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The Donald Trump administration, as per reports, is planning to drop its controversial $1.8 billion weaponisation fund. In a statement on Monday (Jun 1), the Justice Department said it would abide by a court order temporarily freezing what has been dubbed a "slush fund" for the President's political allies.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/israel-intercepts-lebanon-projectiles-hours-after-trump-s-f-ing-crazy-call-with-netanyahu-israel-lebanon-war-iran-war-truce-1780360547603">Israel intercepts Lebanon projectiles hours after Trump’s ‘f***ing crazy’ call with Netanyahu</a><h2>Trump's weaponisation fund 'dead for now'</h2>"It's dead for now," reported Axios, citing sources. In recent days, the $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponisation' fund has come under fierce criticism by Democrats and even some members of Trump's Republican Party.Just last week, US District Judge Leonie Brinkema barred the Trump administration from taking any further action to create or operate the so-called "Anti-Weaponisation Fund" ahead of a June 12 court hearing. Taking to X, the Trump DoJ said that while it "disagrees strongly" with the decision, it "will abide by the court's ruling."Amid criticism that the fund was actually a slush fund that could be tapped by those convicted in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, the Justice Department said that it was meant to "make up for the tremendous abuse, harm, and hate unfairly shown to so many people." It insisted that the fund was "open to anybody who was so weaponised, targeted, or persecuted, whether they were Democrat, Republican, Conservative, Independent, or otherwise."

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">The Department of Justice disagrees strongly with the decision on the Anti-Weaponization Fund put forth by the United States District Court Judge in the Eastern District of Virginia, wherein the Court stated that, under no circumstances, may the Department of Justice proceed with…&mdash; U.S. Department of Justice (@TheJusticeDept) <a href="https://x.com/TheJusticeDept/status/2061531380735951193?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 1, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

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The controversial $1.8 billion Justice Department fund touted by Donald Trump as compensation for alleged government "weaponisation" may already be dead, suggest reports. Scroll down to see why critics call it a political slush fund and what happens next.

The Donald Trump administration, as per reports, is planning to drop its controversial $1.8 billion weaponisation fund. In a statement on Monday (Jun 1), the Justice Department said it would abide by a court order temporarily freezing what has been dubbed a "slush fund" for the President's political allies. Also read | Israel intercepts Lebanon projectiles hours after Trump’s ‘f***ing crazy’ call with Netanyahu Trump's weaponisation fund 'dead for now' "It's dead for now," reported Axios, citing sources. In recent days, the $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponisation' fund has come under fierce criticism by Democrats and even some members of Trump's Republican Party. Just last week, US District Judge Leonie Brinkema barred the Trump administration from taking any further action to create or operate the so-called "Anti-Weaponisation Fund" ahead of a June 12 court hearing. Taking to X, the Trump DoJ said that while it "disagrees strongly" with the decision, it "will abide by the court's ruling." Amid criticism that the fund was actually a slush fund that could be tapped by those convicted in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, the Justice Department said that it was meant to "make up for the tremendous abuse, harm, and hate unfairly shown to so many people." It insisted that the fund was "open to anybody who was so weaponised, targeted, or persecuted, whether they were Democrat, Republican, Conservative, Independent, or otherwise."

The controversial $1.8 billion Justice Department fund touted by Donald Trump as compensation for alleged government "weaponisation" may already be dead, suggest reports. Scroll down to see why critics call it a political slush fund and what happens next.

Trump's controversial $1.8 billion weaponisation fund 'dead for now'? DoJ says it will abide by court's freeze order

US President Donald Trump on Monday (Jun 1) claimed that Israel and Hezbollah had agreed to halt hostilities, while also suggesting that negotiations with Iran were once again moving forward after appearing to stall over Israel's military campaign in Lebanon. The announcement came after Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf insisted that US-Iranian truce talks would continue if Israel's attacks on Lebanon stop.<h2>Trump touts 'very productive' call with Netanyahu, reports suggest he called Israeli PM 'fucking crazy'</h2>Trump said he had held what he described as a "very productive" phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and had also communicated with Hezbollah through unnamed intermediaries.According to Trump, Israel agreed not to proceed with a planned military operation in Beirut, while Hezbollah committed to ending attacks on Israel. "Hezbollah agreed to stop shooting at Israel, and its soldiers. Likewise, Israel agreed to stop shooting at them," Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. "Let's see how long that lasts. Hopefully it will be for ETERNITY!"

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Donald Trump says Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to halt hostilities and that Iran talks are back on track. But within hours, projectiles were launched from Lebanon, and Benjamin Netanyahu signalled Israel could still strike Beirut under certain conditions. All you need to know.

US President Donald Trump on Monday (Jun 1) claimed that Israel and Hezbollah had agreed to halt hostilities, while also suggesting that negotiations with Iran were once again moving forward after appearing to stall over Israel's military campaign in Lebanon. The announcement came after Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf insisted that US-Iranian truce talks would continue if Israel's attacks on Lebanon stop. Trump touts 'very productive' call with Netanyahu, reports suggest he called Israeli PM 'fucking crazy' Trump said he had held what he described as a "very productive" phone call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and had also communicated with Hezbollah through unnamed intermediaries. According to Trump, Israel agreed not to proceed with a planned military operation in Beirut, while Hezbollah committed to ending attacks on Israel. "Hezbollah agreed to stop shooting at Israel, and its soldiers. Likewise, Israel agreed to stop shooting at them," Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform. "Let's see how long that lasts. Hopefully it will be for ETERNITY!"

Donald Trump says Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to halt hostilities and that Iran talks are back on track. But within hours, projectiles were launched from Lebanon, and Benjamin Netanyahu signalled Israel could still strike Beirut under certain conditions. All you need to know.

'For ETERNITY': Trump says Israel, Hezbollah agreed to stop fighting, but fresh projectiles from Lebanon raise doubts

Israel on Tuesday (Jun 2) said it intercepted two projectiles launched from Lebanon. The incident raises fresh questions about the durability of efforts to calm tensions along Israel's northern border, just hours after US President Donald Trump expressed confidence that the fighting would soon come to an end. This comes as Trump, in what is being described as an "expletive-laden" call on Monday, told Netanyahu that his threats to bomb Beirut could isolate Israel further. "You're fucking crazy... I'm saving your ass," the POTUS told his Israeli counterpart, according to an Axios report.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-more-than-capable-of-restarting-war-with-iran-hegseth-amid-reports-of-depleted-missile-stockpiles-shangri-la-dialogue-security-summit-singapore-1780106328135">US 'more than capable' of restarting war with Iran, says Hegseth amid reports of depleted missile stockpiles</a><h2>Israel intercepts projectiles from Lebanon.</h2>According to the Israeli military, air raid sirens sounded across several communities in northern Israel at around 1:35 a.m. local time. Shortly afterwards, the Israeli Air Force intercepted two projectiles that had crossed into Israeli territory from Lebanon.The military also reported detecting what it described as a "suspicious aerial target" near the border. The object later fell inside Israeli territory. No injuries or damage were reported in either incident.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/putin-s-russia-in-bizarre-plan-asks-bank-employees-to-shoot-down-ukrainian-drones-themselves-1779948348746">Putin's Russia in bizarre plan asks bank employees to shoot down Ukrainian drones themselves</a><h2>"You're fucking crazy"</h2>The projectile launches come as Netanyahu continues to threaten to bomb the Lebanese capital, even as Iran threatens to abandon negotiations with the US over Israel's actions.As Washington continues to push for de-escalation, Trump and the Israeli PM reportedly took part in a tense phone call. According to multiple US media reports, Trump expressed frustration over Israel's recent military actions in Lebanon, warning that further escalation could undermine diplomatic efforts and deepen Israel's international isolation."You're fucking crazy. You'd be in prison if it weren't for me. I'm saving your ass. Everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this," reportedly said a "pissed" Trump. At one point in the call, he even yelled at Netanyahu: "What the fuck are you doing?"The reported exchange followed growing concerns in Washington that continued military operations in Lebanon could derail sensitive negotiations involving Iran. US officials cited by American media outlets said Trump believed Israel had the right to defend itself against attacks but was increasingly concerned about the scale of the response and the risk of a wider regional conflict.Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, US, Gulf nations and non-state actors like Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, Islamic State, and others. Claims and counterclaims, disinformation and misinformation are being made online and offline. Given this context, WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

Hours after Donald Trump reportedly lashed out at Benjamin Netanyahu in a heated phone call over threats to bomb Beirut, Israel says it intercepted two projectiles launched from Lebanon, raising fresh doubts about whether efforts to calm the conflict can hold. Scroll down for what happened.

Israel on Tuesday (Jun 2) said it intercepted two projectiles launched from Lebanon. The incident raises fresh questions about the durability of efforts to calm tensions along Israel's northern border, just hours after US President Donald Trump expressed confidence that the fighting would soon come to an end. This comes as Trump, in what is being described as an "expletive-laden" call on Monday, told Netanyahu that his threats to bomb Beirut could isolate Israel further. "You're fucking crazy... I'm saving your ass," the POTUS told his Israeli counterpart, according to an Axios report. Also read | US 'more than capable' of restarting war with Iran, says Hegseth amid reports of depleted missile stockpiles Israel intercepts projectiles from Lebanon. According to the Israeli military, air raid sirens sounded across several communities in northern Israel at around 1:35 a.m. local time. Shortly afterwards, the Israeli Air Force intercepted two projectiles that had crossed into Israeli territory from Lebanon. The military also reported detecting what it described as a "suspicious aerial target" near the border. The object later fell inside Israeli territory. No injuries or damage were reported in either incident. Also read | Putin's Russia in bizarre plan asks bank employees to shoot down Ukrainian drones themselves "You're fucking crazy" The projectile launches come as Netanyahu continues to threaten to bomb the Lebanese capital, even as Iran threatens to abandon negotiations with the US over Israel's actions. As Washington continues to push for de-escalation, Trump and the Israeli PM reportedly took part in a tense phone call. According to multiple US media reports, Trump expressed frustration over Israel's recent military actions in Lebanon, warning that further escalation could undermine diplomatic efforts and deepen Israel's international isolation. "You're fucking crazy. You'd be in prison if it weren't for me. I'm saving your ass. Everybody hates you now. Everybody hates Israel because of this," reportedly said a "pissed" Trump. At one point in the call, he even yelled at Netanyahu: "What the fuck are you doing?" The reported exchange followed growing concerns in Washington that continued military operations in Lebanon could derail sensitive negotiations involving Iran. US officials cited by American media outlets said Trump believed Israel had the right to defend itself against attacks but was increasingly concerned about the scale of the response and the risk of a wider regional conflict. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, US, Gulf nations and non-state actors like Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, Islamic State, and others. Claims and counterclaims, disinformation and misinformation are being made online and offline. Given this context, WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

Hours after Donald Trump reportedly lashed out at Benjamin Netanyahu in a heated phone call over threats to bomb Beirut, Israel says it intercepted two projectiles launched from Lebanon, raising fresh doubts about whether efforts to calm the conflict can hold. Scroll down for what happened.

Israel intercepts Lebanon projectiles hours after Trump’s ‘f***ing crazy’ call with Netanyahu

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Bill Gates reportedly admitted to having affairs with two Russian women mentioned in the Epstein Files at a Gates Foundation town hall. His divorce proceedings accused him of having over 20 affairs. Meanwhile, his team is working to clean up his image.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates has been working to clean up his reputation, as a report suggests that he has stylists working on his outfits before he wears them. The idea is to resemble beloved children's show host Mister Rogers (a character in an educational children's television series hosted by Fred Rogers), according to the Wall Street Journal. Microsoft employees told the outlet that his clothes are tested on a custom lookalike mannequin. His stylists want him to look smart, calm and approachable. WSJ reported that stylists keep a selection of neutral colored crew and V-neck sweaters, button-down shirts, slacks and extra glasses at an off-site building. His wardrobe is picked from these choices every week. The final outfits are approved by a senior staff. Bill Gates and his name in the Epstein Files - Report claims he admitted to affairs with two Russian women This comes after Bill Gates was named in the Epstein Files released in January this year. The documents by the Department of Justice (DOJ) consist of an email written by Epstein to himself, in which he mentioned that Gates had an affair with Russian girls and contracted a sexually transmitted disease. He reportedly planned to secretly give his then-wife, Melinda Gates, antibiotics. The billionaire has rubbished all these reports. However, WSJ reported that the 70-year-old confessed to having two affairs with Russian women mentioned in the Epstein Files at a private town hall meeting with employees of the Gates Foundation. This gathering is internally referred to as "BG Unplugged", and his admission left everyone shocked. WSJ further claims in the report that his divorce files allege that he had at least 20 affairs. Bill Gates talked to Gates Foundation staff about Epstein Files controversy He further told the staff that his relationship with Epstein was a mistake and everything that erupted following the release of the files was the "opposite of the values of the foundation". The report further states that at another meeting of the Gates Foundation, held with Mark Suzman, who took over as the foundation's CEO in 2020, people were left crying over the revelations linked to Bill Gates, who was not present at this gathering. Those who were present and others who know about the meeting told WSJ that Suzman admitted he felt "somewhat sullied" by having the foundation linked with Epstein.

Bill Gates reportedly admitted to having affairs with two Russian women mentioned in the Epstein Files at a Gates Foundation town hall. His divorce proceedings accused him of having over 20 affairs. Meanwhile, his team is working to clean up his image.

