Saudi Arabia exits China-led mBridge digital currency platform amid Saudi-Houthi conflict

Samsung raises Galaxy S26 prices by Rs 20,000: Here’s what each model now costs

Mahabharat actor Saurav Gurjar arrested in Hyderabad, sent to 14-day judicial custody in sexual exploitation case

‘0% chance’: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dismisses AI extinction fears by 2030

'Were you here to sell chickpeas?': Wasim Akram criticises Babar Azam's captaincy

Noel Tata challenges Chandrasekaran’s reappointment as Tata Sons chairman. What happened at the board meeting

Punjab man consumes poison outside DC office; Congress, BJP target AAP government

US ships in Indian Ocean ‘will be attacked’ if war resumes, warns Iran

Arvind Kejriwal, family members, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta get SIR notices

'Lot of things to learn from experienced players': Jayasuriya backs Rohit, Virat for 2027 ODI World Cup

S Jaishankar, former Army chief among high-profile names issued Delhi SIR notices

Fleming's aspirations as England Test coach include WTC, top ranking and Ashes

Kareena Kapoor birthday special: Inside her net worth, best movies, luxurious lifestyle and love story with Saif Ali Khan

China now makes advanced memory chips without the machines it was banned from buying

J&K Assembly Session begins amid chaos: BJP, ruling alliance clash as statehood demand dominates

Putin's United Russia party wins 355 seats in Duma election; 4 other parties cross threshold to enter parliament

Delhi: Flagged voters remain on the draft roll but face hearings

Microsoft executive called AI training the ‘largest theft of labour in human history’

Trump says he'll build an 'AI Force' and appoint a czar, for 'high IQ' people only

Apple reportedly building AI server with M8 Ultra chips, may use Nvidia technology

New OTT releases this week (September 21-27, 2026): Shaque: Trust No One, Hunkkaar, Don’t Be Shy- 5 new titles coming to Netflix, Prime Video and more

Italy moves to ban face veils in schools as Meloni pushes new integration measures

Glitch in the matrix caught on camera: Woman vanishes after talking to reporter

AI kill switch explained: Why shutting down a dangerous AI may not be as simple as pressing a button

WATCH | Mysterious lights over Tehran caught on video. Drone, aircraft or something else?

Several petrol pumps, other businesses to refuse UPI payments above Rs 2,000 from Oct 16: Is it legal?

Taylor Swift has a 'proud wife' moment as Travis Kelce scores first touchdown of season: 'That’s my husband!'

Jailer 2: Vidya Balan joins Rajinikanth's upcoming film as Kantha | Watch

Saudi vs Houthis: Houthis claim missiles & drones used in attack on key Saudi sites

Chancellor Friedrich Merz vows to stay on as exit polls signal major poll setback

SNL UK takes aim at Ed Sheeran with AI Princess Diana sketch

Trump-Xi summit: US Treasury Secretary holds meeting with Chinese Vice Premier

CDU suffers historic defeat in eastern Germany as AfD surges, Merz vows to stay on

Bessent meets China’s He Lifeng to prepare for Trump-Xi summit

Iran sets 7 conditions to end war with US: What are Tehran’s demands?

Delhi Air pollution: Strict crackdown on waste burning

What TSMC's 2nm technology means for Apple

AI actress Tilly Norwood glitches mid-interview, switches from English to Chinese | Watch

40-foot waves crash into cruise ship in dangerous stretch near Antarctica. Watch

Samay Raina-Mukesh Chhabra controversy explained: What happened over girlfriend joke on India's Got Latent?

Pilot recreates Mona Lisa in sky over Oklahoma and Arkansas in four-hour flight: VIDEO

Maharashtra TET paper leak: All 18 accused arrested. How alleged Agra-to-Maharashtra racket unfolded

A growing dispute over voter records is intensifying tensions between federal authorities and state governments in the United States. The clash centers on access to voter data, election oversight, and the balance of power between Washington and individual states. As both sides dig in, the debate is raising fresh questions about election administration, voter privacy, and the integrity of the electoral process.

US voter data row: Federal-state row deepens over voter records 

Ali Khamenei’s funeral procession has drawn global attention, and now the remains of Iran's supreme leader will be flown to Karbala from Najaf. The developments are being closely watched as Iran bids final goodbye to its slain supreme leader Ali Khamenei. 


The final journey of Iran's slain supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

The race to succeed Sir Keir Starmer as the leader of the UK Labour Party—and the nation’s next Prime Minister—is officially underway. Nominations opened today, July 9, 2026, with former Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham emerging as the clear frontrunner. Having secured overwhelming early support from the Parliamentary Labour Party, Burnham is widely expected to be confirmed uncontested.


