US President Donald Trump has said gasoline prices will “come tumbling down” once the United States withdraws from Iran, linking rising fuel costs to the ongoing conflict in the region. His remarks come as Washington signals it could leave Iran within weeks amid continued tensions involving Israel and Iran, raising questions about the war’s timeline and its impact on global energy markets.


US-Iran War | Trump: Gas Prices Will Come Tumbling Down Once US Leaves Iran 

NASA has begun the official countdown for the next launch under its Artemis program aimed at returning humans to the Moon. The mission marks a key step in testing systems that will carry astronauts on future lunar expeditions. The Artemis launch is expected to pave the way for long-term human presence on the Moon and future missions to Mars.


NASA Artemis Mission: Nasa Begins Countdown For Moon Launch 

US President Donald Trump says the United States could leave Iran “very soon,” signaling a possible withdrawal within two to three weeks as the US-Iran conflict continues alongside Israeli strikes. Trump suggested the war may not last much longer, while Tehran indicated it has the will to decide how and when the conflict ends.


US-Iran War | Trump: US Leaving Iran Soon | Iran Has 'Will' to End War

A report by The Wall Street Journal claims the United States used powerful 2,000-pound bunker-buster bombs during strikes on targets in Iran, marking a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict. The munitions are designed to penetrate fortified underground facilities, raising concerns about the intensity of the strikes and their strategic implications as tensions continue to rise across the region.


WSJ Report Claims America Used 2000 Pound Bunker Buster Bombs

Ranging from denim throwbacks to sheer layers and bold textured styles, skirts are taking over this season in the best way possible. Whether you are dressing it up or keeping it casual, there's a skirt trend for every vibe, making it the ultimate wardrobe staple this spring.


Spring 2026's Biggest Skirt Trends

A Russian military transport aircraft crashed into a cliff in Crimea, leaving dozens feared dead. Authorities have launched an investigation, with early reports suggesting a possible technical failure, though the exact cause of the disaster remains unknown.


Breaking: 29 Dead After Russian Military Plane Crashes Into Cliff In Crimea

The eurozone suffered the biggest inflation jump in March since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022. That is according to economists assessing the fallout from the escalating war in West Asia.

Eurozone Inflation: Historic Energy Crisis Fueling Inflation Eurozone 

#Gravitas Poland has said no to Washington's alleged request to send its patriot air defence systems to West Asia. The rejection comes at a time when the United States is reportedly burning through its most advanced missile interceptors against Iranian missiles and drones.

Poland Rejects 'Unofficial' US Request for Patriot System

NASA has begun its two-day countdown for the historic NASA Artemis II launch, marking the first time humans will travel to the moon since 1972. This long-anticipated mission will carry astronauts on a loop around Earth’s satellite, paving the way for future lunar exploration and potential Mars missions. The Artemis II mission is a critical step in NASA’s vision for sustained human presence on the moon.

We Are Going Back | NASA Artemis II Launch | First Humans To The Moon Since 1972 

Tensions are rising as Iran issues a strong warning to major U.S. technology companies, stating they could become targets starting April 1. The threat comes amid the ongoing conflict with the United States, raising concerns over possible cyberattacks, economic disruption, and escalation beyond traditional warfare. Companies like Google, Apple, and Microsoft are reportedly in focus.


Iran Issues Threat To American Big Tech Firms: 'Will Become Targets From 1st April'

The Iran Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has launched a new wave of missile attacks, including Qiam ballistic missiles, targeting positions linked to Israel and its allies. The latest phase of Operation True Promise involved a multi‑missile barrage aimed at striking command centers, communications networks, and air defence systems across the region. Qiam missiles, known for their improved guidance and radar‑evasive design, are among the systems deployed in this escalating conflict.

Iran Unleashes Deadly New Qiam Missiles In Latest Attack Targeting Israel

Masood Azhar’s brother, Mohammad Tahir Anwar, has died under mysterious circumstances in Pakistan. Anwar was a senior figure in the Pakistan-based terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammed and played a key role in its operations. His death has reignited focus on a series of unexplained killings targeting members of terrorist groups in Pakistan over recent years.

Pakistan's 'Mystery Terrorist Killings' In Focus As Masood Azhar's Brother Dies

India has proposed amendments to its IT Rules that could make social media platforms legally liable for user-generated content. The new regulations aim to turn government advisories into binding orders, with non-compliance risking loss of safe harbour protections. This move follows steps to regulate AI-generated content and shorten takedown timelines. While it could enforce stricter moderation, critics warn it may also impact free speech and digital expression.

