The Pentagon is accelerating the integration of artificial intelligence into classified combat operations, bringing advanced algorithms closer to the military “kill chain.”

US: Pentagon pushes AI into classified combat, algorithms move closer to the kill chain

The Pentagon has directed a second aircraft carrier strike group to prepare for possible deployment to West Asia as the United States weighs military options against Iran. 


US-Iran Tensions: Trump Hints at Sending Another Aircraft Carrier to West Asia

Has the start of the end of NATO begun? Because the United States is pulling back its troops and preparing to hand over two of NATO'S most critical command posts to European leadership. 

NATO Fights For Its Survival After US Withdraws Admirals

The US attorney general Pam Bondi attacked and insulted Democrats during a House judiciary committee hearing on Wednesday as she defended the justice department’s handling of files related to Jeffrey Epstein.


‘You’re A Washed-Up Loser Lawyer’: Pam Bondi Taunts Democrats Over Epstein 

WION Reports from Bangladesh Election Commission Amid Counting

In the Occupied West Bank, a village in the ‘C’ area has seen several homes demolished, with Israeli settlers accused of involvement. The demolitions have displaced multiple families, raising concerns about property rights and humanitarian issues in the region. Local authorities and activists condemned the actions, highlighting ongoing tensions between settlers and Palestinian residents. This video examines the circumstances behind the demolitions, the accusations against settlers, and the broader implications for the West Bank community.


West Bank Demolition: Israeli Settlers Demolish 15 Homes In The West Bank Region

Sunetra Pawar met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi, with the meeting drawing attention amid ongoing political discussions surrounding the Nationalist Congress Party.

India: Sunetra Pawar Meets PM Modi Amid Buzz Over Possible NCP Merger

US Bill Targets Chinese Mining, Cites Security Concerns in Nigeria

Bangladesh is voting in its first national election since the removal of former prime minister Sheikh Hasina, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s political landscape. Millions of voters are heading to polling stations as major parties compete for control of the 300-seat parliament.

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party is widely seen as a leading contender, while Jamaat-e-Islami has emerged as a significant force in the post-Hasina political environment. The contest is being closely watched for its potential impact on governance, stability and Bangladesh’s broader political direction.


Bangladesh Votes first time since Hasina’s ouster as BNP faces Jamaat challenge 

Russia launched overnight drone and missile strikes across Ukraine, killing at least two people and hitting critical energy infrastructure. The renewed attacks raise doubts over possible diplomatic talks as territorial disputes, including Donbas and Zaporizhzhia, remain unresolved.


Russia-Ukraine War: Putin hits on Ukraine's energy facilities, at least Two killed

Cyclone Gezani has battered Madagascar, affecting more than 250,000 people across the island nation. Strong winds and heavy rainfall have caused widespread damage, flooding and displacement. Authorities are assessing losses as rescue and relief operations continue. Here’s the latest update on the humanitarian situation.


Madagascar Cyclone: Over 250,000 People Affected by Cyclone Gezani

Two U.S. Navy ships reportedly collided near the Caribbean during a ship-to-ship refueling operation, leaving two personnel injured. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the maritime incident.


US navy ships collide near Caribbean, 2 personnel injured

IAF Chinook Airlifts Excavator from 8,000 Ft in Dibang Sector

Puducherry Film Festival 2026 brings filmmakers, artists and cinema lovers together as the coastal city celebrates storytelling on a global platform. From international screenings to cultural showcases, here’s a look at how Puducherry is shining on the world cinema map.


Puducherry Film Festival 2026: Puducherry Celebrates Cinema on Global Stage

In the Sabarimala gold theft case, a Kerala court has granted bail to the former Devaswom Board president. The case relates to alleged irregularities involving temple gold, drawing significant political and public attention in the state.


Sabarimala Gold Theft Case: Kerala Court Grants Bail to Ex-Devaswom Prez

The family of Indian student Jaahnavi Kandula, who was killed by a speeding police officer, has secured a $29 million settlement in the tragic case. The verdict brings a significant legal outcome and renewed focus on accountability and justice.


Jaahnavi Kandula killed by speeding cop, family of the Indian student wins 29 million settlement 

Residents across Johannesburg are facing prolonged water outages as taps run dry in many suburbs, sparking protests and frustration over basic services. The shortage has forced communities to queue for water containers and rely on intermittent deliveries, with families enduring days without water. Despite mounting criticism and public outcry, Mayor Dada Morero has denied that the city is experiencing a full‑blown water crisis or that a “Day Zero” — a complete cutoff of municipal water — is imminent. City officials maintain efforts are underway to stabilise the supply network and balance distribution amid high demand, ageing infrastructure, and ongoing maintenance challenges.


South Africa’s taps on verge of running dry, Mayor denies water crisis

In the Occupied West Bank, a village in the ‘C’ area has seen several homes demolished, with Israeli settlers accused of involvement. The demolitions have displaced multiple families, raising concerns about property rights and humanitarian issues in the region. Local authorities and activists condemned the actions, highlighting ongoing tensions between settlers and Palestinian residents. This video examines the circumstances behind the demolitions, the accusations against settlers, and the broader implications for the West Bank community.

West Bank demolition: Israeli settlers demolish 15 homes in the West Bank region 

Bangladesh is holding landmark national elections, with an estimated 127 million voters eligible to cast ballots across the country. The vote will determine the composition of the national parliament, where 300 seats are being contested.

Bangladesh Elections: BNP Leads in Most Polls, But Race Too Close to Call 

The European Union has taken a significant step in its ongoing trade dispute with China over electric vehicles. New tariff rules are reshaping how Chinese-made EVs enter Europe, and one major automaker has just scored a breakthrough.


EU imposes new tariffs on China-made EVs, tightens trade rules on electric vehicles  

At the Sanawar Success Summit in New Delhi, alumni from across generations came together to talk about leadership, mentorship and what success really means today. From the batch of 1952 to the younger graduates, the message was simple, carry the rich legacy forward.


Sanawar Success Summit 2026: alumni from across generations come together to talk leadership 

Nearly 12.7 crore Bangladeshi citizens are eligible to vote today in the high-stakes 13th Parliamentary election, which is expected to mark the country's transition after the 2024 student-led uprising that ended Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year rule.

Voting will be held across 299 seats of the parliament today in a two-way contest between the mainstream Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and an alliance of student leaders and Islamist groups led by Jamat-e-Islami.


Bangladesh Elections: Polls After 2024 Uprising, Hasina's Ouster; 127 Million Voters, 299 Seats

Police in British Columbia, Canada have identified an 18‑year‑old suspect in the deadly Tumbler Ridge school shooting, where multiple victims were killed in both a home and a school attack. Authorities say the suspect shot and killed their mother and 11‑year‑old stepbrother at a residence before opening fire at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School, killing a teacher and several students aged 12‑13, and injuring dozens. The suspect was found dead from an apparent self‑inflicted wound at the school. The motive remains unclear as RCMP continue their investigation.


Canada school shooting: police identify 18‑year‑old suspect in Massacre

Switzerland is considering tighter immigration curbs amid rising domestic pressure, even as global competition for skilled talent heats up. The move could reshape Europe’s labor market dynamics and impact multinational firms relying on foreign expertise. Watch the full video to know more on this!


Switzerland plans immigration curbs, global talent competition intensifying 

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