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In war's first week, a punishing military campaign with no coherent endgameA swift military strike by America and Israel has killed Iran's supreme leader and top officials. However, the war's goals are muddled. Ira...- Russia’s allies complain Putin was nowhere when it mattered mostAs Russia's focus shifts to Ukraine, its authoritarian allies like Venezuela, Syria, Cuba, and Iran feel neglected, experiencing a decline ...
- Iranian regime change? Not the kind you're looking for.Qassem Soleimani's image as a protector of Iran has faded due to economic decline and aggressive foreign policy. With Supreme Leader Khamen...
- The calm before the storm: What Pahalgam attack reveals about Pakistan's long-term agendaThe Pahalgam attack highlights that a lull in terrorist activity doesn't mean terrorism is over. It could mean regrouping. Improved intelli...
- Curtain call: From 'Friends' star Matthew Perry to Lisa Marie Presley, influential people who passed away in '23A list of celebs who left us in 2023.
- Nearly all world's population exposed to global warming over June-September: StudyA recent peer-reviewed research report reveals that nearly the entire global population experienced higher temperatures from June to August...
- How Pakistan’s most feared power broker controlled a violent megacity from LondonThis story of how Karachi’s most important power broker came to pull its strings from some 4,000 miles away is based on government document...
- Facebook relaxes violent speech policy in Europe, allows statements like 'death to Russian invaders'The policy decision from Meta was met immediately with controversy.
- Oval test: How a horse and an elephant helped India to first Test win in EnglandIndia fans borrowed Bella the elephant from Chessington Zoo and brought her to the Oval mid-match -- something the 1971 team saw as a lucky...
- US, Iran expected to begin indirect nuclear talks in ViennaFriday's announcement that Washington and Tehran would begin indirect talks through intermediaries was one of the first signs of tangible p...
- Eighth Nizam of Hyderabad wants 'clean break' from a legal fight over funds in UKAt a hearing in the High Court in London on Wednesday and Thursday, held remotely via Skype, Justice Marcus Smith dismissed an attempt by m...
- Nizam’s £35M belong to his descendants, India, says UK CourtThe ruling ends over 70 years legal dispute over the beneficiary of the funds the Nizam sought back after his kingdom became part of India.
- India-Pakistan clash over Nizam of Hyderabad funds in U.K.The dispute revolves around 1,007,940 pounds and nine shillings that were transferred in 1948 from the then Nizam of Hyderabad, Osman Ali K...
- This May and June, explore India's beautiful trails and let the mystery unfoldThe country promises a number of exhilarating treks, which are not just touristy, but also thrilling and offbeat.
- Rio Olympics: Will the biggest contingent of Indian athletes result in the highest ever medal haul too?Rio 2016, which is slated to take place from August 5 to 21, is already gearing up for what could be one of the most controversy ridden gam...
- A look at the trail of intolerance and words of caution by President Pranab MukherjeeIn just over a month-and-a-half, a series of incidents, including two killings, have put the spotlight on the growing intolerance in societ...
- Through the third eye: Pranab Mukherjee has converted rival’s missiles into duds through his silenceEven as Sangma’s campaign fizzled out in no time, Mukherjee gave him one consolation by reserving the real big snub for Mamata.
- Britain fears Islamic fury over WikiLeaks: ReportOfficials say the real damage could be done by the disclosure of cables in which American diplomats refer to candid British views of key fi...
- UN nuclear official in Iran for weapons talksA top UN nuclear official held talks in Tehran on Monday seeking answers from Iran over claims it has studied how to design nuclear weapons...
- The hybrid solutionA quiet revolution is sweeping across the cotton fields of Vidarbha, notorious for its farmer suicides.
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