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Iran war could push over 32 million people into poverty; UN warns of 'triple shock' for developing nations

Iran war could push over 32 million people into poverty; UN warns of 'triple shock' for developing nations

Times of India

A United Nations report warns the Iran war's economic fallout could plunge over 32 million people into poverty globally. Developing nations face the brunt of this crisis, grappling with surging energy and food prices. The conflict reverses development gains, pushing vulnerable populations back into destitution. Urgent global support is needed to aid these hardest-hit countries and prevent lasting ...

Russia accuses US of energy grab, says Iran, Venezuela actions 'about oil'

Russia accuses US of energy grab, says Iran, Venezuela actions 'about oil'

Times of India

Russia's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov has accused the US of prioritizing oil and energy dominance, alleging military actions in Iran and Venezuela are resource-driven. He claims Washington disregards international law, opting for power over rules. Lavrov urged the US towards dialogue, criticizing policy shifts that strain relations and push Europe away from Russian gas, likening it to a 'colonia...

Netanyahu accuses Hezbollah of 'sabotaging' Lebanon peace push

Netanyahu accuses Hezbollah of 'sabotaging' Lebanon peace push

Times of India

Israel and Lebanon have extended a three-week ceasefire, with Prime Minister Netanyahu aiming for "historic peace" and crediting US pressure on Iran. Despite the truce, Hezbollah dismisses it as "meaningless" amid ongoing Israeli military actions and retaliatory clashes. This fragile calm persists amidst wider regional tensions, leaving lasting agreement prospects uncertain.

US justice dept closes criminal investigation into Fed chief Jerome Powell, clearing hurdle for Trump nominee Kevin Warsh

US justice dept closes criminal investigation into Fed chief Jerome Powell, clearing hurdle for Trump nominee Kevin Warsh

Times of India

The Justice Department has closed its investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell regarding headquarters renovation cost overruns. This move removes a hurdle for Kevin Warsh's confirmation as Fed chair. The probe's closure allows scrutiny to continue through the Inspector General's office, with potential for criminal investigation restart if warranted.

The real wall with ears: Ancient Roman walls can hear you from metres away

The real wall with ears: Ancient Roman walls can hear you from metres away

Times of India

Ancient Roman structures, utilizing smooth stone and carefully shaped interiors, exhibit remarkable acoustic properties. Curved walls and vast domes guide sound, creating whispering gallery effects where even quiet voices travel with surprising clarity. This architectural design allowed performers in Roman theaters to be heard by large audiences without amplification.

Streamer iGumdrop takes her cooking from Twitch to MasterChef and impresses Gordon Ramsay

Streamer iGumdrop takes her cooking from Twitch to MasterChef and impresses Gordon Ramsay

Times of India

Twitch sensation iGumdrop, known for her online food streams, is now a contestant on MasterChef Global Gauntlet, representing Team Asia-Pacific. She impressed Gordon Ramsay with her wagyu beef satay, aiming to put Malaysian cuisine on the global map. Securing her white apron, iGumdrop proved her culinary skills extend beyond the internet.

Prosecutors claim 40TB of data linked to D4vd includes child pornography in shocking court update

Prosecutors claim 40TB of data linked to D4vd includes child pornography in shocking court update

Times of India

Prosecutors unveiled a staggering 40 terabytes of evidence against D4vd, including disturbing claims of illegal child-related material found on his devices. The rapper faces serious charges, including murder and abuse of a minor, though he maintains his innocence. His defense team vows to contest the prosecution's narrative, which alleges a relationship with a girl under 14.

Hunter becomes the hunted: Five elephants crush 75-year-old millionaire trophy hunter to death during hunt

Hunter becomes the hunted: Five elephants crush 75-year-old millionaire trophy hunter to death during hunt

Times of India

A 75-year-old American millionaire and trophy hunter, Ernie Dosio, died in Gabon after a sudden encounter with a herd of five elephants. While tracking a rare antelope, Dosio and his guide were charged by the elephants, resulting in Dosio being fatally trampled and his guide seriously injured. This incident highlights the potential danger of close encounters with these powerful animals.

Peace talks back on? Trump sending envoys to Pakistan to meet Iran FM; Vance on standby

Peace talks back on? Trump sending envoys to Pakistan to meet Iran FM; Vance on standby

Times of India

Senior US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are heading to Pakistan for crucial talks with Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araghchi to revive negotiations amid escalating regional tensions. The diplomatic initiative aims to address Tehran's nuclear program and ease global market volatility. Despite overtures, the situation remains volatile with ongoing conflicts impacting vital shipping lanes.

Italian Job: Could Pep Guardiola be next Italy boss after World Cup disaster? Big reset being discussed

Italian Job: Could Pep Guardiola be next Italy boss after World Cup disaster? Big reset being discussed

Times of India

Pep Guardiola has emerged as a surprise target for Italy as the federation considers a major reset after a third straight World Cup failure. With leadership changes underway, officials are reportedly exploring an ambitious move despite financial and contractual hurdles at Manchester City. The idea reflects a desire to redefine the national team’s direction ahead of a crucial appointment cycle.

US court blocks Trump order suspending asylum access, cites right to apply

US court blocks Trump order suspending asylum access, cites right to apply

Times of India

A US appeals court has halted President Trump's order barring asylum access at the southern border. Judges ruled immigration laws permit border asylum applications, and the President cannot unilaterally suspend this right. This decision offers a lifeline to individuals fleeing danger, ensuring they receive a hearing for their claims.