In a major embarrassment to the UK Royal Navy, a Trident nuclear missile misfired and crashed into the ocean near the submarine that launched it, last month. The test firing was conducted off the coast of Florida and it was the second consecutive time a Trident nuclear missile had failed.

UK Trident missile fail: Woes mount for the Royal Navy

In a new immigration scandal, it has emerged that the so-called 'high-risk' passengers and their planes are landing in Britain without going through the necessary security checks that means the passengers categorised as high-risk reach the London airport.

Row over lack of flight security checks in UK: Immigration and borders watchdog sacked

UK: Missile test fails for second time in 8 years | Key details about the Trident nuclear missile

The US has vetoed a draft UNSC resolution on Israel's war in Gaza prompting widespread criticism from rivals and allies alike. This is the third vetoe by US of a UNSC resolution demanding a ceasefire in Gaza. Washington instead wants to put forth its own version of a resolution that would support a temporary ceasefire linked to the release of all Israeli captives.

US calls for temporary ceasefire in Gaza; EU, US warn Israel against Rafah offensive

Russian President Vladimir Putin declared Tuesday that Moscow has no intention of deploying nuclear weapons in space, claiming that the country has only developed space capabilities similar to those of the US.

Rapidly evolving threat in space: Putin says, 'No plans to deploy nukes in space'

Step into a realm where fantasy and reality blur as iconic Hollywood memorabilia goes up for auction. With over 1,700 lots from legendary films and TV series, this auction is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of cinematic history while supporting arts education through The Bright Foundation.

Inside Propstore of Hollywood: From Audrey Hepbern's gown to Indiana Jones props

Copenhagen is celebrating its Annual Festival of lights, the event is in its seventh iteration has in fact thousands of Danish citizens who take part in 7 km run adorned in neon and LED lights.

Denmark: Danish runners wrap themselves in lights at seventh annual Copenhagen light festival

Taiwan on Tuesday drove away a Chinese coast guard boat that entered waters near its sensitive frontline islands, in a rise in tensions a day after China's coast guard boarded a Taiwanese tourist boat that a Taiwan minister said has triggered "panic".

China-Taiwan maritime standoff: China Coast Guard boat enters Taiwan's water near Kinmen

Eleven Ukrainian children crossed the border from Belarus to Ukraine on Tuesday evening. Several children were taken to Russia and occupied territories during the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Russia repatriates Ukrainian children after Qatari mediation

The final day of London Fashion Week, UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's wife Akshata Murthy wore a suit designed by UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron's wife Samantha Cameron.

UK first lady Akshata Murthy dazzles at London Fashion Week, opts for waistcoat worth $227

UK Trident nuclear missile flop: Missile misfires & crashes into ocean

The INDUS X Conference aims to serve as a platform uniting officials and startups to foster collaboration within the U.S.-India defense corridor. Last year's inaugural conference, held at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce in Washington D.C., marked a pivotal moment in bilateral relations, occurring just ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's state visit to the United States. The event showcased the participation of 26 startups, highlighting the growing interest and commitment from both nations in nurturing innovative defense solutions.

US-India relations: Atul Keshap talks about how India-US' bilateral relationship is at all-time high

Putin's biggest critic Alexei Navalny's wife Yulia Navalnaya has vowed to continue her husband's fight. Will she be the new leader of the opposition in Russia? Is she President Putin's new enemy?

Gravitas: Is Navalny's wife Yulia Navalnaya Putin's new enemy?

Chinese scientists claim to have developed a new stealth technology that can take their military aircraft off the enemy radar completely. How does this new device work? What are India's anti-stealth options? Watch this video to find out.

Gravitas: China's new tech can make fighter jets 'Invisible' | India's anti-stealth radars

Scientists are concerned about the spread of the 'Zombie deer disease'. They are worried it could affect human beings. The province of British Columbia has released a strategy to tackle the spread of the disease. Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas | The spread of 'zombie deer disease': Should you be worried?

India's Water Transport Workers Federation, which represents some 3,500 workers at 11 major Indian ports, has decided they won't load or unload weapons to Israel on any ships. Amid the ongoing Israel-Palestine war, they expressed their solidarity with the Gazans and urged for an immediate ceasefire.

Gravitas: Indian port workers boycott Israeli military cargo in solidarity with Palestine

A company in the Unites States has allowed its employees to go out at 3pm once or twice a week, in a group of 3 and spend upto $30 each, which will be reimbursed to them. The purpose, they say, is to boost employee interaction for the overall benefit of the company. But many companies across the world have come up with interesting ways to boost employee wellbeing. How important is this and do these quirky methods work for all companies? Find out.

Gravitas: US-based company starts 3-3-3 program for its employees

The Calcutta High Court on Tuesday took exception to the involvement of Shahjahan Sheikh, Pradhan of the Zila Parishad, in the violence that has ensued in the Sandeshkhali area in West Bengal, as well as to the inability of the state police to apprehend him for more than 19 days.

Political tensions in West Bengal: Shahjahan's aides arrested, leader at large | Race To Power

A Gabonese artist Eddy Heindrix Mayombo is creating stunning sculptures and designer objects using salvaged paper and cardboard. The rhythm of his movements, he says, brings him peace.

Gabon sculptor transforms salvaged paper into fine art

South African nuclear scientists want to build a new generation of mini nuclear reactors, both to plug holes in their own country's blackout-plagued grid and to build an export industry for the future. Many are skeptical about the new idea working as the load shedding menace has been on-going for some time now.

Could mini nuclear stations plug South Africa's power gaps?

Iran is gearing up for two crucial elections on March 1. They will be the first elections since the nationwide uproar in September 2022 that erupted over the tragic death of Mahsa Amini. 22-year-old amin was arrested for allegedly breaching Iran's strict dress code for women.

Survey shows majority of Iranians unwilling to participate in polls | Race To Power

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will soon face a crucial legislative test in the Knesset. Netanyahu will have to make a decision on two military conscription draft law. The outcome is expected to have repercussions for his coalition government, and it also affect its war against Hamas militants.

Netanyahu to make decision on 2 military conscription draft laws

The United States has proposed a draft United Nations security Council resolution which calls for a temporary ceasefire in the war and opposes Israel's ground offensive in Rafah. All EU countries except Hungary have called for an immediate humanitarian pause in the war. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war: EU nations demand 'immediate pause' in war as Israel warns offensive to continue

Israel-Hamas war: Israel army to push deeper into Rafah during Ramadan

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