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Russia turns to India, Sri Lanka for way out of its labour crisis
Russia estimates the economy needs 11 million more laborers by the end of the decade.
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Did Epstein die a day before he was officially pronounced dead? New DOJ files raise questions
Newly released DOJ files have reignited questions over Jeffrey Epstein’s death after a US government statement announcing it appeared to be dated a day before he was officially found dead in his New York prison cell.
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In “Melania,” image is everything — and one comparison is conspicuously absent
The documentary frames Melania Trump alongside select first ladies, but leaves out perhaps the most obvious parallel.
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How Edmond de Rothschild ended up working closely with Jeffrey Epstein
Emails show the late financier played a far deeper advisory role at Edmond de Rothschild than previously described.
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Putin isn’t winning. Europe shouldn’t talk as if he is
Russia projects confidence in Ukraine. The reality is harder and messier — and Europe’s tone matters.
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Jaish commander claims Asim Munir called response to Operation Sindoor as ‘Ghazwa-e-Hind’
A Jaish-e-Mohammed commander has alleged that Pakistan Army chief Asim Munir framed Islamabad’s response to India’s Operation Sindoor as a religious war under the banner of “Ghazwa-e-Hind.”
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Peering inside Antarctica’s “Doomsday Glacier”: Scientists capture rare footage beneath Thwaites ice
A daring expedition used a camera lowered nearly a kilometre into the heart of Thwaites Glacier. The footage offers a new glimpse into hidden ice structures and melting patterns that could reshape sea-level forecasts.
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UK Scientists build electric jelly robot that bends and moves like living matter
A group of researchers in the UK has developed an unusual soft robot that moves without motors, joints, or hard components. Instead, it reacts to electric fields, allowing it to shift shape and move in ways that traditional machines cannot.
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From ‘Made in USA’ to made elsewhere: Trump Mobile’s T1 phone hits a reality check
Trump Mobile’s much-touted smartphone has dropped its “Made in USA” claims amid production changes. The shift highlights broader challenges in U.S. manufacturing and raises questions about earlier patriotic marketing promises.
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Grok’s identity fail: Musk’s AI won’t say it’s him in Epstein photo
Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok made headlines after refusing to identify him in a controversial image supposedly taken by Jeffrey Epstein. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about AI accuracy, misuse, and the ethics of automated image recognition.
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Fortnite denies claims Epstein is alive after viral gaming account mix-up
Epic Games shuts down conspiracy linking Jeffrey Epstein to active Fortnite play. Developers call the theory a “ruse” as misinformation spreads online following the release of Epstein’s files.
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'Never met Epstein': Dalai Lama’s office moves to shut down social media claims
The Epstein Files is a set of documents containing the names, photographs, letters and other dealings related to Jeffrey Epstein, who was charged with the offence of sex trafficking of minors.
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Thailand votes in a high-stakes election. Here’s what matters
A reformist party is leading in polls, but Thailand’s recent history shows that electoral victory does not always translate into power
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Winter Olympics are running out of winter
From Cortina to the Alps, rising temperatures are quietly rewriting the rules of cold-weather sport
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Why Epstein’s 'wife hunt' emails are haunting Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit
Among the most widely cited exchanges is a 2012 email in which Epstein wrote to the crown princess that he was on a “wife hunt”, adding that “Paris is proving interesting, but I prefer Scandinavians.”
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'Feels like Pakistan, not Dallas': Texas Congressman Brandon Gill’s ‘Islamisation’ claim sparks backlash
Texas Congressman Brandon Gill said constituents fear “Islamisation” of the Dallas area, remarks that have sparked debate over migration and identity politics.
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Inside Russia’s Ufa knife attack: A teen suspect, a swastika graffiti and neo-Nazi links
According to Russia’s Interior Ministry, the teenager entered a dormitory of the State Medical University in Ufa, which houses foreign students, and began stabbing occupants inside the building.
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As Musk tops $800 billion, his trillionaire path runs through SpaceX, not Tesla. Here’s why
Elon Musk’s net worth has surged to $845 billion as SpaceX and xAI now drive most of his wealth, eclipsing Tesla’s role.
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Inside the Epstein files’ most disturbing rumour: The ‘eating babies’ claim, fact-checked
After the DOJ released millions of Epstein records, 'eating babies' claims spread online. Snopes says references exist, but evidence remains unverified.
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PM Modi visits Malaysia to boost trade, security ties
India's foreign ministry said on Thursday the two countries were in the process of establishing a multi-layered arrangement to collaborate in the semiconductor sector.
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Thailand votes in three-way race as risk of instability looms
PM Anutin Charnvirakul set the stage for the snap election in mid-December, amid a raging border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia
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Japan's election: What you need to know
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US claims China ran a covert nuclear test days after Galwan clash with India; used ‘decoupling’ to hide it
US official Thomas G DiNanno alleges China carried out a covert nuclear test after the Galwan clash, raising questions over arms control and deterrence.
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Japan's Takaichi aims for blizzard of votes in rare winter election
The conservative coalition of Takaichi, the nation's first female leader, is predicted to win around 300 of the 465 seats in the lower house of parliament
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Jack Dorsey’s Block cutting up to 10% of staff in efficiency push
The company had fewer than 11,000 employees as of late-November, an executive said at the time.
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Four Indian students injured in knife attack at Russian university; probe underway
The attack reportedly took place when a teenager armed with a knife entered a dormitory of the State Medical University in Ufa and stabbed several students.
