Democrats have released a detailed 192-page assessment report reviewing the 2024 election outcome, highlighting internal disagreements and divisions within the party. The document examines campaign strategies, voter sentiment, and organizational challenges faced during the election cycle. It also raises questions about leadership direction and future political positioning as the party looks ahead to upcoming contests.


Democrats Unveil 2024 Election Assessment Report, 192-Page Doc Exposes Party Divisions

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is set to travel to China for high-level talks, even as escalating tensions in the Middle East raise concerns over a wider regional conflict involving Iran. The visit is expected to focus on bilateral cooperation, economic ties, and strategic coordination, while global geopolitics add urgency to the discussions amid growing instability in the region.


Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif Heads to China Amid War Clouds On Iran

An encounter is currently underway between Indian security forces and terrorists in Jammu and Kashmir. Forces have launched a cordon-and-search operation after inputs about militant presence in the area. The situation remains tense as exchanges of fire continue. Further details are awaited as the operation progresses.

Breaking | India: Encounter Between Indian Forces & Terrorists Underway in J&K 

Russian mountaineer Rustam Nabiev has achieved a remarkable feat by summiting Mount Everest using only his arms. Despite losing both legs in a tragic accident years ago, Nabiev completed one of the world’s most challenging climbs, inspiring millions with his determination and resilience. His journey to the top of the world stands as a powerful story of human endurance, courage, and willpower against all odds.


Rustam Nabiev from Russia Summits Mount Everest Using Just His Arms 

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has concluded his visit to Kolkata and is now headed to New Delhi as part of his first official trip to India. During his Kolkata stop, Rubio engaged in key diplomatic engagements, including visits to cultural and humanitarian sites, before continuing his multi-day tour.

US Secretary Marco Rubio Leaves Kolkata for New Delhi Visit

China’s exports of rare earth permanent magnets to Japan showed a marginal recovery in April, but the 2.5 percent increase comes after exports plunged 17.3 percent in March.

China-Japan Tensions Spill Into 'Magnets' Trade 

The Reserve Bank of India has approved a record dividend payout of about 30 billion dollars to the government for the financial year 2025–26, which is also its largest ever transfer.



What RBI Dividends to the Government Means for You

The Indian stock market witnessed a highly volatile week but managed a resilient finish. After facing downward pressure in the initial sessions, benchmark indices rebounded by the weekend.


What Moved Indian Markets This Week?

Mount Everest is witnessing a historic rush of climbers this season, triggering growing concerns over overcrowding, safety risks, and dangerous bottlenecks near the summit. Long queues of mountaineers at extreme altitudes have once again raised fears about exhaustion, oxygen shortages, and rescue challenges on the world’s highest peak.

Officials and expedition organisers are now facing renewed scrutiny over climbing permits, crowd management, and safety regulations as Nepal’s Everest tourism season reaches record numbers.

Mount Everest Climbing Rush 2026 | Everest Crowd Raises Safety Concerns

In a major development in the Twisha Sharma death case, the prime accused, Samarth Singh, has been arrested by Jabalpur Police after remaining on the run for 10 days. The case has drawn widespread attention, with investigators probing the circumstances surrounding Twisha Sharma’s death. Authorities say the arrest could provide crucial leads as the investigation moves forward.


Twisha Sharma Death Mystery: Accused Samarth Singh Arrested by Jabalpur Police After 10 Days

Reports suggest that the United States is weighing the possibility of new military strikes on Iran, but no final decision has been made. According to media reports, discussions within the Trump administration are ongoing as Washington evaluates its options amid heightened tensions with Tehran.

US-Iran War | Reports: Final Decision On New Strikes On Iran Not Made Yet

Pakistan Army Chief Field Marshal Asim Munir has arrived in Iran as diplomatic efforts to end the ongoing conflict gather momentum. His visit comes amid intensified mediation initiatives aimed at securing a ceasefire and advancing negotiations between key stakeholders.

