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The Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world’s most critical energy chokepoints, handling nearly 20% of global oil and energy trade. Rising tensions in the region have renewed fears over disruptions to global supply chains, oil prices, and international shipping routes. As concerns grow over security in the Gulf, the Hormuz crisis is drawing worldwide attention due to its massive impact on global energy markets and economic stability.


Hormuz Crisis: The Strait of Hormuz Handles 20% of Global Energy Trade

India’s defence capabilities have received a major boost after DRDO successfully tested three major defence technologies within just 72 hours.

The rapid series of tests signals India’s accelerating push toward advanced indigenous military systems and strategic preparedness.

DRDO Successfully Conducts Three Key Defence Tests in 72 Hours 

China’s economy continues to gain momentum through strong manufacturing exports, while the International Monetary Fund has lowered its growth outlook for the United States amid ongoing tariff pressures and trade uncertainty. The contrasting economic trends highlight shifting global market dynamics as Beijing strengthens export-driven growth and Washington faces concerns over inflation, trade policy, and slowing economic expansion.


China Drives Growth Through Manufacturing Exports; IMF Cuts US Growth Outlook Amid Tariffs

TikTok is seeking to overturn its European Union “gatekeeper” designation as the platform pushes back against strict EU Big Tech regulations under the Digital Markets Act. The company argues that the designation unfairly subjects it to tougher rules designed for dominant tech giants. The legal challenge highlights growing tensions between global technology firms and European regulators over competition, privacy, and digital market control.


Tiktok Sees To Overturn EU Gatekeeper Designation; Tiktok Fights Strict EU Big Tech Rules 

Donald Trump’s proposed “Golden Dome” missile defense shield could carry a staggering price tag of $1.2 trillion, according to new estimates, while the U.S. Congress has approved only $24 billion so far for the ambitious project. The defense initiative, aimed at strengthening America’s missile interception capabilities, has sparked debate over military spending, national security priorities, and long-term feasibility.


Trump's 'Golden Dome' to Cost $1.2 Trillion | Congress Clears $24 Billion So Far 

As U.S. President Donald Trump prepares for his high-profile summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, reports indicate that the U.S. First Lady will not accompany him on the trip. The visit, focused on trade, diplomacy, and rising global tensions, marks a significant moment in U.S.-China relations.

Trump-Xi Meet: US First Lady Not Travelling to Beijing with Trump 

U.S. President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping during his visit to Beijing this week, as both countries seek to stabilize a relationship strained by tensions over trade, Taiwan and the Iran war. White House correspondent Trevor Hunnicutt explains. 


Why Trump's Return to Beijing After Nearly a Decade Matters Globally

Pakistan, which is playing mediator to end the U.S.-Iran war, allowed Iranian military aircraft to park on its airfields to shield them from American airstrikes.


Report: Pakistan Hosted Iranian Aircraft During Ceasefire

Russia and Ukraine swapped accusations of breaking a U.S.-brokered ceasefire on Sunday, with both sides claiming to have suffered casualties in drone and artillery strikes over the past 24 hours.

President Trump had announced Friday that Russia and Ukraine would swap 1,000 prisoners as part of a three-day ceasefire, coinciding with the observation of Victory Day in Russia over the weekend. 

Russia: Ukraine Targeting Civilian Infra in Moscow, Belgorod & Crimea

In a fresh update on the Russia-Ukraine war, President Vladimir Putin has stated that Russia is open to holding meetings either in Moscow or a neutral third country to explore possible diplomatic solutions. The remarks come amid ongoing conflict and renewed international pressure for negotiations aimed at de-escalation and peace talks between the two sides.


Russia-Ukraine War: Putin Says Russia Ready for Talks in Moscow or Neutral Country  

Tensions escalate in the US-Iran conflict as the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) warns of strong retaliation if Iranian tankers or vessels come under attack in the Gulf region. The IRGC stated it could strike US military sites and interests across the Gulf if hostilities continue, raising fears of a wider regional escalation.


US-Iran War: IRGC Threatens Strikes on US Gulf Bases if Tankers Are Hit

Indian ships are safely exiting the Strait of Hormuz. Eleven Indian vessels have already passed through, with thirteen remaining in the Persian Gulf. Diplomatic talks with Iran are ongoing to ensure the safe passage of all remaining ships to India. All Indian seafarers in the region are reported to be safe. No incidents involving Indian-flagged vessels have occurred recently.


Hormuz Crisis: 11 Indian Ships Exit Strait of Hormuz, 13 Still in Persian Gulf | World DNA 

Tensions between the United States and Iran have escalated sharply as Washington confirms strikes on Iranian-linked vessels amid the ongoing conflict in the Gulf region. President Donald Trump has warned of even stronger retaliation if attacks continue, while diplomatic efforts for a ceasefire remain uncertain.