After ties with Epstein, it is revealed Bill Gates was accused of over 20 affairs in divorce filings: Report

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American actor and comedian Ronny Chieng spoke at Harvard and called on the students to “kill AI”. He said that he does not believe in this technology, as people will become dumb since they would not be dealing with real situations anymore.

High-profile names have been met with boos and criticism at university commencement speeches while speaking in favour of AI. American actor and comedian Ronny Chieng was at Harvard’s Class Day event this week, where he spoke directly to what the students want to hear - "I’m here to tell you the mission of your generation is to destroy AI,” he told the crowd and was met with roaring applause. The Daily Show host said at the start, “Can I just say f*** AI, f*** AI, f*** AI?” inviting immediate cheers. "I’m glad you agree. It’s so stupid. Have you tried using it?" Recently, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt and real estate executive Gloria Caulfield were booed at commencement speeches when they brought up the topic of AI. Speaking at the University of Arizona, he said that he understands that "there is a fear. There is a fear in your generation that the future has already been written, that the machines are coming, that the jobs are evaporating," but added that the students should "help shape artificial intelligence". On the other hand, Caulfield said at the University of Central Florida, "The rise of artificial intelligence is the next Industrial Revolution", drawing immediate backlash from the students. Also Read: Students boo former Google CEO for talking about AI, second incident in a week - ‘There is a fear...’ AI will make people dumber Chieng used the occasion to join hands and minds with the students. He said that while "a lot of other respected graduation speakers at colleges around America are talking about you guys needing to master AI for the future, I am here to tell you the mission is to destroy AI. Kill it." Explaining why he doesn't like AI, Chieng said that AI will just end up "making mediocre people dumber." He added, "Have you heard how dumb people brag about how they use AI?" He based his dislike of AI on the premise that people won't get to deal with real-life situations, and hence won't be able to gain true experience. Also Read: Company accidentally blows away Rs 4,800 crore on Claude AI in a month because of a tiny oversight Push to use AI is becoming stronger People are using it to read and summarise emails and draft a response. "The creating is the fun part...The journey isn't just how we acquire skills; the journey is the point of all this." Several companies have been announcing massive layoffs in a bid to become AI-first organisations. Some have openly said that they will use AI agents in every department. Young people graduating from colleges at this time are scared for their future, with the push for AI becoming stronger.

American actor and comedian Ronny Chieng spoke at Harvard and called on the students to “kill AI”. He said that he does not believe in this technology, as people will become dumb since they would not be dealing with real situations anymore.

'Kill AI', American comedian Ronny Chieng says at Harvard to roaring applause: 'It will make people dumber'

In a significant development, the Lee County Mosquito Control District in Florida has released sterile mosquitoes by drone to fight against invasive mosquitoes. The new method could enable mosquito control teams to cover areas that are difficult to reach while ensuring a more uniform distribution of insects, according to WGCU. Rachel Morreale, manager of the district's sterile insect technique program, stated that drones can improve the effectiveness of releases by accessing locations that are not easily reachable by road. "The reason why we like the drone and why it's so beneficial is that it helps us get a better distribution of these mosquitoes," she said. Lee County is deploying a Skydio X10 drone equipped with a specialised release cassette capable of holding up to 35,000 mosquitoes. However, Morreale explained that the district does not dump that full amount in a single spot. Instead, the drone gradually disperses them across a broad area to spread them out.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/why-18-year-old-s-murder-case-has-sparked-political-battle-over-sikh-kirpans-in-uk-1780299448708">Why 18-year-old's murder case has sparked political battle over Sikh kirpans in UK | WION Decodes</a><h3>Invasive Aedes aegypti mosquito</h3>The initiative is formulated to curb the population of the invasive Aedes aegypti mosquito. As part of the programme, officials release laboratory-bred sterile male mosquitoes, which mate with wild female mosquitoes and produce eggs that fail to hatch, helping to reduce future generations. Officials stressed that the mosquitoes being released do not bite, as only males are used in the operation. The Skydio X10 drone can travel at speeds of up to 45 mph and remain in flight for around 40 minutes, allowing teams to cover large areas efficiently without relying on road access. The drone deployment complements Lee County’s existing sterile insect technique programme, which involves a closely monitored breeding process. Mosquitoes are raised to adulthood in roughly 10 days before being sterilised using X-ray technology similar to that used in medical facilities. The district has also developed a mosquito strain native to the Captiva and Fort Myers areas. To monitor their effectiveness, each sterile mosquito is coated with fluorescent powder, enabling researchers to track survival rates and recapture released insects in the wild. "Before we were stuck with whatever we could access by road, so having this drone means that we can actually put the mosquitoes in places where they want to be and get a better, even spread of mosquitoes all around," Morreale explained to WGCU.

Florida's Lee County Mosquito Control District is using Skydio X10 drones to release up to 35,000 sterile male mosquitoes into hard-to-reach areas. The insects, marked with fluorescent powder, mate with wild females to curb the invasive population.

In a significant development, the Lee County Mosquito Control District in Florida has released sterile mosquitoes by drone to fight against invasive mosquitoes. The new method could enable mosquito control teams to cover areas that are difficult to reach while ensuring a more uniform distribution of insects, according to WGCU. Rachel Morreale, manager of the district's sterile insect technique program, stated that drones can improve the effectiveness of releases by accessing locations that are not easily reachable by road. "The reason why we like the drone and why it's so beneficial is that it helps us get a better distribution of these mosquitoes," she said. Lee County is deploying a Skydio X10 drone equipped with a specialised release cassette capable of holding up to 35,000 mosquitoes. However, Morreale explained that the district does not dump that full amount in a single spot. Instead, the drone gradually disperses them across a broad area to spread them out. Also read: Why 18-year-old's murder case has sparked political battle over Sikh kirpans in UK | WION Decodes Invasive Aedes aegypti mosquito The initiative is formulated to curb the population of the invasive Aedes aegypti mosquito. As part of the programme, officials release laboratory-bred sterile male mosquitoes, which mate with wild female mosquitoes and produce eggs that fail to hatch, helping to reduce future generations. Officials stressed that the mosquitoes being released do not bite, as only males are used in the operation. The Skydio X10 drone can travel at speeds of up to 45 mph and remain in flight for around 40 minutes, allowing teams to cover large areas efficiently without relying on road access. The drone deployment complements Lee County’s existing sterile insect technique programme, which involves a closely monitored breeding process. Mosquitoes are raised to adulthood in roughly 10 days before being sterilised using X-ray technology similar to that used in medical facilities. The district has also developed a mosquito strain native to the Captiva and Fort Myers areas. To monitor their effectiveness, each sterile mosquito is coated with fluorescent powder, enabling researchers to track survival rates and recapture released insects in the wild. "Before we were stuck with whatever we could access by road, so having this drone means that we can actually put the mosquitoes in places where they want to be and get a better, even spread of mosquitoes all around," Morreale explained to WGCU.

Florida's Lee County Mosquito Control District is using Skydio X10 drones to release up to 35,000 sterile male mosquitoes into hard-to-reach areas. The insects, marked with fluorescent powder, mate with wild females to curb the invasive population.

Florida mosquito district first to use drone to release sterile mosquitoes against invasive pests

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has sparked a debate after comparing children’s use of social media to smoking. While speaking about online safety and the risks associated with social media for young people, Frederiksen said that she would rather have her kids smoking than using social media. While the Danish leader made the remark earlier this month at a conference on artificial intelligence and child safety, they have surfaced now on social media, going viral.“If I had small kids today, I would rather have them smoking than allowing them to stay on their own on social media. But I am acting prime minister, so I will not say that,” Frederiksen said.She added, “There’s something wrong with us... We still look into old threats, but there’s a new one, and it’s much more present.”This comes as Denmark moves to ban social media use for children under 15, while teens aged 13 and 14 would be allowed to access it only with parental permission. The rules could take effect as early as next year.Speaking in the Danish Parliament last year on October 7, Frederiksen said “I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: we’ve been too naive. We’ve left children’s digital lives to platforms that never had their wellbeing in mind. We must move from digital captivity to community.”

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Denmark’s PM Mette Frederiksen: If I had small kids today, I would rather have them smoking than allowing them to stay on their own on social media. But I am acting prime minister, so I will not say that. <a href="https://t.co/I3oSu0UDgk">pic.twitter.com/I3oSu0UDgk</a>&mdash; Clash Report (@clashreport) <a href="https://x.com/clashreport/status/2061163473933844907?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 31, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>Social media reacts</h2>Frederiksen’s viral remarks sparked controversy as many criticised her for comparing social media to smoke, something which can be gravely harmful for health. Some people also backed her remarks, supporting the social media ban for teens across Europe.“That is absolutely absurd. Social media is a mix of good and bad. You can make it 100% good if you want to (profile curation). The bad parts can be a learning experience in standing up for yourself…,” a user said. “Smoking, on the other hand, is a destructive addiction. Much, much worse.”Another suggested, “Maybe the example wasn’t good but she isn’t wrong. Social media is really terrible for kids.” A person said, “I get the negative effects of social media but the comparison with smoking isn't a good one.”“Information is only a threat if you are threatened by the freedom to know, the issue has never been social media it was fine before engagement algorithms backed a base part of the business model. Eliminate the algorithms, you solve the problem. You don’t need to ban social media for teens and younger children who on the whole benefit more from increased connectedness. Especially the isolated ones,” one user wrote. “You could also actually use existing laws for bullying, harassment and child predators without imposing massive new surveillance methods.”“The timing of this together with the EU trying to further censor social media is disturbing,” another user commented.“It’s taken out of context. She was just trying to express how bad screen time is,” a person said, defending her.<h2>Frederiksen apologies</h2>According to a Sweden Herald report, Frederiksen apologised after her remarks triggered a backlash.“Clearly children and young people should not smoke. Just as children should not be alone on platforms, where they risk seeing harmful images, being offered drugs, being groomed or blackmailed over intimate images. Yesterday I wanted to provoke us adults to understand how vulnerable our children are on screens,” she wrote in a Facebook post.&nbsp;

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen sparked controversy by saying she’d rather her children smoke than use social media unsupervised, as Denmark pushes to ban social media for under-15s.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has sparked a debate after comparing children’s use of social media to smoking. While speaking about online safety and the risks associated with social media for young people, Frederiksen said that she would rather have her kids smoking than using social media. While the Danish leader made the remark earlier this month at a conference on artificial intelligence and child safety, they have surfaced now on social media, going viral. “If I had small kids today, I would rather have them smoking than allowing them to stay on their own on social media. But I am acting prime minister, so I will not say that,” Frederiksen said. She added, “There’s something wrong with us... We still look into old threats, but there’s a new one, and it’s much more present.” This comes as Denmark moves to ban social media use for children under 15, while teens aged 13 and 14 would be allowed to access it only with parental permission. The rules could take effect as early as next year. Speaking in the Danish Parliament last year on October 7, Frederiksen said “I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: we’ve been too naive. We’ve left children’s digital lives to platforms that never had their wellbeing in mind. We must move from digital captivity to community.”

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen sparked controversy by saying she’d rather her children smoke than use social media unsupervised, as Denmark pushes to ban social media for under-15s.

‘Would rather have kids smoke than stay on social media’: Danish PM’s remark goes viral, sparking debate

Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke on Monday (Jun 1) said that he is returning to India on June 6 to demand the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. He also urged the youth to join him at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar for a peaceful protest demanding the removal of Pradhan over the NEET paper leak case.In a post on X, he shared a message along with the caption, “Will be returning to India to demand the resignation of the Education Minister.”He added, “I request the youth of India to join this peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar and exercise our constitutional right to seek accountability from the government.”“Eight lakh students have signed our petition. Crores of people have supported this demand on social media as well. And not just that, there are protests happening in the country at several places like Lucknow, Jaipur, Maharashtra and Delhi. Despite this, they are not caring,” he said.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Will be returning to India to demand the resignation of the Education Minister. I request the youth of India to join this peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar and exercise our constitutional right to seek accountability from the government. <a href="https://t.co/W8oZsGmgvi">https://t.co/W8oZsGmgvi</a>&mdash; Abhijeet Dipke (@abhijeet_dipke) <a href="https://x.com/abhijeet_dipke/status/2061352278565495134?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 1, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Earlier on Friday (May 29), the Delhi High Court refused to order the immediate restoration of the X account of the viral satire movement. While hearing a plea by Dipke challenging the blocking of the party’s X handle by the government on national security grounds, Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav directed a review panel to examine the matter.Hearing the petition, Justice Kaurav directed the Review Committee constituted under the Information Technology Rules to examine the challenge to the blocking of the account and submit its findings before the Court.The Court issued notices to the Union government and social media platform X but declined to grant interim relief to Dipke, meaning the account will remain inaccessible for the time being.The account was reportedly blocked on national security grounds. However, neither Dipke nor the Court has been provided with a copy of the blocking order so far.

Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke said he will return to India on June 6 and hold a peaceful protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation.

Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke on Monday (Jun 1) said that he is returning to India on June 6 to demand the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. He also urged the youth to join him at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar for a peaceful protest demanding the removal of Pradhan over the NEET paper leak case. In a post on X, he shared a message along with the caption, “Will be returning to India to demand the resignation of the Education Minister.” He added, “I request the youth of India to join this peaceful protest at Jantar Mantar and exercise our constitutional right to seek accountability from the government.” “Eight lakh students have signed our petition. Crores of people have supported this demand on social media as well. And not just that, there are protests happening in the country at several places like Lucknow, Jaipur, Maharashtra and Delhi. Despite this, they are not caring,” he said.

Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke said he will return to India on June 6 and hold a peaceful protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, demanding Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation.

CJP founder returning to India? Abhijeet Dipke says will protest at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar – Here’s what he said

Fans of the iconic K-pop boy band BTS are turning to the gods to secure tickets to their upcoming concert in the country. As part of their "Arirang" World Tour, BTS are due to perform in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on November 19, 21–22, 2026, at the Kaohsiung National Stadium. The tickets will go on sale in early June, and every die-hard fan knows what a mammoth task it is to be among the lucky few who are able to lay their hands on them. To make their dream come true, Taiwanese are seeking divine intervention, quite literally. <a href="https://www.bangkokpost.com/life/arts-and-entertainment/3264215/taiwan-fans-seek-divine-help-to-secure-kpop-band-bts-concert-seats">Bangkok Post</a> reported that BTS fans in Taiwan are praying to Yue Lao, the Taoist god of love and marriage, hoping for a matchmaking miracle. A fan told the outlet that "praying to the God of Love is the most efficient", and that getting tickets to their concert is nothing less than a love match.&nbsp;They thronged to Taipei's Bangka Longshan Temple over the weekend and offered snacks in purple packaging at the altar table. They also laid out the boy band's merchandise, concert seat maps and wish lists along with the food. Notably, purple is the official BTS group colour. People in Taiwan believe Yue Lao ties the ankles of predestined couples with an invisible red thread, bringing them together, with time and distance not being obstacles. BTS fans in the country believe uniting with their favourite K-pop boy band is also a kind of love, and the Lord can help them get tickets to see them in action.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/bts-makes-historic-return-at-2026-amas-win-artist-of-the-year-in-first-group-appearance-in-5-years-1779773077923">BTS makes historic return at 2026 AMAs: Win Artist of the Year in first group appearance at the awards in 5 years</a>&nbsp;"If you truly believe in it, your wish will come true," a believer told the outlet. BTS's last performance in Taiwan was in 2018. The boy band went on a hiatus for military service in June 2022. They recently returned with their new album "Arirang" with a grand show in Seoul. The band is now on a world tour. They recently performed in several countries in the United States and later went to Mexico. Scenes from outside Mexico's presidential palace went viral, where hundreds of thousands of fans had gathered to get a glimpse of their favourite group as they met Claudia Sheinbaum, President of Mexico. At the concert, thousands gathered outside the stadium as BTS performed inside.<h2>Confirmed BTS Asia Tour Dates</h2>&nbsp;Busan, South Korea: June 12–13, 2026 (Busan Asiad Main Stadium) Kaohsiung, Taiwan: November 19, 21–22, 2026 (Kaohsiung National Stadium) Bangkok, Thailand: December 3, 5–6, 2026 (Rajamangala National Stadium) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: December 12–13, 2026 (TM Stadium Nasional) Singapore: December 19, 20, 22, 2026 (National Stadium) Jakarta, Indonesia: December 26–27, 2026 Hong Kong: March 4, 6–7, 2027 Manila, Philippines: March 13–14, 2027

BTS fans in Taiwan are seeking God's blessings to get tickets to their concerts in the country. The K-pop boy band is set to perform in the Asian country in November this year. Here are the dates for the BTS Asia tour.

Fans of the iconic K-pop boy band BTS are turning to the gods to secure tickets to their upcoming concert in the country. As part of their "Arirang" World Tour, BTS are due to perform in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, on November 19, 21–22, 2026, at the Kaohsiung National Stadium. The tickets will go on sale in early June, and every die-hard fan knows what a mammoth task it is to be among the lucky few who are able to lay their hands on them. To make their dream come true, Taiwanese are seeking divine intervention, quite literally. Bangkok Post reported that BTS fans in Taiwan are praying to Yue Lao, the Taoist god of love and marriage, hoping for a matchmaking miracle. A fan told the outlet that "praying to the God of Love is the most efficient", and that getting tickets to their concert is nothing less than a love match. They thronged to Taipei's Bangka Longshan Temple over the weekend and offered snacks in purple packaging at the altar table. They also laid out the boy band's merchandise, concert seat maps and wish lists along with the food. Notably, purple is the official BTS group colour. People in Taiwan believe Yue Lao ties the ankles of predestined couples with an invisible red thread, bringing them together, with time and distance not being obstacles. BTS fans in the country believe uniting with their favourite K-pop boy band is also a kind of love, and the Lord can help them get tickets to see them in action. Also Read: BTS makes historic return at 2026 AMAs: Win Artist of the Year in first group appearance at the awards in 5 years "If you truly believe in it, your wish will come true," a believer told the outlet. BTS's last performance in Taiwan was in 2018. The boy band went on a hiatus for military service in June 2022. They recently returned with their new album "Arirang" with a grand show in Seoul. The band is now on a world tour. They recently performed in several countries in the United States and later went to Mexico. Scenes from outside Mexico's presidential palace went viral, where hundreds of thousands of fans had gathered to get a glimpse of their favourite group as they met Claudia Sheinbaum, President of Mexico. At the concert, thousands gathered outside the stadium as BTS performed inside. Confirmed BTS Asia Tour Dates Busan, South Korea: June 12–13, 2026 (Busan Asiad Main Stadium) Kaohsiung, Taiwan: November 19, 21–22, 2026 (Kaohsiung National Stadium) Bangkok, Thailand: December 3, 5–6, 2026 (Rajamangala National Stadium) Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: December 12–13, 2026 (TM Stadium Nasional) Singapore: December 19, 20, 22, 2026 (National Stadium) Jakarta, Indonesia: December 26–27, 2026 Hong Kong: March 4, 6–7, 2027 Manila, Philippines: March 13–14, 2027

BTS fans in Taiwan are seeking God's blessings to get tickets to their concerts in the country. The K-pop boy band is set to perform in the Asian country in November this year. Here are the dates for the BTS Asia tour.

Taiwanese BTS fans pray to the God of Love to get Arirang concert tickets

India and the European Union remain the undisputed global powerhouses, collectively accounting for more than half of the world's total milk supply. Here's the complete list of the top 7 nations producing the largest volume of milk in the world.

Who leads global dairy race? Top 7 milk-producing countries in world in 2025/26

On May 25, a meteor crashed near a volcano in the Philippines, and soon after impact, a white light source could be seen rising up in the night sky. This triggered curiosity about its nature, with some people speculating extraterrestrial involvement. However, a scientist has clarified that it wasn't what the mind wants to believe. According to Avi Loeb, it was "likely the glint from a satellite that reflects sunlight." As soon as the meteor crashes, a mysterious orb of light can be seen rising up from the landing site. He said in an interview with News Nation that this light is in no way connected to the meteorite and is coming from a satellite. Loeb said it was a coincidental phenomenon that a satellite reflected light at the same moment and place where a meteor struck.<h2>A satellite coincidence over the Philippines volcano</h2>The Harvard professor said that with more than 10,000 communication satellites moving around the Earth, it’s not very unlikely to see such a coincidence. The interviewer is surprised to learn this, and asks if he is sure "that this rising light is not originating from the meteorite?" to which Loeb offers evidence and replies, "The rising white light is moving along a straight line as expected for a satellite". The incident happened at Mount Mayon, one of the world's most active volcanoes. The moment a green fireball made impact was captured by several cameras, and occurred at 10:30 pm, according to the Philippine Information Agency.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/meteor-explodes-over-massachusetts-massive-sonic-booms-sparks-panic-what-s-happening-1780191045132">Meteor explodes over Massachusetts, massive sonic booms spark panic: What's happening</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">🇵🇭 Philippines: Un météore a fendu le ciel au-dessus du volcan Mayon sur l&#39;île de Luçon, aux Philippines, au moment même où celui-ci entrait en éruption.<a href="https://t.co/oHxdg3bGAK">pic.twitter.com/oHxdg3bGAK</a>&mdash; Restitutor Orientis 🇱🇮 (@restitutorII) <a href="https://x.com/restitutorII/status/2058993661711437990?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 25, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;<h2>Mount Mayon has been erupting for 140 days</h2>&nbsp;The volcano was erupting at the time of the meteor strike, its 140th day, creating a visual spectacle that has amazed scientists across the world. The footage shared by afarTV shows the meteor strike, as lava oozes out of the volcano and a small, white light rises in the sky. "It is a gorgeous video of an unusual coincidence," Bill Cooke, the head of the Meteoroid Environments Office at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center, told The New York Times. Rebecca Williams, a volcanologist at the University of Hull in England, told the outlet, it was a "juxtaposition of two of the most powerful forces in the natural world."&nbsp;The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) initially reported that the meteor struck the northern slopes of Mayon Volcano. However, it later stated that there was no crash landing and the space rock vaporised in the atmosphere. The agency wrote in a post on X, "Our review of seismic, infrasound and additional camera footage around the volcano indicates that the meteor disintegrated while in the atmosphere and did not strike the slopes of Mayon, contrary to our initial post."&nbsp;

A meteor exploded behind Mount Mayon volcano in the Philippines, just as it was erupting. At the same time, a white streak of light was seen rising in the sky. It appears to be a scene from a sci-fi thriller, with a UFO rising from a crash on Earth. However, that is not the truth. 

On May 25, a meteor crashed near a volcano in the Philippines, and soon after impact, a white light source could be seen rising up in the night sky. This triggered curiosity about its nature, with some people speculating extraterrestrial involvement. However, a scientist has clarified that it wasn't what the mind wants to believe. According to Avi Loeb, it was "likely the glint from a satellite that reflects sunlight." As soon as the meteor crashes, a mysterious orb of light can be seen rising up from the landing site. He said in an interview with News Nation that this light is in no way connected to the meteorite and is coming from a satellite. Loeb said it was a coincidental phenomenon that a satellite reflected light at the same moment and place where a meteor struck. A satellite coincidence over the Philippines volcano The Harvard professor said that with more than 10,000 communication satellites moving around the Earth, it’s not very unlikely to see such a coincidence. The interviewer is surprised to learn this, and asks if he is sure "that this rising light is not originating from the meteorite?" to which Loeb offers evidence and replies, "The rising white light is moving along a straight line as expected for a satellite". The incident happened at Mount Mayon, one of the world's most active volcanoes. The moment a green fireball made impact was captured by several cameras, and occurred at 10:30 pm, according to the Philippine Information Agency. Also Read: Meteor explodes over Massachusetts, massive sonic booms spark panic: What's happening

A meteor exploded behind Mount Mayon volcano in the Philippines, just as it was erupting. At the same time, a white streak of light was seen rising in the sky. It appears to be a scene from a sci-fi thriller, with a UFO rising from a crash on Earth. However, that is not the truth.&nbsp;

Internet thinks white light rising after meteor strike behind volcano is UFO. Scientist gives his verdict

Raining banknotes on a usual day is something that we can only imagine, right? Not in Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr! In a bizarre incident, a monkey stirred chaos in a court complex after snatching a bag containing Rs 2 lakh and climbing onto a tree. Soon, it began raining money from the tree after the monkey apparently tore the bag of cash open and started throwing the Rs 500 currency notes. The incident has gone viral on the internet, leaving social media users surprised and amused.<h2>What happened?</h2>According to reports, the incident unfolded outside the premises of the Bulandshahr district court on Kachari Road. A lawyer, Ravindra, carrying a bag of Rs 2 lakh cash, arrived at the court to finalise a property registration and purchase stamp papers. While he was standing outside the advocate’s chambers with his associate, things took an unexpected turn.A monkey suddenly snatched the bag of cash from him and climbed onto a tree inside the court premises. The mischievous primate then tore the bag open and started throwing the currency notes below.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><a href="https://x.com/hashtag/UttarPradesh?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#UttarPradesh</a>: Monkey snatches bag full of currency notes, people shocked when notes fall from tree This shocking incident occurred in <a href="https://x.com/hashtag/Bulandshahr?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Bulandshahr</a> district of Uttar Pradesh, where a man arrived at the court chambers of advocates Sohanpal and Aamir with two lakh rupees in a bag… <a href="https://t.co/P0BsGRAksi">pic.twitter.com/P0BsGRAksi</a>&mdash; Siraj Noorani (@sirajnoorani) <a href="https://x.com/sirajnoorani/status/2060939020985839961?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 31, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

People gathered nearby were surprised at the whole ordeal and started collecting the cash raining down on them. Reportedly, the police also arrived on the scene, helping the lawyer recover the money. The majority of the cash was returned to the advocate, although it was missing Rs 2000-5000.The video of the incident has gone viral on the internet, with several social media users resharing it. Many online users reacted with laughter and amusement at the unusual incident.

A monkey snatched a lawyer’s bag containing Rs 2 lakh outside a Bulandshahr court, climbed a tree and scattered currency notes below. Most of the cash was later recovered with police help.

