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Who was Gholamreza Soleimani? Iran’s Basij chief killed amid Israel‑Iran war
Brig. Gen. Gholamreza Soleimani, head of Iran’s Basij militia, has been killed in a US-Israeli attack, marking a major blow to Tehran’s internal security.
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US election probe finds Indians and other foreigners allegedly voted illegally: Report
Multiple cases of alleged illegal voting by non-citizens, including Indian, Mauritanian, and Chinese nationals, reignite debates on election safeguards in the US.
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Israel vows to hunt down Iran’s new supreme leader, says Khamenei 'not immune'
Israel vows to hunt down Iran’s new supreme leader as overnight strikes kill Ali Larijani and Gholamreza Soleimani, escalating the Middle East conflict.
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Canada not consulted on US-Israel strikes on Iran, won’t join offensive operations
Canada said it was not consulted on the US-Israel strikes on Iran and will not take part in offensive military action, stressing de-escalation and civilian protection.
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Iran confirms death of Ali Khamenei’s 'right-hand man' Larijani in Israeli strike, calls it ‘divine call’
Iran confirmed the death of Ali Larijani, a key architect of its security and nuclear policy, in an Israeli strike, calling it a “divine call.”
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Iran rejects de-escalation offers; Israel says it kills Iranian security chief
Israel kills top Iranian security official as Mojtaba Khamenei rejects ceasefire offers amid ongoing US-Israel conflict.
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'Yes, I’m alive': Netanyahu posts video with US ambassador, jokes about death and ‘six fingers’
Netanyahu posts video with US envoy to dismiss death rumours, mocking AI conspiracy claims amid Israel-Iran conflict.
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Rooftop fire sends billowing smoke over Midtown Manhattan ahead of St. Patrick’s Day parade | Watch
A rooftop fire at 6 East 43rd Street in Manhattan was quickly contained by FDNY, with no impact on the St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
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Is Mojtaba Khamenei receiving medical treatment in Russia? What officials said about reports
Reports claim Iran’s new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was flown to Russia for treatment after the February 28 US-Israeli strike, but Tehran denies the claims.
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Senator Graham says Iran refused US nuclear offer, holds 460 kg of 60% enriched uranium
Senator Lindsey Graham said Iran rejected a US nuclear offer, and Trump’s Operation Epic Fury destroyed Iran’s enrichment program before it could produce weapons-grade uranium.
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'Never heard him so angry': US Senator says Trump furious over allies’ inaction in Strait of Hormuz
Senator Lindsey Graham said he shares President Trump’s anger over European allies’ refusal to help secure the Strait of Hormuz.
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NIA arrests six Ukrainians and one American for plotting terror activities in India: What is the case about?
Seven foreign nationals, including an American and six Ukrainians, have been arrested in India for allegedly training armed groups in Myanmar and facilitating drone operations, raising security concerns in the northeast border region.
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From Khamenei to Larijani: With top leaders killed and Mojtaba missing in action, who runs Iran now?
By targeting the top tier of Iran’s command structure, the US and Israel have fundamentally altered how the country functions internally. But the outcome remains uncertain.
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Trump says to make delayed China trip in 'five or six weeks'
"We have a very good working relationship with China, so we're making it in about five or six weeks," Trump told reporters in the White House.
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Israel has ‘won’ war with Iran, foreign minister says, but goals remain unmet
Saar said Israel was seeking to remove "existential threats", but did not say how the government would determine when those goals had been met
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‘They have nothing now’: Trump asserts Iran’s military defeat and hints at US withdrawal
Trump says US not ready to exit Iran operation, signals withdrawal soon, criticises NATO and delays China visit.
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Pakistan calls off military parade amid financial crisis, austerity drive
In the backdrop of the ongoing Gulf oil crisis and the consequent austerity measures announced by the Government, it has been decided that the Pakistan Day Parade and associated ceremonial events shall not be held on March 23, the government said
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PM Modi condemns attacks on UAE, says both nations discussed the significance of Strait of Hormuz
Since Khamenei's killing, Iran has fired hundreds of missiles and drones in retaliation, targeting US bases and assets in multiple Gulf states. But reports suggest the UAE has been bearing the brunt more than any other Gulf country.
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Trump calls intelligence chief Joe Kent’s resignation over Iran war 'good thing'
Responding to the development, Donald Trump described Kent’s departure as a “good thing,” signaling little tolerance for dissent over the administration’s Iran policy.
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Trump claims ex-US president backed Iran strike but won’t name him. All four deny any contact
The conflicting accounts have raised questions about the accuracy of Trump’s remarks and the identity of the leader he was referring to.
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Trump unloads on NATO, says US ‘does not need anyone's help’ to reopen Strait of Hormuz
"Because of the fact that we have had such Military Success, we no longer 'need,' or desire, the NATO Countries' assistance -- WE NEVER DID! , Donald Trump said in a post on Truth Social
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US loses $330-million Reaper drones in Iran war: Why LUCAS is the new choice | Explained
US strikes on Iran: Since the conflict escalated on February 28, reports suggest that between 11 and 13 MQ-9 Reaper drones have been shot down or destroyed.
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Top US counterterror official resigns over Trump's Iran war, says Tehran posed ‘no imminent threat’
In a statement posted on social media, Kent said he “cannot in good conscience” back the ongoing conflict, directly challenging the rationale behind the US military campaign.
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Netanyahu confirms Larijani killed in Israeli airstrikes, says it gives Iranians chance to overthrow rulers
Benjamin Netanyahu said the overthrow of Iran's authorities by the people 'will not happen all at once', it will not happen easily
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Iran war’s hidden danger: Why desalination plants are the Gulf’s true lifeline and what happens if they're hit
As tensions escalate in the region, desalination plants, which convert seawater into drinking water, have emerged as both indispensable infrastructure and highly vulnerable targets.
