As Hungary heads towards a pivotal election, voters who came of age under Prime Minister Viktor ​Orban have emerged as a key group driving support for the opposition, with some saying they will leave the country if the veteran leader is ‌re-elected. Orban, 62, a eurosceptic nationalist, is facing the biggest threat to his 16-year grip on power, with most opinion polls showing centre-right rival Peter Magyar and his Tisza Party on course to defeat him in Sunday's election.

Hungary Parliamentary Election: Political Battle Intensifies In Hungary

As the US-Iran war intensifies, attention has turned to the elite survival skills that helped a downed American airman stay alive behind enemy lines. The U.S. military trains its pilots under the SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape) program—one of the world’s most demanding survival training systems.


US-Iran War: Trump Tells The Story Behind Second Airmen Rescue 

The Israeli military says it carried out an extensive wave of strikes targeting key infrastructure and military-linked sites in Iran, marking a fresh escalation in the ongoing Israel-Iran conflict. The strikes reportedly focused on “regime targets” in Tehran and other locations as tensions continue to rise across the region.


Israel-Iran War: Israeli Military Says it Carried Out Extensive Wave of Strikes

The spacecraft had been sending back “ghostly” and garbled signals due to a malfunction in its Flight Data Subsystem (FDS), raising concerns about its future. Despite the enormous distance—which causes a one-day delay in communication—engineers managed to diagnose and resolve the issue.


NASA Voyager 1: Voyager 1 Sends Mystery Signal From 26 Billion Kilometers Away 

NASA’s Artemis II is set for a dramatic moment as the Orion spacecraft reaches the far side of the Moon.

During this phase, astronauts aboard Orion spacecraft will temporarily lose all communication with Earth for about 40–41 minutes. This planned blackout is a critical part of the mission, testing deep-space navigation and autonomy.

The signal loss occurs as the spacecraft passes behind the Moon—an area where direct communication with Earth is not possible. While expected, it remains one of the most intense moments of the 10-day crewed lunar flyby
 

Artemis II Loses Signal: NASA Crew To Disappear Behind Moon For 40 Minutes

A former military adviser has warned that the United States could face shortages of key precision-guided missiles amid rising global tensions and sustained military commitments. The warning highlights concerns over defence production capacity, stockpile replenishment rates, and supply chain constraints. As conflicts intensify in multiple regions, experts stress the need to ramp up manufacturing and modernise procurement strategies to maintain deterrence and operational readiness. 

'US Could Run Out of Key Missiles': Former Military Adviser Warns 

A devastating drone attack by Russia has killed a woman and her two-year-old daughter in Odesa, along with another civilian, as the war continues to take a heavy toll on non-combatants.

Ukrainian officials say residential buildings, a kindergarten, and critical energy infrastructure were hit in the overnight assault. At least 16 people, including a pregnant woman and children, were injured.

The strikes have also triggered widespread power outages, leaving thousands of households without electricity as repair efforts continue.

Russia Drone Strike Kills Toddler & Mother: Odesa Homes, Kindergarten Hit 

NASA's critical issue with Voyager 1, the farthest human-made object in space—now over 25 billion kilometers from Earth, has been fixed.

The spacecraft had been sending back “ghostly” and garbled signals due to a malfunction in its Flight Data Subsystem (FDS), raising concerns about its future. Despite the enormous distance—which causes a one-day delay in communication—engineers managed to diagnose and resolve the issue.

Launched in 1977, Voyager 1 continues its journey through interstellar space, sending back invaluable data decades after its mission began.


NASA'S Voyager 1: Mystery Signal From 26 Billion Kilometers Away 

Serious questions are being raised about the true scale of U.S. military casualties in the ongoing Iran conflict.

A report by The Intercept claims that the number of American troops killed or injured could be far higher than officially disclosed. While U.S. Central Command has acknowledged over 300 wounded personnel, independent estimates suggest the figure could be closer to 750.

An anonymous defence official has even alleged a “cover-up,” accusing the military of releasing outdated or incomplete casualty data. Meanwhile, officials have declined to provide clear figures on fatalities.

US Hiding Iran War Casualties? Report Alleges Pentagon Cover-Up

Iran has just launched its most devastating missile barrage to date, targeting the heart of Israel. Harrowing footage from Haifa where a residential building has partially collapsed following a direct hit, leaving four people dead and many more missing. We break down the new cluster munition technology being used by the IRGC and the catastrophic failure of regional air defences. As Tel Aviv burns and the death toll rises, is this the start of the final escalation?  

