A new scientific study has raised concerns after researchers found that a virus detected in more than 20 aquatic species may have the potential to infect human eyes. Experts warn the findings highlight emerging risks linked to cross-species transmission and underline the importance of monitoring viruses in aquatic ecosystems.

Virus From Aquatic Animals Can Infect Human Eyes, Says Study 

Residents in Pakistan are battling extreme heat as temperatures surge across Sindh province. At least ten bodies were recovered from different parts as Karachi recorded its hottest day since 2018.

Pakistan Heatwave: Extreme Heatwave Grips Karachi, Temperatures  Soar Across Cities

Tensions within the Kerala Congress ecosystem have come under focus amid a perceived power tussle between KC Venugopal and VD Satheesan.
Both leaders are influential within the party structure, with differing support bases and organisational roles shaping internal dynamics.

KC Venugopal Vs VD Satheesan: Kerala Congress Power Dynamics Under Spotlight 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President To Lam of Vietnam attend the joint press meet at Hyderabad House, New Delhi. 

India-Vietnam Ties: PM Modi Hosts Vietnam President To Lam In New Delhi 

Tensions have escalated in West Bengal following the Assembly elections, with the BJP and TMC trading allegations as incidents of post-poll violence emerge from several districts. Reports of clashes, arson, and intimidation have surfaced, prompting security forces to step in to restore order. Political leaders from both sides have accused each other of orchestrating the violence, while authorities continue to monitor the situation closely and investigate the incidents.


Bengal Elections: BJP, TMC Trade Charges As Post-Poll Violence Erupts in Bengal

Yasser Abbas is reportedly seeking a larger role within Fatah, the movement led by his father. The move could signal a shift in internal dynamics as succession questions surround Mahmoud Abbas.


Yasser Abbas Seeks A Major Role In His Father's Fatah Party

A fierce political showdown is underway in West Bengal as the BJP and TMC lock horns in a high-stakes battle. The contest is being closely watched across the political spectrum.

Assembly Elections 2026: BJP Crosses Majority Mark in West Bengal

Tamil Nadu awaits its poll verdict as exit polls project a likely victory for M. K. Stalin. The final results will confirm whether the projections hold, with high political stakes and statewide attention.

Tamil Nadu Awaits Poll Verdict: Exit Polls Project Victory For M K Stalin

Tamil Nadu awaits its poll verdict as exit polls project a likely victory for M. K. Stalin. The final results will confirm whether the projections hold, with high political stakes and statewide attention.


Tamil Nadu Awaits Poll Verdict: Exit Polls Project Victory For M K Stalin 

An envoy from India has called for a direct road link with Sri Lanka, describing the two nations as “civilisational twins.” The proposal aims to enhance connectivity, trade, and people-to-people ties, signaling deeper regional cooperation.

India Envoy Pushes Road Link With Sri Lanka, Calls Nations ‘Civilisational Twins’

Canada has officially flagged Khalistani extremists as a security threat, marking a significant development in its national security stance. The designation comes amid growing concerns over extremist activities and their potential impact on public safety and international relations. 

Khalistani Extremists Declared Security Threat by Canada 

Donald Trump plans to raise tariffs on European auto imports to 25%. He has accused the European Union of violating a trade agreement. The move could escalate tensions between the US and Europe.

US-EU Trade Tensions: Donald Trump To Hit EU With 25% Auto Tariffs 

Former U.S. Admiral Tim Gallaudet claimed that humans are being observed by aliens. This comes amid mystery over the fate of 11 missing and dead scientists linked to UFO research. Earlier this week, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that UFO files will be released soon.

Earth Being 'Observed' by Aliens, Claims Ex-US Admiral 

United Arab Emirates is set to leave both OPEC and OPEC+ from May 1, marking a major shift in global energy politics. The move could reshape oil production strategies, influence crude prices, and alter alliances within the world’s biggest oil-producing bloc. Analysts say the decision reflects the UAE’s growing focus on independent energy policies and long-term economic diversification.

