Lindsey Graham dies at 71, reshaping US foreign policy
AI-generated representative image of a solemn scene near the U.S. Capitol following news of Senator Lindsey Graham’s death.
The South Carolina senator’s hawkish record on Ukraine, Israel and Iran drew global controversy and shaped GOP national security debates
Yemen truce under strain as clashes hit Hodeidah
Red Sea security fears and Sanaa airport flights dispute add pressure as prisoner exchange talks stall
Social media use hits 5.66bn as under-16 bans spread
Digital 2026 data shows 18 hours weekly use as governments weigh child online safety rules and addictive design feature bans
Ebola Virus: Why Outbreaks Still Alarm Health Officials
How Ebola transmission works, why outbreaks can surge quickly, and the infection-control measures used to contain spread
The Death of Hamas Leader Yahya Sinwar: What We Know So Far
Israel and the US claim intelligence provided Sinwar’s whereabouts, but this is doubtful.
Ratan Tata: The Visionary Leader Who Transformed Indian Industry
Tata, who passed away on Wednesday, was known for his humility and his expansive vision.
Understanding Israel's Recent Attacks on Lebanon
Israel says the major attacks that levelled multiple residential buildings in southern Beirut targeted Hezbollah’s ‘central command’.
Do Israelis Want War? A Nation's Divided Stance on Conflict with Hezbollah
Most citizens of this Middle Eastern country favor a military solution to the conflict with Hezbollah, and some even hope to “resettle Lebanon’s south”
Explosions of Hezbollah's Pagers
Localised explosions across Lebanon open a new chapter in one of the region’s most established conflicts.
The Struggles of Palestinian Children in Israeli Detention
From beatings, to illness and hunger, freed Palestinian minors say abuse rampant in Israeli jails after October 7.
Iran’s Response to Israel Looms: Possible Scenarios
With tension in the Middle East at its highest since October 7, how did we get here and what could happen next?
Millions of students at risk: India's elite exam hit by corruption scandal
More than three million candidates sat the exams for India's top medical science colleges. Their futures are now uncertain due to leaked documents, arrests and increasing calls for investigations.