The EU President has pledged to use every available measure to counter potential tariffs imposed by Donald Trump. The move aims to protect European industries and uphold fair trade practices.

EU president vows to use 'all cards' to push back against Trump tariffs

The Sundance Film Festival will move to Boulder, Colorado, in 2027, marking a significant shift for the iconic event. Organizers aim to embrace a fresh cultural landscape while maintaining its independent film spirit.

Sundance Film Festival to relocate to Boulder, Colorado, in 2027

Ashwani Kumar delivered a stellar performance as Mumbai Indians triumphed over Kolkata Knight Riders. His crucial contributions helped secure a decisive victory in the thrilling IPL clash.

Ashwani Kumar shines as Mumbai Indians beat Kolkata Knight Riders

Netflix's drama Adolescence will be accessible for free in schools to educate students on youth-related issues. The initiative aims to spark meaningful discussions on teenage challenges and mental health.

Netflix drama 'Adolescence' to be made available to watch for free in schools

Women are increasingly taking charge of their travel experiences, exploring new destinations with confidence and independence. This shift is reshaping the way travel is perceived and enjoyed, empowering female adventurers worldwide.

Female Travelers Redefine Travel with Confidence

CinemaCon is focusing on strategies to revive the struggling film industry, as box office sales continue to decline. The event aims to explore new ways to attract audiences and adapt to changing viewing habits.

Box office blues: CinemaCon seeks to revive faltering film industry

Exploring the advancements in brain-computer interface technology, this story explores its potential to transform multiple facets of human life.

Brain implants the future of computing? China aiming for brain chip lead

Berlin's iconic bohemian culture faces challenges as the city embraces rapid growth in the startup sector. Tensions rise between maintaining artistic identity and fostering innovation-driven economic growth.

Can Berlin's bohemian identity survive its startup ambitions?

The Houthis in Yemen Retaliate for US Strikes by Attacking a US Aircraft Carrier Twice In retribution for the deadly US strikes, Yemen's Houthi rebels, who are backed by Iran, said Monday they had attacked an American aircraft carrier group twice in a 24-hour period. Hours later, the Houthis claimed to have shot a second round after first claiming to have fired 18 missiles and a drone at the "aircraft carrier USS Harry Truman and its accompanying warships" in the Red Sea. The United States did not immediately comment on the alleged attacks by the Houthis. A Houthi official claimed that the assaults on the carrier group were "in retaliation to the continued American aggression against our country" in a message that was uploaded to Telegram on Monday.

US-Houthis war: US president says strikes to continue till shipping routes are safe

Marco Rubio has criticized China for its lack of reciprocity in trade and diplomatic relations. He emphasized the need for a fair and balanced approach to U.S.-China dealings.

Marco Rubio pulls up China over lack of reciprocity

Taiwanese fighter jets take off after China announced military drills.
The US has delivered the first of 66 advanced F-16V fighter jets to Taiwan under a multi-billion dollar deal signed in 2019. This comes as satellite images reveal fresh Chinese bomber deployments in the South China Sea.

China-Taiwan war: China launches massive military drill around Taiwan

A reported buildup of US B2 stealth bomber jets, Globmaster C17 planes, Navy vessels and other American military assets in Diego Garcia base and in the Middle East region is leading to speculations of a possible massive strike by the US targeting Iran or Yemeni Houthis backed by it. This has prompted calls in Iran to bomb Diego Garcia pre-emptively to prevent a direct US strike on the Islamic Republic.

US readying to bomb Iran after Trump's threat?

Spring has arrived in Bulgaria's capital with trees blossoming and flowers bursting into life in Sofia's Botanic Gardens. The changing climate means some species are flowering earlier than they used to. We leave you with this report.

Spring awakening in Sofia, a city filled with spirit & tradition

The tourists and Japanese locals marveled at Tokyo's cherry trees at the peak of the annual blossom season that traditionally represents fresh starts, but also life's fleeting impermanence. Crowds flock to the city's top locations to take photos and hold picnics under the elegant dark branches bursting with pink and white flowers, known as Sakura in Japanese.

Tokyo's cherry blossoms draw crowds at peak bloom

Gothenburg in Sweden is putting its green credentials to the test with a bold financial move. The city took out the world's first sustainably linked loan back in 2022. Now, this loan isn't just a money game—it's a commitment to environmental and social improvements. The city has set ambitious targets, including switching to renewable energy, electrifying its vehicle fleet, reducing energy used in municipal buildings, and improving life in the city's underserved neighborhoods.

Sweden: Gothenburg Misses Green Goal, Faces Fine

The mystery surrounding Fort Knox, home to the U.S. government's gold reserves, has become a national conversation in recent times. With rumors and speculations growing, Americans are increasingly curious about the legendary bullion depository, which reportedly holds over 5,000 tons of gold.

Musk pushes for live Fort Knox gold audit

India is focusing on enhancing skill development programs for high school students to better equip them for future employment. This initiative aims to bridge the gap between education and industry requirements.

India lays emphasis on skill development among high schoolers

A  fresh gunfight has broken out between security forces and terrorists in the Kathua district of India's Jammu and Kashmir. Security forces have launched an operation in Kathua, where four terrorists are reportedly trapped. Intensive search operations are underway to neutralize the threat.

Jammu & Kashmir: Encounter in Kathua; 4 terrorists trapped

Elon Musk made his second acquisition of the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. In an all-stock purchase that valued X at 33 billion dollars, excluding debt, Musk used his artificial intelligence business, xAI, to acquire his social networking platform on March 28. The real question is why did Musk do this deal?

XAI deal a surprise and a significant move

India is experiencing above-normal temperatures, with prolonged heatwave conditions expected across several regions. This surge in heat is causing health concerns and strain on resources.

India faces above-normal temperatures, more heatwave days

Severe thunderstorms have struck Michigan, causing significant damage and fatalities. In response, Governor Gretchen Whitmer has declared a state of emergency to aid recovery efforts.

Deadly thunderstorms pummel Michigan

Severe floods have inundated Australia’s cattle country, submerging vast farmlands and disrupting livestock operations. Authorities are coordinating rescue and relief efforts for affected communities. Heavy rainfall continues to pose challenges for recovery and evacuation.

Floods swamp Australia's cattle country

Trump says US will continue to strike Houthis, Iran

Donald Trump has said that he expects Russian President Vladimir Putin to fulfill his part of the deal, and this, of course, to end the Russia-Ukraine war, after the U.S. president had voiced his doubts about Moscow's commitment. Now, speaking to reporters inside the Oval Office, Trump said that he wants to make sure that Putin follows through and strikes a deal to end the war. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia strikes Kharkiv for second consecutive day

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