Tensions between Iran and the United States continue to rise as reports suggest a second round of nuclear talks may soon take place in Rome. The discussions aim to revive the stalled nuclear agreement and reduce regional tensions. Both sides remain cautious but open to diplomatic engagement.

Iran-US tensions: Second round of Iran-US nuclear talks likely to be held in Rome        4o

Bangladesh has reinstated the phrase "except Israel" on its passports, signaling a reaffirmation of its long-standing policy of not recognizing Israel. The move comes after brief confusion when the phrase was previously omitted. Officials clarify that the change reflects the country's consistent foreign policy stance.

'Except Israel' phrase back on Bangladeshi passports        4o mini

The ongoing bin strike in Birmingham has prompted a government warning about a potential public health crisis. Accumulated waste across the city is raising concerns over sanitation and disease risks. Authorities are urging swift resolution to prevent further deterioration of living conditions.

Birmingham bin strike: Government issues warning of public health crisis

A striking new artwork featuring a mouse-shaped heart explores the emotional toll of cyberattacks in the digital age. Blending technology and creativity, the piece symbolizes how deeply digital threats can impact human lives. It stands as a powerful commentary on the vulnerability and chaos caused by cyber warfare.

Cybersecurity meets artistic expression: Mouse heart symbolizes digital devastation

India's Project Varsha is a strategic initiative aimed at bolstering the nation's maritime defense capabilities through the development of a state-of-the-art submarine base. Located near Rambilli in Andhra Pradesh, approximately 50 kilometers south of Visakhapatnam, this facility is designed to serve as a hub for India's nuclear-powered submarines, enhancing the country's second-strike nuclear capability and reinforcing its position in the Indo-Pacific region.​

India's new submarine base: What is Project Varsha?

A new study reveals that antibiotic resistance is linked to the deaths of 3 million children worldwide each year. The study highlights the growing global health crisis caused by resistant infections. Experts urge immediate action to combat the overuse of antibiotics to protect future generations.

Study reveals 3 million child deaths linked to antibiotic resistance

Donald Trump's memecoin will have a significant token unlock next week, with the project team expected to get $320 million or almost 20% of the current supply. Unlocking tokens in crypto refers to making previously restricted tokens available for trading or other forms of utilization in the market. It is a significant event that can influence market dynamics and investor strategies.

Trump token to come under pressure from unlock

U.S. President Donald Trump is set to unveil new details on his administration’s strategy for semiconductor tariffs later today— that could intensify an already heated trade standoff between the United States and China. The semiconductor industry has emerged as a core battleground in the broader economic clash between the two global powers.

US-China trade war: Tariff exemptions on chips temporary, says Lutnick

Asian markets started the week on a high as investors digested shifting global cues and signs of slowing momentum in key economies. Japan’s Nikkei led regional gains with a 2.0% rise, lifted by strength in tech and energy stocks. South Korea’s Kospi inched up by 0.5%, while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng surged despite concerns about consumer demand.

Asian stocks open higher, gold records new lifetime highs

Singapore has downgraded its economic growth forecast for the year amid rising global trade tensions. The Ministry of Trade and Industry now expects GDP growth to fall between 0 and 2%—down from earlier estimates. Preliminary data shows that the economy slowed in the March quarter of this year.

Trade tensions trigger policy shift in Singapore

Global investors are once again looking to shelter in Indian assets as a relatively safe haven as the US-China trade conflict intensifies following Trump’s tariff bombshell. Since the April 2 tariff onslaught, an MSCI index of Indian stocks has fallen by less than 3%, which is almost half of the fall in an index of Asian counterparts. Indian stocks have outperformed Asian peers for six weeks now.

India seen as relative safe haven amid U.S.-China trade war

India is flipping the poverty script. With sharp policy, data-driven action, and a mindset shift from 'backward' to 'aspirational,' the nation’s poorest regions are rising fast. Multidimensional poverty is falling—and India’s economic engine isn’t just roaring, it’s reaching the remotest corners. Take a look at this next report for more...

India turns the tide on extreme poverty

Dubai's millionaire population has surged by 78% over the past decade, reaching 72,500 individuals with at least $1 million in liquid assets. This growth positions Dubai as the wealthiest city in the Middle East and 21st globally. The city's appeal stems from its pro-business environment, tax advantages, and luxury lifestyle, attracting high-net-worth individuals worldwide. ​

Millionaires in Dubai doubled over last decade

In Ecuador's recent elections, Daniel Noboa secured 50% of the vote, while his opponent, Luisa González, received 44%. The results highlight a close race, reflecting deep political divisions in the country. The outcome sets the stage for a pivotal phase in Ecuador's future leadership.

