Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One app.

Get all your news in one place.

100's of premium titles. One news app.

INSANE: 12 - The Real Truth

Netanyahu left out in the cold? Israeli PM admits 'difficulty influencing Trump's decisions' on Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has privately acknowledged that Israel currently has limited ability to shape US President Donald Trump’s decisions on Iran, according to a Reuters report that points to growing strains beneath one of the world’s closest strategic alliances.

The Times of India

Shaq has career advice for the class of 2026 GenZ: 'Your character will take you further than your resume'

Basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal, a fifty-four-year-old business mogul, recently graduated for the fourth time, earning a master's degree. Addressing graduates, he stressed character, humility, and treating others well over mere qualifications. Shaq emphasised that learning from failures is crucial for long-term success in today's competitive world, offering a powerful message…

The Times of India

Meet Aliko Dangote: How a trader’s son turned a $500,000 family loan into a $32.7 billion African empire

Aliko Dangote’s business expansion into East Africa, now linked to proposed pipeline corridors through Ethiopia and Djibouti, is often discussed in terms of scale and strategy. But the deeper story behind these moves stretches far beyond recent headlines. It is tied to a long, uneven journey that began in a…

The Times of India

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

'Deal will be great or ...': Trump reiterates nuclear red line in US-Iran talks

US President Donald Trump has reiterated that any agreement with Iran must meet Washington’s core demands, warning that there would either be a “great and meaningful deal” or “no deal at all” as negotiations to end the months-long conflict entered a critical phase.

The Times of India

Pope Leo takes big shot at Trump over Iran war; calls for ‘disarming’ of AI

Pope Leo XIV called for the “disarming” of artificial intelligence in his first encyclical. He warned that the rapidly expanding technology risks fuelling warfare, exploitation and “new forms of slavery” unless it is placed firmly under human control.

The Times of India

‘Reckless Russian interference’: RAF jet carrying UK defence secretary hit by GPS jamming near Russian border

An RAF jet carrying UK Defence Secretary John Healey reportedly had its GPS signals jammed for nearly three hours while flying close to the Russian border, triggering fresh concerns over Moscow’s increasingly aggressive electronic warfare tactics.

The Times of India

Jim Simons’ $300 million math gift helped public-school teachers stay in the classroom

Philanthropist Jim Simons revolutionized education giving by channeling funds directly to public school teachers through fellowships. This approach combats teacher burnout and isolation, transforming teaching into a sustainable career. By investing in educators, this model fosters long-term scientific literacy and strengthens public schools, proving that empowering human potential, not just…

The Times of India

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Alice Walton’s $1 billion art vision brought American masterpieces beyond elite museum cities

Alice Walton revolutionised art philanthropy by establishing Crystal Bridges in Arkansas, bringing world-class art to everyday Americans. Her initiative, Art Bridges, now partners with over 300 institutions nationwide, subsidising loans of masterpieces to regional museums. This ensures art's accessibility, transforming cultural engagement beyond traditional coastal hubs and fostering local programming.

The Times of India

82-year-old Ida Huddleston refused $26 million for her Kentucky farm, and her daughter tore up the contract

An 82-year-old Kentucky great-grandmother, Ida Huddleston, refused a $26 million offer to sell her family's ancestral farmland for a data center. Despite initial agreement under duress from eminent domain fears, Huddleston and her daughter ultimately tore up the contract, prioritizing their deep-rooted heritage and memories over financial gain. This case…

The Times of India

Meet Mudlarks: The treasure hunters uncovering centuries-old secrets from the River Thames

Just after midnight, while much of London sleeps, figures carrying headlamps and small shovels quietly descend the slippery banks of the River Thames. Kneeling in thick mud beneath bridges and beside ancient embankments, they sift through silt searching for fragments of forgotten history. Some discover Roman coins. Others uncover medieval…

The Times of India

Uganda detects two new Ebola cases in Kampala health facility; total cases rise to 7

Uganda has confirmed two new Ebola cases, including two health workers in Kampala, bringing the total to seven. These infections follow three reported on Saturday, involving a driver, a health worker, and a Congolese woman. The outbreak, caused by the rare Bundibugyo strain, is being closely monitored with strengthened infection…

The Times of India

'Unbreakable traditional friendship': Xi Jinping welcomes 'old friend' Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif

In a pivotal gathering in Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif solidified their partnership with a promise of enduring support. Xi praised Pakistan's proactive engagement in fostering peace within the Middle East, showcasing their robust 'unbreakable traditional friendship' as a vital asset in navigating shifting…

The Times of India

Iran demands release of $12 billion frozen in Qatar before advancing US talks

Iran seeks immediate release of 12 billion dollars in frozen assets from Qatar. This is a key demand before starting talks with the United States. Iran wants all its frozen assets worldwide unfrozen eventually. Differences persist between Iran and the US over certain clauses in a potential agreement. The release…