Raining banknotes on a usual day is something that we can only imagine, right? Not in Uttar Pradesh’s Bulandshahr! In a bizarre incident, a monkey stirred chaos in a court complex after snatching a bag containing Rs 2 lakh and climbing onto a tree. Soon, it began raining money from the tree after the monkey apparently tore the bag of cash open and started throwing the Rs 500 currency notes. The incident has gone viral on the internet, leaving social media users surprised and amused. What happened? According to reports, the incident unfolded outside the premises of the Bulandshahr district court on Kachari Road. A lawyer, Ravindra, carrying a bag of Rs 2 lakh cash, arrived at the court to finalise a property registration and purchase stamp papers. While he was standing outside the advocate’s chambers with his associate, things took an unexpected turn. A monkey suddenly snatched the bag of cash from him and climbed onto a tree inside the court premises. The mischievous primate then tore the bag open and started throwing the currency notes below.

A monkey snatched a lawyer’s bag containing Rs 2 lakh outside a Bulandshahr court, climbed a tree and scattered currency notes below. Most of the cash was later recovered with police help.

Monkey heist! Notes rain from tree after bag with Rs 2 lakh snatched in UP’s Bulandshahr court – WATCH

Iranian authorities have shut down a cafe in central Tehran, accusing it of promoting “satanic” activities, local media reported on Sunday (May 31). The cafe, located on the popular Valiasr Street, had reportedly hosted events featuring Western-style music.According to a Fars news agency, the cafe “provided a setting for abnormal behaviours”. Meanwhile, Mehr News Agency reported that police alleged some visitors were participating in “satanic movements.”In a 14-second video released by Tasnim News Agency, a crowded venue was shown where musicians played guitars while audience members were seen moving to the rhythm. The clip did not contain any audio.Iran has a long history of conducting raids and arrests against individuals and groups accused of promoting what they describe as “satanic” ideologies. Over the years, several events linked to alternative youth cultures have come under scrutiny, with some rock and heavy metal concerts being labelled by officials as events associated with satanism.The Islamic Republic has a longstanding record of cracking down on activities it views as incompatible with Islamic values or excessively influenced by Western culture. From music events and social gatherings to fashion trends and cultural movements, authorities have often taken action against expressions they believe challenge the country’s religious and cultural norms.Earlier in late March, Iranian authorities shut down all Tehran branches of the popular Lamiz cafe chain over takeaway cup designs they claimed referred to the killing of former supreme leader Ali Khamenei in US-Israeli strikes.State-linked media reported that the judiciary ordered the closures after accusing the company of using “suspicious” designs. Persian-language outlets outside Iran said the artwork featured an empty chair, which authorities interpreted as a reference to Khamenei’s death and the absence of his son and successor, Mojtaba Khamenei, from public view.In a statement, the cafe denied the allegations, saying the cups were created months earlier for Nowruz, the Persian New Year, and had no connection to recent events. The company stressed that production and distribution were completed before the conflict.The incidents reflect Iran’s continued scrutiny of cultural spaces and businesses over perceived political or social dissent.

Iran shut down a Tehran cafe over alleged “satanic” activities linked to Western-style music. The move follows broader crackdowns on cultural spaces seen as challenging Islamic values.

Iranian authorities have shut down a cafe in central Tehran, accusing it of promoting “satanic” activities, local media reported on Sunday (May 31). The cafe, located on the popular Valiasr Street, had reportedly hosted events featuring Western-style music. According to a Fars news agency, the cafe “provided a setting for abnormal behaviours”. Meanwhile, Mehr News Agency reported that police alleged some visitors were participating in “satanic movements.” In a 14-second video released by Tasnim News Agency, a crowded venue was shown where musicians played guitars while audience members were seen moving to the rhythm. The clip did not contain any audio. Iran has a long history of conducting raids and arrests against individuals and groups accused of promoting what they describe as “satanic” ideologies. Over the years, several events linked to alternative youth cultures have come under scrutiny, with some rock and heavy metal concerts being labelled by officials as events associated with satanism. The Islamic Republic has a longstanding record of cracking down on activities it views as incompatible with Islamic values or excessively influenced by Western culture. From music events and social gatherings to fashion trends and cultural movements, authorities have often taken action against expressions they believe challenge the country’s religious and cultural norms. Earlier in late March, Iranian authorities shut down all Tehran branches of the popular Lamiz cafe chain over takeaway cup designs they claimed referred to the killing of former supreme leader Ali Khamenei in US-Israeli strikes. State-linked media reported that the judiciary ordered the closures after accusing the company of using “suspicious” designs. Persian-language outlets outside Iran said the artwork featured an empty chair, which authorities interpreted as a reference to Khamenei’s death and the absence of his son and successor, Mojtaba Khamenei, from public view. In a statement, the cafe denied the allegations, saying the cups were created months earlier for Nowruz, the Persian New Year, and had no connection to recent events. The company stressed that production and distribution were completed before the conflict. The incidents reflect Iran’s continued scrutiny of cultural spaces and businesses over perceived political or social dissent.

Iran shut down a Tehran cafe over alleged “satanic” activities linked to Western-style music. The move follows broader crackdowns on cultural spaces seen as challenging Islamic values.

‘Satanism’ or music? Iran shuts down popular cafe in Tehran for THIS reason

Rare 'Blue Moon' seen from Chile on Saturday night (May 30), where people gathered to view a micromoon with visitors taking part in guided observations and astronomy activities at an observatory in San José de Maipo. It is considered the second full moon of May, which marks the smallest full moon of 2026.&nbsp;A Blue Moon is a relatively rare lunar event that takes place about once every two to three years when a second full moon appears within a single calendar month. May 1 saw this month's first full moon. Since the first full moon of the month occurred on May 1, this full moon qualifies as a Blue Moon under the monthly definition.<h3>When and where to watch Blue Moon?</h3>Skywatchers can view the event online through a free livestream hosted by astronomer Gianluca Masi and the Virtual Telescope Project based in Manciano, Italy. The broadcast is scheduled to begin at 9:30 p.m. EDT on May 30 (0130 GMT on May 31) and will be available through the project's WebTV and YouTube platforms, weather conditions permitting.&nbsp;Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/astrological-significance-of-blue-moon-2026-which-zodiac-signs-and-date-of-births-will-it-affect-1780131894994">Astrological significance of Blue Moon 2026: Which zodiac signs and date of births will it affect</a><h3>What is a Blue Moon?</h3>Despite its name, a Blue Moon does not actually appear blue. The term has two accepted definitions. The original meaning, known as a seasonal Blue Moon, refers to the third full moon in a season that contains four full moons. A later interpretation, which emerged from a misunderstanding of the original definition, describes the second full moon occurring within a single calendar month.&nbsp;The Blue Moon that took place this weekend falls under the monthly definition. Because the Moon’s cycle lasts about 29.5 days, it does not align perfectly with calendar months, making monthly Blue Moons an uncommon event that typically occurs every two and a half years.<h3>Why is it the smallest full moon of the year?</h3>The full moon in May occurs only about 19 hours before the moon reaches its apogee, the farthest point from Earth in its slightly elliptical orbit. As a result, it will be the most distant full moon of the year, causing it to appear marginally smaller and dimmer in the night sky than usual.&nbsp;This phenomenon is often called a micromoon, which is the opposite of a supermoon. While a supermoon occurs when a full moon coincides with perigee, the Moon’s closest approach to Earth, a micromoon takes place when the full moon occurs near apogee, making it look smaller in the sky.&nbsp;&nbsp;

A rare Blue Moon, also the smallest full moon of 2026 (a micromoon), lit up the skies over Chile on May 30. The event marked the second full moon of May, a phenomenon that occurs roughly once every 2–3 years. 

Rare 'Blue Moon' seen from Chile on Saturday night (May 30), where people gathered to view a micromoon with visitors taking part in guided observations and astronomy activities at an observatory in San José de Maipo. It is considered the second full moon of May, which marks the smallest full moon of 2026. A Blue Moon is a relatively rare lunar event that takes place about once every two to three years when a second full moon appears within a single calendar month. May 1 saw this month's first full moon. Since the first full moon of the month occurred on May 1, this full moon qualifies as a Blue Moon under the monthly definition. When and where to watch Blue Moon? Skywatchers can view the event online through a free livestream hosted by astronomer Gianluca Masi and the Virtual Telescope Project based in Manciano, Italy. The broadcast is scheduled to begin at 9:30 p.m. EDT on May 30 (0130 GMT on May 31) and will be available through the project's WebTV and YouTube platforms, weather conditions permitting. Also read: Astrological significance of Blue Moon 2026: Which zodiac signs and date of births will it affect What is a Blue Moon? Despite its name, a Blue Moon does not actually appear blue. The term has two accepted definitions. The original meaning, known as a seasonal Blue Moon, refers to the third full moon in a season that contains four full moons. A later interpretation, which emerged from a misunderstanding of the original definition, describes the second full moon occurring within a single calendar month. The Blue Moon that took place this weekend falls under the monthly definition. Because the Moon’s cycle lasts about 29.5 days, it does not align perfectly with calendar months, making monthly Blue Moons an uncommon event that typically occurs every two and a half years. Why is it the smallest full moon of the year? The full moon in May occurs only about 19 hours before the moon reaches its apogee, the farthest point from Earth in its slightly elliptical orbit. As a result, it will be the most distant full moon of the year, causing it to appear marginally smaller and dimmer in the night sky than usual. This phenomenon is often called a micromoon, which is the opposite of a supermoon. While a supermoon occurs when a full moon coincides with perigee, the Moon’s closest approach to Earth, a micromoon takes place when the full moon occurs near apogee, making it look smaller in the sky.

A rare Blue Moon, also the smallest full moon of 2026 (a micromoon), lit up the skies over Chile on May 30. The event marked the second full moon of May, a phenomenon that occurs roughly once every 2–3 years.&nbsp;

Chile witnesses rare 'Blue Moon', smallest full moon of the year

Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised&nbsp;A video showing Dutch police officers forcing a visibly pregnant woman to the ground during an arrest has triggered widespread outrage and debate on social media, with many users questioning the level of force used by authorities. The footage, which went viral on Friday (May 29), captures police officers detaining a man at an asylum seekers' centre on Kampweg in Zeist, a town near Amsterdam. As the arrest unfolds, a pregnant woman approaches the officers and is subsequently grabbed and taken to the ground by one of them.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">🇳🇱 Schockierender Vorfall in Amsterdam! Ein Polizeibeamter packte eine schwangere Frau am Arm und warf sie zu Boden. Als ihr Ehemann sah, wie seine schwangere Frau auf den Boden stürzte, griff er aus Wut den Polizisten an. Die anderen anwesenden Polizeibeamten reagierten… <a href="https://t.co/0o5myAsIdV">pic.twitter.com/0o5myAsIdV</a>&mdash; XNewsDE 🇩🇪 (@1980Aktuell) <a href="https://x.com/1980Aktuell/status/2060567245437256047?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 30, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/white-house-breaks-precedent-by-keeping-79yo-trump-s-latest-health-report-secret-what-are-they-hiding-1780115226238">WH breaks precedent, keeps Trump's health report secret. What are they hiding?</a>The woman's partner then attempts to intervene, prompting further action from police officers, including the deployment of a police dog as authorities worked to restrain those involved. The incident initially circulated online with claims that it had taken place at a hospital. However, Dutch police later clarified that the confrontation occurred at an asylum seeker's facility in Zeist. According to statements issued by Dutch police, officers had responded to reports of vandalism and threats involving a knife. Authorities said the arrest was linked to those allegations.The man at the centre of the incident has been identified online as Wesam Rida Fathi Miqdad, also known as Wesam Mekdad, a 30-year-old Palestinian from Gaza. Social media posts and online accounts claim he was facing deportation proceedings in the Netherlands and had been issued an entry ban.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/viral-video-undercover-thai-police-disguise-as-dancers-to-arrest-drug-and-gambling-suspect-1779732272601">Did Thai police go undercover as dancers to arrest drug and gambling suspect?</a>Posts attributed to Miqdad allege that Dutch authorities considered him a threat to public order and were seeking to deport him to Egypt. He has also spoken publicly about a previous imprisonment in Greece, which he described as wrongful, and voiced concerns about the safety of his family amid the ongoing conflict in Gaza.However, these claims have not been independently verified.The pregnant woman, reported to be Miqdad's wife, later stated that she approached officers simply to ask whether she could remain with her husband while he was being detained. The video has drawn sharply divided reactions online. Critics accused police of using excessive force against a vulnerable individual, arguing that the officers' actions appeared disproportionate given the woman's condition. Others defended the police response, citing the circumstances surrounding the arrest and the need to maintain control of the situation.According to social media posts linked to family members, the woman later gave birth to a baby girl following the incident.Dutch authorities have acknowledged the public concern generated by the footage. Police have confirmed that an investigation has been launched into the use of force during the arrest to determine whether officers acted in accordance with established procedures.

A viral video showing Dutch police forcing a pregnant woman to the ground during an arrest at a Dutch asylum centre sparked outrage online, prompting an investigation into officers’ use of force.

Trigger warning: Some readers may find the details of this report disturbing. Discretion is advised A video showing Dutch police officers forcing a visibly pregnant woman to the ground during an arrest has triggered widespread outrage and debate on social media, with many users questioning the level of force used by authorities. The footage, which went viral on Friday (May 29), captures police officers detaining a man at an asylum seekers' centre on Kampweg in Zeist, a town near Amsterdam. As the arrest unfolds, a pregnant woman approaches the officers and is subsequently grabbed and taken to the ground by one of them.

A viral video showing Dutch police forcing a pregnant woman to the ground during an arrest at a Dutch asylum centre sparked outrage online, prompting an investigation into officers’ use of force.

