Five earthquakes, including a magnitude-7.4 main shock, rattled Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula, triggering tsunami warnings as far away as Hawaii. Officials reported no injuries or major damage, but the event revived memories of past mega-quakes in the region and has put local authorities and residents on alert for possible aftershocks.
Stuck in Ahmedabad traffic, Bhoomi Chauhan missed Air India Flight AI171 to London by just 10 minutes—and survived one of India's deadliest plane crashes, which killed 241 people. The tragedy stunned families and drew Prime Minister Modi to the crash site.
For the first time, India’s defense attaché team can enter the Pentagon without an escort—a rare privilege that even many U.S. officials lack. This move highlights the deepening trust and evolving defense partnership between Washington and New Delhi, set against the backdrop of the Pentagon’s iconic five-sided architecture.
After the May 11, 2025 ceasefire between India and Pakistan, violence broke out almost immediately. Drone sightings and artillery attacks led to military alerts and blackouts in border areas like Rajasthan's Barmer district. Despite brief optimism, residents remain wary as authorities prepare for possible escalation.
India and the UK have clinched a milestone Free Trade Agreement, slashing 90% of tariffs and projecting a £4.8bn annual boost for the UK by 2040. The pact seeks to power new jobs, fuel innovation, and deepen cooperation in tech, manufacturing, and clean energy, signaling a new era in bilateral relations.
A 6.2-magnitude earthquake struck near Istanbul, catching a news anchor live on-air and sparking a wave of viral reactions. Though no major damages or casualties were reported, the incident fueled public fear over recurring earthquake threats in the city.
After Shahid Afridi accused the Indian Army of staging the Pahalgam terror attack, Indian cricketers and politicians responded with harsh criticism. The backlash includes calls for sanctions on Pakistan, amplifying tensions between the rival neighbours and shining a spotlight on broader issues of terrorism and accountability.
Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari delivered a charged warning after India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty, calling the Indus River Pakistan's lifeline. The dispute took on existential overtones as both countries sharpened their rhetoric, invoking past conflicts and sovereignty. Tensions over water control have reached new heights amid political unrest.
A harrowing private jet crash near San Fernando Airport, Argentina, results in the loss of two pilots after the plane overshoots the runway and ignites a fire. No ground casualties were reported as the impacted homes were empty. Early reports suggest brake failure might be the cause, leading investigators to delve into the specifics of this tragic event.
Argentina has decided to exit the World Health Organization, citing disagreements over COVID-19 pandemic policies similar to those of the United States under former President Donald Trump. President Javier Milei criticized WHO-backed lockdowns and emphasized national sovereignty. The move may limit Argentina's access during global health crises and reflects Milei's broader skepticism of international accords.