India.

Argentina Lost Their Lost Their Opening Match of the Tournament

Argentina suffered a disappointing defeat in their opening match of the tournament, putting early pressure on the team as the competition begins. Fans were left stunned as Argentina struggled to find momentum against a determined opponent. The loss raises questions about tactics, form, and the road ahead in the tournament.

Oman Oil Terminal Attack: Explosion Caused By Suspected Drone Attack at Mina Al Fahal

An explosion at Oman’s Mina Al Fahal oil terminal is suspected to have been caused by a drone attack, raising concerns over regional energy security and maritime safety. Authorities are investigating the incident as tensions remain high across the Middle East. The blast has triggered fresh fears over possible disruptions to oil infrastructure and global energy markets.

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukrainian President Writes Open Letter to Putin to End the War

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has written an open letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin, urging an end to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. The appeal comes as fighting continues across multiple fronts and international calls for diplomacy intensify. Zelenskyy stressed the need for peace and dialogue to prevent further destruction and loss of life.

Iran says it fired missiles and drones at US warships in Gulf of Oman, claims USS Tripoli retreated

Iran says it launched missiles and drones at US warships in the Gulf of Oman and closed the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions after the seizure of a sanctioned vessel.

Greenwashing: Are we being fooled into buying eco-friendly products that aren’t? WION Decodes

As demand for eco-friendly products grows, some companies exploit the trend through “greenwashing” using misleading labels and marketing to make products appear sustainable without delivering real environmental benefits. Here’s all you need to know.

‘Thank God for good people in India’: Michael Clarke recalls horrifying car crash after IPL 2026 final

"Thank God for good people in India." Former Australia captain Michael Clarke opens up about surviving a horrifying highway car crash after the IPL 2026 final.

'Pause button has no cords': Claude speaks against Anthropic's AI pause calls as pre-IPO cosplay

Anthropic called for a gloal AI pause four days after filing its IPO prospectus. We asked Claude — their own AI — to respond. It pointed to Mythos breaking containment, AI models resisting shutdown, and a proposal with no cord attached.

Thailand's Consumer Council Plans Civil Suit Against Meta

Thailand’s Consumer Council is planning a civil lawsuit against Meta over alleged failures to tackle online scams and harmful content on its platforms. Officials say consumers have suffered financial losses linked to fraudulent advertisements and deceptive activity circulating online. The move adds to growing global scrutiny of major tech companies over user safety and platform accountability.

Wellness Experts Drive 'Hormone Aware Eating' | Why Gentle Movement is the Part of the Trend

Wellness experts are promoting “hormone-aware eating” as more people look to balance nutrition, stress, sleep, and overall health through lifestyle changes. The growing trend also highlights the importance of gentle movement practices such as walking, yoga, and stretching to support hormonal health and well-being. Supporters say the approach focuses on sustainable habits rather than extreme fitness or restrictive diets.

Australia's 'Dragon Girl' with a tattoo on her eyeball, is now getting a 'coin slot' inserted in her ear

Amber Luke has more than 600 tattoos on her body, and is not going to Spain to get a "coin slot" inserted into her ear and a silicone bow implanted under the skin. She has already spent $250,000 on previous procedures.