VIDEO: Dutch Police toss pregnant woman to ground during husband's arrest, incident sparks outrage online

Humanoid robots joined human models on a Seoul runway, wearing matching designer outfits in a futuristic fashion show exploring how humans and AI-powered machines could coexist in everyday life.

‘Robots need clothes too’: Humanoids join human models at Seoul fashion show

India on Friday (May 29) launched a high-priority operation to safely extract 13 Indian-flagged commercial vessels from the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions in the Gulf region. The move is part of a broader effort involving multiple ministries to safeguard Indian citizens, seafarers, and commercial interests as regional instability grows. Meanwhile, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) issued an urgent directive, strongly advising Indian nationals against travelling to Iran.Opesh Kumar Sharma, Director at the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, confirmed that a specialised tactical plan is being deployed to extract the stranded domestic fleet in the strategic waterway.“A coordinated priority is prepared through which we try to get our ships out. Currently, there are about 13 Indian-flagged vessels there: one LPG tanker, five crude oil tankers, one chemical or product tanker, three container ships, two bulk carriers, and one dredger. Our priority is to get our ships out that are currently inside,” he said.He highlighted the successful transit of the Marshall Islands-flagged crude oil tanker Nissos Keros through the Strait of Hormuz on May 25–26. The vessel, carrying approximately 270,000 metric tonnes of crude oil and bound for Visakhapatnam, is expected to arrive on June 3. Officials confirmed that all Indian seafarers in the region remain safe, with no hostile incidents reported so far.The Directorate General of Shipping’s emergency control room has handled over 10,800 calls and 24,000 emails since its activation. More than 3,422 Indian seafarers have been safely brought home from the Gulf region, including 47 in the last four days.Meanwhile, the Ministry of External Affairs has advised Indian nationals to avoid travelling to Iran and urged those already there to leave with assistance from the Indian Embassy. Additional Secretary (Gulf) Aseem R Mahajan said Indian missions are actively supporting citizens, seafarers, and businesses across the region.“We have advised Indian nationals to avoid travelling to Iran and urged all those already there to leave with our embassy's support. So far, our embassy in Tehran has facilitated the movement of 2,557 Indian nationals out of Iran through land border routes. Israel's airspace is open, and limited flight operations have resumed to destinations in the region, which can be used for onward travel to India,” he said.The government added that despite the escalating regional tensions, airspace in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait remains fully operational, with airlines including Air India, Air India Express and IndiGo continuing services and assisting in the repatriation of Indian nationals. While Iraq is operating a limited number of flights, airspace in Qatar and Iran remains partially open, allowing restricted flight operations to continue. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, the US, Gulf nations and non-state actors like Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, Islamic State, and others. Claims and counterclaims, disinformation and misinformation are being made online and offline. Given this context, WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

India has launched an operation to move 13 vessels out of the Strait of Hormuz amid Gulf tensions. The governent also urged citizens to avoid Iran and assisting thousands in returning home safely.

India on Friday (May 29) launched a high-priority operation to safely extract 13 Indian-flagged commercial vessels from the Strait of Hormuz amid escalating tensions in the Gulf region. The move is part of a broader effort involving multiple ministries to safeguard Indian citizens, seafarers, and commercial interests as regional instability grows. Meanwhile, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) issued an urgent directive, strongly advising Indian nationals against travelling to Iran. Opesh Kumar Sharma, Director at the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, confirmed that a specialised tactical plan is being deployed to extract the stranded domestic fleet in the strategic waterway. “A coordinated priority is prepared through which we try to get our ships out. Currently, there are about 13 Indian-flagged vessels there: one LPG tanker, five crude oil tankers, one chemical or product tanker, three container ships, two bulk carriers, and one dredger. Our priority is to get our ships out that are currently inside,” he said. He highlighted the successful transit of the Marshall Islands-flagged crude oil tanker Nissos Keros through the Strait of Hormuz on May 25–26. The vessel, carrying approximately 270,000 metric tonnes of crude oil and bound for Visakhapatnam, is expected to arrive on June 3. Officials confirmed that all Indian seafarers in the region remain safe, with no hostile incidents reported so far. The Directorate General of Shipping’s emergency control room has handled over 10,800 calls and 24,000 emails since its activation. More than 3,422 Indian seafarers have been safely brought home from the Gulf region, including 47 in the last four days. Meanwhile, the Ministry of External Affairs has advised Indian nationals to avoid travelling to Iran and urged those already there to leave with assistance from the Indian Embassy. Additional Secretary (Gulf) Aseem R Mahajan said Indian missions are actively supporting citizens, seafarers, and businesses across the region. “We have advised Indian nationals to avoid travelling to Iran and urged all those already there to leave with our embassy's support. So far, our embassy in Tehran has facilitated the movement of 2,557 Indian nationals out of Iran through land border routes. Israel's airspace is open, and limited flight operations have resumed to destinations in the region, which can be used for onward travel to India,” he said. The government added that despite the escalating regional tensions, airspace in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait remains fully operational, with airlines including Air India, Air India Express and IndiGo continuing services and assisting in the repatriation of Indian nationals. While Iraq is operating a limited number of flights, airspace in Qatar and Iran remains partially open, allowing restricted flight operations to continue. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, the US, Gulf nations and non-state actors like Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, Islamic State, and others. Claims and counterclaims, disinformation and misinformation are being made online and offline. Given this context, WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

India has launched an operation to move 13 vessels out of the Strait of Hormuz amid Gulf tensions. The governent also urged citizens to avoid Iran and assisting thousands in returning home safely.

India launches operation to evacuate 13 vessels from Strait of Hormuz amid Gulf tensions

The National Testing Agency (NTA) announced that candidates whose Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG) 2026 was disrupted by technical issues on Saturday (May 30) will be given another opportunity to appear for the examination. This comes after students faced disruptions at some centres during the first shift due to technical problems, reportedly linked to service provider Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).“Earlier today, some centres faced a technical glitch that delayed the start of Shift 1. We know this was stressful, and we're sorry for the anxiety it caused. The technical service provider, TCS iON, has been asked to conduct a root-cause analysis and submit its report immediately,” the NTA said in a statement on X.It added, “Most candidates (about 95%) were able to complete their exam once it resumed. We understand that 3,765 candidates who were present and had completed biometric registration chose to leave before the exam could restart.”“For these candidates, NTA will hold a rescheduled examination as a one-time measure. The new date and details will be announced separately,” the agency said.In a statement on X, TCS CEO and MD K Krithivasan said, “A brief technical issue caused a delay of around two hours in the CUET-UG examination in the morning shift today.”He added, “The issue was promptly identified and resolved by our technical teams and the examination has since resumed without any impact to the sanctity of the exam. We regret the inconvenience. Our teams are actively monitoring all systems. We remain committed to working closely with NTA to ensure seamless conduct of the Computer based tests.”Meanwhile, Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi criticised the Centre, arguing that recurring problems in examinations such as NEET, CBSE, SSC, and now CUET reflect serious shortcomings in the education system. In a post on X, he accused the government of failing to conduct large-scale examinations fairly and efficiently, saying that millions of students have been affected by these controversies.“NEET. CBSE. SSC. And today, CUET. Four exams. One crore children. Not a single one conducted with honesty,” Gandhi wrote on X. “Claims of ‘world guru,’ but can’t conduct even one exam in the country - Modi ji has completely ruined the entire education system. The generation whose future you are destroying - that same generation will hold you accountable.”Earlier in the day, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal slammed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi over disruptions in the Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG) 2026.In a post on X, Kejriwal wrote, “The country needs an educated PM.” He was responding to a post by AAP leader Atishi highlighting difficulties faced by students at an examination centre in Uttar Pradesh’s Varanasi.“CUET exam centre visuals from Varanasi. Students being told that the server is not functioning,” she wrote while sharing a video from an exam centre.

NTA will conduct a fresh CUET-UG 2026 exam for over 3,700 candidates affected by a technical glitch. The disruption sparked political criticism, with Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal targeting the Centre.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) announced that candidates whose Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG) 2026 was disrupted by technical issues on Saturday (May 30) will be given another opportunity to appear for the examination. This comes after students faced disruptions at some centres during the first shift due to technical problems, reportedly linked to service provider Tata Consultancy Services (TCS). “Earlier today, some centres faced a technical glitch that delayed the start of Shift 1. We know this was stressful, and we're sorry for the anxiety it caused. The technical service provider, TCS iON, has been asked to conduct a root-cause analysis and submit its report immediately,” the NTA said in a statement on X. It added, “Most candidates (about 95%) were able to complete their exam once it resumed. We understand that 3,765 candidates who were present and had completed biometric registration chose to leave before the exam could restart.” “For these candidates, NTA will hold a rescheduled examination as a one-time measure. The new date and details will be announced separately,” the agency said. In a statement on X, TCS CEO and MD K Krithivasan said, “A brief technical issue caused a delay of around two hours in the CUET-UG examination in the morning shift today.” He added, “The issue was promptly identified and resolved by our technical teams and the examination has since resumed without any impact to the sanctity of the exam. We regret the inconvenience. Our teams are actively monitoring all systems. We remain committed to working closely with NTA to ensure seamless conduct of the Computer based tests.” Meanwhile, Lok Sabha Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi criticised the Centre, arguing that recurring problems in examinations such as NEET, CBSE, SSC, and now CUET reflect serious shortcomings in the education system. In a post on X, he accused the government of failing to conduct large-scale examinations fairly and efficiently, saying that millions of students have been affected by these controversies. “NEET. CBSE. SSC. And today, CUET. Four exams. One crore children. Not a single one conducted with honesty,” Gandhi wrote on X. “Claims of ‘world guru,’ but can’t conduct even one exam in the country - Modi ji has completely ruined the entire education system. The generation whose future you are destroying - that same generation will hold you accountable.” Earlier in the day, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal slammed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi over disruptions in the Common University Entrance Test (CUET-UG) 2026. In a post on X, Kejriwal wrote, “The country needs an educated PM.” He was responding to a post by AAP leader Atishi highlighting difficulties faced by students at an examination centre in Uttar Pradesh’s Varanasi. “CUET exam centre visuals from Varanasi. Students being told that the server is not functioning,” she wrote while sharing a video from an exam centre.

NTA will conduct a fresh CUET-UG 2026 exam for over 3,700 candidates affected by a technical glitch. The disruption sparked political criticism, with Rahul Gandhi and Arvind Kejriwal targeting the Centre.

CUET-UG 2026: NTA to conduct fresh exam for students who faced glitches, to announce dates

Four men trapped in a Laos cave were rescued on Saturday (May 30) after spending 10 days semi-submerged in a cavern. This comes just a day after another person was brought to the surface. Two people remain missing. The four men were freed after water was pumped out of the cavern, according to AFP, citing a Malaysian rescue diver. On the Thailand Rescue Diver Facebook page, they said in a post that "rescue officials were able to bring out four more people trapped" at about 3:10 pm (0810 GMT) on Saturday. Five people have now been rescued, while two remain missing, it added.The four men were treated in makeshift tents at the rescue site. Videos from the scene show them lying on stretchers covered with thermal blankets.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/white-house-breaks-precedent-by-keeping-79yo-trump-s-latest-health-report-secret-what-are-they-hiding-1780115226238">White House breaks precedent by keeping 79YO Trump's latest health report secret. Are they hiding something?</a><h2>How did the men get trapped?</h2>Seven men had been trapped in a cavern in a remote mountainous area of central Xaysomboun province since May 20. They were stranded there by flash floods triggered by heavy rains while searching for gold, early state media reports suggested. &nbsp;Five of the seven men were located alive on May 27, huddled in a narrow shaft around 300 metres (984 feet) from the cave mouth.<h2>A miracle</h2>Talking to the press, French cave diver Robin Cuesta described the successful extraction of the first survivor on Friday as a "miracle". He cited the extraordinary difficulty the diving team faced while rescuing the men who had been weakened due to lack of food and water. He also noted that the men did not have any formal dive training, which further complicated the rescue.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/china-s-military-build-up-causing-alarm-across-asia-says-hegseth-as-us-pushes-regional-balance-1780106901397">Hegseth at Shangri-La Dialogue warns China's military build-up causing 'alarm' across Asia, says US seeking 'stable equilibrium'</a><h2>What happened to the remaining two men?</h2>The man rescued on Friday (May 29) identified as Meud, revealed that the two men had gone about 500 metres deeper into the cave than he had. In a video posted on the Lao Saychai Foundation page, he was asked whether he thought that the two men were still alive and only said: "I'm afraid it's too cold there."&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Rescuers have now pulled out four survivors in what divers are calling a "miracle" operation. One man was rescued the previous day. However, two men remain missing. 

Scroll down to find out what rescuers discovered inside the cavern.

