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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.
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Jimmy Kimmel’s Oscars joke on Melania sparks political backlash
A quick onstage quip about the First Lady’s documentary turned into one of the most talked-about moments of the 2026 Academy Awards
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How this Pakistani vessel transited 'dangerous' Strait of Hormuz: 'Pattern to look for going forward'
A Pakistani-flagged Aframax tanker named Karachi sailed through the strait on Sunday while broadcasting its location, becoming the first non-Iranian vessel to do so since the latest tensions escalated.
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Why the ChatGPT ‘adult mode’ debate is making AI experts uneasy
As chatbots become more personal, questions around limits and responsibility are getting harder to ignore.
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Can India help defuse the US-Iran war? Here's why Finland thinks Delhi should try
Finland’s President has urged India to help broker peace in the US-Iran conflict as New Delhi steps up diplomatic engagement to secure energy routes.
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Trump’s delay of Xi summit buys China time to game out Iran war
For a Chinese leadership that had felt frustrated by US preparations it deemed insufficient ahead of the landmark summit, the decision is less a setback than an opportunity to regroup.
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Why deadly Afghanistan hospital strike is an ironic moment for Pakistan
Though Pakistan maintained that it only targeted "military installations and terrorist support infrastructure", Afghanistan said that the strikes struck its state-run Omid hospital - a 2,000-bed drug rehabilitation centre.
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Not gold, not the dollar: This asset is winning the Iran war market panic
Bitcoin has outperformed gold and equities during the Iran war, raising questions about its evolving role in global market stress.
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Trump floats Venezuela as '51st state' ahead of baseball finals vs US: 'Statehood ... anyone?'
Venezuela on Monday defeated Italy to set up a final against the USA in the World Baseball Classic.
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Afghanistan alleges Pakistan airstrike on Kabul; 400 killed: Key developments till now
Pakistan has firmly denied targeting a hospital or civilians, stating that its military conducted “precision airstrikes” on terrorist infrastructure, including weapons storage sites and technical facilities.
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‘We don’t need anybody’: Trump after allies hesitate to help reopen Strait of Hormuz
The narrow waterway is a crucial global energy corridor, carrying roughly one-fifth of the world’s traded oil from the Gulf to international markets.
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US claims Iran missile power is crippled: How is Tehran still raining down fire in the Gulf?
Despite US claims of "destroyed" missile capability, Iran continues to launch scaled-down attacks, shifting to drones, mobile systems and a war of attrition across the region
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‘No more talks’: Taliban vows revenge after accusing Pakistan of airstrikes that killed 400 civilians
Taliban claims 400 killed in Pakistan airstrikes, calls them attacks on civilians. Pakistan says strikes targeted terror sites. Tensions sharply escalate.
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'We've had dumb Presidents in the past': JD Vance says he trusts Trump to 'get the job done' amid Iran war
When asked directly about his stance on the war, Vance reaffirmed his support for Trump and expressed confidence in his leadership.
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Malaysia becomes first country to call US trade deal ‘null and void’; why this could hurt America
Malaysia voids US trade deal after court ruling on Trump tariffs. Here’s how it could hit US supply chains, costs, and strategic trade interests.
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Gulf states didn’t seek war with Iran, now many want Trump to finish what it started; here's why
Gulf states urge US not to stop short in Iran war after strikes hit region, as leaders weigh risks of escalation versus long-term threat to oil lifelines
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Trump said Iran’s retaliation was a ‘surprise’; US intelligence had already flagged it as a risk
US intelligence warned Trump of Iran retaliation risk before strikes, contradicting his claim of surprise.
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Rashid Khan blasts Pakistan after airstrike in Kabul kills 400, calls it war crime: 'Sheer disregard for human lives ...'
Rashid Khan feels the recent airstrikes will only fuel division and hatred. "The sheer disregard for human lives, especially during the holy month of Ramadan, is sickening and deeply concerning."
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New York-Delhi Air India passengers feel vibrations and noise below their seats; flight diverted to Ireland
At the time, the aircraft was flying close to the Irish coastline. After being informed about the situation, the pilots decided to divert the flight and land at Shannon as a precautionary measure.
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Video shows Kabul hospital engulfed in flames after Pakistan airstrike
The strike killed 400 people and injured around 250 late on Monday night. Video footage shows the entire facility engulfed in flames as firefighters work to control the blaze.
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'Good will triumph over evil': Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu wishes Iranian people on Nowruz
Nowruz marks the Parsi New Year and the beginning of the Iranian calender
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'Felt next bomb would hit our hotel': Indian returnees from Iran recount horror as US-Iran war continues
A medical student from Tehran University of Medical Sciences, originally from Srinagar in Kashmir, said the initial relocation from Tehran had brought only temporary comfort.
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Is Iran's new leader Mojtaba Khamenei gay? 'Trump couldn't stop laughing'
According to the report, rumours about Mojtaba Khamenei’s sexuality had circulated inside Iran since at least the May 2024 helicopter crash that killed then-president Ebrahim Raisi, who had been widely viewed as the elder Khamenei’s preferred successor.
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A $667 million goodbye? Warner Bros CEO set for massive payout in Warner-Paramount deal
Zaslav already made $113 million selling Warner Bros. shares earlier this month.
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Where is Mojtaba Khamenei? Iran breaks silence as war enters third week
Iran says Khamenei is ‘fine’ amid war with US and Israel; warns ships linked to ‘aggressors’ may not pass through Strait of Hormuz.