UAE Announces Exit From OPEC & OPEC+ To Pursue National Interests First 

Scientists in China are exploring the use of diamond-based materials to tackle one of the biggest challenges in the global AI race-excess heat generated by high-performance computing chips. Researchers say synthetic diamond’s exceptional thermal conductivity could help cool next-generation processors, improving efficiency and performance in advanced data centres and AI systems.


China's Diamond Fix for AI Race; Scientists Working Towards Reducing Heat

Wall Street closed higher on Monday, led by tech stocks and gains in travel and retail, while investors welcomed easing oil prices. U.S. Stock futures were mostly flat ahead of the session, reflecting caution after overnight gains and ongoing concerns over the Iran war. Take a look at this next report for more.


US-Iran War: Wall Street Stocks See Another Record, Scale Of War To Shape The Global Outlook  

Rising borrowing levels are deepening concerns over a growing debt crisis in the United States. Many households are increasingly relying on multiple credit sources as “debt stacking” becomes more common.
Experts warn that higher interest rates and inflation are making it harder for borrowers to manage repayments.


US Debt Crisis: Debt Stacking Becomes The New Normal In America

The World Economic Forum has warned that the traditional global growth model is no longer delivering sustainable results.
The group says economic strategies built on cheap capital, globalization and rapid consumption are losing effectiveness.

WEF Warns Old Growth Playbook Failing; Global Growth Model Undergoes Historic Reset  

Amir Hamza, a founding member of Lashkar-e-Taiba, was reportedly shot by unidentified gunmen in Lahore. Authorities launched an investigation to identify the attackers and determine the motive behind the shooting.

Lashkar-e-Taiba's Founding Member Amir Hamza Shot In Lahore

Four people were killed after the U.S. military carried out a strike on a boat suspected of drug trafficking in the eastern Pacific Ocean, according to officials. The operation was conducted by U.S. Southern Command, which said the vessel was moving along known narcotics-smuggling routes in the region.


US Drug Boat Strike: Four Killed In Eastern Pacific Strike

The Philippines has accused China of using cyanide in the South China Sea atoll, a claim Beijing has dismissed as a 'stunt.' Watch the full video to know more on this!


China-Philippines Tensions: Philippines Accuses China Of Using Cyanide In South China Sea

Spain has approved a new measure granting legal status to thousands of undocumented immigrants. The move aims to address labour shortages and bring more migrants into the formal workforce.

Spain Clears Legal Status For Thousands Of Immigrants 

A boat carrying hundreds of passengers capsized in the Andaman Sea, triggering a major search and rescue operation. Authorities say nearly 250 people are missing, raising fears of a large-scale maritime tragedy.


Andaman Sea Boat Tragedy: Boat Capsizes In Andaman Sea, Nearly 250 Go Missing 

South Africa has been effectively barred from attending the G20 finance ministers’ meeting in Washington, after the United States refused to accredit its delegation. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana confirmed that South Africa will not participate, saying officials were denied access to the finance track discussions.

South Africa Barred From G20 Finance Summit Amid US Accreditation Dispute 


Super Typhoon Sinlaku has rapidly intensified in the western Pacific and is now threatening the Mariana Islands, including the U.S. territories of Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands. The storm has become the strongest weather system on Earth so far in 2026.


Super Typhoon Sinlaku Intensifies, Targets Mariana Islands 

Dozens of people have died in Angola after heavy rains triggered severe flooding across several regions, including the capital Luanda. Torrential downpours submerged streets, destroyed homes, and forced thousands of residents to flee their neighborhoods.

Angola Floods: Deadly Floods Ravage Angola, Dozens Reported Dead

Days before Pakistan had helped to secure a ceasefire in the Iran war this week, the United Arab Emirates was seeking repayment of a US$3.5 billion deposit from Islamabad’s central bank.
The withdrawal, brushed off as a “routine financial transaction” by Pakistan’s foreign ministry, equated to roughly 21 per cent of the country’s foreign exchange reserves. It was accompanied by a wave of criticism on Emirati social media directed at Islamabad.