Four men trapped in a Laos cave were rescued on Saturday (May 30) after spending 10 days semi-submerged in a cavern. This comes just a day after another person was brought to the surface. Two people remain missing. The four men were freed after water was pumped out of the cavern, according to AFP, citing a Malaysian rescue diver. On the Thailand Rescue Diver Facebook page, they said in a post that "rescue officials were able to bring out four more people trapped" at about 3:10 pm (0810 GMT) on Saturday. Five people have now been rescued, while two remain missing, it added. The four men were treated in makeshift tents at the rescue site. Videos from the scene show them lying on stretchers covered with thermal blankets. Also read | White House breaks precedent by keeping 79YO Trump's latest health report secret. Are they hiding something? How did the men get trapped? Seven men had been trapped in a cavern in a remote mountainous area of central Xaysomboun province since May 20. They were stranded there by flash floods triggered by heavy rains while searching for gold, early state media reports suggested. Five of the seven men were located alive on May 27, huddled in a narrow shaft around 300 metres (984 feet) from the cave mouth. A miracle Talking to the press, French cave diver Robin Cuesta described the successful extraction of the first survivor on Friday as a "miracle". He cited the extraordinary difficulty the diving team faced while rescuing the men who had been weakened due to lack of food and water. He also noted that the men did not have any formal dive training, which further complicated the rescue. Also read | Hegseth at Shangri-La Dialogue warns China's military build-up causing 'alarm' across Asia, says US seeking 'stable equilibrium' What happened to the remaining two men? The man rescued on Friday (May 29) identified as Meud, revealed that the two men had gone about 500 metres deeper into the cave than he had. In a video posted on the Lao Saychai Foundation page, he was asked whether he thought that the two men were still alive and only said: "I'm afraid it's too cold there."

Rescuers have now pulled out four survivors in what divers are calling a "miracle" operation. One man was rescued the previous day. However, two men remain missing.&nbsp;Scroll down to find out what rescuers discovered inside the cavern.

Laos cave rescue operation saves four more men; search continues for two missing

RSS Akhil Bharatiya Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambekar has weighed in on the rapidly growing Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) that emerged as the voice of Gen Z, a viral social media phenomenon that has overtaken Indian political parties including the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The RSS leader said that public debate, criticism and differing opinions are a normal part of a healthy democracy and should not cause alarm. He also said that Gen Z had “tremendous faith in India” and was very "hopeful".The remarks come as the satirical online movement continues to dominate social media conversations, attracting millions of followers and triggering political debate across the country.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/cockroach-janta-party-s-x-account-to-stay-blocked-delhi-hc-declines-to-order-immediate-restoration-abhijeet-dipke-1780037483425">Cockroach Janta Party's X account to stay blocked: Delhi HC declines to order immediate restoration</a><h2>India, a healthy democracy</h2>Speaking to reporters, RSS Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambekar said India's democratic system is strong enough to accommodate a wide range of views and opinions.In what is being seen as RSS's most direct response yet to the controversy surrounding the Cockroach Janta Party, which became a phenomenon after the Chief Justice of India Surya Kant described unemployed youth as "cockroaches". Notably, the CJI later clarified that his comments had been misquoted and were aimed at people holding fake degrees; the issue had already evolved into a major online movement."We are an aware society and we follow the democratic process. Within that democratic process, we have transparent elections, an open media, and now social media as well. Open forums take place every day. So, I believe that in a democracy, any kind of discussion and people expressing differing opinions should not be taken as a shock. They should be considered a part of the normal process," Ambekar said.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-s-students-deserve-better-cockroach-janata-party-revives-petition-targeting-edu-minister-dharmendra-pradhan-neet-2026-paper-leak-1779774614724">'India’s students deserve better': Cockroach Janata Party revives petition targeting Edu Minister Dharmendra Pradhan</a><h2>Cockroach Janta Party's alleged Pakistan links</h2>Since the CJP's launch, some BJP leaders have questioned the party's intentions. Additionally, accusations of foreign influence and alleged Pakistani links have also been circulating online. Some users claimed that "citizens from Pakistan, Bangladesh and the USA form 77% of their Instagram followers," while "India contributes only 9%." Slamming trolls, Dipke shared a screenshot of the account's audience breakdown, which showed that Indians make up 94.7 per cent of its followers. The Cockroach Janta Party founder questioned: "Why would you call 94% of Indian youth Pakistanis?"Separately, the group's X account remains blocked, despite a plea in the Delhi High Court. On Friday (May 29) the High Court refused to order the immediate restoration of the X account. While hearing a plea by CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke challenging the blocking of the party's X handle by the government on national security grounds, Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav directed a review panel to examine the matter.<h2>What did Ambekar say about Gen Z?</h2>Praising India's youth, Ambekar said that the younger generation remains hopeful about the nation's future. He insisted that whatever the issue, there are democratic ways to raise it."Our younger generation, sometimes called Gen Z, is very hopeful. They have tremendous faith in India. Whatever they do is within the constitutional process. Their contribution is towards taking India forward. The youth of our country have invested all their energy into this, and that is why the nation is progressing in every field," he said.&nbsp; &nbsp;

As the Gen Z-led Cockroach Janta Party explodes online and faces scrutiny over alleged foreign links, RSS leader Sunil Ambekar says debate, criticism and differing opinions are normal in a democracy. He also made a notable remark about India's youth. What exactly did he say about CJP, Gen Z?

RSS Akhil Bharatiya Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambekar has weighed in on the rapidly growing Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) that emerged as the voice of Gen Z, a viral social media phenomenon that has overtaken Indian political parties including the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The RSS leader said that public debate, criticism and differing opinions are a normal part of a healthy democracy and should not cause alarm. He also said that Gen Z had “tremendous faith in India” and was very "hopeful". The remarks come as the satirical online movement continues to dominate social media conversations, attracting millions of followers and triggering political debate across the country. Also read | Cockroach Janta Party's X account to stay blocked: Delhi HC declines to order immediate restoration India, a healthy democracy Speaking to reporters, RSS Prachar Pramukh Sunil Ambekar said India's democratic system is strong enough to accommodate a wide range of views and opinions. In what is being seen as RSS's most direct response yet to the controversy surrounding the Cockroach Janta Party, which became a phenomenon after the Chief Justice of India Surya Kant described unemployed youth as "cockroaches". Notably, the CJI later clarified that his comments had been misquoted and were aimed at people holding fake degrees; the issue had already evolved into a major online movement. "We are an aware society and we follow the democratic process. Within that democratic process, we have transparent elections, an open media, and now social media as well. Open forums take place every day. So, I believe that in a democracy, any kind of discussion and people expressing differing opinions should not be taken as a shock. They should be considered a part of the normal process," Ambekar said. Also read | 'India’s students deserve better': Cockroach Janata Party revives petition targeting Edu Minister Dharmendra Pradhan Cockroach Janta Party's alleged Pakistan links Since the CJP's launch, some BJP leaders have questioned the party's intentions. Additionally, accusations of foreign influence and alleged Pakistani links have also been circulating online. Some users claimed that "citizens from Pakistan, Bangladesh and the USA form 77% of their Instagram followers," while "India contributes only 9%." Slamming trolls, Dipke shared a screenshot of the account's audience breakdown, which showed that Indians make up 94.7 per cent of its followers. The Cockroach Janta Party founder questioned: "Why would you call 94% of Indian youth Pakistanis?" Separately, the group's X account remains blocked, despite a plea in the Delhi High Court. On Friday (May 29) the High Court refused to order the immediate restoration of the X account. While hearing a plea by CJP founder Abhijeet Dipke challenging the blocking of the party's X handle by the government on national security grounds, Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav directed a review panel to examine the matter. What did Ambekar say about Gen Z? Praising India's youth, Ambekar said that the younger generation remains hopeful about the nation's future. He insisted that whatever the issue, there are democratic ways to raise it. "Our younger generation, sometimes called Gen Z, is very hopeful. They have tremendous faith in India. Whatever they do is within the constitutional process. Their contribution is towards taking India forward. The youth of our country have invested all their energy into this, and that is why the nation is progressing in every field," he said.

As the Gen Z-led Cockroach Janta Party explodes online and faces scrutiny over alleged foreign links, RSS leader Sunil Ambekar says debate, criticism and differing opinions are normal in a democracy. He also made a notable remark about India's youth. What exactly did he say about CJP, Gen Z?

RSS leader Sunil Ambekar weighs in on viral Cockroach Janta Party, says Gen Z has 'tremendous faith' in India

The second Full moon of May, better known as the Blue Moon, will rise this weekend. You can see it overnight on May 30-31. It will be a micromoon, also the second one this month. A micromoon occurs when the Moon is at its most distant point from Earth, or apogee. There are two definitions of the Blue Moon. The more commonly known one is that mentioned above - the second Full Moon in a month. The Moon goes through all its phases in 29 and a half days, so a full moon typically occurs once a month. Sometimes, we get two, and so the second one is referred to as a blue moon.<h2>Astrological significance of Blue Moon&nbsp;</h2> The rare astronomical occurrence also has astrological significance. According to astrologer Poojaa S Vishwakarma, a Blue Moon is seen as a period when normal Full Moon energies are amplified. "A Blue Moon is often seen by astrologers as a cosmic checkpoint—a rare Full Moon that amplifies emotions, brings hidden matters to light, and encourages people to complete what has remained unfinished in their lives," she says.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/may-2026-blue-moon-guide-dates-times-and-fascinating-facts-about-the-rare-lunar-occurrence-1778052973599">May 2026 Blue Moon: Dates, times, and the one thing you get wrong about it</a>&nbsp;This means it is a point from where things can change, a turning point of sorts. This is also a time when one could feel heightened emotional intensity and have sudden revelations and realisations, Poojaa says. "A Blue Moon can also lead to the culmination of long-pending matters.It also has a spiritual effect, when the intuition becomes stronger, and one feels more spiritually aware," she says. Astrology works with birth charts, and the Full Moon will occur in the Sagittarius zodiac sign. For people linked to this sign, karmic lessons will reach their end.<h2>Which zodiac sign would be most affected</h2> Poojaa says that the Blue Moon can be both beneficial and harmful for people whose signs are harmonious with the Moon. This is particularly true for Cancerians, people with Cancer in their lagna chart, and those born on the dates 2, 11, 20 and 29. It is not a "one rule fits all" situation for all of them either. "The event usually acts more as a catalyst for awareness than as a purely positive or negative influence," Poojaa said.&nbsp;Individuals who are already under emotional stress, are facing trouble in their relationships, are impulsive, are facing sleep issues, and those who are resisting changes or endings, should keep their cool and avoid important decisions during this time. “Practising meditation can calm them and make them feel emotionally stable, and make their mood stronger and more positive,” Poojaa says.<h2>What to do on the night of Blue Moon</h2> As mentioned above, it is a great time to practice meditation and mindfulness, and pray. Reflect on your goals and unfinished matters, journal your thoughts and emotions, and insights. It is a good time to express gratitude and let go of emotional baggage. Just sit with yourself and contemplate on things that matter.<h2>What not to do on the night of Blue Moon</h2> Avoid making emotional and impulsive decisions, as they could lead to harmful consequences. “Stay away from unnecessary conflicts and confrontations, and do not overreact to any emotional situation,” says Poojaa. Blue Moon is a time for "closure, manifestation, introspection, and emotional healing."Poojaa adds a word of caution, stating that astrology attributes symbolic meaning to celestial events, but these interpretations are not scientifically established effects.

Blue Moon in May will have a certain effect on some people. Astrologers see it as a time for closure, manifestations and amplified energies. However, you also need to be careful while making decisions and try to stay calm by practising meditation and mindfulness.

The second Full moon of May, better known as the Blue Moon, will rise this weekend. You can see it overnight on May 30-31. It will be a micromoon, also the second one this month. A micromoon occurs when the Moon is at its most distant point from Earth, or apogee. There are two definitions of the Blue Moon. The more commonly known one is that mentioned above - the second Full Moon in a month. The Moon goes through all its phases in 29 and a half days, so a full moon typically occurs once a month. Sometimes, we get two, and so the second one is referred to as a blue moon. Astrological significance of Blue Moon The rare astronomical occurrence also has astrological significance. According to astrologer Poojaa S Vishwakarma, a Blue Moon is seen as a period when normal Full Moon energies are amplified. "A Blue Moon is often seen by astrologers as a cosmic checkpoint—a rare Full Moon that amplifies emotions, brings hidden matters to light, and encourages people to complete what has remained unfinished in their lives," she says. Also Read: May 2026 Blue Moon: Dates, times, and the one thing you get wrong about it This means it is a point from where things can change, a turning point of sorts. This is also a time when one could feel heightened emotional intensity and have sudden revelations and realisations, Poojaa says. "A Blue Moon can also lead to the culmination of long-pending matters. It also has a spiritual effect, when the intuition becomes stronger, and one feels more spiritually aware," she says. Astrology works with birth charts, and the Full Moon will occur in the Sagittarius zodiac sign. For people linked to this sign, karmic lessons will reach their end. Which zodiac sign would be most affected Poojaa says that the Blue Moon can be both beneficial and harmful for people whose signs are harmonious with the Moon. This is particularly true for Cancerians, people with Cancer in their lagna chart, and those born on the dates 2, 11, 20 and 29. It is not a "one rule fits all" situation for all of them either. "The event usually acts more as a catalyst for awareness than as a purely positive or negative influence," Poojaa said. Individuals who are already under emotional stress, are facing trouble in their relationships, are impulsive, are facing sleep issues, and those who are resisting changes or endings, should keep their cool and avoid important decisions during this time. “Practising meditation can calm them and make them feel emotionally stable, and make their mood stronger and more positive,” Poojaa says. What to do on the night of Blue Moon As mentioned above, it is a great time to practice meditation and mindfulness, and pray. Reflect on your goals and unfinished matters, journal your thoughts and emotions, and insights. It is a good time to express gratitude and let go of emotional baggage. Just sit with yourself and contemplate on things that matter. What not to do on the night of Blue Moon Avoid making emotional and impulsive decisions, as they could lead to harmful consequences. “Stay away from unnecessary conflicts and confrontations, and do not overreact to any emotional situation,” says Poojaa. Blue Moon is a time for "closure, manifestation, introspection, and emotional healing." Poojaa adds a word of caution, stating that astrology attributes symbolic meaning to celestial events, but these interpretations are not scientifically established effects.

