Türkiye betrayed us: Shiv Sena's Sanjay Nirupam slams Ankara's pro-Pakistan tilt
As tensions between India and Pakistan simmer under the surface, Nirupam attacks Türkiye's misplaced loyalty, calling it 'unacceptable'
By The Week News Desk
Ramadoss rifts: PMK founder's fights with Anbumani continue, reach crescendo
This father-son quarrel might throw a spanner in the BJP's plan to have a rainbow alliance in Tamil Nadu, proving to be a headache for the NDA
By Lakshmi Subramanian
Here's the list of Karnataka's potential Biodiversity Heritage tag sites
Only proactive measures can identify, declare and conserve these ecologically significant sites, say experts
By Prathima Nandakumar
Was the iconic Vietnam War photo of 'napalm girl' wrongly attributed?
World Press Photo suspended authorship attribution of iconic 'The Terror of War' photograph
By The Week News Desk
India’s oil equation: How Angola is becoming India's indispensable ally
India and Angola are forging a deep strategic partnership beyond oil—spanning defence, space, infrastructure, and trade—aiming to reshape a multipolar world rooted in reciprocity
By Ayanangsha Maitra
'I was dying': Sir Salman Rushdie attacker slapped with 25-year prison term
In a statement delivered to court before his sentencing, Matar attempted to justify his actions, calling the 77-year-old author a “bully”
By The Week News Desk
IPL 2025: Will Bangladesh release Mustafizur Rahman for Delhi Capitals?
Bangladesh pacer Mustafizur Rahman has officially applied for a No Objection Certificate from the Bangladesh Cricket Board to join the Delhi Capitals, who signed him for the remainder of the season
By Niladry Sarkar
Liverpool set to sign Dutch youngster Jeremie Frimpong?
Jeremie Frimpong is a likely replacement for the iconic number 66, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and will boost Liverpool’s Dutch army comprising captain Virgil van Dijk, Cody Gakpo, Ryan Gravenberch and the boss, Arne Slot
By Arjun Anil
Global trade could halve this year, India an outlier
As per the UN report, the slowdown is broad-based, affecting both developed and developing countries
By K. Sunil Thomas
Around 14 per cent of India’s youth is unemployed: Decoding the jobs data
India released its first-ever monthly jobs data in the Periodic Labour Force Survey
By The Week News Desk
OnePlus 13s teased ahead of launch: Style meets performance in vibrant hues
The Green variant has been officially added to the 13s lineup, replacing the Grey option that was previously exclusive to the China-only OnePlus 13T
By Nayana S
The impact of AI is profound, but is it positive or negative?
A new study on the effect of artificial intelligence explores how people in different regions of the world view the latest technology and its impact
By Nirmal Jovial
OPINION: Can AI agents and humans be colleagues?
Businesses should realise that the AI revolution is no different from the internet one two decades ago
By Imtiaz Bellary