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China has cautioned the U.S. against escalating tensions in the Asia-Pacific, warning that building an ammunition facility could trigger “war chaos.” Beijing emphasizes diplomatic resolution while signaling its readiness to counter military expansion. Analysts see this as a high-stakes warning amid rising regional security tensions.


China Warns U.S. Over Asia-Pacific Tensions, Opposes Ammunition Facility 

A new study shows that midlife nutrition significantly impacts memory in later years. Eating a balanced, nutrient-rich diet in your 40s is linked to better cognitive function in your 80s. Experts suggest making healthy dietary choices early to reduce the risk of memory decline and support long-term brain health.


Study Finds What You Eat In Your 40s Impacts Your Memory In 80s |

Rising tensions around the Strait of Hormuz and surging oil prices are pushing countries to rethink their energy future, fast-tracking the global shift to electric vehicles. With Brent crude crossing $100, governments and consumers alike are accelerating the move away from fuel dependency. Affordable EVs, especially from Chinese manufacturers, are gaining ground worldwide, while the number of countries adopting EVs has expanded rapidly.


Hormuz Risk Could Fast Track EV Adoption

Bangladesh observed Genocide Day with tributes and renewed calls for justice, as Prime Minister Tarique Rahman honoured the victims of 1971 and stressed the need to build a truly democratic nation. Reflecting on the legacy of Operation Searchlight, Rahman criticised the brutality of the crackdown while urging unity and accountability.


Bangladesh Marks Genocide Day, PM Tarique Rahman Pushes Democratic Vision 

Ever wondered why mosquitoes seem to target you more than everyone else? It’s not your imagination—science proves that some people are far more attractive to mosquitoes than others.

From your body chemistry and blood type to the carbon dioxide you exhale, multiple factors play a role in making you a mosquito magnet. Even your skin bacteria and clothing color can influence how often you get bitten!

Why Mosquitos Bite Some People More Than Others: Explained 

Larger-than-life images of slain Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dotted central parks in Srinagar’s Shia-majority localities of Zadibal and Hasanabad for the second consecutive day on Monday, even as a donation drive for the medical aid of people affected by the conflict in Iran gathers momentum across the Valley.

Kashmiris Participate in Donation: $500 Crore To Support Iran 

U.S. Special Envoy Vance reportedly spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to discuss a potential peace deal amid ongoing regional tensions. The conversation signals diplomatic efforts to de-escalate conflicts in the Middle East and explores steps toward negotiation and resolution between the parties.

Netanyahu, JD Vance Discuss Potential Iran Deal

The Strait of Hormuz isn’t just an oil route: it’s a lifeline for the global economy. A shutdown could disrupt up to $2–2.3 billion worth of oil every single day, sending shockwaves through supply chains worldwide. From aviation and shipping to plastics, chemicals and even fertilisers, the ripple effects would hit multiple industries. With nearly 30% of global fertiliser trade also passing through this narrow corridor, the fallout could stretch far beyond energy markets.


Iran War: Hormuz Closure Could Disrupt Billions In Global Trade Daily

Iran has claimed that its long-range Arash-2 drone struck Israel’s busiest Ben Gurion Airport, raising fresh concerns over the evolving threat of low-cost aerial weapons. Designed to travel up to 2,000 kilometres, the drone is said to evade advanced air defence systems, making it a potent tool in modern warfare. While the extent of damage remains unclear, the claim highlights how drone warfare is reshaping the battlefield.


Iran-Israel War: Iran’s Arash-2 Drone Strike Claim Targets Ben Gurion Airport

Volodymyr Zelensky has claimed Ukraine holds “irrefutable” evidence that Russia is sharing intelligence with Iran, potentially deepening the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. According to Kyiv, the alleged cooperation includes signals and operational intelligence that could strengthen Iran’s military capabilities. Russia has denied similar allegations in the past, but the claim raises fresh concerns about a widening geopolitical axis and its impact on global stability and energy markets.


Iran War: Ukraine Warns Russia Helping Iran To Stay Afloat, Links Russia-Iran Ties To Global Chaos

US-Iran War: Confusion and contradiction surround possible US-Iran talks as Donald Trump claims Tehran reached out first, while Iranian officials firmly deny any negotiations. Iran’s state media has pushed back, suggesting Washington sought talks through mediators, a claim the US hasn’t confirmed. With both sides sticking to their narratives, the standoff is fast turning into a war of words over diplomacy.


US-Iran Talks: Iran Parliament Speaker Says Trump Trying To Manipulate Oil Market

US-Iran Talks: Iranian Officials Deny All Claims Of Talks Made By Trump 

Narendra Modi chaired a high-level emergency meeting to review India’s preparedness amid the escalating war in West Asia. The Prime Minister assessed the country’s fuel and gas supply situation, energy security risks, and contingency planning as regional tensions threaten global oil routes.


