Wimbledon 2026: Qualifiers Continue Giant-Killing Run as Roman Safiullin and Shintaro Mochizuki Spark Major Upsets
Qualifiers eye more shocks after causing Wimbledon upsets Roman Safiullin, a Russian qualifier who has...
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Qualifiers eye more shocks after causing Wimbledon upsets Roman Safiullin, a Russian qualifier who has...
Centre orders blocking of battery management apps used to turn off e-rickshaws The Centre has...
The US has expressed concerns over an alleged Israeli plot to kill key Iranian negotiators, highlighting the delicate state of international relations and the risks involved in diplomatic efforts to revive the Iran nuclear deal.
A devastating incident occurred outside the United Nations headquarters in New York as a Tibetan activist, Lobga Rangzen, set himself on fire to protest China's policies towards Tibet, highlighting the worsening human rights crisis and sparking global condemnation and calls for immediate action.
** The DMK has moved the Supreme Court to prevent TVK leaders from making public statements that may compromise the investigation into the Karur stampede, which resulted in the loss of six lives and sparked widespread outrage, with the party citing concerns over the fairness and independence of the investigative process.
China's government has defended its new 'Ethnic Unity' law, which introduces strict punishments for actions deemed to undermine ethnic unity, amid widespread international criticism and concerns over minority rights and human rights abuses.
Ukrainian forces have launched a series of drone strikes against Russian power plants and military installations in Crimea, aiming to put pressure on President Putin and his government to end the ongoing conflict. The attacks have caused fuel shortages, power blackouts, and disruptions to Russian military operations, raising concerns about the potential for further escalation and the need for a peaceful resolution to the crisis.
** Telangana's Excise Minister, Jupally Rama Rao, has challenged KTR and Harish to a public debate on the state's mounting debts, which have risen from ₹90,161 crore in 2014 to ₹8,21,651 crore by December 2023, amid criticism from opposition parties over the BRS government's financial management.
** A Greek MEP, Stelios Kouloglou, was targeted with Pegasus spyware while investigating its use in Europe, a new report by the Citizen Lab reveals. The attacks on Kouloglou's device highlight the risks faced by parliamentarians and the need for greater protection against cyber threats.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to make his first official visit to New Zealand,...
Ali Khamenei’s Six-Day Funeral Expected to Draw Millions in Iran The small hours of Friday...
** Bengaluru, India's tech capital, has been plagued by civic negligence, resulting in over 12,000 deaths between 2015 and 2020. The city's residents face numerous challenges, including poor sanitation, inadequate healthcare, and crumbling infrastructure, highlighting the need for a fundamental shift in governance structures to prioritize resident welfare.
The Canadian government has unveiled a $20 billion oil pipeline project aimed at increasing trade with Asia and reducing reliance on the US market, despite concerns over environmental and social impacts.
In a surprising move, businessman Steve Witkoff and former advisor Jared Kushner have shifted their focus to resolving the US-Iran crisis, amidst the escalating Ukraine war, leaving many to wonder about their priorities and the potential implications for global stability.
** The World Health Organization (W.H.O.) has declared the hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise ship over, following a thorough investigation and implementation of stringent health protocols. The outbreak, which resulted in 3 deaths and several severe cases, highlights the risks of hantavirus and the importance of global health coordination and surveillance.
** 'A 44-year-old security guard has been rescued from the rubble in Venezuela, eight days after the devastating earthquake that struck the nation. The miraculous rescue has brought joy and hope to the community, amidst the widespread destruction and chaos caused by the disaster.'
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, the nation is forced to confront its complex history, ongoing struggles, and future growth, sparking reflections on its founding principles, modern-day reality, and place in the world.
Ukrainian forces have been crossing into Russian territory, targeting key military installations and infrastructure, prompting a robust response from President Vladimir Putin, who has unleashed a wave of strikes against Ukrainian cities, causing significant damage and loss of life, and raising fears of a major escalation of the conflict.
Anger as report says Trump hijacked US anniversary to serve own agenda – US politics...
Germany's government has announced a new economic growth package to boost the country's sluggish economy and counter the rising far-right movement, with measures including tax cuts, infrastructure investments, and promotions of innovation and entrepreneurship, in a bid to address the country's economic slowdown and promote unity and stability.