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A British woman was found murdered in Florida after travelling to meet a man she met online. The accused has pleaded not guilty to murder and kidnapping charges.
Russia has charged Telegram founder Pavel Durov with facilitating terrorist activities and issued an international arrest warrant over alleged failures to remove extremist content.
Israel’s secret pipeline, originally built with Iran, is back in focus as attacks on Red Sea shipping raise questions about Saudi Arabia’s future oil export routes.
Pakistan Defence Minister Khawaja Asif has sparked fresh controversy after describing protesters in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) as “enemies like India” while defending the government’s crackdown on demonstrations in the region. His remarks came as protests intensified across PoK over political representation, economic hardship and governance, with reports of multiple casualties following clashes between protesters and […]
The US Senate has confirmed Jay Clayton as Director of National Intelligence in a 51-47 vote, replacing Tulsi Gabbard as President Donald Trump’s intelligence chief.
The US Senate has advanced a Russia sanctions bill that could allow tariffs of up to 100 per cent on major buyers of Russian oil, including India.
The death toll from Japan’s 7.1-magnitude Kumamoto earthquake has risen to 13 as rescuers continue searching a collapsed shopping mall and damaged buildings.
A 7.1-magnitude quake hits Japan’s Kumamoto, triggering damage, evacuations and a mall explosion, with casualties feared and rescue efforts underway.
Donald Trump announced direct peace talks with Iran after a 13-day conflict, with negotiations expected to focus on regional security and the Strait of Hormuz.
At least 17 people were reportedly killed and 35 injured during protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir as violence marred the first phase of legislative assembly elections.
Former UK Home Secretary Priti Patel criticised the delay in Nirav Modi’s extradition, claiming it strained India-UK ties and affected migration discussions.
Outgoing Miss Universe Brazil Maria Gabriela Lacerda drew attention after wearing a gown inspired by The Last Supper, reflecting her Catholic faith.
Servant of God Akash Bashir, who sacrificed his life to stop a suicide bomber from entering a church in Lahore, is on the path to becoming Pakistan’s first Blessed.
Donald Trump thanked Morocco’s King Mohammed VI after a 655-mile highway linking Tiznit and Dakhla was named in his honour.
Multiple people were injured after a shooting at Seattle’s Bite of Seattle food festival, prompting a major police response and an ongoing investigation.
The Quail Springs wildfire is burning near Area 51 in Nevada, drawing attention because of its location, though officials say there is no immediate threat to the base.
Global oil prices fell nearly 7 per cent after the US paused strikes on Iran, easing concerns over crude supply disruptions from the Middle East.
From India to Kenya and Bangladesh, Gen Z-led protests are reshaping politics through digital activism, decentralised organisation and demands for accountability.
A deadly strike on a holiday camp in Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia has intensified the Russia-Ukraine conflict as Zelenskyy continues to seek talks with Putin.
Donald Trump paused US strikes on Iran after 13 days amid military, diplomatic and economic concerns, though Washington says all options remain open.
