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A pilot and co-pilot lost their lives after a private jet crashed and caught fire while attempting an emergency landing in the Dominican Republic.
China’s underwater datacentre near Shanghai uses natural seawater cooling, reducing power consumption by 22 per cent and water use by over 90 per cent.
A massive mosquito swarm at Russia’s Lake Shchuchye forced tourists to remain inside their vehicles as viral videos captured the unusual scene.
Across China, developers are transforming shopping centres into green lifestyle destinations that combine retail, recreation and public spaces.
SpaceX’s anticipated IPO is attracting strong investor interest, with retail participants expected to receive access to the landmark offering.
Growing differences between Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu have come into focus amid renewed Israeli-Iranian military exchanges.
FSSAI has directed food businesses to stop using newspapers for serving and packing food, citing risks from harmful chemicals and contamination.
A humanoid robot performing at a tourist attraction in China accidentally kicked a child, raising fresh concerns about robot safety and accountability.
Donald Trump ruled out early sanctions relief for Iran, while Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent explores using frozen assets for Gulf reconstruction.
Elon Musk has highlighted India’s declining fertility rate after new data showed the country’s Total Fertility Rate has fallen below replacement level.
The US is reportedly exploring the use of Iranian assets to compensate Gulf allies for damages linked to attacks attributed to Tehran.
Indian student Anshul Kuncha was shot dead while delivering pizza in Philadelphia. His family alleges the delivery order was a trap that lured him to a vacant apartment.
Security agencies from five allied nations have warned that Chinese intelligence operatives are using online job platforms to recruit people with access to sensitive information.
Young children account for nearly one-third of all foodborne illnesses worldwide, with unsafe food causing 866 million illnesses annually, according to WHO.
A viral video sparked claims that Donald Trump fell asleep during a White House event, prompting a sharp response from administration officials.
Pope Leo has issued the strongest papal apology yet for the Catholic Church’s historic involvement in slavery, calling it a “wound in Christian memory”.
An Indian national was killed after a reported drone and missile strike damaged facilities at Kuwait International Airport, triggering regional concern.
A Pentagon assessment has reportedly raised concerns over Israeli intelligence activities, though both Israel and the White House have denied the allegations.
Vladimir Putin said BRICS nations are driving a shift away from dollar dependence as countries seek alternatives to Western financial systems.
Iran launched missile strikes targeting US-linked facilities in the Gulf after American attacks on Iranian sites, escalating regional tensions.
