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Trump's fresh Op Sindoor claim: 'Pak leaders keep thanking me for saving millions of lives, preventing war with India'

After the Pahalgam attack last year that killed 26 Indians, India launched Operation Sindoor. Trump repeatedly claimed he helped stop a war between India and Pakistan after Operation Sindoor.

US warships left Gulf of Oman after IRGC issued warning, says Iranian media | Watch

Earlier, the US military confirmed that two warships had moved through the strait to begin mine-clearing operations, underscoring the growing risk of confrontation in the region.

Oman urges continued US–Iran talks, says success may require 'painful concessions'

Oman’s Foreign Minister urged continued US–Iran talks, calling for ceasefire extension and warning that success may require “painful concessions”.

Trump says Iran unwilling to give up nuclear ambitions, outlines US pledge: 'Only one thing that matters'

Trump also referenced briefings from JD Vance, Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner regarding the Islamabad talks, which he said were facilitated by Pakistan’s leadership including Asim Munir and Shehbaz Sharif.

Trump says US to begin naval blockade of Hormuz as talks collapse, threatens to finish up Iran

Donald Trump said Iran’s actions had caused widespread disruption, stating, “Iran promised to open the Strait of Hormuz, and they knowingly failed to do so

No one left behind: Entire US delegation departs after Iran talks collapse

The US negotiating team, including JD Vance, left Islamabad after failed Iran talks, ending hopes of back-channel diplomacy.

Israel army prepares for possible war resumption with Iran as talks with US collapse

Diplomatic efforts between Tehran and Washington have broken down without agreement.

Turkey-Israel tensions rise as Erdogan issues invasion warning, Netanyahu fires back

The war of words intensified as Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz accused Turkey of engaging in antisemitism and conducting what he described as sham legal proceedings targeting Israeli officials.

Vladimir Putin says ready to help peace efforts in call with Iran's Masoud Pezeshkian

The offer came during a phone call between the two leaders, as tensions continue to shape the regional landscape.

Iran issues strong warning after US talks collapse, vows to defend interests 'by any means necessary'

Iran issued a strongly worded response after failed US talks, vowing to defend its interests, while JD Vance and global leaders urged restraint amid rising tensions.

'Born in war, died in war': Israeli strike kills infant girl in south Lebanon during father's funeral

Iran wants a ceasefire for Lebanon as part of talks with the United States, which concluded on Sunday without a breakthrough. But Israel wants to pursue talks with Lebanese officials through a separate track.

Iran death toll reaches 3,375 in war with US-Israel as talks collapse in Pakistan

After 21 hours of talks in Islamabad, delegations from both countries failed to bridge key differences, leaving the future of a fragile ceasefire uncertain.

'Why can’t I move ships? I don't know': Iran taunts US over Hormuz, sanctions after failed talks

The online jibe came as high-stakes negotiations between Washington and Tehran failed to produce a breakthrough.

West Asia crisis: Iran blames 'US-Israeli arrogance' for collapse of Islamabad talks

Iran’s Consulate in Hyderabad blamed “US-Israeli arrogance” for stalled talks, as Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf and others criticised Washington following failed US–Iran negotiations in Islamabad.

China creates new county near Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, Afghanistan to tighten border security: Report

India last year lodged a protest with China over the creation of Hean and Hekang counties, stating that parts of their jurisdiction fall within its union territory of Ladakh,

West Asia crisis: EAM S Jaishankar speaks to UAE leaders, thanks them for supporting Indians

Subrahmanyam Jaishankar met UAE leaders, thanking them for supporting Indians amid regional tensions, as failed US–Iran talks raised fears of renewed conflict and global energy disruption.

UK minister labels Trump remarks 'incendiary', urges continued diplomacy for US-Iran talks breakthrough

The UK minister emphasised that any resolution must ensure Iran is prevented from developing nuclear weapons, framing this as central to long-term stability.

Pakistan eyes $5 billion boost from Saudi Arabia, Qatar ahead of UAE repayment

To avert pressure on Pakistan's weak foreign reserves, Saudi Arabia and Qatar will provide $5 billion in financial assistance, the report said, quoting sources in the finance ministry.

Pakistani official says US-Iran talks in Islamabad saw 'sharp swings and ran overnight' without deal

US Vice President JD Vance left Pakistan after “final and best offer” following which Iran said US failed to build trust despite “constructive initiatives” in talks.

Iran talks: 'Dozens' of calls in 21 hours as JD Vance stayed in constant touch with Donald Trump

US–Iran talks in Islamabad ended without agreement after 21 hours, with JD Vance citing nuclear concerns and Iran blaming “unreasonable” US demands for the deadlock.

Iran's parliament speaker Ghalibaf says US 'failed to build trust' in talks as negotiations stall in Islamabad

In a series of posts on X translated from Persian, Ghalibaf described the Iranian delegation as entering the talks with “good faith and will,” while stressing that longstanding distrust shaped their approach.

Legendary Singer Asha Bhosle Passes Away at 92 | End of an Era

Legendary Indian playback singer Asha Bhosle has passed away at the age of 92 in Mumbai. She breathed her last at Breach Candy Hospital, where she had been admitted due to extreme exhaustion and a chest infection. The news was confirmed by her son, Anand Bhosle. Asha Bhosle’s extraordinary career spanned decades, with thousands of songs across multiple languages, making her one of the most iconic voices in Indian music history. Her passing marks the end of an era, leaving behind a timeless legacy that shaped generations of music lovers. Tributes are pouring in from across the country as fans and the music industry mourn the loss of a legend.

