Hezbollah launched rockets toward northern Israel in the latest cross-border escalation. The Israeli military said multiple rockets were intercepted near the border region. The exchange comes despite ongoing US-mediated efforts to maintain a ceasefire. Israeli drone strikes were also reported in parts of Lebanon near Beirut and southern areas.

Israel-Lebanon Ceasefire: Hezbollah Fires Rockets Across Israel Border, Tensions Explode Again 

The United States has imposed fresh sanctions targeting Iran’s cryptocurrency infrastructure and digital asset exchanges. Washington is tightening the screws on Tehran, this time in the digital world. This is not a routine financial move. This is economic warfare.

US-Iran War: US Targets Iran’s Crypto Cash Pipeline

A significant shift in global finance is underway. For the first time in modern history, gold has overtaken US Government bonds as the world's number-one reserve asset. That is the finding of a new report from the European central bank. We decode that seismic shift and more in this next report. Take a look.

Gold Overtakes US Bonds As World’s Top Reserve Asset 

Speculation is mounting that DK Shivakumar could take oath as Karnataka Chief Minister on June 3 amid intense political discussions.
Reports suggest Congress leadership has been holding key meetings regarding a possible leadership transition in the state.

Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar Makes First Big Announcement After Taking Charge 

 A dramatic shift is underway in India's energy map. The United States is now India's largest supplier of LPG, the cooking gas used by millions of Indian households every day. This has not been a gradual shift, but a sharp move in just weeks.

Texas To India: How America Is Reshaping India’s Cooking Fuel Supply 

Sweden’s government has proposed tougher measures targeting juvenile offenders amid rising gang-related violence.
The reforms include stricter sentencing rules and expanded police powers involving young suspects.

Sweden Proposes Tougher Juvenile Crime Laws Amid Gang Violence Surge

Artificial intelligence is fueling one of the biggest investment waves in modern history, with AI-focused companies attracting staggering valuations and reshaping global markets.

But as billions pour into the sector and investors chase the next AI giant, questions are growing over whether the industry is witnessing a genuine technological revolution—or the formation of a massive financial bubble. Is the AI boom sustainable, or are markets getting ahead of reality?

AI Giants Chase Trillion-Dollar Dreams In Global Tech Race

The World Health Organization says mosquito-borne diseases kill more than 700,000 people globally every year.
Malaria remains the deadliest mosquito-linked illness, especially in Africa and parts of Asia.
Mosquitoes also spread dengue, chikungunya, yellow fever and the Zika virus.

WHO Sounds Alarm Over Rising Mosquito-Linked Deaths Worldwide 

Delhi Police have arrested hotel owner Lavkesh Bajaj after the deadly fire in Malviya Nagar. The massive blaze killed at least 21 people, including several foreign nationals. Officials said the fire broke out in a building housing a hotel and restaurant. Investigators are probing alleged fire safety violations and illegal construction inside the property.

Delhi Malviya Nagar Fire: Hotel Owner Arrested Over Safety Violations 

A new report has raised concerns about the challenges faced by Muslims in Japan, highlighting allegations of discrimination and social barriers. The findings have reignited discussions about diversity, integration and minority rights in one of Asia's most homogeneous societies.

Reports: Muslims Are Facing Growing Discrimination in Japan

A devastating fire at a hotel in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar has claimed at least 21 lives, including foreign nationals. Shocking visuals showed guests jumping from upper floors as flames and thick smoke engulfed the building. Investigators are now probing allegations of major fire safety violations, including the absence of a fire NOC, a single exit point, and unauthorized rooms. 

Was this a tragic accident or a disaster waiting to happen? This report breaks down the fire, the alleged lapses, and Delhi's long history of deadly fire incidents.

At Least 21 People, Die After a Massive Fire Broke Out at a Hotel 

Reports suggest the United States is repositioning nuclear-capable aircraft closer to NATO's eastern flank, a move likely to heighten tensions with Russia. The development comes amid growing security concerns in Europe and renewed focus on strategic deterrence across the continent.

U.S. Moves Nuclear-Capable Jets To Eastern Europe, Report Claims 

Former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama has shared a message for Gen Z, stressing the importance of character building, resilience and long-term growth. Speaking about modern culture, she warned against the pursuit of instant gratification and emphasized the value of patience, discipline and perseverance.

Her remarks have sparked discussions about success, social media culture and the challenges facing younger generations in a fast-paced digital world.