Pakistan Seeks Financial Aid From Saudi Arabia, China After UAE Loan Repayment 

BTS officially launched their highly anticipated 2026 ‘Arirang’ World Tour in Goyang, marking a powerful reunion between the global K-pop supergroup and their devoted fanbase, ARMY. Despite heavy rain, thousands gathered at the Asian Games Stadium to welcome the group back on stage, celebrating their return with emotional performances and high-energy moments.

BTS Arirang' World Tour: BTS Launches 2026 'Arirang' World Tour In Goyang

Venezuela has signed major oil agreements with Chevron aimed at boosting production in the country’s vast crude reserves. The deals were signed with state oil company Petróleos de Venezuela S.A. (PDVSA), allowing Chevron to expand its operations in the Orinoco Oil Belt, one of the world’s largest oil reserves.

Venezuela Signs Key Oil Deals With Chevron 

From a garage start-up to one of the world's most influential tech giants, a new museum in Utrecht traces 50 years of Apple. The immersive space recreates the early days of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, and walks visitors through decades of innovation. Featuring more than 5,000 items, the exhibition showcases everything from early computers and colourful iMacs to the devices that reshaped modern life, including the iPod and the iPhone.


Apple Marks 50 Years: From Garage Startup To Global Tech Giant 

Xi Jinping met a senior leader from Kuomintang in Beijing to discuss cross-strait relations and regional stability. The leader of Taiwan's largest opposition party, the Kuomintang (KMT) won election as KMT chairwoman in October and has signalled a swing towards even closer ties with Beijing than her predecessor ​Eric Chu, who did not visit China during his term as chairman that began in 2021.


China-Taiwan Ties: Xi Jinping Meets Taiwan opposition Leader In Beijing  

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Virus From Aquatic Animals Can Infect Human Eyes, Says Study

Pakistan Heatwave: Extreme Heatwave Grips Karachi, Temperatures Soar Across Cities

KC Venugopal Vs VD Satheesan: Kerala Congress Power Dynamics Under Spotlight

India-Vietnam Ties: PM Modi Hosts Vietnam President To Lam In New Delhi

Bengal Elections: BJP, TMC Trade Charges As Post-Poll Violence Erupts in Bengal

Yasser Abbas Seeks A Major Role In His Father's Fatah Party

Assembly Elections 2026: BJP Crosses Majority Mark in West Bengal

Tamil Nadu Awaits Poll Verdict: Exit Polls Project Victory For M K Stalin

Tamil Nadu Awaits Poll Verdict: Exit Polls Project Victory For M K Stalin

India Envoy Pushes Road Link With Sri Lanka, Calls Nations ‘Civilisational Twins’

Khalistani Extremists Declared Security Threat by Canada

US-EU Trade Tensions: Donald Trump To Hit EU With 25% Auto Tariffs

Earth Being 'Observed' by Aliens, Claims Ex-US Admiral

UAE Announces Exit From OPEC & OPEC+ To Pursue National Interests First

China's Diamond Fix for AI Race; Scientists Working Towards Reducing Heat

US-Iran War: Wall Street Stocks See Another Record, Scale Of War To Shape The Global Outlook

US Debt Crisis: Debt Stacking Becomes The New Normal In America

WEF Warns Old Growth Playbook Failing; Global Growth Model Undergoes Historic Reset

Lashkar-e-Taiba's Founding Member Amir Hamza Shot In Lahore

US Drug Boat Strike: Four Killed In Eastern Pacific Strike

China-Philippines Tensions: Philippines Accuses China Of Using Cyanide In South China Sea

Spain Clears Legal Status For Thousands Of Immigrants

Andaman Sea Boat Tragedy: Boat Capsizes In Andaman Sea, Nearly 250 Go Missing

South Africa Barred From G20 Finance Summit Amid US Accreditation Dispute

Super Typhoon Sinlaku Intensifies, Targets Mariana Islands

Angola Floods: Deadly Floods Ravage Angola, Dozens Reported Dead