Iran's Unstoppable Missiles Crush Haifa: Tel Aviv Burns 

Tensions have escalated further as Iran questions the true objective of a recent U.S. military rescue operation.

Tehran claims that what Washington described as a high-risk mission to save a downed pilot may have actually been a cover for something far more serious—an attempt to seize enriched uranium.

Iranian officials, including Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei, have called the U.S. narrative a “deception,” raising doubts about why American forces operated in areas far from the reported crash site.

Iran Accusing U.S. of Uranium Heist? 'Rescue Mission a Cover' 

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks in the White House Briefing Room about the weekend military operations to rescue U.S. military personnel in Iran, and the deadline he has set to clear the Strait of Hormuz.
Donald Trump, alongside Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine, is holding a news conference on the rescue of an F-15E crew member whose jet was downed over Iran.

Trump Holds News Conference a Day Before Iran Ultimatum Ends

The port city of Odesa was struck overnight by a deadly drone attack carried out by Russian forces, killing civilians and damaging residential buildings and critical infrastructure. Emergency responders pulled survivors from the rubble after sirens sounded and buildings collapsed.


Russia-Ukraine War: Odesa Hit by Deadly Russian Drone Strike Overnight 

Sirens Over Tel Aviv as Iran War Escalates Further

Amid the ongoing US‑Iran war, an Iranian official said that “neither Iranians nor Americans are able to fully analyse” U.S. President Donald Trump’s actions and shifting messaging, underscoring the confusion and unpredictability surrounding the conflict. Tehran’s remark reflects frustration with Trump’s rhetorical strategy and adds to broader international debate about the direction and endgame of the war.


US-Iran War: Iranians Say Neither Iranians Nor Americans Are Able to Analyse Trump

The government of Telangana has moved to draft new temple regulation rules, following an official order issued by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. The proposed framework aims to reform management, improve transparency, and strengthen governance of temples across the state.


India: Telangana to Frame New Temple Rules, CM Revanth Reddy Issues Order 

An Iranian official has declared that the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened under foreign pressure, signaling continued tensions in the US-Iran conflict. The strategic waterway, which carries about a fifth of the world’s oil and LNG shipments, remains effectively blocked, raising global energy concerns.


BREAKING | Iranian Official: Won't Reopen Hormuz Under Pressure 

A massive landslide has struck the Jammu-Srinagar Highway, blocking traffic and disrupting travel in the region. Authorities and emergency teams are working to clear debris and ensure the safety of stranded commuters.


J&K Landslide: Massive Landslide Hits Jammu-Srinagar Highway

Evacuation orders have been lifted in parts of Moreno Valley after wildfire crews successfully held the fire’s perimeter, authorities said. Residents who were ordered to evacuate due to the California wildfire have begun returning home as conditions improve. Firefighters continue to monitor hot spots and protect property amid ongoing containment efforts. 


California Wildfire: Evacuation Orders Lifted As Fire Holds Line in Moreno Valley

Researchers in Mexico have unveiled a new user‑friendly robotic arm designed to make advanced robotics more accessible for education, manufacturing, and everyday tasks. The arm features intuitive controls and adaptability, enabling users with minimal technical training to operate it effectively.


Russia Floods: State of Emergency Extended in Dagestan Amid Flash Floods 

Mexico: Researchers Unveil User-Friendly Robotic Arm in Mexico

Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Speaker of Iran’s Parliament, delivered a stark warning to U.S. President Donald Trump, saying that Washington’s “reckless moves” and alignment with Israeli leadership risk dragging the Middle East into widespread destruction. Ghalibaf said the entire region could “burn” if hostilities continue, calling for respect for Iranian rights and urging an end to the dangerous confrontation.


US-Iran War: Iran Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf Warns 'Whole Region Will Burn'

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made a landmark diplomatic visit to Damascus his first since the ouster of Bashar al‑Assad  meeting with Syrian President Ahmed al‑Sharaa to discuss regional security, defense cooperation, and strategic ties amid ongoing global tensions.


Zelensky's First Trip to Damascus Since Ouster of Bashar Al Assad 

Missiles were seen streaking across the skies over Tel Aviv early Monday as the US‑Israel war with Iran intensified, prompting air‑raid sirens and emergency alerts across central Israel. Iranian forces launched multiple ballistic missiles toward the region, with at least one person reported injured as air‑defence systems worked to intercept incoming threats.


Israel-Iran War: Missiles Over Tel Aviv as Iran War Escalates Further

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