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Trump says if US didn't 'beat up' Iran, a nuclear war would've turned into World War III: 'We've done a great thing'
Trump said the United States decided to target Iran’s nuclear infrastructure after concluding that Tehran was close to developing a nuclear weapon.
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‘I wish I did it’: Trump claims an ex-president privately praised Iran action, who is he talking about?
Trump says a former US president privately backed Iran strikes, but aides to Clinton, Bush, Obama and Biden deny any recent contact.
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What’s behind Nvidia’s new $1 trillion AI forecast? Jensen Huang lays out the next wave
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sees $1 trillion orders for Blackwell and Rubin chips by 2027; unveils new AI chips, racks and auto push.
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'Iran will blow up entire Middle East if...': Trump says US 'took the worst country, decimated them in 2 weeks'
US President argued that the action was necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, which he said would pose a major threat to the Middle East and beyond.
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Iran War News Live: Drone targets US embassy in Baghdad, hits near security fence
President Donald Trump, whose call for assistance from allies to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to oil traffic has largely been rebuffed, said Tuesday that US forces "no longer need" military help in the Iran war.
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Trump says he may have the ‘honor’ of ‘taking Cuba’ as US-Iran war continues
Trump said he believes he will have the ‘honor’ of ‘taking Cuba’ as the island faces a total blackout and economic crisis.
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Cuba’s national electric grid collapses, leaving around 10 million people without power
Cuba’s national power grid collapsed on Monday, plunging about 10 million residents into darkness as the island grapples with fuel shortages exacerbated by a US‑imposed oil blockade and aging infrastructure.
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Trump may postpone China trip ‘by a month or so’ amid Iran conflict: ‘I want to be here’
US President Donald Trump said he has asked China to delay his planned Beijing visit “by a month or so” as he wants to remain in Washington during the ongoing Iran war.
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Taliban claims 400 killed, 250 injured in Pakistani airstrike on Kabul hospital
Afghanistan says a Pakistani airstrike struck a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, killing more than 250 people, while Islamabad denies targeting civilians and says the strikes hit militant infrastructure.
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Mojtaba Khamenei survived deadly strike by seconds, leaked audio reveals he stepped into garden
Leaked audio claims Iran’s new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei narrowly survived a US-Israeli airstrike that killed his father after stepping outside into the garden moments before the missiles struck.
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Trump criticizes Western partners after allies refuse to protect Strait of Hormuz
Several U.S. allies have refused President Trump’s call to send warships to reopen the Strait of Hormuz amid the ongoing U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran.
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Pakistani airstrike hits Kabul hospital, Pakistan says it targeted militant sites
A Pakistani airstrike struck a drug rehabilitation hospital in Kabul, causing casualties, while Pakistan maintained it targeted Taliban and militant facilities, escalating tensions between the neighboring countries.
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US envoy and Iranian foreign minister reactivate direct channel amid war tensions: Sources
A direct communications line between U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has been reactivated, raising hopes for dialogue despite ongoing Gulf conflict.
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Fire erupts at Baghdad hotel after drone targets US embassy, no casualties reported | Video
A drone strike on a Baghdad hotel targeting the US embassy caused a fire, but no injuries were reported.
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Fire erupts at Abu Dhabi’s Shah oil field after drone attack, no injuries reported
Authorities in Abu Dhabi are tackling a fire at the Shah oil and gas field caused by a drone attack, with no injuries reported so far.
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Mohsen Rezaei named Iran's new military adviser; once said Pakistan would ‘nuke Israel’
Iran names Mohsen Rezaei as senior military adviser under Mojtaba Khamenei, a hardline former IRGC commander known for his confrontational stance toward the US and Israel.
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Trump says Iran’s new supreme leader 'dead or not,' US unsure whom to negotiate with
President Donald Trump says the United States does not know whether Iran’s new supreme leader Mojtaba Khamenei is “dead or not,” underscoring confusion in Washington over who it could negotiate with amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
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OpenAI courts private equity to join enterprise AI venture: Report
Both OpenAI and Anthropic are aggressively courting private equity firms because they control enterprise companies and influence how businesses budget for software and AI
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Nvidia CEO set to reveal new chips and software at AI megaconference GTC
Nvidia, the world's most valuable listed company, is likely to detail a next-generation AI chip called Feynman, named after American physicist Richard Feynman
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Bombs, ballots and backroom deals: Iran’s 'Game of Thrones' moment that crowned Mojtaba Khamenei | Explained
Mojtaba Khamenei's elevation followed an intense power struggle inside Iran’s clerical and military establishment, unfolding amid a war with the United States and Israel.
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Rich Palm Beach residents seethe as Trump diverts flights over their homes
Four decades on, Trump finally has the relief he wanted
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Shivalik docks at Gujarat’s Mundra port: Can it ease India’s LPG shortage and how big the vessel is
India boosts energy security as LPG carrier Shivalik docks at Mundra with 46,000 tonnes of cooking gas while Navy escorts and diplomatic talks aim to keep the Strait of Hormuz route open.
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US is letting Iran continue to ship its oil, says Bessent
Scott Bessent says the United States is allowing Iran to continue exporting oil through the Strait of Hormuz despite the war, as global crude prices surge above $100.
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‘Which side are you on?’ Iran’s Ali Larijani challenges Muslim countries over war stance
Ali Larijani criticises Muslim nations for failing to support Iran during the US-Israeli war, as tensions escalate across the Gulf and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains disrupted.
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IndiGo says Dubai airport suspends landing permissions for DXB flights amid regional situation
The carrier said it is closely tracking the developments and urged passengers scheduled to travel on Dubai routes to verify the status of their flights before heading to the airport.
