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AMD clinches second mega chip supply deal worth $60 billion, this time with Meta

AMD shares rose more than 10% in premarket trading after closing at $196.60 in the previous session

'Visa waiver does not guarantee entry': India issues travel advisory for Jeju Island after influencer Sachin Awasthi's detention

The advisory comes days after Indian social media influencer Sachin Awasthi alleged that he and his wife were detained and denied entry during a recent holiday trip to Jeju.

‘Don’t want Australia turning into India’: Neo-Nazi activist Thomas Sewell’s racist remark sparks outrage

Australian extremist Thomas Sewell sparked outrage after anti-India remarks outside a Melbourne court, where he faces 25 charges linked to alleged assaults at an Indigenous protest site.

Trump’s new 15% tariff kicks in today: Why India holds the advantage this time | Explained

Even as Trump doubled down on his tariff-first trade strategy, developments following the court ruling have unexpectedly tilted the balance in favour of India.

Russia now controls about one-fifth of Ukraine. Here’s what four years of war have really changed

The frontlines have barely moved in a year, but the map of occupation tells a deeper story about exhaustion, attrition and stalled ambitions.

From IEEPA to Trade Act: Why Trump’s new 15% global tariffs could again be struck down | Explained

The tariffs began taking effect at midnight on Tuesday, shortly after collections under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act were halted following the Supreme Court ruling.

Kim Jong Un’s sister Kim Yo Jong elevated in party shake-up amid succession speculation

Kim Yo Jong has been promoted to full department director at North Korea’s rare party congress, where Kim Jong Un was re-elected, fuelling renewed speculation over the country’s future leadership.

'Under house arrest for 18 months': Bangladesh President accuses Yunus of turning presidency into a captive office

Shahabuddin lamented that he was barred from attending the National Eidgah Maidan to participate in Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Azha prayers, which he said had been a national tradition since Bangladesh’s independence.

‘I’m not a predator, just a lover’: Deepak Chopra’s ‘cute girls’ messages in Epstein files raise fresh questions

The records show that Deepak Chopra Chopra and Jeffrey Epstein exchanged hundreds of emails and text messages between 2016 and 2019, including the period leading up to Epstein’s arrest in July 2019.

Underground arsenal: Inside Iran’s secretive missile cities and strategy challenging its adversaries

Iran has built an extensive underground missile network combining advancing technology with mobile tunnel-based launch systems, strengthening its regional deterrence and complicating enemy targeting despite lagging behind major global powers.

A $2.4 trillion war, nearly Russia’s GDP, and over 5 lakh soldiers dead: Analysing the cost of four years of war

As the conflict enters its fifth year, the war’s costs are no longer abstract projections but lived realities etched into lost lives, shattered infrastructure and permanently altered geopolitics.

US sailors grapple with emotional toll of record-long Iran deployment: 'Missing birthdays, funerals, Disney trips'

The USS Gerald R. Ford, the largest warship in the US Navy, has been at sea since last June, with its deployment now stretching up to 11 months, the longest continuous mission in Navy history.

Old audio resurfaces showing El Mencho threatening police years before his death

A leaked 2016 recording sheds light on how cartel power, money and fear blurred the line between criminals and the state in parts of Mexico.

After El Mencho, Mexico’s cartels face a dangerous leadership vacuum

Removing CJNG’s leader does not end violence. It removes the person who was holding it together.

Pahalgam mastermind Saifullah Kasuri threatens 26/11-style attack on India: ‘Will dominate the sea in 2026’

The warning comes amid heightened tensions following India’s counter-terror operations and reflects a familiar pattern of escalation whenever Pakistan-backed terror networks are under pressure.

Binance and Iran: What the $1.7 billion trail actually shows

Internal compliance teams traced Iran-linked crypto flows long after Binance said it had cleaned up its act, raising uncomfortable questions about what changed after its 2023 guilty plea and what did not.

Afghanistan interior minister's stark warning to Pakistan amid cross-border airstrikes: 'No trace will be left'

The comments from Haqqani, a key member in the Taliban administration, were made during a public speech that was widely shared on social media

Travel disruptions in Mexico after cartel killing, explained

Violence following the death of a major cartel leader has disrupted flights, roads and cruise itineraries, forcing travellers to reassess plans across parts of Mexico.

Over 120 crore KYC records and private files exposed in AI app data leak

A data exposure linked to two AI-powered apps has revealed how loosely some platforms handle identity documents, personal images, and user trust.

