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'Natural partners': Italian envoy Bartoli hails deepening India-Italy bond at National Day

Italian Ambassador Antonio Bartoli praised deepening India-Italy ties at a National Day reception, highlighting strategic partnerships in trade, manufacturing, defence, and a upcoming 2026-27 Year of Culture.

‘Cognitive and physical performance are excellent’: WH releases Trump’s medical report, calls him ‘fully fit’ for office

Donald Trump’s latest White House medical report declares the 79-year-old “fully fit,” citing excellent cognitive and physical performance, improved cholesterol levels, and a perfect cognitive test score.

US Redistricting Row: Three Republicans State Push for Redrawn Congressional Maps

The United States is currently gripped by a high-stakes national struggle over congressional redistricting ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Following an April 2026 U.S. Supreme Court decision that weakened protections for majority-minority districts, several Republican-led states—including Louisiana, Alabama, and Tennessee—have moved to aggressively redraw their maps.

Ebola Outbreak: Mexico Airlines Restrict Uganda, DRC Or South Sudan Travellers

Mexican airlines have implemented strict entry requirements for travelers arriving from Uganda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), and South Sudan as the region battles a deadly outbreak of the Bundibugyo Ebola virus. Carriers including Aeromexico, Viva, and Volaris have restricted entry for individuals who have been in these countries within the last 21 days.

'A lot of emotional issues': Britney Spears opens up about personal struggles after legal troubles

Britney Spears took to social media to open up about her recent "emotional issues" and revealed her newfound interest in arts and crafts. The singer has recently been making headlines due to her reckless driving case.

UAE secretly struck Iran during US-Israel war, targeted Hormuz sites and energy facilities: Report

The UAE secretly carried out dozens of military strikes on Iran during the US-Israel war, targeting key energy and military sites with intelligence support from Washington and Tel Aviv, according to a report.

'Critical anchor': Hegseth at Shangri-La Dialogue lauds India, calls New Delhi a pillar of regional stability

US calls India a "critical anchor" in the Indo-Pacific: At Asia's top security summit, US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth praised India's military modernisation and growing defence industry, arguing that a stronger India helps maintain the regional balance of power.

Ceasefire in name only? Israel advances deeper into Lebanon as talks continue

Israel says its troops have crossed a key river deep inside Lebanon, even as Israeli and Lebanese military officials hold rare direct talks in Washington. So why is fighting intensifying despite ceasefire efforts, and what does this new advance mean for the wider Middle East conflict?

Brent Posts Biggest Weekly Drop in 2 Months

Global oil markets saw a sharp reversal in sentiment this week. Brent crude is heading for its biggest weekly decline in two months, falling nearly 10 percent.

Exxon Sounds the Alarm on Low Oil Inventory

A major warning has come from one of the world's biggest oil companies. ExxonMobil says global oil inventories could hit dangerously low levels within weeks. The consequences, it warns, will be severe.

US military strike on suspected drug-smuggling vessel kills 3 in Eastern Pacific

The US military killed three people in a strike on a suspected drug-smuggling vessel in the Eastern Pacific, raising the campaign's death toll past 200 amid growing legal scrutiny.

Epstein Files: Bondi Says Full Transparency Was Maintained During Files' Release

Former Attorney General Pam Bondi defended her oversight of the Jeffrey Epstein document release during a closed-door congressional interview on Friday. Bondi, who was dismissed by President Donald Trump in early April, maintained that the Justice Department acted with transparency while noting that she delegated the specific review process to her then-deputy, Todd Blanche.

U.S. Journalist Exposed: The Secret Chinese Spy Allegations

#Gravitas An American journalist stands accused of secretly working for China’s intelligence network for years while allegedly trying to obtain classified U.S. government information. The case has sparked major concerns over espionage, national security and foreign influence operations inside the United States.

White House breaks precedent by keeping 79YO Trump's latest health report secret. Are they hiding something?

Is White House hiding something about Donald Trump's health? The president recently underwent his 3rd medical checkup in 13 months. While his doctor says he's in "excellent health," the administration has yet to release the full results, breaking with years of precedent. Why the delay?

Peddi star Ram Charan opens up about his meeting with PM Narendra Modi in Delhi: 'Modi ji shared story from West Bengal'

Ram Charan, who is currently gearing up for the release of Peddi has opened up about his meeting with PM Narendra Modi. Directed by Buchi Babu Sana, the film also stars Janhvi Kapoor. Read on to know more.

Trump holds off on Iran ceasefire decision, says any deal must satisfy 'red lines'

Donald Trump postponed a final decision on a potential Iran ceasefire deal after a two-hour Situation Room meeting. Iran rejected the US proposal, citing distrust and demanding actions over assurances.

Federal Judge Orders Removal of Trump's Name On Kennedy Center

A federal judge has ordered the removal of Donald Trump’s name from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, ruling that the venue cannot be renamed without an act of Congress. U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper directed the administration to take down all signage and references to a "Trump Kennedy Center" within 14 days.

UN Report Describes Incidents of Conflict-Related Sexual Violence

A new United Nations report reveals that verified cases of conflict-related sexual violence more than doubled in 2025, with 9,788 incidents documented globally. For the first time, the Israeli and Russian armed forces were added to the UN’s "blacklist" of parties suspected of committing such acts. The report highlights the use of sexual violence—including rape, gang rape, and sexual slavery—as a systematic tactic of war, torture, and political repression across 21 countries.

Heatwave: Doctors Advise Hydration & Light Clothing During Heatwave

Doctors advise that during a heatwave, staying hydrated and wearing light, loose-fitting clothing are essential for preventing heat-related illnesses. Experts recommend drinking water regularly throughout the day, even before you feel thirsty, to maintain proper fluid balance. Additionally, choosing breathable, light-colored fabrics—such as cotton—can help your body sweat evaporate more efficiently and keep you cool.