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Oil tankers ‘dribble through’ Hormuz: White House flags slow return of traffic as Iran war enters third week
Strait of Hormuz disruption: Kevin Hassett's remarks come as the US-Israel-Iran conflict entered Day 18, with no clear breakthrough in sight since the war began on February 28.
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Trump says ‘we don’t need anybody’ then seeks help: A war stance full of contradictions. What's going on?
Such conflicting statements have become a defining feature of Trump’s approach to the war, with the president oscillating between declarations of victory and warnings that the job is far from finished.
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Who is Ali Larijani? The man ‘calling the shots’ in Iran whom Israel claims to have eliminated
Ali Larijani played a major role in managing the transition period and was widely seen as one of the most important decision makers in the Islamic Republic.
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A walk that saved his life: How Mojtaba Khamenei cheated death by seconds during US-Israel attack
Israeli Blue Sparrow ballistic missiles hit Mojtaba Khamenei’s residence at 9:32 am local time. Just minutes earlier, however, he had stepped outside.
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835 civilians killed, over 1,300 injured: Afghanistan says Pakistan strikes hitting civilians, hospitals, mosques
The latest flashpoint came on Monday, when Pakistani airstrikes reportedly hit a major drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul. Afghan authorities said the strike killed around 400 people and injured another 250.
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Diplomacy turns into battlefield: How embassies are emerging as new frontlines in Iran war | Explained
Iran War News: What began as a military confrontation has evolved into a wider regional crisis, pulling in diplomatic missions, foreign embassies, and civilian infrastructure across West Asia.
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Iran's Mojtaba Khamenei turns down ceasefire offer, vows tough response to US and Israel: Report
The official said Mojtaba Khamenei’s stance on seeking revenge against the United States and Israel was “very tough and serious” during his first foreign policy session,
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OPINION | Middle East Gas Crisis: Pipeline alternative for India
An undersea pipeline offers a less geopolitically exposed, more cost-effective alternative to LNG. SBI CAP has shown that piped gas will be $ 2 per mmbtu cheaper than LNG
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Pakistan bombs Afghanistan while ducking Iran dilemma: Is Asim Munir using war as a distraction?
Pakistan’s strikes in Afghanistan, including the Kabul hospital attack, appear less about security and more about deflecting pressure from the Iran war. Caught between Iran, Saudi Arabia and Trump, Asim Munir’s Pakistan is opening a new front to avoid choosing sides.
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Iran’s regime under pressure, but still firmly in control
Weeks of airstrikes have weakened Iran’s military, but the system itself looks more hardened, with power shifting further toward the IRGC.
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Ali Larijani dead or alive? Iran's security chief responds after Israel’s claim; IDF says Basij head Soleimani killed
The development marks a significant escalation, as Israel appears to be targeting top figures within Iran’s political and security establishment amid the ongoing war.
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Why the Strait of Hormuz may outlast the war itself
Iran’s grip over a narrow sea route has turned into a long-term global risk, not just a
wartime disruption.
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When will the Iran war end? Why there is still no clear timeline and what could happen next
A detailed timeline of the Iran-Israel-US conflict, key leader statements, market reactions, and why the war shows no sign of ending.
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Israel and the US are fighting Iran together, but they don’t want the same end
The strikes may be coordinated, but the exit plan clearly isn’t
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Blaze, breakdowns and burnout: USS Ford crew battles strain during extended Middle East mission
More than 600 sailors were displaced as a result, losing access to their bunks and instead sleeping on floors and tables, the New York Times report said
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War clouds loom in India’s neighbourhood: What’s next after Pakistan’s bloodiest airstrikes on Afghanistan?
On Monday night, Pakistan carried out a massive airstrike on a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul that left 400 people dead and over 250 injured.
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Why Pakistan's Afghanistan hospital massacre jolted a war-weary world, again
Article 18 of the Geneva Convention IV and Article 19 of the Geneva Convention I forbid attacks on hospitals and medical units.
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Iran keeps earning from oil even during war as US looks the other way
Washington is allowing Iranian crude to keep flowing to avoid pushing global prices
even higher.
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Maternity leave can't be denied if adopted child older than 3 months, rules Supreme Court
Iran’s grip over a narrow sea route has turned into a long-term global risk, not just a wartime disruption.
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Why a Middle East war can push up fuel prices, even in oil-producing countries
Oil may be produced locally, but prices are set globally. That is why conflicts far away can still affect what you pay at the pump.
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'You wanna see stock markets go down?' Trump's nuclear warning amid Iran war
Trump added the the surge in oil price is a very small thing compared to the consequences the world might face if Iran build nuclear weapons.
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This AI might pay your bill if it likes your plan
A US startup is turning its AI into a judge of your plans and, in some cases, your sponsor
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AI firms are offering huge pay to hire researchers and academia is feeling the strain
Top AI talent is being pulled into industry with multi-crore salaries, and Indian researchers are part of this high-stakes hiring race
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Better to name this 'Epic Fear': Iran's wartime command centre mocks Trump over 'Epic Fury' operation; says his tweets can't determine war's outcomes
The operation, referred to by US President Donald Trump as “Epic Fury,” marked a sharp escalation with strikes in Iran following months of rising tensions over Iran’s nuclear programme and regional influence.
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'Ring vanishes' in Netanyahu video? Clip meant to quash Israeli PM's death rumours sparks AI deepfake claims again
The latest clip has reignited doubts over the authenticity of videos featuring the Israeli leader, after an earlier one appeared to show Netanyahu with six fingers, a glitch often linked to AI-generated imagery.