Burnham nears no.10 after Starmer exit as labour MPs begin nominating Keir Starmer's successor 

Marine Le Pen just announced she’s running for French president. The announcement came hours after a court upheld her embezzlement conviction but shockingly lifted a 5-year ban that would’ve blocked her from office. For over a year her campaign looked dead. Now the far-right leader is back in the race for 2027, setting up a major showdown in French politics.


France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen launches presidential bid despite double-conviction

Former West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee led a protest rally over the rape and murder of an 11-year-old girl in Baruipur. She accused police of ignoring a Calcutta High Court order and letting BJP workers disrupt the Trinamool march. Mamata also claimed TMC workers were assaulted during the protest. The case has sparked statewide outrage, with political parties trading blame over law and order and the safety of children in Bengal.


West Bengal's former CM Mamata Banerjee holds protest rally, accuses BJP of disruptions 

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is calling for Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner to drop out after a woman accused him of sexual assault from 2021. Top Democrats are now joining the pressure as the party faces a major headache ahead of the midterms. The allegation threatens a key Senate race in Maine and has sparked debate inside the Democratic Party about accountability vs. electability. 


Democratic Party's Maine Senate candidate Graham Plater faces sexual assault charge

Shiv Sena Eknath Shinde faction corporator Ramesh Mhatre has been arrested after allegedly assaulting doctors and medical staff at Shastri Nagar Hospital in Dombivli, Thane. The attack on July 6 reportedly included beating a female doctor on duty. The incident at the KDMC-run civic hospital has sparked outrage among medical staff and citizens, raising questions about political violence and safety of healthcare workers in Maharashtra.


Shiv Sena Shinde faction leader accused of beating up a female doctor

The fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire is facing its biggest test yet. After attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, the United States launched strikes on more than 80 targets linked to Iran's military infrastructure. President Donald Trump amplified support for the operation on social media, while Tehran warned of consequences and accused Washington of violating the post-war understanding. With shipping risks now rated severe, oil markets, global trade routes and regional security are once again under intense pressure as fears of a broader escalation grow.


US President Donald Trump ends ceasefire, vows to strike Iran for the second consecutive day 

A French court has found Marine Le Pen guilty of misusing public funds in a closely watched case with major political implications. However, the court also reduced restrictions related to her eligibility to contest elections, keeping questions alive about her future political ambitions. The ruling comes at a critical moment for France's political landscape and could have significant consequences for the country's right-wing movement and future elections.

French court holds Marine Le Pen guilty of misusing public funds

President Emmanuel Macron landed in Damascus wearing aviators — again. It’s the first visit by an EU head of state to Syria since rebels led by President Ahmed al-Sharaa ended 13 years of Assad rule. Over breakfast with Syrian civil society, Macron signaled support for a country trying to rebuild. From Davos to Damascus, the sunglasses made headlines, but the message was clear: Europe is back at the table in Syria’s new chapter.


French President Emmanuel Macron dons aviators during his visit to Syria

A political storm has erupted in Britain after Nigel Farage announced his resignation as an MP amid growing scrutiny over political funding. The development has sent shockwaves through British politics, raising questions about the future of Reform UK and Farage's political influence. As pressure mounts and investigations intensify, the resignation could have far-reaching implications for the UK's political landscape and the balance of power ahead of future elections.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage resigns amid mounting pressure on political funding

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Indonesia has put maritime security, defence cooperation, trade, and strategic partnerships firmly in the spotlight. With the Indo-Pacific becoming increasingly important, discussions are expected to cover issues ranging from the Malacca Strait and regional security to critical minerals and defence collaboration, including potential BrahMos-related cooperation. 

The visit highlights the growing importance of India-Indonesia relations in shaping the future of the region.

PM Modi in Indonesia: PM Modi hails friendship with President Subianto 

Across several countries, right-leaning political parties are increasingly being linked with symbols of patriotism and nationalism. Supporters argue these movements reflect national pride and sovereignty, while critics debate their broader political implications. In this edition of Race To Power, we explore how patriotic imagery is shaping political identities, influencing voter behavior, and becoming a key element of contemporary political campaigns around the world.

Global right parties are being associated with symbols of patriotism and nationalism

Anti-NATO demonstrations organized by the Communist Party of Turkiye have drawn attention in Ankara and Istanbul ahead of key international discussions. The protests highlight ongoing debates over military alliances, foreign policy, and Turkiye's role within NATO. In this episode of Race To Power, we examine the motivations behind the demonstrations, the political messaging involved, and the broader implications for domestic and international politics.