US-Iran War: US Opens Fire on Iranian Ships, Trump Warns of Even Violent Retaliation

A new international research paper has linked masculine behaviour patterns with higher environmental damage and larger carbon footprints. 


Are Men Really 'Bad for the Planet'? Scientists Affirmative

Celebrations in Paris turned chaotic after Paris Saint-Germain secured qualification for the UEFA Champions League final against Bayern Munich. While thousands gathered across the city to celebrate, parts of the festivities descended into violence and disorder.


PSG Victory Celebrations Violence: 127 People Arrested In Paris, 23 Police Officers Injured

US President Donald Trump has described recent US strikes on Iranian targets as a “love tap,” downplaying the intensity of the military exchange amid escalating tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. His remarks come after reports of missile, drone, and naval confrontations between US and Iranian forces, with both sides claiming defensive action.


US-Iran War: Trump Describes Strikes On Iran As 'Love Tap' 

Iran has reportedly introduced new rules for vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz, tightening control over one of the world’s most critical oil shipping routes. According to reports, Tehran’s newly established maritime authority is requiring ships to submit detailed information and obtain prior authorization before transit.

US-Iran War: Tehran Imposes New Rules for Hormuz Passage 

A robot monk has made its debut at Jogyesa Temple in Seoul, marking a unique blend of tradition and technology in South Korea’s Buddhist practices. The robotic figure is designed to assist with rituals, engage visitors, and demonstrate how modern innovation is being integrated into spiritual spaces. The development has sparked curiosity and debate about the future of religious experiences in a tech-driven world.


Robot Monk Makes Debut at Jogyesa Temple in Seoul

On the first anniversary of Operation Sindoor, the Indian Air Force has released a special commemorative video highlighting the mission, its strategic significance, and the strength of India’s air power. The video showcases key moments, operational readiness, and the armed forces’ capabilities, marking a year since the landmark operation. Stay tuned for more defence updates and exclusive coverage.

Indian Air Force Marks Operation Sindoor’s First Anniversary with Special Video

Thailand has announced stricter oversight measures in its tourism sector following reports of public indecency incidents involving tourists. Authorities say the move is aimed at preserving public order, protecting cultural values, and maintaining the country’s global tourism image. Officials have warned that violators will face strict legal action as Thailand continues to welcome millions of international visitors each year.

Thailand Tourism: Thailand Vows Strict Oversight After Public Sex Incidents

Amid the ongoing Iran war, global aviation markets are under severe pressure as jet fuel prices surge sharply, with reports indicating increases of over 120% in affected regions. The crisis, driven by disrupted oil supply routes and geopolitical tensions, is pushing up airline operating costs and raising concerns about higher ticket prices and flight disruptions worldwide.

Iran War: Global Jet Fuel Prices Jump Over 120% Amid Crisis 

A new study covering 1,800 schools across the United States has found that banning mobile phones in classrooms has shown minimal impact on overall academic performance. While some improvements in focus and discipline were observed, researchers say the policy alone is not enough to significantly boost student grades. The findings are adding fresh debate to ongoing discussions on phone use in schools.

US School Mobile Ban: Study of 1,800 US Schools Finds Minimal Academic Impact 

India has reaffirmed its stance on maintaining a bilateral sports ban with Pakistan, with officials also confirming that no bilateral diplomatic or sporting ties will be resumed for now. The decision reflects continued political and security concerns between the two nations, keeping all India-Pakistan sporting engagements suspended.


India Keeps Pakistan Sports Ban, Rules Out Bilateral Ties

A court has released a purported suicide note linked to financier Jeffrey Epstein, reigniting scrutiny around his 2019 jail death. The document’s release adds fresh attention to ongoing debates, investigations, and conspiracy theories surrounding the case. Authorities and legal experts continue to examine the authenticity and implications of the files as part of broader Epstein-related disclosures.

Epstein Files: Court Releases Purported Epstein Suicide Note

A close aide of BJP leader Suvendu Adhikari has been shot dead in West Bengal, triggering renewed concerns over political violence and law and order in the state. The incident has sparked strong reactions from political circles, while police have launched an investigation to identify those responsible. The killing comes amid an already tense political atmosphere in the region.

West Bengal Violence: Close Aide of BJP Leader Suvendu Adhikari Shot Dead

Amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, Moscow has issued a strong warning of retaliatory strikes if any attempts are made to disrupt Victory Day celebrations. The statement highlights rising tensions as both sides continue to exchange threats and military actions. Security has been tightened across key Russian cities ahead of the annual event, which remains a major symbol of national pride and wartime remembrance.


Russia-Ukraine War: Moscow Threatens Retaliatory Strikes if Victory Day is Disrupted

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