Intense border clashes erupt as Afghanistan warns Pakistan against alleged incursions along the Durand Line. While condemning Pakistani military actions, Afghan officials say they remain open to dialogue. Heavy exchanges of fire continue across multiple sectors, raising fears of prolonged conflict and drawing global attention to escalating South Asia tensions.

Afghanistan Warns Pakistan Against 'Invasion': Says It is Open for Dialogue

Serious questions are intensifying over the withheld Epstein files and what they could reveal. As scrutiny grows, U.S. President Donald Trump faces mounting pressure from critics demanding transparency and even testimony before the U.S. Congress.

What information remains sealed? Why haven’t all the documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein been made public? And could the unreleased material contain politically damaging revelations?

Trump 'Charged' With Hiding Devastating Revelation In Epstein Scandal 

In a major personal development, Sangeetha Sornalingam has filed for divorce from actor-politician Vijay after 27 years of marriage. The petition was reportedly filed in a court in Chengalpattu, Tamil Nadu, seeking dissolution of their long-standing union.

Vijay and Sangeetha’s love story began with an unexpected twist — she was once a devoted fan, and fate eventually brought them together. Over the decades, their relationship evolved alongside Vijay’s rise in Tamil cinema and later his transition into politics.

Trouble Brews In Vijay’s Personal Life: Wife Files For Divorce

NASA is preparing to test a crewed flight as a precursor to its upcoming Moon landing mission. The test aims to ensure safety, validate spacecraft systems, and prepare astronauts for lunar operations. This milestone is part of NASA’s broader Artemis program, which seeks to return humans to the Moon and advance long-term exploration of the lunar surface.

NASA To Test Crewed Flight Before Attempting Moon Landing

Tensions between the United States and Iran are mounting as U.S. warships and military assets amass in the Middle East amid stalled nuclear talks and growing security concerns. American aircraft carriers and destroyers are being repositioned near Iran’s strategic waters, raising alarm over possible conflict in West Asia. 


US-Iran Tensions: War Clouds Loom Over West Asia As US Warships Encircle Iran

A new study by University of Oxford researchers have found that vegetarians have a substantially lower risk of 5 types of cancer as compared to meat eaters. They compared the risk of 17 different cancers across 5 diet groups. 


Vegetarian Diet Can Substantially Slash Risk of 5 Cancers, Study Finds 

#Gravitas Five years into the war with Ukraine, Russia is turning decisively away from the West and deepening ties with the Gulf.  And that pivot is reshaping tourism, with a surge of tourism from Arab nations. 


Russia Tourism: Arab Tourists Flock to Russian Welcome

China’s rare earth exports to the US remain low as Beijing continues to tighten control over critical minerals vital for technology and electronics manufacturing. The move affects the supply chain for American tech companies, raising concerns about dependency on Chinese resources and global trade tensions. Analysts warn that restricted exports could impact production of electronics, electric vehicles, and defense technologies in the US.


China's Rare Earth Exports to US Still Low | China Curbs Squeeze US Tech Supply

A 5.3-magnitude earthquake struck Bangladesh, causing tremors across several regions and raising concerns about potential damage and aftershocks. Authorities are assessing the impact on infrastructure and local communities, while residents report feeling strong shaking. The quake highlights the seismic vulnerability of the region and the need for preparedness and timely response to natural disasters.


Bangladesh Earthquake: 5.3 Magnitude Quake Strikes Bangladesh

Marco Rubio is set to make a brief visit to Israel amid escalating tensions in the region. The trip aims to assess the security situation, reaffirm diplomatic ties, and coordinate with Israeli leadership on matters of regional stability and US strategic interests. The visit underscores Washington’s engagement in Middle East affairs during a critical period.

US Secretary Of State Marco Rubio to Make Quick Trip to Israel

Tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan have escalated as Afghan forces launched a second wave of retaliatory strikes on Pakistani positions following earlier cross-border clashes. The latest attacks underscore the fragility of peace along the border and highlight ongoing security challenges in the region. Analysts warn that continued military exchanges could further destabilize relations and raise the risk of a broader conflict between the neighboring countries.


Pak-Afghan Tensions: Afghanistan Launches Second Wave of Retaliatory Strikes on Pak

Scientists say Humans and Neanderthals cozied up from time to time when they lived in the same areas tens of thousands of years ago. But we don't know much about who got with whom, or why. Now a new genetic analysis offers some ancient gossip: The pairings were more often female humans with male Neanderthals.

DNA Reveals About the Sex Life of Early Humans | Neanderthal Men Chose Homo Sapiens Women

#Gravitas Five years into the war with Ukraine, Russia is turning decisively away from the West and deepening ties with the Gulf.  And that pivot is reshaping tourism, with a surge of tourism from Arab nations. 

Google says it has disrupted a Chinese-linked cyber espionage group known as Gallium, accused of targeting telecom and government organisations across at least 42 countries. The hackers allegedly used a Linux backdoor and even Google Sheets to steal sensitive data. Who is Gallium? Where did they strike? And what does this mean for global cybersecurity? We decode the operation and China’s response.


Google Reportedly Busts China-linked Gallium Hacking Network Which Targeted 42 Countries 

President Droupadi Murmu undertook a sortie in the indigenously developed Light Combat Helicopter (LCH) ‘Prachand’ at Air Force Station Jaisalmer today, marking yet another milestone in her engagement with India’s frontline defence platforms.


