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'Not again': Arrest of US marine for murder reignites protests in Japan's Okinawa

For many locals on this island, the arrest has brought decades of frustration back to the fore.

Popular Mobilisation Forces | Iraq’s militias within the military

For the Iran-backed Shia armed organisations, which opposed the U.S. occupation of Iraq and frequently clashed with U.S. forces, the September 30 withdrawal of American troops, at a time when Washington wages war on Iran, is a ‘historic victory’

"No Instructions": Delhi Police On Cops Without Name Tags At Protest

Delhi Police Standing Order No 51 require personnel to wear a bilingual plastic name plate with white letters on a black background as a mandatory part of their uniform.

Vedanta faces ₹5,600 crore demand from Odisha Mining after high court setback

Odisha Mining Corp has issued a demand and intimation letter to Vedanta Aluminium, with the amount payable by 31 October 2026

‘Unbelievable’: Sitharaman hits back at Jairam Ramesh's ‘public anger’ claim over viral Andhra clip

US Market: Record equity exposure leaves systematic funds exposed to pullback

US stocks face downside risks as volatility-control funds and CTAs hold historically high equity exposure after the S&P 500’s rally. A volatility spike could force systematic strategies to sell heavily, potentially amplifying market declines. Concentrated AI-related gains, stretched positioning and upcoming US midterm…

For tight hips: What Malasana can reveal about your mobility

If you've ever dropped into Malasana, or Garland Pose, and felt your heels lift, your knees wobble, or your lower back round while you quietly wondered why something so ordinary feels so hard, you're far from alone. It's easy to blame "tight hips" and move on. But research suggests the story is a little more…

BOJ says AI boom may have eased financial conditions, warns of market risks

Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida said the global AI boom may have eased financial conditions by stoking demand and boosting asset prices, but warned of the risk of a market pullback if expected profits fail to materialize.

'My happy place is there in the middle' - Raghuvanshi is back after long layoff

"There have been plenty of highs and lows, but I knew what I signed up for - injuries are an inevitable part of professional sport," Angkrish Raghuvanshi says

After warning AI may hurt everyone; Sam Altman says it should be broadly accessible

Sam Altman, the visionary CEO of OpenAI, asserts that the global community must embrace certain inherent risks tied to the evolution of AI technology. He posits that the benefits significantly overshadow the drawbacks, promoting the idea of AI being accessible to all. While he respects varied opinions from competitors…

DNA reveals the origin of rats found on Lord Howe Island after eradication

Black rats were believed to have been completely eliminated from Lord Howe Island, only for researchers to rediscover them in 2021. Through genetic analysis, they traced the rats back to the island’s prior population rather than any from the mainland of New South Wales. This finding sparked debates about how these…

'You can't just depend on Bumrah, Hardik': Ex-India cricketer urges veterans' return

Former India batter Hanuma Vihari urged India to recall Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami after the team failed to defend 351 against West Indies. He warned against relying too heavily on Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya, calling the bowling performance a wake-up call. Vihari believes experience and stronger backup…