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Former TMC MLA Sanat Dey was allegedly pelted with eggs and stones and greeted with "chor chor" slogans by a crowd outside a party office in Naihati, West Bengal. The incident comes amid escalating political tensions following attacks involving TMC leaders Abhishek Banerjee and Mahua Moitra.

Bangladesh diplomat Khalilur Rahman is set to lead the United Nations General Assembly in a major diplomatic achievement for Dhaka. Rahman brings decades of diplomatic experience and has represented Bangladesh in several high-level international forums.

Researchers have extracted thousands-of-years-old yeast from the gut of Otzi the Iceman and used the revived ancient strain to bake a fresh loaf of bread.

In a remarkable sign of investor confidence, chipmaker NVIDIA is now being viewed by parts of the market as a safer credit bet than the US government. Fueled by the global AI boom and strong demand for its advanced chips, Nvidia's financial standing has strengthened dramatically. The development highlights how rapidly the company has risen from a semiconductor manufacturer to one of the world's most influential technology firms, reshaping discussions around market confidence, risk and the future of artificial intelligence.

AI company Anthropic is expanding access to its cybersecurity-focused AI initiatives, including Project Glasswing and the Mythos AI tool. Nearly 200 organizations are expected to gain access as the company broadens efforts to help identify critical software vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by hackers. The move highlights the growing role of artificial intelligence in strengthening digital security, helping researchers and organizations detect weaknesses faster and improve cyber resilience in an increasingly complex threat environment.

Pelé’s iconic 1958 FIFA World Cup final jersey is expected to sell for over $6 million at Sotheby’s. Discover the history, auction details, and memorabilia market impact

At the Peddi promotional event in Vijayawada, a fan attempted to reach Ram Charan, which disrupted the public appearance. While the security handled the matter swiftly, the clips from the venue went viral.

The mysterious deaths and disappearances of scientists connected to sensitive research programs continue to fuel speculation in the United States. Melissa Casias, a researcher at Los Alamos National Laboratory, has been found dead nearly eleven months after she went missing. Her case has renewed attention on a list of researchers linked to nuclear, aerospace and alleged UFO-related investigations whose deaths or disappearances have sparked public intrigue. While authorities have not established any broader connection between the cases, the mystery continues to attract widespread scrutiny and debate.

A growing loneliness crisis in China is fueling the rapid rise of a new industry: paid companionship. From hiring someone to chat over coffee to virtual emotional support services, more people are turning to companionship platforms to combat isolation in fast-paced urban life. Analysts estimate China's companionship economy could be worth $7.4 billion in 2025, reflecting changing social habits, delayed marriage trends, and the pressures of modern living. The phenomenon is reshaping how many people seek connection in the digital age.

US President Donald Trump endorsed Colombian presidential candidate Abelardo de la Espriella ahead of the June 21 runoff election. The hard-right contender, known as "El Tigre," pledged stronger US-Colombia ties if elected

Perseverance rover has been exploring a region named Falbreen on Mars. Last year, it captured a panorama of the landscape, revealing a clear red sky minus any dust. The colour-enhanced version shows blue skies, similar to what is seen on Earth.

Norway Chess 2026 Round 8 saw Praggnanandhaa defeat Magnus Carlsen again, Alireza Firouzja beat Gukesh, and Wesley So maintain the lead. Get updated standings, results, and key highlights from Norway Chess and Norway Chess Women 2026

Marta Kostyuk reaches the French Open 2025 semi-finals after defeating Elina Svitolina in a historic all-Ukrainian clash and dedicates her win to Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict

Days after FWICE issued a non-cooperative directive to actor Ranveer Singh over his exit from Farhan Akhtar's Don 3, Singh has served the federation with a legal notice. The nature of the notice is not known yet.

Sabrina Carpenter has obtained a temporary restraining order against an alleged stalker who has repeatedly tried to gain access to her Los Angeles home. She also claimed that the man falsely insisted that he knew her personally.

Dramatic videos from Kuwait show missiles, drones and interceptor fire lighting up the night sky as Iran launched fresh attacks targeting US military positions. The strikes came just hours after Washington suggested the conflict was winding down. Scroll down to watch the videos.

Scientists are uncovering a surprising ally in the fight against cancer: domestic cats. A groundbreaking study has mapped the cancer-related genes of hundreds of cats, revealing that felines share around 90% of their genetic code with humans. Researchers say many cancers in cats develop through the same biological pathways and genetic mutations seen in people, making them valuable for understanding the disease and developing future treatments. The findings could open new avenues for both human and veterinary cancer research.

Taiwan is turning to advanced robotics to strengthen its security presence, with robot dogs being tested for patrol and surveillance missions. Designed to operate across challenging terrain, these robotic units could be deployed on remote islands and coastal areas in the South China Sea. From monitoring beaches to supporting military operations, the technology represents a growing shift toward unmanned systems in modern defence. The move comes as regional tensions continue to shape security planning across the Indo-Pacific.

Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated after the IRGC claimed it launched missile and drone attacks against the US Navy's Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain. US Central Command rejected the claim, stating that all incoming threats were intercepted and neutralised. Meanwhile, American forces reportedly carried out a self-defence strike on Iran's Qeshm Island. The latest exchange highlights the growing risk of a wider confrontation in the Gulf, a region critical to global energy supplies and maritime trade.