Govt Plans To Make Platforms Liable For User-Generated Content

Esmail Qaani, Esmail Qaani, has been declared dead multiple times, yet continues to reappear, making him one of the most enigmatic figures in the ongoing Iran conflict. From evading targeted strikes to being linked with intelligence leaks, Qaani’s story raises questions about his survival, strategy, and influence. In this video, we explore the life and tactics of Iran’s shadow general, analyzing how he remains active at the heart of one of the Middle East’s most volatile conflicts, and why he is considered Iran’s resilient and mysterious military mastermind.

Iran's Shadow General: The Mystery of Esmail Qaani

The ongoing war in West Asia, including the conflict involving Iran, has disrupted the global supply of helium—a critical resource for high-tech industries. Helium is essential for semiconductors, artificial intelligence research, medical imaging, and other advanced technologies. Supply disruptions threaten the production and cost of everyday essentials like smartphones, automobiles, and medical devices

Iran War Threatens Tech World’s Hidden Lifeline

Israel is reportedly deploying a powerful new artificial intelligence platform to track and target Iranian leadership with unprecedented precision. Reports suggest the system analyzes vast amounts of surveillance data, communications, and movement patterns to identify high-value targets in real time.
This marks a major shift toward AI-driven warfare, where algorithms play a central role in decision-making and strike planning. While Israel claims increased accuracy and efficiency, experts warn of ethical concerns and the risks of automated targeting.

Israel Targets Iran’s Leaders Using New AI Platform

Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is pushing for electoral reforms aimed at reviving her political fortunes. The proposed changes could reshape parliamentary dynamics and influence upcoming elections, impacting Italy’s domestic and European policy. In this video, we analyze the proposed reforms, their political implications, and what they mean for Italian voters and the future of the government.

Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni Seeks To Revive Her Political Fortunes With New Electoral Reforms 

Asia is getting its very own version of the Eurovision Song Contest, with the inaugural event set to take place in Bangkok. Countries including South Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Bhutan are confirmed participants, bringing a diverse mix of musical styles to the stage. The contest aims to showcase the vibrant talent of Asia and foster cultural exchange across the continent. In this video, we explore the participating countries, competition format, and what fans can expect from Asia’s new musical extravaganza.

Bangkok to Host Eurovision: South Korea, Vietnam, Malaysia & Bhutan Among Participants

Sri Lanka has raised electricity tariffs as energy costs continue to bite, affecting households and businesses across the country. The government has also issued strict energy conservation guidelines to manage the rising demand and limited supply. This move comes amid global energy price volatility and domestic economic challenges. In this video, we break down how the new power tariffs will impact consumers, the government’s rationale behind stricter energy regulations, and what this means for Sri Lanka’s ongoing efforts to stabilize its economy.

Sri Lanka Electricity Bills Spike: Strict Conservation Guidelines Announced

Deadly floods triggered by heavy rains have killed dozens of people across Pakistan and Afghanistan. The disaster has damaged homes, roads, and infrastructure in several regions already facing instability. Rescue teams are struggling to reach affected communities as the humanitarian crisis deepens.


Pakistan Floods: Deadly Floods Kill Dozens In Pak, Afghanistan Amid War | Pakistan-Afghanistan War

The Plateau State government in central Nigeria declared a two-day curfew in the Jos North Local Government Area after an overnight attack in the Angwan Rukuba district of the city. 


Nigeria: Curfew In Jos Area After Attack Near University

Australia has launched an investigation into major social media platforms over suspected violations of a strict law banning users under 16 from having accounts. The probe targets companies behind platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube, which regulators say may have failed to adequately prevent underage users from accessing their services. Watch the full video to know more on this!


Australia Probes Social Media Giants, Strict Enforcement Of Under-16 Law

Rome has transformed into a sea of pink as cherry blossom trees burst into bloom across the city. Visitors and locals are flocking to parks and scenic spots to enjoy the vibrant spring display under the flowering trees. The seasonal bloom has become a major attraction, drawing photographers and tourists eager to witness the stunning pink canopy.


Rome Blooms In Shade Of Pink Cherry Blossoms, Visitors Flock Under Flowering Pink Trees 

At least 8 devotees, all women, were killed and more than a dozen injured in a stampede at the Maa Sheetla Temple in Nalanda district, Bihar during a crowded religious gathering. The incident occurred in Maghra village near Bihar Sharif when a large number of devotees rushed to offer prayers on the last Tuesday of the Hindu month of Chaitra.


Bihar Stampede: At Least 8 Devotees Killed In Crowd Crush In Bihar Temple In Nalanda 

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