The Times of India

PM Keir Starmer condemns court decision to spare teenage rapists from jail after public outrage

A shocking rape case in Hampshire has ignited a major law-and-order debate in Britain. Teenage boys convicted of attacking young girls received Youth Rehabilitation Orders instead of prison sentences. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called for an urgent review of the sentences. The case raises serious questions about youth sentencing…

The Times of India

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

The Times of India

Crystals inside an ancient bone in central China just overturned a 146,000-year-old story about humans

The assumption has been comfortable and long-standing: creativity is a product of abundance. When ancient humans had enough food, enough warmth, enough security, they had the mental space to innovate. Lean times produced lean thinking. It was a tidy, persuasive story, one that shaped how archaeologists interpreted almost every major…

The Times of India

Why is the Iran deal still stuck? Hormuz, uranium, US blockade and the unresolved fault lines

Intense diplomatic efforts are underway to secure an agreement between the US and Iran, aiming to end the Middle East conflict, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and ease energy market pressures. Despite claims of progress, significant disagreements persist over uranium enrichment, sanctions relief, and regional influence, leaving a final deal…

The Times of India

Britain records hottest day of 2026 as 35C heatwave scorches London, Kent and Southeast England

Britain is experiencing its hottest weather of 2026, with temperatures soaring across England and parts of the country potentially reaching 35C. Official heatwave conditions have been declared in southern and eastern England, prompting amber heat-health alerts due to the extreme heat and potential strain on services.

The Times of India

Historic UK First: River Wye granted legal rights from source to sea amid pollution crisis

In a landmark environmental move, the River Wye has become the first river in the UK to receive cross-border “rights of nature” recognition across its entire catchment, stretching from its Welsh source to the Bristol Channel.

Get all your
news in one place.

100's of premium titles.
One news app.

The Times of India

Green card? H-1Bs must prove worthy of ‘status adjustment’

In a significant policy update, the US government has categorized green card adjustments as a scarce discretionary privilege, a decision that may force many Indian H-1B visa holders to pursue their applications outside the country. Immigration attorneys foresee a rise in legal battles, warning that this could jeopardize the residency…

The Times of India

Quote of the day by King Charles: “Relationships with fathers can be such complex ones. So often, I suppose, one must long to have got on better or to have been able to talk freely about the things that matter deeply but one was too inhibited to discuss.”

There are some quotes that feel less like statements and more like quiet confessions. They do not arrive with dramatic language or grand declarations. Instead, they sound like thoughts that have lived inside someone for a long time before finally being spoken aloud. This reflection from King Charles belongs to…

The Times of India

“Rubbish roads” in Nepal: Turning plastic waste into roads to create cleaner cities

Waste management of plastics in Nepal has turned out to be the most pressing environmental issue for the nation. With increasing rates of plastic production and usage, as well as insufficient recycling infrastructure in rapidly growing urban areas like Pokhara and Kathmandu, the level of pollution has become very high…

The Times of India

He charges $180 an hour and parents still queue up: Meet America’s only full-time spelling bee coach who has trained champions like Dev Shah

Inside crowded convention halls, hotel conference rooms and late-night Zoom classes, one man has quietly become one of the most powerful figures in American competitive spelling. Scott Remer charges families up to $180 an hour to prepare children for the Scripps National Spelling Bee and is widely believed to be…

The Times of India

141 gold coins found in a Luxembourg field reveal a lost Roman secret buried for 1,700 years

In a quiet field in northern Luxembourg, something glinted beneath the soil that did not belong to the present. At first, it looked like just another odd fragment of metal, easily overlooked in a landscape already layered with history. But what lay beneath the ground near Holzthum village soon began…

The Times of India

'Home to many UN agencies': WHO office in Ukraine damaged after multiple strikes by Russia

The World Health Organization's Kyiv office sustained damage from debris during recent Russian strikes, prompting the WHO Director-General to renew calls for a ceasefire. The building, housing multiple UN agencies, saw shattered windows but no injuries. These attacks, which killed at least four civilians and injured others, follow Moscow's vow…

The Times of India

Hormuz control: Iran says managing strait is ‘legal right’ amid ceasefire talks with US

A senior adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenie has asserted that Tehran holds the legal right to manage the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world’s most strategically important oil shipping routes, as nuclear negotiations between Iran and the United States enter a crucial phase.

1 … 11 12 13 14

People

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

From analysis to the latest developments in health,
read the most diverse news in one place.

Organisations

World Health Organization

the Ministry of Justice

244 stories

The UK Health Security Agency

212 stories

Tasnim

157 stories

the Attorney General Office

Southampton Crown Court

22 stories

Scripps National Spelling Bee

17 stories

Read news from The Economist, FT, and more,
with one subscription

Topics

Artificial Intelligence

Places

Fourteen days free

Download the app

One app. One membership.
100+ trusted global sources.