Michelle Obama’s Message To Gen Z: Don't Chase Instant Gratification 

The death toll in the devastating Delhi hotel fire has risen to 21, including 11 foreign nationals. Authorities have arrested hotel owner Lovkesh Bajaj as investigators examine allegations of serious safety violations and regulatory lapses at the property.

The tragedy has triggered fresh scrutiny of fire safety compliance, licensing procedures and enforcement mechanisms in the national capital. Officials are continuing rescue, identification and investigation efforts.

21 Dead, 11 of Them Foreign Nationals; Delhi Hotel Owner Lovkesh Bajaj Arrested 

Google-backed researchers are seeking approval to release up to 32 million sterile mosquitoes as part of an ambitious effort to combat disease-carrying mosquito populations. The project aims to curb the spread of illnesses such as dengue by reducing the number of mosquitoes capable of reproducing.

But how does the technology work, and could releasing millions of insects create unintended consequences for the environment? As regulators review the proposal, the debate over science, public health and human intervention in nature is intensifying.

Google Plans to Release 32 Million Mosquito Army | Tiny Killers, Giant Experiment

Trillion-dollar AI Boom: Bubble or Breakthrough?

A major dispute has reportedly erupted inside the U.S. intelligence community, with the CIA and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence at odds over intelligence-sharing, access to classified information and control of key national security assessments. Reports suggest the CIA has reduced participation in some intelligence reports, including assessments related to the Iran conflict

CIA Limits Iran Intel Amid Turf War Among U.s. Spy Agencies

A promising new drug is raising hopes for bladder cancer patients by potentially reducing the need for life-changing surgery. Researchers say the treatment could mark a significant step forward in cancer care, offering patients an alternative approach while improving quality of life.

Could this breakthrough transform the future of bladder cancer treatment? Here's what the latest findings reveal.

:ngame-changer for Bladder Cancer Patients?

A devastating fire at a hotel in South Delhi's Malviya Nagar has claimed at least 21 lives, including foreign nationals. Shocking visuals showed guests jumping from upper floors as flames and thick smoke engulfed the building. Investigators are now probing allegations of major fire safety violations, including the absence of a fire NOC, a single exit point, and unauthorized rooms. 

Was this a tragic accident or a disaster waiting to happen? This report breaks down the fire, the alleged lapses, and Delhi's long history of deadly fire incidents.


Delhi Hotel Fire Probe Finds Major Safety Violations, Missing Fire Clearance

Fresh geopolitical tensions are emerging after reports that the United States is planning to deploy nuclear-capable bombers closer to Russia's borders. The proposed move is expected to draw a strong response from Moscow and could further strain relations between the world's two largest nuclear powers.

U.S. Plans Nuclear Bomber Deployment Near Russia, Raising Fresh Tensions

A jersey worn by football legend Pelé is expected to fetch as much as $6 million at auction, highlighting the enduring global appeal of one of the sport's greatest icons.

The historic memorabilia is drawing intense interest from collectors and football fans alike, with experts predicting it could become one of the most valuable sports jerseys ever sold. The auction underscores Pelé's lasting legacy both on and off the pitch.

Pele's Jersey Expected To Fetch $6 Million! 

US President Donald Trump has reportedly admitted to calling Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “crazy” during a tense phone call, highlighting growing strains in their political relationship. The remark has sparked fresh debate over US-Israel ties amid ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and differing strategic approaches to the region’s security challenges.


Trump Admits to Calling Netanyahu 'Crazy' in Tense Call

Russia has launched a renewed wave of missile strikes across Ukraine, pushing the conflict to a critical stage, according to reports. NATO officials visiting Kyiv described Moscow as “increasingly desperate” amid escalating battlefield pressures. The attacks have intensified concerns over civilian safety and infrastructure damage as the war continues with no clear end in sight.


Russia Missile Blitz Pushes Ukraine to Brink, NATO Chief Says Moscow Is Increasingly Desperate 

Iran has strongly condemned recent US strikes targeting an oil tanker and facilities on Qeshm Island, escalating tensions across West Asia. In a sharp warning, an adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader said any further US attack would trigger a “deluge of missiles,” signalling a severe retaliatory response. The remarks come amid rising military exchanges and heightened fears of broader regional escalation involving multiple Gulf states.


Iran Condemns US Attacks on Tanker & Island, Khamenei Aide Warns of Missile Deluge if US Strikes

wion

Wion, News on Wion, stories on Wion, articles on Wion, Wion stories at Wion, Wion news, Wion latest news

WION