China-Taiwan ties thaw slightly as Beijing restores flights, trade and exchanges after KMT-Xi meeting

The moves come after Xi Jinping met Kuomintang (KMT) leader Cheng Li-wun, marking one of the most visible engagements between Beijing and a Taiwanese political figure in years.

After talks fail in Islamabad, Iran races to restore damaged oil facilities

Tehran is now aiming to restore most of the refining and ‌distribution facilities attacked during the conflict to 70–80% of their capacity in a span of two months.

Iran aims to restore 70–80% of refining capacity within months after strikes hit energy infrastructure

Deputy oil minister Mohammad Sadeq Azimifar said repair work is underway, with parts of the Lavan refinery set to resume operations within 10 days.

What NASA’s Artemis II mission actually revealed about life and space travel

From technical glitches and cramped living to viral moments and deeper insights about Earth, NASA’s Artemis II mission offered a rare, unfiltered look at what it takes to live and work in space.

How war has pushed Iran’s economy to the brink

With infrastructure destroyed, jobs wiped out and businesses shutting down, the scale of economic damage is now shaping Iran’s demands in ongoing talks with the United States.

How students studying war are reacting to Trump’s Iran rhetoric

In classrooms across the US, long-standing ideas about the morality of war are colliding with the unpredictability of Donald Trump’s approach to the Iran conflict.

Dozens of US refuelling jets spotted at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport after failed US Iran talks | Watch

Dozens of US refuelling aircraft at Ben Gurion Airport signal heightened tensions after failed US-Iran talks, even as Gulf energy infrastructure shows signs of recovery.

Saudi Arabia announces full scale operations restored at two energy sites on East-West pipeline

Iranian strikes during the US-Iran conflict targeted key Saudi Arabian energy infrastructure, including oilfields, refineries, gas processing plants and pipeline networks, disrupting production and exports.

How Iran is using memes as a weapon in its war with the US

From AI Lego videos to sarcastic posts aimed at Donald Trump, Iran’s online strategy is shaping narratives globally, even as the conflict continues on the ground.

Stampede at Haiti’s Laferrière Citadel kills at least 30; toll feared to rise

A deadly stampede at Haiti’s Citadel during a crowded UNESCO celebration left casualties, with rain worsening the chaos, as Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé expressed condolences.

As US-Iran talks fail, Tehran says ‘ball in America’s court’ as Strait of Hormuz row deepens

Unless the US agrees to a reasonable deal, there will be no change in situation at the Strait of Hormuz, sais sources close to the Iranian delegation

Iran shuts door on US; Israel-Lebanon talks take centre stage as Gulf stands on edge

After failed US-Iran talks, focus shifts to April 14 Israel-Lebanon ceasefire bid as strikes continue and Gulf tensions remain high.

Life-size statue of Swami Vivekananda unveiled in Seattle, first in the US

The bronze installation has been placed at Westlake Square in downtown Seattle.

No deal, ticking clock: What failed US-Iran talks mean for the fragile ceasefire

US-Iran talks collapse with no deal. What happens to the ceasefire now? Here’s what’s at stake for oil, markets and war risks.

How Hezbollah is still fighting despite years of Israeli strikes

One of the more unexpected turns in this phase of the Middle East conflict has been Hezbollah’s ability to stay active and keep striking Israel, despite having been relatively quiet for over a year.

Netanyahu says Iran is ‘fighting to survive’ as US-Iran peace talks collapse

Netanyahu claims Iran is ‘fighting to survive’ as US-Iran peace talks in Pakistan collapse without agreement.

From gaming chairs to control towers? US pitches gamers for high-stakes aviation jobs

A new US Federal Aviation Administration campaign targets gamers, saying their skills may be surprisingly well-suited for air traffic control.

Are we really alone? NASA chief says the odds don’t look that way

With trillions of galaxies and growing discoveries, the search for life beyond Earth is starting to feel less like science fiction.

Two supertankers make last-minute U-turn at Strait of Hormuz as US-Iran talks collapse

The abrupt turnback near Iran’s Larak island underscores how fragile security remains in the world’s most critical oil chokepoint.

Inside NASA’s strange experiment: Why ‘organ chips’ went to space with astronauts

Tiny lab-grown replicas of human tissue are helping scientists understand what deep space really does to the body.

Pakistan urges Iran and US to uphold ceasefire after inconclusive Islamabad talks

Pakistan has urged Iran and the United States to uphold their ceasefire and continue dialogue after inconclusive talks in Islamabad ended without a deal.

‘VOTE TRUMP, AND BRING BACK PEACE!’ Trump’s old post resurfaces after Iran talks collapse

A 2020 remark on Iran’s negotiating strength and a 2024 campaign message are being recirculated after US-Iran talks in Pakistan ended without agreement.

Iran hits out at US 'coercive logic' after 21-hour talks stalemate: 'Failed in war, failed in talks'

The embassy also pushed back against remarks by US Vice President JD Vance, who had, earlier in the day, described Washington’s proposal as a “best and final offer.”

After US-Iran talks fail, Trump’s first post points to a naval blockade

Trump shares naval blockade article after US-Iran talks in Pakistan end without a deal; Vance says US made final offer to Tehran.

Is the United States Struggling to Secure Sea Routes Amid Rising Iran War Tensions?

Amid escalating tensions in the Iran–United States conflict, questions are rising over whether Washington can maintain maritime security across critical global shipping routes, especially the Strait of Hormuz. Experts Nalin Mehta, Anand Narasimhan, and R Shivshankar analyse the growing risks to global trade, naval deterrence, and regional stability as the crisis unfolds.