Iran War: PM Modi Chairs Meeting's Primary Focus To Review India's Energy Security

Donald Trump has warned that the U.S. could “obliterate” Iran’s power plants if Tehran does not reopen the strategic Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours. The threat marks a sharp escalation in the ongoing US-Iran conflict, as the vital shipping route handles roughly one-fifth of global oil supplies. 


US‑Iran War: Iran Awaits Trump's Threat To Blow Up Power Plants, Warns Of Catastrophe From Strikes 

The United States is reportedly considering plans to blockade or seize Iran’s Kharg Island, a critical oil export hub, as tensions escalate in the ongoing US-Iran war. The move is aimed at pressuring Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global shipping route for oil.


US-Iran War: Trump Avoids Confirming Any Military Strategy For Kharg Island

The government has announced a 20% hike in commercial LPG allocation, providing much-needed relief to restaurants, canteens, and hospitals amid a persistent supply crunch. The move ensures uninterrupted cooking and hospital services, helping businesses and essential services operate smoothly. This measure highlights the government’s focus on supporting the food and healthcare sectors during ongoing fuel challenges.


LPG Crisis in India: Govt Eases LPG Crunch - Restaurants, Hospitals Get Priority Supply

Mette Frederiksen has called a snap parliamentary election for 24 March 2026, moving up voting from later in the year amid a diplomatic row over Greenland. The early poll comes as Frederiksen seeks to capitalise on rising public support tied to her firm stance against renewed US pressure over Greenland’s strategic future, while facing domestic political challenges at home.


Denmark Elections: Trump's Territorial Ambitions For Greenland an Election Issue

The Pentagon has reportedly asked for an additional $200 billion in funding for the Iran war. It is planning to deploy more troops to the Middle East, according to a report, which means the war will continue to escalate and expand.


US-Iran War | Reports: US Deploying Additional Warships, Marines to West Asia

Gas prices jumped to four-year highs and oil prices rose again after an escalation of attacks by Israel and Iran on gasfields heightened fears of prolonged disruption to international energy supplies.

QatarEnergy told Reuters on Thursday that Iran had damaged facilities that produced 17% of the state-owned company’s liquefied natural gas (LNG) export capacity and that it would take three to five years to repair them.

Oil Supply Disruption Far More Worse Than What Prices Suggest?

India’s National Investigation Agency has charged six Ukrainian nationals accused of training armed groups, in a case that has drawn international attention. A US citizen has also been detained at Kolkata airport as the probe widens. Ukraine has urged India to ensure transparency as authorities track the accused through immigration records and push forward under anti-terror laws.


Ukraine: Expect India To Handle The Case With Transparency 

Moody's Analytics warns that the conflict in Iran has increased the risk of a U.S. recession to nearly 50% due to soaring oil prices and a weakening labor market. The surge in energy costs, driven by potential disruptions to oil shipments via the Strait of Hormuz, is expected to trigger a significant drop in consumer spending, making a downturn increasingly difficult to avoid. 


Iran War: Moody's Warns of US Recession Risks

A deepening global energy crunch is putting pressure on countries across Asia, where many economies rely heavily on imported fuel. With supply chains disrupted and prices volatile, major energy importers are feeling the strain more than ever.


Iran War: Global Energy Crunch Deepens As Asia Faces Severe Fuel Supply Shock

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) says it has launched a new wave of attacks on Iran, targeting Iranian military infrastructure and regime facilities in the capital and other regions, as part of the ongoing Middle East conflict. The military operation follows escalating exchanges between Israel and Iran, including rocket and missile launches and previous airstrikes by both sides.

Israel Launches Fresh Wave Of Strikes Across Iran

U.S. President Donald Trump says diplomatic talks with Cuba are underway and hinted that Washington may focus on Havana after addressing the conflict with Iran. Trump stated that while Cuba desires a deal, the U.S. will deal with Iran first before shifting attention to Cuba’s longstanding tensions and political crisis.

Trump Renews Threats To Topple Govt In Cuba, Calls It A 'Failed Nation'

The profile of one of China’s top nuclear weapons scientists has been scrubbed from the website of the nation’s engineering brains trust.

Zhao Xiangeng, 72, was a member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering (CAE), the nation’s highest academic body for engineering science and technology, but his profile page has disappeared from the CAE’s site.

Xi Jinping: Total Loyalty, No Corruption Mission

Hollywood’s biggest night is here as Conan O’Brien returns to host the 98th Academy Awards. Netflix’s animated hit ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ took home the Oscar for Best Animated Feature, making waves with fans and critics alike. The ceremony celebrated the year’s standout films, performances, and behind-the-scenes talent, highlighting the global influence of streaming platforms in shaping modern Hollywood entertainment.


Oscars 2026: Conan O’Brien Hosts 98th Oscars, ‘Kpop Demon Hunters’ Wins Big 

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