Blue Moon in May will have a certain effect on some people. Astrologers see it as a time for closure, manifestations and amplified energies. However, you also need to be careful while making decisions and try to stay calm by practising meditation and mindfulness.

Astrological significance of Blue Moon 2026: Which zodiac signs and date of births will it affect

US President Donald Trump, who will turn 80 in a matter of days, recently had his third in-person medical checkup in 13 months. The second-term president, whose frequent snoozing at public events and bruised hands slathered in makeup have constantly been making headlines, is in "excellent health", claims the White House physician in a memo released on Friday. Breaking with a long-standing precedent, the White House has, remarkably, refrained from releasing the results of the 79-year-old Republican leader's most recent physical. Why is the White House taking a break from its own past practice? Is the Trump administration hiding something? All we know.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/donald-trump-s-justice-department-launches-criminal-probe-against-his-sex-assault-victim-e-jean-carroll-manhattan-rape-1779935708599">Trump’s Justice Department launches criminal probe against his sex assault victim E. Jean Carroll</a><h2>When will the White House release Trump's latest medical report?</h2>Following an hour-long medical checkup at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on May 26, 2026, Trump declared on social media that he was in perfect health.The White House, meanwhile, promised to provide a summary of the checkup "in the next day or so" but has yet to offer a full public report. Amid criticism, the White House has only released a memo from Dr Sean Barbabella, the president’s physician, that said that "He is fully fit to carry out all duties of the Commander-in-Chief."According to the memo, Trump took a series of exams, testing cardiac function, eye health and pulmonary function, among other areas. While the memo did not disclose the test results, it stated that they were largely normal. It once again credited Trump's noticeably bruised hands to "minor soft tissue irritation related to frequent handshaking in the setting of aspirin use for cardiovascular prevention".Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/trending/self-proclaimed-simpson-s-prophet-who-predicted-trump-s-presidency-now-wants-to-become-president-himself-1779875535562">Self proclaimed Simpson's 'prophet' who predicted Trump's presidency makes prediction about 2028 US elections</a><h2>Oldest US president</h2>Trump, who will turn 80 in June, is the oldest person to assume the presidency. Last year, he took two medical exams, one in April and another in October. He also had two dental appointments in Florida this year: one in January and one in May.The POTUS, who frequently questions his predecessor Joe Biden's mental capacity, continues to claim that he has aced cognitive exams. However, His apparent drowsiness at some public events, reports about swollen ankles and recurring questions about bruising on his hands have continued to fuel speculation about his health. His frequent references to heaven have only added to the speculation.

Is White House hiding something about Donald Trump's health? The president recently underwent his 3rd medical checkup in 13 months. While his doctor says he's in "excellent health," the administration has yet to release the full results, breaking with years of precedent. Why the delay? 

US President Donald Trump, who will turn 80 in a matter of days, recently had his third in-person medical checkup in 13 months. The second-term president, whose frequent snoozing at public events and bruised hands slathered in makeup have constantly been making headlines, is in "excellent health", claims the White House physician in a memo released on Friday. Breaking with a long-standing precedent, the White House has, remarkably, refrained from releasing the results of the 79-year-old Republican leader's most recent physical. Why is the White House taking a break from its own past practice? Is the Trump administration hiding something? All we know. Also read | Trump’s Justice Department launches criminal probe against his sex assault victim E. Jean Carroll When will the White House release Trump's latest medical report? Following an hour-long medical checkup at the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on May 26, 2026, Trump declared on social media that he was in perfect health. The White House, meanwhile, promised to provide a summary of the checkup "in the next day or so" but has yet to offer a full public report. Amid criticism, the White House has only released a memo from Dr Sean Barbabella, the president’s physician, that said that "He is fully fit to carry out all duties of the Commander-in-Chief." According to the memo, Trump took a series of exams, testing cardiac function, eye health and pulmonary function, among other areas. While the memo did not disclose the test results, it stated that they were largely normal. It once again credited Trump's noticeably bruised hands to "minor soft tissue irritation related to frequent handshaking in the setting of aspirin use for cardiovascular prevention". Also read | Self proclaimed Simpson's 'prophet' who predicted Trump's presidency makes prediction about 2028 US elections Oldest US president Trump, who will turn 80 in June, is the oldest person to assume the presidency. Last year, he took two medical exams, one in April and another in October. He also had two dental appointments in Florida this year: one in January and one in May. The POTUS, who frequently questions his predecessor Joe Biden's mental capacity, continues to claim that he has aced cognitive exams. However, His apparent drowsiness at some public events, reports about swollen ankles and recurring questions about bruising on his hands have continued to fuel speculation about his health. His frequent references to heaven have only added to the speculation.

Is White House hiding something about Donald Trump's health? The president recently underwent his 3rd medical checkup in 13 months. While his doctor says he's in "excellent health," the administration has yet to release the full results, breaking with years of precedent. Why the delay?&nbsp;

White House breaks precedent by keeping 79YO Trump's latest health report secret. Are they hiding something?

A senior lawyer's death that initially appeared to be a hit-and-run accident has turned out to be a meticulously planned contract killing, Hyderabad Police said on Friday (May 29), announcing the arrest of Telangana Congress leader Mujahid Alam Khan and his father, Mahaboob Alam Khan, as the alleged masterminds behind the crime.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/twisha-sharma-case-takes-dramatic-turn-as-cbi-arrests-mother-in-law-giribala-singh-after-bail-cancelled-1780023437742">Twisha Sharma case takes dramatic turn as CBI arrests mother-in-law Giribala Singh after bail cancelled</a>The victim, senior advocate and Waqf Board panel lawyer Khaja Moizuddin, was fatally struck by a speeding SUV on May 23 while leaving his Nampally residence for his routine morning swim. He later succumbed to his injuries in hospital. A video of the purported hit-and-run went viral at the time. Watch it here:

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560"><a href="https://x.com/hashtag/Hyderabad?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Hyderabad</a> : The Telangana Congress has Expelled TPCC Vice President <a href="https://x.com/hashtag/MujahidAlamKhan?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#MujahidAlamKhan</a> from the party. Telangana <a href="https://x.com/hashtag/Congress?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Congress</a> Disciplinary Committee Chairman Mallu Ravi has Expelled the Congress leaders TPCC Vice-president Mujahid Alam Khan and his father Mahboob Alam Khan from… <a href="https://t.co/BTXXc98gVL">https://t.co/BTXXc98gVL</a> <a href="https://t.co/qh01JBACyW">pic.twitter.com/qh01JBACyW</a>&mdash; Surya Reddy (@jsuryareddy) <a href="https://x.com/jsuryareddy/status/2060448967872356367?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 29, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

<h2>What was the motive behind the contract killing?</h2>According to Hyderabad Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar, investigators uncovered evidence suggesting that the collision was a deliberate act carried out as part of a long-running dispute over the administration and management of valuable Waqf properties in Hyderabad."There was a decade-long battle between Khaja Moizuddin, Mahboob Alam Khan and Mujahid Alam Khan over the administration, control and financial management of Waqf properties," Sajjanar said.Police have arrested seven people so far, including the Congress leader and his father. Three other suspects are believed to be absconding.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/cockroach-janta-party-s-x-account-to-stay-blocked-delhi-hc-declines-to-order-immediate-restoration-abhijeet-dipke-1780037483425">Cockroach Janta Party's X account to stay blocked: Delhi HC declines to order immediate restoration</a>Investigators said the conspiracy dates back to early 2026. According to police, the accused allegedly hired a group of intermediaries and paid ₹15 lakh to eliminate the lawyer, whom they blamed for repeated legal setbacks in ongoing civil, criminal and Waqf Tribunal cases.The probe found that a second-hand Mahindra Scorpio was allegedly purchased for the operation and used as the murder weapon. The vehicle reportedly waited outside Moizuddin's residence before deliberately ramming into him.<h2>The evidence that led to Mujahid Alam Khan's arrest</h2>Police pieced together the alleged conspiracy through CCTV footage collected from multiple locations and the interrogation of accused Kishan alias Pappu, who was tracked down and arrested in Haryana's Panipat on May 27.His questioning allegedly revealed the chain linking the execution team to the alleged conspirators.On May 29, police arrested Mujahid Alam Khan from his residence in Hyderabad's Jubilee Hills, while other accused were detained from different locations across the city. Watch:

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><a href="https://x.com/hashtag/UPDATE?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#UPDATE</a>: Hyderabad, Telangana | Telangana Congress Disciplinary Committee Chairman Mallu Ravi has suspended Congress leader Mahaboob Alam and his son Mujahid Alam Khan from the party over their alleged involvement in the murder case of Advocate Khaja Moinuddin. (Source: PRO,… <a href="https://t.co/bBygiurcgx">https://t.co/bBygiurcgx</a>&mdash; ANI (@ANI) <a href="https://x.com/ANI/status/2060416468878286899?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 29, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Investigators said they have recovered the Scorpio used in the crime, ₹10.1 lakh in cash allegedly meant for the hit squad, and several mobile phones believed to have been used for planning and coordination.The accused have been booked under provisions related to murder and criminal conspiracy under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita. Police said further arrests are possible as the investigation continues.

Was Hyderabad lawyer Khaja Moizuddin killed in a tragic hit-and-run, or was it something far more sinister? Police now say it was a carefully planned contract killing linked to a bitter dispute over valuable Waqf properties. A Congress leader, his father and several others have been arrested.

A senior lawyer's death that initially appeared to be a hit-and-run accident has turned out to be a meticulously planned contract killing, Hyderabad Police said on Friday (May 29), announcing the arrest of Telangana Congress leader Mujahid Alam Khan and his father, Mahaboob Alam Khan, as the alleged masterminds behind the crime. Also read | Twisha Sharma case takes dramatic turn as CBI arrests mother-in-law Giribala Singh after bail cancelled The victim, senior advocate and Waqf Board panel lawyer Khaja Moizuddin, was fatally struck by a speeding SUV on May 23 while leaving his Nampally residence for his routine morning swim. He later succumbed to his injuries in hospital. A video of the purported hit-and-run went viral at the time. Watch it here:

Was Hyderabad lawyer Khaja Moizuddin killed in a tragic hit-and-run, or was it something far more sinister? Police now say it was a carefully planned contract killing linked to a bitter dispute over valuable Waqf properties. A Congress leader, his father and several others have been arrested.

Congress leader held in Hyderabad lawyer Khaja Moizuddin's murder plot; Police reveal how Waqf dispute turned deadly

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth on Saturday (May 30) warned that China's rapidly expanding military capabilities are generating a "rightful alarm" across the Indo-Pacific, as Washington renewed its commitment to maintaining a balance of power in the region where no state has unchecked power.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-more-than-capable-of-restarting-war-with-iran-hegseth-amid-reports-of-depleted-missile-stockpiles-shangri-la-dialogue-security-summit-singapore-1780106328135">US 'more than capable' of restarting war with Iran, says Hegseth amid reports of depleted missile stockpiles</a><h2>Indo-Pacific nations 'alarmed' over China's rise</h2>Speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, Asia's premier security forum, Hegseth said countries across the region were increasingly worried about Beijing's military expansion and its growing strategic footprint."When we look across the region today, there is rightful alarm regarding China's historic military build-up and the expansion of its military activities in the region and beyond," Hegseth said during his keynote address.His remarks come at a time of heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing over Taiwan, maritime disputes in the South China Sea and competition for influence across the Indo-Pacific.Despite the sharp criticism, Hegseth insisted the United States was not seeking confrontation with China. US does not seek "needless confrontation in the region," he told delegates, which included defence ministers, military officials and security experts from around 45 countries.Instead, the Pentagon chief said the US objective was to preserve stability by ensuring that no single country dominates the region.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/watch-blue-origin-s-new-glenn-rocket-explodes-on-launch-pad-during-hotfire-test-what-happened-video-1780021155966">Watch: Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket explodes in massive fireball during launch pad 'hotfire test'</a><h2>If not confrontation, what does the US want?</h2>According to Hegseth, Washington is working towards what he described as a "genuinely stable equilibrium" that benefits both the United States and its allies.He said this means maintaining "a favourable but durable balance of power in which no state, including China, can impose its hegemony and hold the security or prosperity of our nation and our allies in question."The comments reflect growing concern in Washington over China's military modernisation programme, which has seen Beijing rapidly expand its naval fleet, missile arsenal and air power over the past decade.

US warned that countries across the Indo-Pacific are increasingly alarmed by China. At Asia's biggest security forum, Pete Hegseth said Beijing's military expansion is causing growing concern across the region. Yet he insisted US is not seeking confrontation. So what does the US want?