Communist party of turkiye holds anti-nato protests in Ankara and Istanbul

All eyes are on France as National Rally leader Marine Le Pen awaits a crucial verdict that could have far-reaching consequences for her political future. The decision is being closely watched by supporters, opponents, and political observers across Europe. In this edition of Race To Power, we explore the case, its significance for French politics, and what the ruling could mean for the future of the country's right-wing movement.

France's national rally leader Marine Le Pen awaits a defining verdict

Iran is mourning the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as millions gather for funeral ceremonies in Tehran. The country's leadership transition is now under intense scrutiny, with questions emerging over who could shape Iran's future political direction. As the mortal remains are set to be taken to Qom, the developments are drawing attention across the Middle East and beyond. This episode of Race To Power examines the funeral, the symbolism on display, and the potential implications for Iran's political landscape and regional influence.

Iran bids farewell to Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, mortal remains will be taken to Qom

The recording, which surfaced earlier this week, purportedly features senior leader and former Chief Minister D.V. Sadananda Gowda making scathing remarks about the leadership of state president B.Y. Vijayendra. In the clip, the voice—alleged to be Gowda’s—advocates for waiting until November to "kick him out" to avoid internal confusion. While Sadananda Gowda has categorically denied that the voice is his, the incident has exposed the simmering tension following recent Legislative Council cross-voting scandals.


Karnataka: State BJP divided over Vijayendra's leadership

As tensions from the 40-day Iran conflict begin to ease, financial markets are telling a different story. Defence companies have seen strong investor interest, fueled by expectations of rising military spending and a massive U.S. defence budget. While Wall Street celebrates record gains, many workers have yet to feel the benefits through higher wages or improved living standards.


War, oil and inflation: The 2026 triangle under Trump 2.0

A fresh controversy is brewing around GrabAGun, the online firearms retailer linked to Donald Trump Jr., as questions emerge over proposed regulatory changes that could benefit gun e-commerce businesses. Critics have raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest after the company's stock struggled in recent months, while supporters argue the debate is being politicised.


Trump Jr.'s gun startup faces ethics storm amid regulatory debate 

Over four months after Iran's supreme leader, late Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was assassinated in a combined attack by the US and Israeli forces, his funeral will begin ‌in ⁠Tehran ⁠on July 4 and conclude with ​his burial in the ​northeastern city of Mashhad ⁠on July ⁠9, reported ⁠state media


Khamenei's funeral: Iran mourns assassinated supreme leader

France has officially announced the dates for its 2027 presidential election, setting the stage for a major political transition. With President Emmanuel Macron constitutionally barred from seeking a third consecutive term, attention is already shifting to the candidates hoping to succeed him at the Élysée Palace.


French government announces dates for presidential elections

In a significant political breakthrough, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his ruling coalition have unveiled a sweeping 34-point reform package aimed at jolting Europe's largest economy out of stagnation. The "Programme for Revival and Employment," presented on July 2, 2026, targets tax relief, pension sustainability, and the reduction of stifling bureaucracy to counter internal economic decline and rising political pressure from the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD).  


German chancellor Merz announces economic reforms amid pressure from Far-Right 

The United States is preparing for a landmark Independence Day celebration as it marks 250 years since the nation's founding. President Donald Trump is expected to deliver what could be the longest July 4 speech of his presidency from Washington's National Mall, even as a summer heatwave grips parts of the country.


US President Donald Trump to make longest ever speech on Independence Day

In a historic reflection of changing social landscapes, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has frequently highlighted the diversity of the current House of Commons, noting that it contains one of the largest cohorts of openly LGBTQ+ Members of Parliament in the world. As of May 2026, data indicates that at least 75 MPs openly identify as LGBTQ+, continuing a multi-year trend toward a more representative and inclusive legislature.  

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Says He is Proud of Britain’s Gayest Parliament

The 16th India-Japan Annual Summit has concluded in New Delhi, resulting in a landmark roadmap to elevate the bilateral partnership. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi have set an ambitious target of mobilising ¥10 trillion (approx. USD 68 billion) in Japanese investment into India over the next decade. Beyond traditional infrastructure, the new focus is on frontier technology, resilient supply chains, and economic security.  


India-Japan summit: PM Modi calls Japan PM Sanae Takaichi his little sister

Tensions are boiling over in South Africa as nationwide anti-immigrant demonstrations have resulted in more than 900 arrests. While authorities report that the vast majority of the 120 organized marches remained peaceful, isolated incidents of violence, looting, and clashes with law enforcement have prompted a heavy police and military deployment across multiple provinces.


Anti-Immigrant Protests Intensify in South Africa, Police Arrest Over 900 People

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