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Hormuz Crisis: Global Aviation Enters High-Cost Zone as Hormuz Risk Looms 

India marks the first anniversary of the Pahalgam terror attack, remembering the lives lost and honouring the victims of the tragedy. The attack in Jammu & Kashmir shocked the nation and led to heightened security measures across the region. On the anniversary, tributes are being held while authorities reaffirm their commitment to fighting terrorism and ensuring safety in the Valley.

Pahalgam Terror Attack: India Marks First Anniversary of Pahalgam Terror Attack 

Tensions flared at Domodedovo Airport as Russian authorities detained and questioned around 40 Israeli passengers arriving from Tel Aviv.

Reports say the travelers were held for several hours—some for up to five hours—while security officials conducted interrogations linked to the ongoing conflict involving Iran.

Passengers were reportedly questioned individually, with some asked to unlock their phones or switch them off. Officials allegedly told detainees that Iran is an ally of Russia and that “any enemy of Iran is our enemy too.

Dozens Of Israelis Detained In Russia: Holds 40 Israeli Passengers For Hours 

European nations are ramping up efforts to reduce reliance on U.S. tech giants amid fears of a potential “kill switch” in critical cloud services. A report by the Future of Technology Institute highlights risks to defence systems, while the European Commission is investing in homegrown cloud 
infrastructure to boost digital independence.

EU Pushes for 'Digital Sovereignty' as Defence Clouds Face Risk From US

Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah have escalated further as Israel reports renewed rocket and drone attacks launched from southern Lebanon. The latest strikes mark a sharp intensification in cross-border hostilities, raising fears of a wider regional conflict. Israeli defence forces say they are responding to multiple threats, while the situation along the border remains highly volatile with civilians on both sides on alert.

Israel-Hezbollah War: Israel Reports Rocket & Drone Attacks from Hezbollah 

A new poll shows a sharp decline in public confidence in the “American Dream,” with fewer people believing hard work guarantees success in the United States. Rising living costs, housing challenges, student debt, and economic uncertainty are shaping public opinion, especially among younger generations. The findings highlight growing concerns about opportunity, inequality, and the future of upward mobility across the country.

Public Confidence in ‘American Dream’ Falls Significantly, Poll Finds

Canada has launched its largest Arctic military drill in recent history, aimed at strengthening its presence and operational readiness in the high north. The exercise underscores growing strategic competition in the Arctic region, as melting ice opens new shipping routes and intensifies geopolitical interest. Canadian forces are training in extreme conditions alongside allies to secure sovereignty and enhance defence capabilities in the region.

Canada Flexes Arctic Muscle with Largest Military Drill Since 2207

US-Iran tensions have escalated further after President Trump claimed that Iran wants the Strait of Hormuz kept open so it can earn around $500 million a day in oil revenue. His remarks come amid ongoing military pressure and a naval blockade in the region.

US-Iran War: Trump Says Iran Wants Hormuz Open So They Can Make $500 Million a Day

IPL 2026 has suffered an early setback as young batter Ayush Mhatre has been ruled out of the season due to a hamstring injury. The injury comes as a major blow for his team, which was counting on his form and consistency in the tournament. Medical reports confirm he will need a full recovery period, keeping him out for the entire season.

IPL 2026: Ayush Mhatre Ruled Out of the Season with Hamstring Injury 

Taiwan has accused China of exerting diplomatic pressure on African nations after a planned visit to Eswatini was cancelled. According to Taipei, Beijing’s growing influence is being used to isolate Taiwan on the global stage and limit its international partnerships.

Taiwan Blames Chinese Pressure On African Countries; Cancels Eswatini Visit 

A new AI-powered headset is shifting the focus of healthcare from the body to the brain. By tracking neural activity in real time, the device can detect subtle changes and potentially warn users about health risks before symptoms even appear. This breakthrough could transform early diagnosis, especially for neurological conditions. While it opens exciting possibilities, it also raises important questions about data privacy and how our brain signals might be used in the future.

AI Headset Can Read Your Brain? New Tech Monitors Neural Activity for Health Alerts

The fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran remains under intense strain as Washington continues its naval blockade of Iranian ports despite ongoing diplomatic efforts.

US forces have intercepted vessels, seized tankers, and turned back dozens of ships as part of a broader strategy to pressure Tehran during negotiations.