US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth on Saturday (May 30) warned that China's rapidly expanding military capabilities are generating a "rightful alarm" across the Indo-Pacific, as Washington renewed its commitment to maintaining a balance of power in the region where no state has unchecked power. Also read | US 'more than capable' of restarting war with Iran, says Hegseth amid reports of depleted missile stockpiles Indo-Pacific nations 'alarmed' over China's rise Speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore, Asia's premier security forum, Hegseth said countries across the region were increasingly worried about Beijing's military expansion and its growing strategic footprint. "When we look across the region today, there is rightful alarm regarding China's historic military build-up and the expansion of its military activities in the region and beyond," Hegseth said during his keynote address. His remarks come at a time of heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing over Taiwan, maritime disputes in the South China Sea and competition for influence across the Indo-Pacific. Despite the sharp criticism, Hegseth insisted the United States was not seeking confrontation with China. US does not seek "needless confrontation in the region," he told delegates, which included defence ministers, military officials and security experts from around 45 countries. Instead, the Pentagon chief said the US objective was to preserve stability by ensuring that no single country dominates the region. Also read | Watch: Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket explodes in massive fireball during launch pad 'hotfire test' If not confrontation, what does the US want? According to Hegseth, Washington is working towards what he described as a "genuinely stable equilibrium" that benefits both the United States and its allies. He said this means maintaining "a favourable but durable balance of power in which no state, including China, can impose its hegemony and hold the security or prosperity of our nation and our allies in question." The comments reflect growing concern in Washington over China's military modernisation programme, which has seen Beijing rapidly expand its naval fleet, missile arsenal and air power over the past decade.

US warned that countries across the Indo-Pacific are increasingly alarmed by China. At Asia's biggest security forum, Pete Hegseth said Beijing's military expansion is causing growing concern across the region. Yet he insisted US is not seeking confrontation. So what does the US want?

Hegseth at Shangri-La Dialogue warns China's military build-up causing 'alarm' across Asia, says US seeking 'stable equilibrium'

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Saturday (May 30) dismissed concerns about America's military readiness, insisting the United States remains fully capable of launching fresh operations against Iran if necessary, even as a new report warns that key missile inventories could take years to replenish.Speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue security summit in Singapore, Hegseth said the US military remains prepared for any future confrontation. "The United States is more than capable" of restarting military action against Iran if required, he said during the annual gathering of defence ministers, military officials and security experts from around 45 countries.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/china-s-military-build-up-causing-alarm-across-asia-says-hegseth-as-us-pushes-regional-balance-1780106901397">Hegseth at Shangri-La Dialogue warns China's military build-up causing 'alarm' across Asia</a><h2>US munition stockpiles depleted?</h2>Hegseth's remarks come as questions grow over the impact of the recent Iran conflict on US weapons stockpiles. A new analysis by the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) found that three of America's most important missile systems, which were used extensively during the Iran war, could take at least three years to replenish.The report focuses on Tomahawk cruise missiles, Patriot air defence interceptors and THAAD missile defence systems, all of which play a critical role in modern US military operations.According to the analysis, the United States currently possesses enough munitions to handle any likely scenario involving Iran. However, researchers warned that "depleted inventories have created a window of vulnerability for a potential Western Pacific conflict".Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-reveals-secret-3-month-head-start-on-exquisite-class-weapon-production-to-fuel-operation-epic-fury-against-iran-bae-lockheed-and-raytheon-1772844959324">Trump reveals US had secret 3-month head start on 'exquisite class' weapon production before Iran war</a> The think tank noted that rebuilding stockpiles is no longer primarily a funding issue. Instead, the challenge lies in manufacturing capacity and production timelines. "The problem today isn’t money; it’s time" the report said."It takes time to expand production capacity and build these complex systems," the report said, warning that vulnerabilities could persist for several years before inventories return to desired levels.The findings come despite the Trump administration's proposed $1.5 trillion defence budget for 2027, which includes a major increase in spending on advanced weapons systems.Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, US, Gulf nations and non-state actors like Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, Islamic State, and others. Claims and counterclaims, disinformation and misinformation are being made online and offline. Given this context, WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

Is the US really ready for another war with Iran? US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth in Singapore insisted that America is "more than capable" of restarting the conflict. But a new analysis suggests key missile stockpiles used in the Iran war could take years to replenish. All you need to know

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth on Saturday (May 30) dismissed concerns about America's military readiness, insisting the United States remains fully capable of launching fresh operations against Iran if necessary, even as a new report warns that key missile inventories could take years to replenish. Speaking at the Shangri-La Dialogue security summit in Singapore, Hegseth said the US military remains prepared for any future confrontation. "The United States is more than capable" of restarting military action against Iran if required, he said during the annual gathering of defence ministers, military officials and security experts from around 45 countries. Also read | Hegseth at Shangri-La Dialogue warns China's military build-up causing 'alarm' across Asia US munition stockpiles depleted? Hegseth's remarks come as questions grow over the impact of the recent Iran conflict on US weapons stockpiles. A new analysis by the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) found that three of America's most important missile systems, which were used extensively during the Iran war, could take at least three years to replenish. The report focuses on Tomahawk cruise missiles, Patriot air defence interceptors and THAAD missile defence systems, all of which play a critical role in modern US military operations. According to the analysis, the United States currently possesses enough munitions to handle any likely scenario involving Iran. However, researchers warned that "depleted inventories have created a window of vulnerability for a potential Western Pacific conflict". Also read | Trump reveals US had secret 3-month head start on 'exquisite class' weapon production before Iran war The think tank noted that rebuilding stockpiles is no longer primarily a funding issue. Instead, the challenge lies in manufacturing capacity and production timelines. "The problem today isn’t money; it’s time" the report said. "It takes time to expand production capacity and build these complex systems," the report said, warning that vulnerabilities could persist for several years before inventories return to desired levels. The findings come despite the Trump administration's proposed $1.5 trillion defence budget for 2027, which includes a major increase in spending on advanced weapons systems. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, US, Gulf nations and non-state actors like Hezbollah, Hamas, Houthis, Islamic State, and others. Claims and counterclaims, disinformation and misinformation are being made online and offline. Given this context, WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

Is the US really ready for another war with Iran? US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth in Singapore insisted that America is "more than capable" of restarting the conflict. But a new analysis suggests key missile stockpiles used in the Iran war could take years to replenish. All you need to know

US 'more than capable' of restarting war with Iran, says Hegseth amid reports of depleted missile stockpiles

A Canadian man accused of supplying toxic chemicals used in multiple suicides around the world has pleaded guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicide. Kenneth Law, 60, entered guilty pleas in an Ontario court on Friday as part of an agreement with prosecutors, who dropped more serious murder charges against him. Authorities allege that the former chef sold approximately 1,200 packages of toxic substances to people he encountered through online suicide forums across 40 countries. Roughly one-quarter of those shipments were sent to the United Kingdom.&nbsp;The charges against Law relate solely to Canadian victims. However, families of British victims have expressed frustration that UK prosecutors will not pursue separate charges against him over the deaths of 79 Britons allegedly linked to the substances he supplied. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said it agreed to the Canadian plea arrangement on the condition that the British deaths be considered during sentencing.&nbsp;According to a CPS letter obtained by the BBC, Law will not face prosecution in the UK because he could challenge extradition after being convicted of comparable offences in Canada. Specialist CPS prosecutor Andrew Hudson said incorporating UK victims into the Canadian sentencing process represented the quickest and most effective route to justice. Hudson explained that a successful extradition was far from guaranteed and would have taken years to conclude, while any UK prosecution could have been blocked under double jeopardy principles.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/federal-judge-orders-removal-of-trump-s-name-from-iconic-kennedy-center-blocks-closure-plan-1780089485420">Federal judge orders removal of Trump's name from iconic Kennedy Center, blocks closure plan</a><h2>Families reflect on their loss</h2>One of the Canadian victims was 19-year-old Ashtyn Prosser-Blake, who died by suicide in March 2023. "He was just such a super happy, really gentle soul, always looking to stand up for the underdog, the kids that got picked on," his mother, Kim Prosser, told the BBC. Prosser said her son's mental health deteriorated after the COVID-19 pandemic. After attending college in Toronto for a year, he returned home but continued to struggle.&nbsp;"The pain of losing my son Ashtyn doesn't ease because someone sits behind bars," she said. “There is no solace in my healing journey to see someone else suffer.” In the United Kingdom, David Parfett's son Thomas, 22, is among those whose deaths have been linked to substances allegedly supplied by Law. "Tom was somebody who really saw the joy in life. He would find humour in the weirdest places. I often think about his laugh," Parfett said.&nbsp;“Tom was a massive football fan, and he was a good footballer as well. I miss the opportunity to enjoy the 2026 World Cup with him.” Thomas reportedly paid the equivalent of £50 for the substance before his body was discovered in a hotel in Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey, in 2021. While welcoming Law’s guilty plea, Parfett said he remained disappointed that a UK trial would not take place. "I would have preferred Kenneth Law to be tried here [in the UK]. I would have wanted to have seen him in court answering charges related to my son's death," he told the BBC.&nbsp;Parfett is now calling for a public inquiry into the deaths linked to Law’s products. He said authorities must understand this issue and stop other people, unfortunately suffering the loss of a family member due to a very preventable suicide. The toll here is astonishing, multiple deaths, including of children, and yet we don't see any coordinated attempt to really understand it.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/extreme-heat-puts-dangerous-stress-on-your-heart-doctors-warn-1780078567983/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/extreme-heat-puts-dangerous-stress-on-your-heart-doctors-warn-1780078567983/embed</a><h2>International investigation</h2>Law was arrested in May 2023 following a major international investigation involving at least 11 law enforcement agencies and authorities from around a dozen countries, including the UK, the United States, and Italy. His arrest came shortly after a newspaper investigation alleged he was selling poisonous substances to vulnerable young people. An undercover journalist reportedly communicated directly with Law while posing as a customer.&nbsp;According to reports, Law advised the journalist on how to use the substances to best ensure death. Canadian investigators previously told the BBC that Law operated multiple websites selling products and equipment intended to help people end their lives. Under Canadian law, individuals convicted of aiding suicide can face prison sentences of up to 14 years.

Canadian man Kenneth Law pleads guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicide after selling toxic chemicals online. Families of UK victims seek accountability and a public inquiry

A Canadian man accused of supplying toxic chemicals used in multiple suicides around the world has pleaded guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicide. Kenneth Law, 60, entered guilty pleas in an Ontario court on Friday as part of an agreement with prosecutors, who dropped more serious murder charges against him. Authorities allege that the former chef sold approximately 1,200 packages of toxic substances to people he encountered through online suicide forums across 40 countries. Roughly one-quarter of those shipments were sent to the United Kingdom. The charges against Law relate solely to Canadian victims. However, families of British victims have expressed frustration that UK prosecutors will not pursue separate charges against him over the deaths of 79 Britons allegedly linked to the substances he supplied. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said it agreed to the Canadian plea arrangement on the condition that the British deaths be considered during sentencing. According to a CPS letter obtained by the BBC, Law will not face prosecution in the UK because he could challenge extradition after being convicted of comparable offences in Canada. Specialist CPS prosecutor Andrew Hudson said incorporating UK victims into the Canadian sentencing process represented the quickest and most effective route to justice. Hudson explained that a successful extradition was far from guaranteed and would have taken years to conclude, while any UK prosecution could have been blocked under double jeopardy principles. Also Read: Federal judge orders removal of Trump's name from iconic Kennedy Center, blocks closure plan Families reflect on their loss One of the Canadian victims was 19-year-old Ashtyn Prosser-Blake, who died by suicide in March 2023. "He was just such a super happy, really gentle soul, always looking to stand up for the underdog, the kids that got picked on," his mother, Kim Prosser, told the BBC. Prosser said her son's mental health deteriorated after the COVID-19 pandemic. After attending college in Toronto for a year, he returned home but continued to struggle. "The pain of losing my son Ashtyn doesn't ease because someone sits behind bars," she said. “There is no solace in my healing journey to see someone else suffer.” In the United Kingdom, David Parfett's son Thomas, 22, is among those whose deaths have been linked to substances allegedly supplied by Law. "Tom was somebody who really saw the joy in life. He would find humour in the weirdest places. I often think about his laugh," Parfett said. “Tom was a massive football fan, and he was a good footballer as well. I miss the opportunity to enjoy the 2026 World Cup with him.” Thomas reportedly paid the equivalent of £50 for the substance before his body was discovered in a hotel in Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey, in 2021. While welcoming Law’s guilty plea, Parfett said he remained disappointed that a UK trial would not take place. "I would have preferred Kenneth Law to be tried here [in the UK]. I would have wanted to have seen him in court answering charges related to my son's death," he told the BBC. Parfett is now calling for a public inquiry into the deaths linked to Law’s products. He said authorities must understand this issue and stop other people, unfortunately suffering the loss of a family member due to a very preventable suicide. The toll here is astonishing, multiple deaths, including of children, and yet we don't see any coordinated attempt to really understand it. https://www.wionews.com/videos/extreme-heat-puts-dangerous-stress-on-your-heart-doctors-warn-1780078567983/embed International investigation Law was arrested in May 2023 following a major international investigation involving at least 11 law enforcement agencies and authorities from around a dozen countries, including the UK, the United States, and Italy. His arrest came shortly after a newspaper investigation alleged he was selling poisonous substances to vulnerable young people. An undercover journalist reportedly communicated directly with Law while posing as a customer. According to reports, Law advised the journalist on how to use the substances to best ensure death. Canadian investigators previously told the BBC that Law operated multiple websites selling products and equipment intended to help people end their lives. Under Canadian law, individuals convicted of aiding suicide can face prison sentences of up to 14 years.

Kenneth Law pleaded guilty to 14 counts of aiding suicide after selling toxic substances linked to deaths in Canada, the UK, and beyond

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