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At the UN, Bilawal Bhutto’s claim that India demonises Muslims during Operation Sindoor was countered by a Bangladeshi journalist who pointed out Muslim officers led the mission’s briefing. Bhutto conceded, saying “absolutely right.”

A new study shows that even highly mobile bird species are unable to migrate fast enough to escape rising temperatures caused by climate change. This puts many birds at risk and threatens delicate ecosystems.

The International Space Station (ISS) is a marvel of global cooperation in science, engineering, and space exploration, serving as a permanently inhabited research laboratory orbiting Earth since November 2000.

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned China is preparing for military aggression in Asia, urging regional allies to bolster defenses as tensions rise over Taiwan and the South China Sea.

While Hollywood feels politically and culturally isolated from parts of the US, especially its more conservative regions, it also sees itself as a leader in pushing forward social progress and redefining American stories.

MIT researchers found that high-fat diets cause metabolic enzyme dysfunction and insulin resistance by increasing reactive oxygen species in cells. However, antioxidants reversed much of the damage in mice, offering potential therapeutic promise.

A mysterious object in deep space, ASKAP J1832-0911, is sending repeating radio and X-ray signals to Earth every 44 minutes. Scientists are baffled and say it might reveal new physics or something stranger.

BJP MP Nishikant Dubey accuses former PM Manmohan Singh and Congress of succumbing to US pressure by resuming talks with Pakistan soon after the 26/11 attacks, criticizing their soft stance on terrorism.

Trump's renewed crackdown on international students and universities is fueling fears of a US brain drain, reversing his earlier pro-immigration stance and prompting global academic backlash.

US President Trump celebrated a temporary legal win as an appeals court allowed his contested tariffs to stay in place for now, amid ongoing legal battles over presidential trade authority and growing global tensions.