Asim Munir Visits Iran as Mediation Drive to End Conflict Accelerates

In an exclusive conversation, Eurasia Group and GZERO Media founder Ian Bremmer weighs in on the prospects of a new US-Iran agreement, arguing that President Donald Trump is unlikely to secure a deal that surpasses the landmark Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Bremmer discusses the challenges facing negotiations, the impact of regional tensions, and the future of diplomacy between Washington and Tehran amid the ongoing crisis.

US-Iran War | Ian Bremmer: Trump Unlikely to Beat Jcpoa in New Iran Deal

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is intensifying as health authorities battle rising infections and growing public panic. Medical teams are working to contain the spread through surveillance, testing, treatment, and vaccination efforts, while misinformation and fear continue to challenge response measures. 

Ebola Outbreak Intensifies As Congo Struggles With Public Panic

Ahead of his visit to India, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio described India as “a great partner,” underscoring the growing strength of India-US relations. His remarks come as both nations seek to deepen cooperation in trade, energy, technology, defense, and regional security. Rubio’s visit is expected to feature high-level meetings aimed at advancing strategic ties and addressing key global and regional challenges.


Rubio in India: Marco Rubio Calls India 'A Great Partner' Ahead of Visit

A new chapter begins at the US Federal Reserve as Kevin Warsh is officially sworn in as the new Fed Chair by a Supreme Court Justice. The ceremony marks a significant leadership transition at America's central bank at a time of heightened focus on inflation, interest rates, economic growth, and financial stability.

US: Supreme Court Justice Swears-In New Fed Chief Kevin Warsh

Asik Munir in Iran As Diplomatic Efforts to End War Picks Up Pace 

Tulsi Gabbard has resigned as Director of National Intelligence (DNI), citing her husband’s rare cancer diagnosis as the reason for stepping down. The announcement comes as a major development in U.S. intelligence leadership, marking an unexpected exit from one of the most sensitive national security positions. Officials are expected to begin the process of appointing a successor while reactions pour in from political leaders. 


Tulsi Gabbard Resigns From Trump Administration, Shares Big Personal Update

Israel has deported all foreign activists detained during a recent high-profile operation, drawing criticism and concern from governments, human rights groups, and international observers. The move comes amid growing global scrutiny of Israel's policies and actions in the region. Supporters of the activists have condemned the deportations, while Israeli authorities maintain that the measures were taken in accordance with national security and immigration laws.


Israel Deports All Foreign Activists Amid Global Outcry 

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s visit to India comes at a crucial time for India-US relations, following months of diplomatic friction and policy disagreements. The visit is expected to focus on strengthening strategic cooperation, expanding trade and investment ties, enhancing energy security, and addressing regional and global challenges. 

India-US Ties: Rubio's Visit Comes After Months of Friction Between India & US

Hay fever in Japan, known locally as kafunshō, has become one of the country’s most widespread seasonal health problems, affecting more than 40% of the population. The allergy is mainly triggered by huge waves of pollen released by Japanese cedar (sugi) and cypress (hinoki) trees planted extensively after World War II.

Cedar pollen season typically begins in mid-February and peaks in March, while cypress pollen follows from mid-March through May. The annual allergy wave causes severe discomfort for millions, impacting daily life, productivity and public health across Japan.

Japan’s Massive Pollen Crisis: Why Millions Suffer From Hay Fever Every Spring

Paraguay has introduced a new “investor pass” programme that allows foreign nationals, including Indians, to apply for permanent residency through investments in sectors such as tourism, real estate, business and the stock market.

The move is aimed at attracting foreign capital and boosting economic growth, while also opening a new pathway for residency in South America. On #Gravitas, we explain how the scheme works, the investment requirements involved, and why Paraguay is emerging as an attractive destination for global investors and migrants.

How Indians Can Become Permanent Residents in Paraguay

Fresh scrutiny is mounting over the growing wealth and business influence of U.S. President Donald Trump as critics raise concerns about potential conflicts of interest during his return to power. Questions are being raised over business dealings, political influence, fundraising structures and the expanding financial footprint linked to Trump and his allies.

Supporters argue the criticism is politically motivated, while opponents say the developments highlight broader concerns about transparency, ethics and the intersection of political power with personal wealth in Washington.

Trump's Wealth Breakdown: Crypto Boom Adds $1 BN To Trump's Wealth 