Indian President Murmu Flies Indigenous Light Combat Helicopter 

#Gravitas Documents from the U.S. Department of State reportedly reveal plans to process as many as 4,500 refugee applications per month from white South Africans alone. The Trump administration has even begun installing trailers on U.S. Embassy grounds in Pretoria to facilitate admissions. 

Trump Gives Refuge to White South Africans in Reverse-Racism Charge

Mark Carney arrived in Mumbai for his first official visit to India, where he was warmly received by Maharashtra officials. The visit aims to strengthen India–Canada relations, focusing on shared democratic values, economic cooperation, and people-to-people ties. Carney’s trip underscores the growing partnership between the two nations across multiple sectors.

Canada PM Mark Carney Arrives in Mumbai on India Visit

India is rapidly strengthening its maritime defence capabilities, expanding its naval fleet, modernising warships, and investing in advanced technologies to secure strategic sea lanes. The move highlights India’s focus on regional security, maritime dominance, and protecting national interests in the Indian Ocean amid rising geopolitical challenges. These initiatives reflect the country’s commitment to a robust and technologically advanced naval force.

India Rapidly Enhancing Its Maritime Defence Power 

Pope Leo has urged the clergy to resist the temptation of using artificial intelligence to write sermons, emphasizing that spiritual guidance and pastoral care must come from human reflection and faith. He warned that overreliance on AI could undermine the authenticity of religious teachings and the personal connection between clergy and their congregations, calling for discernment in integrating technology into spiritual life.


Pope Leo Urges Clergy to 'Resist AI Temptation' to Use AI to Write Sermons

A former Delhi Chief Minister has received major relief in the excise policy case, with the court discharging all 23 accused in the matter. The ruling marks a significant legal development in one of the most high-profile political cases in the national capital. The decision could have wider political implications as investigations and related proceedings continue to draw public attention.


Former Delhi CM Gets Relief in Excise Policy Case | All 23 Accused Discharged

Mette Frederiksen has called a snap parliamentary election for 24 March 2026, moving up voting from later in the year amid a diplomatic row over Greenland. The early poll comes as Frederiksen seeks to capitalise on rising public support tied to her firm stance against renewed US pressure over Greenland’s strategic future, while facing domestic political challenges at home.


Denmark Elections: Denmark PM Calls for Snap Elections Amid Greenland Row 

Artificial intelligence is being used to generate massive amounts of disinformation targeting Singapore. The campaign spreads false narratives, manipulates public opinion, and poses serious risks to social stability and trust in information. Experts warn that AI-driven misinformation could influence political discourse, media credibility, and public perception, highlighting the urgent need for regulation and digital literacy.


AI Used to Churn Out Massive Volume of Disinformation About Singapore 

Hamas has been accused of placing military personnel in civilian administrative roles, according to newly surfaced documents. The reports also suggest the group intends to retain control over Gaza despite ongoing conflict and international pressure. The revelations have sparked fresh debate over governance, security concerns, and the future political landscape of Gaza amid the prolonged crisis in the region.


Hamas Accused of Using Fighters in Civilian Roles, Plans to Retain Power in Gaza

Israel has warned that Lebanon could face strikes if Hezbollah joins any wider conflict involving Iran, signalling rising regional tensions and the risk of escalation across multiple fronts. Israeli officials say any involvement by Hezbollah in attacks linked to Iran would trigger a strong military response, while urging Lebanon to prevent the militant group from entering the conflict. The warning comes amid heightened geopolitical strains and fears of a broader Middle East confrontation.


Israel Warns Lebanon of Strikes if Hezbollah Joins Iran War 

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Afghanistan Warns Pakistan Against 'Invasion': Says It is Open for Dialogue

Trump 'Charged' With Hiding Devastating Revelation In Epstein Scandal

Trouble Brews In Vijay’s Personal Life: Wife Files For Divorce

NASA To Test Crewed Flight Before Attempting Moon Landing

US-Iran Tensions: War Clouds Loom Over West Asia As US Warships Encircle Iran

Vegetarian Diet Can Substantially Slash Risk of 5 Cancers, Study Finds

Russia Tourism: Arab Tourists Flock to Russian Welcome

China's Rare Earth Exports to US Still Low | China Curbs Squeeze US Tech Supply

Bangladesh Earthquake: 5.3 Magnitude Quake Strikes Bangladesh

US Secretary Of State Marco Rubio to Make Quick Trip to Israel

Pak-Afghan Tensions: Afghanistan Launches Second Wave of Retaliatory Strikes on Pak

DNA Reveals About the Sex Life of Early Humans | Neanderthal Men Chose Homo Sapiens Women

Russia Tourism: Arab Tourists Flock to Russian Welcome

Google Reportedly Busts China-linked Gallium Hacking Network Which Targeted 42 Countries

Indian President Murmu Flies Indigenous Light Combat Helicopter

Trump Gives Refuge to White South Africans in Reverse-Racism Charge

Canada PM Mark Carney Arrives in Mumbai on India Visit

India Rapidly Enhancing Its Maritime Defence Power

Pope Leo Urges Clergy to 'Resist AI Temptation' to Use AI to Write Sermons

Former Delhi CM Gets Relief in Excise Policy Case | All 23 Accused Discharged

Denmark Elections: Denmark PM Calls for Snap Elections Amid Greenland Row

AI Used to Churn Out Massive Volume of Disinformation About Singapore

Hamas Accused of Using Fighters in Civilian Roles, Plans to Retain Power in Gaza

Israel Warns Lebanon of Strikes if Hezbollah Joins Iran War