August 3, 2026

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Behind the Uniform: Families of Injured Delhi Policemen Break Their Silence After CJP Protest Violence

** The families of injured Delhi police officers are breaking their silence after violent clashes during the July 20 CJP protest, sharing stories of brutal assaults and emotional trauma, and calling for a more nuanced approach to managing protests to prevent such violent clashes in the future.

Editorial: Dharmendra Pradhan’s Resignation Is More Than a Political Exit – It Is a Test of BJP’s Accountability

The resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan ahead of Parliament's Monday session is a major political moment for the BJP, as the party faces pressure to demonstrate accountability and address public concerns over exam paper leaks and education reforms, setting the stage for a crucial parliamentary session.

India’s Silent Climate Threat: Why 56 Himalayan Glacial Lakes Could Become the Next Major Disaster

** India's Himalayan region is home to 2,485 glacial lakes, with 56 deemed "very high risk" of catastrophic flooding due to climate change. Rising temperatures and expanding human activity are transforming these lakes into potential disaster zones, threatening downstream communities, infrastructure, and entire river valleys.

Iran War Costs America 37.5 Billion: Is Washington Heading Toward Another Endless Conflict

The United States has spent an estimated $37.5 billion on the war with Iran, according to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, raising concerns about the long-term financial, military, and political consequences of the conflict, and sparking questions about whether America is heading toward another endless and costly war.

Pentagon Faces Scrutiny Over Alleged Underreporting of U.S. Military Injuries During Iran Conflict

** The Pentagon is under fire for allegedly underreporting the number of US military injuries during the conflict with Iran, with initial reports stating only 7 injuries, later revised to 34, and critics suggesting dozens more were actually hurt, raising concerns over transparency and accountability in the Trump administration.

Why Did Zelenskyy Remove Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov Ukraine’s Leadership Shake-Up Explained

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's decision to remove Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has sent shockwaves through the country, prompting protests and concern among European allies. Fedorov, a key architect of Ukraine's asymmetric warfare strategy, was widely credited with modernizing the country's military through drone warfare and digital transformation. The move has raised questions about Ukraine's future military strategy and wartime leadership, with thousands calling for Fedorov's reinstatement.

US military struggles with translating battlefield successes into lasting peace and stability overseas

As the US marks over two decades of involvement in global conflicts, the Trump administration confronts the harsh realities of the military's limitations, struggling to translate battlefield successes into lasting peace and stability, a challenge exacerbated by a reliance on firepower and a lack of understanding of local dynamics.

Why PM Narendra Modi’s Punjab Visit Could Be a Game-Changer for BJP’s Punjab Assembly Election Strategy in 2027

** Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Punjab visit highlights BJP's long-term strategy to expand its political footprint in the state, focusing on developmental projects, economic development, and social outreach, particularly targeting the influential Ravidassia community, ahead of the 2027 Assembly elections.

India-UK Free Trade Deal Explained: Key Benefits, Economic Gains, and What It Means for Businesses and Consumers

The India-UK Free Trade Agreement has come into effect, promising to boost bilateral trade, reduce tariffs, and create new opportunities for businesses and workers in both countries, with significant benefits for sectors such as textiles, automobiles, and pharmaceuticals.

Taiwan’s 1.4 Billion PAVE PAWS Radar Tracks China’s Surprise Ballistic Missile Launch, Highlighting Growing Cross-Strait Tensions

Taiwan's $1.4 billion PAVE PAWS radar system has successfully tracked a surprise ballistic missile launch by China, demonstrating the island's expanding ability to monitor strategic military activity across the Taiwan Strait and highlighting the growing importance of advanced radar networks in the region.

‘Satluj’ Controversy Rocks Punjab Politics: How Diljit Dosanjh’s Film Has Reignited Identity, Free Speech and Election-Year Fault Lines

The "Satluj" controversy has rapidly evolved from an entertainment issue to a major political flashpoint in Punjab, exposing ideological divisions and reigniting debates on identity, free speech, and cultural representation, with political parties struggling to navigate the complex issue ahead of elections.

10 Years Since Burhan Wani’s Death: How Kashmir’s Militancy Has Changed Over a Decade

It's been 10 years since the death of Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani, which marked a watershed moment in the Kashmir conflict, triggering months of unrest and reshaping both militancy and counter-insurgency in the region, with significant changes in the security landscape, militancy, and political realities.

Khamenei’s Funeral Draws Mourners Across Iran’s Regional Network as Supporters Rally from Lebanon to Pakistan

The funeral of Iran's former Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has become a regional event, with mourning ceremonies extending beyond Iran's borders to Lebanon, Iraq, Pakistan, and Yemen, showcasing Tehran's extensive political and ideological influence across the Middle East and South Asia.

Global Conflict and Rising Energy Prices: How Geopolitical Tensions Are Reshaping the World Economy

The surge in energy prices due to global conflict is having far-reaching consequences, from affecting farmers and food production to reshaping geopolitics and international relations, with significant impacts on the global economy and world order.