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Mosquitoes track humans using CO2 and visual cues, not by following each other

New research shows how mosquitoes independently lock onto humans, combining smell and sight to decide when to bite.

James Webb Telescope spots a rocky planet with a year that lasts just 10 hours

A strange world spotted by scientists challenges what we thought we knew about how atmospheres survive.

Iran's Mojtaba Khamenei open to talks with US; no official confirmation yet: Media reports

The report comes after US President Donald Trump said there have been talks between Washington and Tehran that produced what he described as 'major points of agreement'.

What led to Trump's sudden U-turn on Iran war: Egyptian intel, covert meeting, Saudi & Pak 'intervention'

A report said that foreign ministers from Egypt, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan met in Riyadh before dawn on Thursday to explore a diplomatic off-ramp to the escalating conflict with Iran.

Scientists identify “death switch” in brain linked to Alzheimer’s progression

New research points to a toxic protein interaction that may speed up brain cell damage, and a potential way to block it.

Pakistan tops global pollution list in 2025, finds study

The world’s 25 most polluted cities were all located in India, Pakistan and China, the report said.

Japan sees rush for essentials like toilet paper and pet food as Gulf tensions rise

Anxiety over the Middle East conflict is pushing people to stock up, even as officials urge calm.

OPINION | Trump may want it but conditions are not ripe for a durable ceasefire in West Asia

The probability of a consensual modus-vivendi to the current war, leading to a total and equitable cessation of hostilities remains low

Saudi Arabia, UAE near tipping point on joining US-Israel war against Iran, reports Wall Street Journal

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is now focused on restoring deterrence and is nearing a decision on whether to join military operations, with one source telling The Wall Street Journal that Saudi entry into the conflict may be imminent

Shia clerics slam Asim Munir over 'go to Iran' remark: 'You work for Trump and United States against Pakistan'

Last week, Pakistan Army chief Field Marshal Asim Munir sparked a controversy after telling Shia clerics that those who "love Iran so much should go to Iran".

Did Hegseth push Iran strikes? Trump's 'Let's do it' remark puts him at centre of Iran war debate

Speaking at a roundtable in Tennessee, Trump said, "Pete, I think you were the first one to speak up, and you said, 'Let’s do it because you can’t let them have a nuclear weapon,'" with Hegseth seated beside him.

Powerica IPO: Can it power an investor’s portfolio?

A legacy DG player pivots to renewables, with deleveraging and data-centre demand powering the next growth phase

Air Canada flight attendant survives after being thrown 300 feet during crash, was still strapped to seat: 'Total miracle...'

Air traffic control audio indicated confusion in the moments leading up to the collision.

OPINION | India needs a strategic gas buffer before the next supply shock

India relies heavily on imported gas. Limited storage and supply concentration increase risks. Building storage, diversifying sources, and improving markets can enhance energy security

Powerful blast hits Texas refinery, shelter-in-place order issued

Jefferson County Sheriff Zena Stephens told local media that the explosion likely originated from an industrial heater

White House plays down reports of US-Iran talks, says 'will not negotiate through press'

Responding to a media query on whether US Vice President Vance, envoy Steve Witkoff and former adviser Jared Kushner would meet Iranian officials this week, Leavitt said, 'The U.S. will not negotiate through the press".

Iran US War News Highlights (March 25): Drone attack hits fuel tank, sparks fire at Kuwait International Airport; no casualties reported

Modi assured that India is taking steps to ensure the safety of its citizens in the Gulf region, even as some Indian crew members remain stranded in the Strait of Hormuz amid the ongoing crisis.

Pentagon revises media access rules after court order, moves press area outside main corridors

The Pentagon has updated its media policy to comply with a court ruling, requiring escorted journalist access while appealing restrictions on press freedom.

Giorgia Meloni loses referendum on judicial reforms, vows to stay on as Italy’s prime minister

Giorgia Meloni has conceded defeat in a referendum on judicial reforms but said she will continue as Italy’s prime minister despite the setback.

Gold, silver plunge over 20% in March so far, worst fall in 45 years; enter bear market territory

Gold has fallen over 20 percent this month, while silver has declined about 33 percent, making it the sharpest fall for both precious metals since March 1980.

Bill Cosby ordered to pay $19.25 million in decades-old sexual assault case, Los Angeles jury rules

A Los Angeles jury has ordered Bill Cosby to pay $19.25 million after finding him liable in a decades-old sexual assault case, with punitive damages still under consideration.

Trump administration eyes Iran’s Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf as potential partner for talks: Report

The Donald Trump administration is considering Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf as a potential negotiating partner as it shifts toward diplomacy in the Iran conflict, a Politico report said.

