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No links to US university: Supreme Court directs Telangana Princeton Colleges to put up disclaimer

The Supreme Court has directed Princeton colleges in Telangana to issue clear disclaimers stating they have no affiliation or links with Princeton University, USA.

India's RudraM-II Missile Passes Crucial Test, Hits Target With Pinpoint Accuracy

India has achieved another major milestone in indigenous defence technology with the successful flight test of the RudraM-II air-to-surface missile. Conducted jointly by DRDO and the Indian Air Force from Chandipur's Integrated Test Range, the missile accurately struck its designated target under challenging operational conditions. The successful trial validates the missile's advanced guidance systems and strengthens India's growing precision-strike capabilities, marking another step forward in the country's defence modernisation efforts.

How New Glenn explosion hands Elon Musk's SpaceX an edge, and whitewashes NASA's plans

The New Glenn explosion has created a multitude of problems for Blue Origin. Even though the company thinks it can fly by the end of this year, experts believe it will impact major deadlines, especially regarding the Mark 1, which was to deliver cargo to lunar south pole at the end of 2026.

Bolivia On The Brink? Nationwide Road Blockades Trigger Fuel, Food & Medicine Crisis

Bolivia is facing growing unrest as nationwide road blockades disrupt the supply of fuel, food and essential medicines across the country. The escalating crisis has raised concerns about shortages, economic disruption and public hardship. Amid mounting pressure, Ernesto Justiniano is set to replace Marcelo Salinas as Defence Minister, adding a new political dimension to an already tense situation.

Saudi Arabia, Qatar & Turkey Condemn Israeli Settler Incursions into Al-Aqsa Mosque

Calls to preserve the long-standing status quo at the Al-Aqsa compound are growing after a controversial incident involving Israeli settlers sparked strong reactions across the Muslim world. Reports said settlers raised flags and sang the Israeli national anthem under police protection during a visit to the site. Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Turkey were among the countries that issued condemnations, warning against actions that could inflame regional tensions around one of the world's most sensitive religious and political flashpoints.

US plans fresh tariffs amid trade talks in New Delhi: What this means and how it impacts India? WION Decodes

The US Trade Representative has proposed new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on 60 economies over alleged failures to curb imports linked to forced labor. The move targets countries including China, the UK, Vietnam and Pakistan

California Governor Race: Steve Hilton leads Xavier Becerra in primary, set for November showdown

Former Fox News host Steve Hilton leads California's gubernatorial primary race, followed by former HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra. Here's who they are and what comes next.

Meet the breakout players who could define the 2026 FIFA World Cup
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup will introduce a new generation of stars. Discover why Michael Olise, Morgan Rogers, Fermín López, Nico Paz, Aleksandar Pavlović and Ibrahim Mbaye are tipped for breakout tournaments

Iran War Creates Unexpected Windfall as Syria's Airspace Traffic Soars

Syria’s skies are witnessing a revival after years of Civil War and global isolation. A surge in air traffic is turning the country into an important aviation corridor as airlines reshape routes to avoid airspace disrupted by the conflict in West Asia.

Alleged shooting outside Khan Sir's coaching centre leaves guard injured; educator alleges rival institute role | WATCH

Shots fired outside Khan Sir's coaching centre in Patna left a security guard injured, sparking a major police probe. Khan Sir has alleged a rival coaching institute may be behind the attack, while CCTV footage of the incident is now going viral. Scroll down for full details and video.

BJP top leaders persuade Annamalai to put resignation on hold, plan next political move

Tamil Nadu BJP leader K. Annamalai submitted his resignation to party chief Nitin Nabin but was recalled for talks with the top brass. Seeking a 7-year term as autonomous state chief, he is considering launching a new local party while maintaining a friendly relationship with the BJP.

Google’s Big AI Bet: Can It Win The Future Of Artificial Intelligence?

Global tech markets are buzzing after reports emerged of a potential massive capital move linked to Google, centered around an 80-billion-dollar AI infrastructure push. In this report of news in numbers, we break down how the funds are expected to flow and what it could mean for the global AI landscape. Take a look.

'No role for third parties': Why India rejected Nepal PM's call for China, UK involvement in border issues | WION Decodes

India rejected any third-party role in resolving its border dispute with Nepal after Nepal PM Balen Shah suggested involving China and the UK. New Delhi said boundary issues must be addressed through existing bilateral mechanisms

'Sir' Idris Elba: Actor receives knighthood at Windsor Castle ceremony; expresses gratitude

Actor Idris Elba has received knighthood from King Charles III during an investiture ceremony held at Windsor Castle. The actor took to social media to express gratitude and said the work will continue. Read on to know more.

Gold vs US Equities: The Shocking Race To 10,000 Explained

A major market debate is unfolding as analysts predict both gold and U.S. equities could race toward the 10,000 mark. Supporters of gold cite inflation fears, geopolitical instability, and central bank buying as key drivers behind a potential surge.

NVIDIA Becomes Wall Street’s Safe Haven Amid US Debt Fears

Something extraordinary is happening on Wall Street. For the first time, investors consider NVIDIA to be less likely to default on its debts, Than the United States federal government. In this report, We dive into the details of why Wall Street is betting big on the AI darling.

Indian Airlines Hit Hard By West Asia Crisis As More Indians Shift To Foreign Carriers

India is one of the world's fastest growing aviation markets but Indian travellers are increasingly flying with foreign carriers following the war in west Asia. Operational disruptions, airspace restrictions and aircraft shortages continue to affect domestic airlines.

US-Iran War: Qatar Adopts ‘Dark Transit’ Strategy As Hormuz Crisis Deepens

Improvise, adapt, overcome. This seems to be Qatar’s new trade playbook in the gulf. For months, Qatari LNG exports were effectively stranded. Now, some LNG cargoes are moving again, but under extraordinary conditions.

 FIFA World Cup 2026: Will FIFA 2026 Deliver A Mega Economic Boost?

The 2026 FIFA world cup is set to be the biggest in the tournament's history. Hosted jointly by the United States, Canada and Mexico, The competition will feature 48 national teams across 16 cities.