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Around 700 of the images were considered to be of the most serious type, portraying violence or coercion.
Around a quarter of all seaborne oil and a fifth of the world's liquified natural gas transit through the strait, according to the International Energy Agency
Moscow controlled 19.5 percent of Ukrainian territory, either fully or partially, in mid-February, compared with 18.6 percent a year earlier.
The economy ticked up just 0.1% in the October-December period versus the third quarter. For full-year 2025, GDP rose 2.6%, the national statistics agency reported on Monday
The SPD’s specific proposal would ban social media for under-14s, and platforms would be required to provide suitable content for those between the ages of 14 and 16.
Canada sends about 70% of its exports to the United States
Visitors are currently screened before entering, while 40 to 60 people provide discreet security inside
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Carney agreed in November on the sidelines of G20 meeting to start talks on a trade pact
Starmer's under-fire government has been beset by missteps, resignations and firings, and policy U-turns since sweeping to power 19 months ago with a huge parliamentary majority
Anthropic’s AI model Claude is currently the only AI system available within the US military’s classified networks and is widely regarded as a leader in enterprise applications.
Israel says it is committed to maintaining this status quo, though Palestinians fear it is being eroded.
Tensions have escalated between Iran and the United States, and there are apprehensions that the situation could result in a military conflict.
Implementation of the project with Punjab will minimise the wastage of Ravi waters that currently flow past the Madhopur Headworks into Pakistan, a long-standing anomaly India is now correcting.
A coalition led by his Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) won a decisive two-thirds majority in the parliamentary election, according to the results published in the official gazette of the Bangladesh Election Commission.
JeffTube repackages DOJ’s Epstein video release into a searchable streaming site, drawing rapid traffic and debate over access and verification.
Market data, industry research, and reporting by The Telegraph show that antidepressant use has risen steadily since the Covid-19 pandemic and surged sharply after the invasion of Ukraine.
The submission follows a February 12 Supreme Court order on Imran Khan’s medical treatment, with a fresh verdict now expected based on the latest findings.
TIB’s findings go beyond isolated violations. They point to systemic weaknesses in the institutions meant to protect democratic credibility, most notably the Election Commission of Bangladesh.
The fallout from the crushing defeat extended well beyond the PCB dressing room and into Pakistan’s civil-military corridors, igniting tensions between the PCB chief and the army leadership.
According to the latest estimates from the US Department of Defense, China possessed more than 600 nuclear warheads by the end of 2024 and is on track to cross 1,000 by 2030.
In 2024, India’s investigation into the US claims found that rogue operatives not authorized by the government had been involved in the murder plot.
Alibaba has been among the most aggressive investors in and advocates for AI since DeepSeek reinvigorated the local tech industry.
The case has drawn national attention because Nancy Guthrie is the mother of Savannah Guthrie. Despite extensive searches and thousands of public tips, investigators have confirmed there is still no proof of life or death.
An internal email dated January 13, 2020 shows American officials discussing steps to locate the victim in India so that she could access financial and therapeutic support available under US victim compensation schemes.
The grooming gangs issue has become shorthand in Europe for Pakistan’s failure to address misogyny, child exploitation and extremist social norms within sections of its diaspora.
He said that Europe is yet to sanction Russian nuclear energy firm Rosatom and criticised the lack of measures taken against relatives of sanctioned individuals who "live and study in Europe and the United States."
Elon Musk claims Jeffrey Epstein backed a Tesla short campaign and involved Bill Gates in a 1% bet; allegation posted on X without evidence.
In an operation called Operation Windlord, three C-17 Globemaster aircraft transported eight modules of the Ward 250 microreactor from California to Utah.
As Pakistan’s batting collapsed under pressure, public anger found a convenient focal point in Mohsin Naqvi, who currently serves as both Interior Minister and Chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board.
The BNP’s sweeping mandate, coupled with the strongest parliamentary showing ever by Jamaat-e-Islami, has placed India-Bangladesh relations at a delicate crossroads.
Police described the derailment as “probably with injuries” and said emergency response efforts were ongoing as more information became available.
The case involving Nikhil Gupta centres on an alleged plot to assassinate Pannun, the leader of the Sikhs for Justice organisation, which advocates for Khalistan.
Unverified claims that Kim Jong Un fed his uncle to dogs resurfaced years after the confirmed 2013 execution of Jang Song-thaek on charges of treachery.
Social media chatter and political circles are abuzz with suggestions that Yunus could be accommodated in a constitutional role, possibly with the backing of the incoming government.
A sweeping US Justice Department disclosure reveals emails and messages linking Jeffrey Epstein to politicians, billionaires and media figures, but stops short of confirming long-running conspiracy claims.
After Pakistan’s loss to India in the T20 World Match on February 15, unease has reportedly travelled far beyond the dressing room and into the country’s civil-military corridors.
The US president’s sharp criticism of Isaac Herzog for not pardoning Benjamin Netanyahu has sparked rare tension between close allies and stirred debate inside Israel.
The crowds are smaller than in 2020, but the anger over immigration raids and fatal shootings may be cutting deeper and lasting longer.
New polling suggests that even as conspiracy beliefs persist, many Republican voters have moved on from demanding more disclosures about Jeffrey Epstein.
At the Munich Security Conference, top Trump officials offered sharply different visions of America’s relationship with Europe, deepening uncertainty about NATO’s future.
As the Sun slowly grows brighter over billions of years, our planet will eventually become uninhabitable and may one day be consumed.
Deep beneath the ocean between Greenland and Iceland, a vast cascade of cold water plunges silently for thousands of feet.
Juliette Bryant recounts being recruited as a student and says women who introduced her to Jeffrey Epstein laughed during alleged assaults.
A late-night break-in took an unexpected turn when the suspect swapped heavy machinery for a farm animal during his getaway.
Newly released footage captures an undercover sting in which a former employee allegedly attempted to market Jeffrey Epstein’s so-called “little black book.”
For now, Imran Khan remains inside Adiala Jail, under medical observation, as the country waits for a verdict that could shape not just his immediate future, but Pakistan’s already strained political climate.
A US remark suggesting Washington deliberately tightened Iran’s access to dollars highlights how financial pressure, not military force, was used to fuel economic strain and potential unrest in Tehran.
South Korea’s intelligence briefing suggests Kim Jong Un is positioning his daughter Kim Ju-ae as a future leader, signalling a potential shift in North Korea’s traditional succession pattern.
Demand for non-sanctioned tankers has soared in recent months as a flood of supplies hits global oil markets, at the same time that a chunk of the fleet is subject to western sanctions
Claims tied to SRCC — strikes, riots and civil commotion — are emerging as a growing headache for insurers