Iran-US Ceasefire: Blockade Of Iranian Ports To Continue

5.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Kamjong District in Manipur


Manipur Earthquake: 5.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Kamjong District in Manipur

A dog casually sleeping inside the historic Palace of Westminster has gone viral on social media, surprising visitors and lawmakers alike. The unexpected moment inside the home of the UK Parliament quickly captured global attention, with users reacting warmly to the calm canine’s presence in one of Britain’s most iconic political buildings.

Dog Spotted Sleeping Inside Palace of Westminster Goes Viral 

Yuvelis Morales, a leading voice in Colombia’s anti-fracking movement, has been awarded the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize.

Morales is among six women honored this year, highlighting the growing role of grassroots leaders in global environmental protection. The award comes as Colombia prepares to host a major international summit on phasing out fossil fuels.

Colombian Activist Morales Wins Goldman Environmental Prize

Environmental activists from Greenpeace staged a dramatic protest at Donald Trump’s Turnberry golf course in Scotland.

The group installed a mock wind farm and displayed bold signs reading “Choose Wind, Dump Trump,” targeting Trump’s long-standing opposition to wind energy projects. The protest highlights growing tensions between environmental groups and political figures over renewable energy policies.

The demonstration has drawn global attention, reigniting debate over climate action and sustainable energy.

Scotland: Signs Show 'Choose Wind Dump Trump'

New Zealand’s capital Wellington is under renewed pressure from severe weather, with authorities urging residents in low-lying suburbs to evacuate as heavy rain continues to batter the city. Emergency services say they responded to around 150 calls overnight, as floodwaters surged into homes, forcing residents to escape in the dark. 

New Zealand Floods: Wellington Orders Evacuation After Floods 

A major health scare unfolded in Gujarat after more than 400 people fell ill following a wedding feast in Dahod district. The incident occurred in Abhlod village, where nearly 1,000 guests had gathered for the समारोह.

Shortly after the meal, hundreds of attendees reported symptoms like vomiting and uneasiness, triggering panic across the village. Emergency services rushed to the scene, transporting patients to nearby hospitals in and around Vadodara.

Gujarat Wedding Food Poisoning: 400+ Fall Ill in Dahod District

A sudden late-season snowstorm has paralysed a highway in Russia’s Zabaikalsky region, leaving dozens of cars and buses trapped in deep snowdrifts. According to Russia’s Emergency Ministry, more than 250 people, including 28 children, were evacuated from the stranded vehicles and moved to temporary shelters.

Russia Snowstorm: Sudden Blizzard Paralyses Traffic Flow, Dozens Stranded

Japan is stepping up its military posture after easing long-standing restrictions on arms exports, marking a significant shift in its post-war defence policy. The move is expected to expand Japan’s role in global security cooperation and defence partnerships, even as it draws reactions from regional powers amid rising tensions in East Asia.

Japan Steps Up Military Push with Relaxed Arms Export Rules

Anne Hathaway has been crowned “World’s Most Beautiful Star 2026” by People magazine, marking a major moment in her celebrated Hollywood career.

In an exclusive feature, Hathaway reflects on some of her most iconic roles, including her breakthrough in The Devil Wears Prada. She also shared heartfelt thoughts about her co-stars, including Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci, praising their talent and influence on her journey.

Anne Hathaway Named World’s Most Beautiful Star 2026 | Reflects on Iconic Roles

US President Donald Trump has stated that the upcoming deal will be significantly better than the previous agreement, without revealing full details. His remarks come amid ongoing negotiations and renewed focus on trade and policy restructuring, sparking political debate over the potential impact of the new arrangement.

US President Trump Says New Deal Will Be 'Better' Than Old One

A new tariff refund system has officially gone live in the United States, allowing companies to recover billions. The rollout has triggered a surge in filings, with thousands of businesses rushing to submit claims on day one.

The policy stems from tariff measures introduced under Donald Trump, many of which are now being challenged. Companies like Basic Fun report early technical glitches, including upload failures, though the system has largely held up under heavy demand.

US To Pay Billions In Tariff Refunds: Thousands of Companies Rush to File Claims 

China’s trade relationship with Iran and key Gulf economies has taken a sharp hit amid escalating tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz. Shipping delays, rising insurance costs, and disrupted supply routes are tightening pressure on one of the world’s most critical energy trade corridors.

Analysts say reduced flow of oil and goods is already affecting regional stability and could have broader implications for global supply chains and manufacturing sectors heavily reliant on Gulf imports.

War Fallout: China’s Gulf Trade Chokes

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