“You can’t take our country, and you can’t take our game”: Trump reposts Trudeau line after US hockey win

After the US beats Canada for Olympic ice hockey gold, an old Trudeau quote becomes Trump’s punchline.

How Prince Andrew is accused of using state resources to stay close to Jeffrey Epstein

New emails and flight records are raising fresh questions about whether public money and police protection were used for private visits.

Trump heads into State of the Union with independents turning away

A new CNN poll shows slipping confidence in the president’s priorities, even as voters say they want to hear about the economy.

SC ruling against Trump's tariffs is unlikely to mean end to trade policy chaos

Trump reached for a stop-gap option immediately after his defeat Friday at the Supreme Court: Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974 allows the president to impose tariffs of up to 15% for up to 150 days.

Muhammad Yunus returns to NGO work after serving as Bangladesh's interim chief for 18 months

Yunus stepped down from his position as chief adviser on February 16 after a newly elected government was formed

'Elephant in the room': This Irish food bank photo has sparked racist backlash against Indian students

The original report, it should be noted, did not provide any nationality-wise breakdown of students accessing the pantry.

Historic winter storm batters northeastern US; 11,000 flights canceled, 500,000 without power

The storm proved historic in Providence, where 32.8 inches of snow set a new state record, surpassing the benchmark established during the infamous Blizzard of 1978.

Zelenskyy urges Trump to stay on Ukraine's side as war against Russia drags into 5th year

The Ukrainian President said that US is too powerful and significant to withdraw its support for a democracy standing up to Moscow's aggression.

US firm Vercel pulls out all stops, books every flight to evacuate engineer from Mexico violence

According to Barba, the company had contingency plans beyond the initial evacuation attempt, and the strategy ultimately paid off when one aircraft managed to depart, allowing him and his wife to land safely in Dallas, Texas.

Trump's first remarks after Mar-a-Lago intruder shot dead: 'Don't know how long I'll be around'

Trump said he believes he is being targeted because he is a “consequential” president

OPINION | As the US and Iran face-off, an escalatory spiral in the conflict seems certain

The US is the superior military force but it doesn’t have an easily achievable strategic goal. If the aim is regime change in Iran, there’s no quick answer. For the Iranian regime, survival is the ultimate victory, for which it will risk escalation

Group of 22 US Senate Democrats introduce bill to force refunds of Trump tariffs deemed illegal by Supreme Court

Reuters reported on Friday that the Supreme Court decision made more than $175 billion IEEPA tariff collections subject to potential refunds, based on an estimate by Penn-Wharton Budget Model economists.

Man kills police officer in Moscow train station blast, say authorities

Authorities gave no immediate details about the explosive or the attacker's identity.

Russian oil exports stay above pre-2022 Ukraine war levels despite sanctions, says report

Most Russian crude is now directed toward a small group of countries. China, India, and Turkey together accounted for 93 percent of these exports, underscoring a major shift in trade patterns.

US conducts strike on suspected drug-smuggling vessel in Caribbean, three killed

Some analysts argue that simply suspecting a vessel of drug trafficking does not make those aboard lawful military targets.

Trump administration expands crackdown on foreign funding of US universities: 'Malign influence'

President Donald Trump has threatened to cut federal funding to universities over issues such as pro-Palestinian protests against U.S. ally Israel's war in Gaza, transgender policies, and climate initiatives and diversity, among others.

Trump-appointed judge permanently bars release of special counsel's report on president's classified documents case

The judge, nominated to the bench by Trump, granted a request from the president to keep under wraps the report on an investigation alleging that Trump stored sensitive documents at his Mar-a-Lago estate after he left the White House following his first term.

ChatGPT-maker OpenAI safety representatives summoned to Canada after school shooting

The attack was Canada’s deadliest rampage since 2020, when a gunman in Nova Scotia killed 13 people and set fires that left another nine dead.

How ‘El Mencho’s’ girlfriend led to Mexico cartel kingpin’s final shootout

In all, more than 70 people were killed in the operation and the ensuing violence, including security forces, suspected cartel members and others.

US issues travel alert for Mexico after El Mencho killing sparks widespread violence: Check details

The warning follows a surge in violence triggered by the death of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, widely known as “El Mencho.”

Venezuela takes to UN to secure its former President Maduro’s release after US raid: 'Illegal military action'

Despite the sharp criticism, the minister indicated that Caracas is not closing the door on diplomacy. "We have chosen to open a diplomatic channel to resolve our differences with that country," he said, highlighting a dual approach of protest and engagement.

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