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South African Minister Ronald Lamola In India Ahead Of High-Stakes BRICS Meet

South African minister Ronald Lamola has arrived in India ahead of the upcoming BRICS meeting, underlining the growing strategic partnership between New Delhi and Pretoria. Speaking to WION, Lamola said India-South Africa ties have gone “from strength to strength” across trade, diplomacy and global cooperation. His visit comes at a crucial time as BRICS nations prepare to discuss key geopolitical and economic challenges shaping the Global South.

Trump melts down after US media shows Iran retains missile capabilities

US President Donald Trump lashed out at media outlets over a report claiming Iran restored access to key missile sites along the Strait of Hormuz just before his China visit.

Cheaters will cheat...again, and again: Study shows infidelity is a pattern

A study on infidelity shows that a person who cheats on their partner is extremely likely to fall into a pattern and repeat the behaviour in their next relationship as well. The person who is betrayed also has a higher chance of being cheated on again. This is irrespective of gender.

Kashmir’s liquor shop debate intensifies: Political rift, religious opposition, and civil society unite against alcohol sales

The row escalated after CM Omar Abdullah defended the government’s position, stating that liquor shops exist for those “whose religion permits it” and that “no one is forcing anyone” to consume alcohol. His remarks triggered sharp criticism from opposition parties and religious leaders.

Trump to Meet Chinese President: Long history of meetings between the superpower leaders
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US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are set to meet during a three-day summit in China. Here’s a look at a long history of meetings between two of the world’s most powerful leaders.

Soft Power: How Malayalam Superstar Is Saving Heritage Of Radio

Malayalam cinema icon Mohanlal has returned to radio as Kerala revives the All Kerala Radio Drama Festival after an eight-year gap. The move is being seen as an effort to preserve the rich tradition of radio storytelling that once connected generations across the state. Mohanlal’s participation has added fresh excitement to the festival, with many fans calling it a nostalgic return to an era when voices and stories ruled the airwaves long before digital entertainment took over.

What does China export most to US? Top 7 biggest sectors revealed
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Based on the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade, China's exports to the US were US$525.65 billion during 2024. This includes electronics, machinery, and textiles that rank among the top Chinese exports to the United States. Know which items are in the top 7 list.

Kerala CM suspense deepens as posters warn Rahul Gandhi over KC Venugopal pick

Tensions rise in Kerala Congress as posters warning Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra emerge in Wayanad over the possible selection of K. C. Venugopal as Chief Minister.

Goa’s party paradise under scanner after suspected drug overdose deaths

Goa’s nightlife culture is under scrutiny after suspected drug overdose deaths involving young tourists. A 21-year-old from Indore died after a party in Anjuna, with toxicology reports indicating narcotics mixed with alcohol, raising concerns over synthetic drug use at rave and beach parties.

Mehbooba Mufti welcomes RSS call for India-Pakistan dialogue, says it vindicates PDP stand

PDP chief Mehbooba Mufti welcomes RSS General Secretary Dattatreya Hosabale's call for India-Pakistan dialogue, stating it vindicates the long-standing peace roadmap of Mufti Mohammad Sayeed.

From sarees to butterfly-inspired gowns: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s most iconic Cannes looks of all time
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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is known for her long-standing association with the Cannes Film Festival. While her arrival at this year’s festival is yet to be confirmed, we revisit some of her most iconic red-carpet appearances from previous years at the film festival.

Musk vs OpenAI: Altman Fires Back At Musk In OpenAI Trial Over Control And Mission Claims

The long-running feud between Elon Musk and Sam Altman has intensified inside the courtroom, with Altman rejecting Musk’s accusations that OpenAI abandoned its original nonprofit mission. Altman reportedly argued that Musk had earlier sought greater control over the company during its formative years. The legal battle is now shining a spotlight on the future of AI development, corporate power and the growing rivalry between two of tech’s most influential figures.

Bazball 2.0: England axe Crawley; call up Gay, Rew and Baker for Lord's Test against New Zealand

Bazball 2.0 begins! England drops Zak Crawley for the Lord’s Test against New Zealand, handing maiden call-ups to Emilio Gay, James Rew, and Sonny Baker. Plus, Ollie Robinson returns to the pace attack. Check the full 15-man squad.

US Tariffs Rock South Africa’s Boat Export Industry

South Africa’s boat export industry is facing growing pressure as global tariff measures disrupt trade flows and increase costs for manufacturers. Industry leaders warn that rising duties and trade barriers could hurt exports, jobs, and investment, adding fresh uncertainty to the country’s maritime manufacturing sector.

Thailand Open 2026: Sindhu, Lakshya Sen, Srikanth advance to round of 16; Ayush knocked out

PV Sindhu and Kidambi Srikanth storm into Thailand Open round of 16 with straight-game wins; Ayush Shetty knocked out in Bangkok

Britain’s Most Stable Resident? Larry The Cat During UK Political Turmoil

While British Prime Ministers continue to battle political crises, one familiar face remains untouched by the chaos — Larry the Cat. The famous Downing Street cat has now witnessed more than 15 years of political drama, leadership battles and resignations. As UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces growing pressure following cabinet resignations and calls to step down, social media users are once again joking that Larry may be the only truly permanent resident of Downing Street.

UK Study Warns Heavy Caregiving May Speed Up Mental Decline In Older Adults

A new UK study has raised concerns about the mental health impact of intensive caregiving on older adults. Researchers found that people providing more than 50 hours of care a week for family members or loved ones may face a higher risk of cognitive decline over time. Experts say the emotional stress, physical exhaustion and lack of rest linked to long-term caregiving could affect memory, concentration and overall brain health, highlighting the urgent need for better support systems for carers.

BCCI to pick full-strength squad for one-off Afghanistan Test; focus on Bumrah, Siraj – Report

Selectors weigh Jasprit Bumrah's workload against a "no experiment" policy for the June 6 clash in Chandigarh. Get the latest on Siraj, the WTC standings, and why Ranji hero Auqib Nabi is on the radar.

Trump Arrives In China For High-Stakes Xi Meeting Amid Iran War

US President Donald Trump has arrived in China for a crucial summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping, marking the first visit by a sitting US president to China in nine years. While trade and Taiwan are expected to dominate discussions, the ongoing Iran conflict has added fresh urgency to the talks. With global markets, diplomacy and regional security at stake, the Trump-Xi meeting is being closely watched around the world.