Ecuador elections: Noboa gets 50% votes, Gonzalez gets 44%

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to provide accessible mental health support through apps and chatbots. While AI tools offer convenience and anonymity, questions remain about their effectiveness compared to traditional therapy. Experts debate whether AI can truly replace human therapists or simply complement them.

AI making mental health support accessible, will it replace therapy?

India has successfully developed a high-powered laser-weapon system using indigenous technology. The system is designed to target drones, missiles, and other aerial threats with precision. This marks a major leap in India’s defense capabilities and self-reliance in advanced weaponry.

India indigenously developed high-powered laser-weapon system

Taiwan’s political arena is witnessing high-voltage drama as the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and Kuomintang (KMT) clash over recalling lawmakers in a bid to gain control of the legislature. With Taiwan’s unique three-step recall system, voters have the power to reshape the legislative landscape.

Taiwan: Battle for majority in legislature

Tensions remain high in West Bengal’s Murshidabad after a Waqf-related protest escalated into violence, leaving three people dead. Authorities have deployed additional BSF forces, suspended internet services, and arrested 150 individuals. The West Bengal DGP claims the situation is now fully under control.

Murshidabad violence: Aftermath of Bengal violence; BSF deployed

Mehul Choksi arrested in Belgium following India's extradition request: sources

Yemen's Huthi rebels said on Sunday they had launched two ballistic missiles toward an airport and military target in Israel, after the Israeli military said a projectile was likely intercepted. In a statement, the group said they had carried out a "military operation with two ballistic missiles... targeting the Sdot Micha base in the area east of occupied Ashdod, and the other... targeting Ben Gurion Airport". The Israeli military earlier said a missile had been launched from Yemen and was likely intercepted.

Yemen's Houthis say targeted Israel with two ballistic missiles

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, Chinese President Xi Jinping, and Russian President Vladimir Putin may soon appear together in a rare meeting. The leaders are expected to discuss key issues, including regional security and economic cooperation. This potential summit could significantly impact international relations in East Asia and beyond.

North Korea's Kim, China's Xi and Russia's Putin to appear together?

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed interest in having former U.S. President Donald Trump visit Ukraine. Zelensky believes Trump’s visit could help strengthen international support for Ukraine’s defense against Russia. The proposal comes amid ongoing tensions and diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict.

Zelensky wants Trump to visit Ukraine

Alexey Zubritsky, a Ukrainian-born cosmonaut currently on a seven-month mission aboard the ISS, has been declared a deserter by Kyiv. Accused of joining Russian forces after Crimea’s annexation, Zubritsky now faces a 15-year jail sentence for treason if he returns. Watch this report for more details!

Ukrainian-born cosmonaut Alexey Zubritsky charged with treason during space mission

Gabon’s transitional military leader, General Brice Oligui Nguema, has won the country’s presidential elections. The victory marks a significant step following last year’s coup that ousted former President Ali Bongo. Nguema has pledged stability and democratic reforms for the nation.

Military leader Oligui Nguema wins Gabon's presidential polls        4o

A shocking arson attack has targeted the home of Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro. Authorities are investigating the incident, which caused significant damage but no injuries. The motive behind the attack remains unclear as officials urge the public to stay calm.

Attack on Pennsylvania governor's home: Shocking arson incident

A day after his meeting with King Charles III, Pope Francis made an unscheduled visit to St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. The Pope was seen greeting pilgrims and workers during the quiet morning walk, drawing surprise and admiration from visitors. A video of the visit has since gone viral.

Pope Francis makes short visit to St. Peter’s Basilica after royal meeting

Over 50 countries are now rushing to open trade talks with the United States after President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff announcement last week. The new regime, which includes a 10 percent base tariff on all imports and targeted duties of up to 50%, has triggered a global scramble to seek exemptions or renegotiate trade terms.

Global markets rattle as Trump drops tariff 'bomb

Trump's tariff 'bomb' rocks global markets

Spring has arrived in Amsterdam as millions of vibrant flowers burst into bloom across the region. Tourists and locals flock to witness the breathtaking floral spectacle near the city.

Spring blooms in Amsterdam: Millions of flowers bloom near Amsterdam

Pakistan is using artificial glaciers to improve water access in remote, drought-affected regions. This innovative solution helps store ice during winter and release water during dry summer months.

Pakistan uses artificial glaciers to boost water supply

A massive snowstorm has hit Moscow, covering the city in a thick white blanket and disrupting daily life. Hundreds of flights have been delayed as authorities struggle to manage the extreme weather.

Snow apocalypse blankets frozen Moscow, delays flights

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