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Washington Post CEO quits after cuts that led to Bezos backlash
Jeff D’Onofrio, a former Tumblr Inc. CEO who joined the Post last year as chief financial officer, is taking over as acting publisher and CEO effective immediately, the company said in a statement.
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External factors won’t influence India-China trade; both big economies: Consul General Qin Jie
When asked how he sees the contours of trade between the two neighbours against the backdrop of the agreements India is signing, Jie said it is unlikely that it will be influenced much by outside factors.
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US accuses China of conducting secret nuclear test in 2020
DiNanno said China had conducted one such "yield-producing test" on June 22, 2020.
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UK Maths educator faces possible ban after public nude walk
A senior maths teacher in northern England now risks losing his right to teach after a bizarre incident that alarmed neighbours and raised serious professional concerns. The case highlights how off-duty conduct can spill into the workplace and threaten careers in education.
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When power and protection collide: Ex-Mayor accused of helping son hide rape evidence
Former Bracknell Forest mayor Naheed Ejaz stands accused in a dramatic court case that has brought fresh scrutiny to how far a parent might go to shield their own. The unfolding trial raises serious questions about justice, privilege and accountability in public life.
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From slum walls to world stage: Indian teacher Rouble Nagi wins Rs 9 crore global honour
Rouble Nagi is the founder of the Rouble Nagi Art Foundation, an organisation she built to reach children and women who have little access to formal schooling.
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A baby name, a backlash, and a bigger conversation in American politics
What was meant to be a simple moment of family happiness took an unexpected turn. Vivek Ramaswamy’s announcement of his newborn daughter, and the traditional Indian name chosen for her, was met with both kind wishes and pointed criticism, quickly pulling a private milestone into a wider national conversation about identity and belonging in the United States.
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AI beyond Earth: Musk says Artificial Intelligence will shift to space in 30–36 months
Elon Musk predicts a dramatic shift in how and where AI computing will be hosted not on Earth, but in orbit. The SpaceX and xAI boss says space could soon become the most cost-effective home for artificial intelligence due to energy limits on our planet.
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Hidden camera in China hotel secretly films couple; porn video later surfaces online
The incident reportedly dates back to 2023, when the man, identified by the pseudonym Eric, stayed with his girlfriend at a hotel in Shenzhen.
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After ICE detained his wife and their son died, this father chose to leave the US
Rigo Mendoza says the loss of his teenage son and his wife’s detention ended their fight to stay in America.
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Trump faces high-risk choices with Iran and no easy path forward
Military force could reshape the Middle East — or trap the US in another conflict. Diplomacy offers fewer guarantees than ever.
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Emails show Epstein funded genetic testing in apparent bid to explore life extension
Newly released records reveal the financier paid for genome sequencing and discussed gene editing research tied to longevity.
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ISIS claims responsibility for Pakistan mosque suicide bombing that killed 31
The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the deadly attack, according to its Telegram channel.
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Rare watch, island visit raise new questions about Bard president’s Epstein ties
Newly released US Justice Department documents suggest the relationship between Leon Botstein and Jeffrey Epstein extended beyond fundraising for Bard College.
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Why the same cold virus barely affects some people, and knocks others flat
New research suggests the answer may lie in how quickly the cells in your nose respond to infection.
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Witnesses recall harrowing scenes as suicide bombing rips through Islamabad mosque: 'During the first bow of Namaz...'
The blast occurred at the Imam Bargah Qasr-e-Khadijatul Kubra mosque in the Tarlai area on the outskirts of Islamabad.
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Trump signs executive order to hit Iran trade partners with tariffs
The executive order creates a mechanism to impose tariffs on countries that continue trading with Iran, citing national security, foreign policy and economic risks.
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What is the Venus Project? Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s genetic testing and life-extension plans
Epstein sought to use his own genetic material for regenerative medicine, following his conviction for soliciting prostitution, including that of a minor, as per the newly-released emails.
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Milan Cortina Olympics open with four-site ceremony celebrating Italian culture
The Milan Cortina Winter Olympics opened with a sprawling, four-site ceremony celebrating Italian culture, dual Olympic cauldrons, political reactions during the parade, and calls for unity amid global tensions.
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'I deeply regret it': Norway’s crown princess admits Epstein friendship was mistake
Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit apologised for her friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, saying she deeply regretted the embarrassment caused to the royal family amid public scrutiny and declining support.
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Pakistan: Row over Imran Khan’s health as govt claims medical reports handed to family
Pakistan’s government says Imran Khan’s detailed medical reports were shared with his family, but his sister disputes the claim as PTI seeks Supreme Court intervention over access and treatment.
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Canada and France open Greenland consulates, back Nuuk amid Trump claims
Canada and France opened new consulates in Greenland’s capital Nuuk, signalling diplomatic support for the autonomous territory amid US President Donald Trump’s renewed claims and Arctic security ambitions.
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Republican oversight panel probes businesses linked to Ilhan Omar’s husband, seeks records
House Oversight Committee chairman James Comer has sought records from firms partly owned by Ilhan Omar’s husband, prompting accusations of a political smear and an unusual expansion of congressional scrutiny.
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US arrests ‘key participant’ in 2012 Benghazi attack, says attorney general Pam Bondi
US authorities arrested Zubayr al-Bakoush, described as a key participant in the 2012 Benghazi attack that killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans, officials said.