S. Jaishankar, Marco Rubio discuss West Asia conflict, energy security amid Iran-US tensions

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed the West Asia conflict and global energy security as tensions between the US and Iran continue amid conflicting claims over talks and a temporary pause on strikes.

Who was Leonid Radvinsky? OnlyFans owner dies at 43 after cancer battle

Leonid Radvinsky, the billionaire owner of OnlyFans, has died at 43 after battling cancer, leaving questions over the platform’s future.

Dow jumps 600+ points, Nasdaq rises over 1% as Trump signals Iran de-escalation

US stocks surged over 1% as oil prices dropped after Trump signaled a pause in Iran strikes and possible talks, though Iran denied negotiations.

Video shows Air Canada plane colliding with fire truck at LaGuardia Airport

Video footage shows the moment an Air Canada Express jet collided with a fire truck at New York’s LaGuardia Airport, leaving two pilots dead and several people injured.

Netanyahu vows continued strikes on Iran amid Trump’s push for potential deal

Netanyahu says Israel will continue strikes on Iran as Donald Trump signals a possible deal with Iran despite conflicting claims over ongoing negotiations.

Inside the Trump-Netanyahu call: How Khamenei strike plan was pitched and approved

A reported call between Benjamin Netanyahu and Donald Trump helped shape the decision to launch a strike on Iran, with intelligence on a potential “decapitation strike” against Ayatollah Ali Khamenei playing a key role.

Pakistan steps up as go-between in Trump’s Iran crisis: Why Asim Munir’s outreach rests on shaky ground

Munir’s outreach appears aimed at positioning Pakistan as a key intermediary, but it is built on claims from Washington that are increasingly being challenged by Tehran.

Netanyahu and JD Vance discuss potential US-Iran deal in phone call

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and US Vice President JD Vance discussed a possible US–Iran deal as Donald Trump signals progress in talks with Tehran despite conflicting claims from Iranian officials.

Islamabad emerges as potential venue for US-Iran talks; Vance likely to attend, Munir-Trump hold talks

Islamabad emerges as a potential hub for US–Iran talks as regional mediation efforts intensify, with conflicting claims from Iran, engagement by officials including JD Vance, and ongoing diplomatic contacts across multiple countries.

Talks or no talks? Trump claims breakthrough, Tehran denies. What’s really happening between US and Iran?

Trump’s remarks came after he ordered a five-day pause on planned strikes targeting Iranian power plants and energy infrastructure, citing what he described as “very good” and “productive” discussions.

Military transport plane crash in southern Colombia kills 8, injures over 80

A military transport plane crashed shortly after takeoff in southern Colombia, killing eight people and injuring more than 80.

Iranian foreign ministry says it received messages via 'friendly countries' on US talks request

Iran denies direct talks with the United States despite messages via “friendly countries” and Donald Trump claiming “very strong” negotiations are underway

After Trump's 'productive talks' claim, Iran parliament speaker says 'no negotiations' held with US

“No negotiations have been held with the US, and fakenews is used to manipulate the financial and oil markets and escape the quagmire in which the US and Israel are trapped,” Ghalibaf said in a post on X.

What if Iran talks fail? Trump warns 'we keep bombing our little hearts', says 15-point deal in works

Iran War News: Even as he expressed hope for a breakthrough, Donald Trump issued a blunt warning about the consequences of failed negotiations.

Trump on control over Strait of Hormuz: 'It will be jointly managed by Ayatollah and me'

Earlier today, Trump announced that he was postponing any strikes against Iran's power plants for five days, citing what he said were "productive conversations" with Tehran to end the war. Markets surged and oil prices dropped on the news.

Who is Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf? Iran's parliament speaker emerges as key figure amid US backchannel talks

Ghalibaf has repeatedly taken a tough stance against the United States. In recent months, he warned that American military bases and assets in the region would be considered “legitimate targets” if Iran were attacked.

Trump says US in touch with 'top figure' in Iran, not Mojtaba Khamenei: Who is this 'most respected' man?

Trump said the US was in discussions that could potentially end the war “with the man who, I believe, is the most respected and the ‘leader'” of Iran.

Trump seeks $200 billion Pentagon funding, says it’s ‘nice to have’ amid Iran conflict

President Trump plans to seek $200 billion in Pentagon funding while highlighting progress in Iran talks, downplaying oil sanctions, and stressing the importance of military readiness amid a volatile Middle East.

‘Will keep bombing Iran if…’: Trump hints at regime change, says US in touch with ‘top person’ in Tehran, not supreme leader

Trump said there are "major points of agreement" in US-Iran talks which he said must result in Tehran giving up its nuclear ambitions and enriched uranium stockpile.