India, China, Canada and more: 10 countries still under Trump’s tariff squeeze and why

India, China, Canada and more: 10 countries still under Trump’s tariff squeeze and why

Trump’s tariff strategy has kept uncertainty high for governments and businesses From India and Canada to Iran and Venezuela, the countries may be thousands of miles apart and have little in common economically. Yet they have found themselves facing the same problem: an unpredictable US trade policy under President Donald Trump, in which tariffs and…

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Could UK military sites come under attack? London gets warning from Russia

Could UK military sites come under attack? London gets warning from Russia

Vladimir Putin-led Russia on Thursday warned that it could strike British military targets “inside and outside Ukraine” in a response to Ukrainian attacks using British-supplied missiles.The warning came from Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova after British Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s visit to Kyiv, where he met Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Ukraine’s Independence Day.Zakharova…

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Yellowstone visitors once used Handkerchief Pool like a natural washing machine; after a log stopped its activity in 1926, a 1929 cleanup removed 1.5 bushels of debris, including 100-plus hairpins and a horseshoe

Yellowstone visitors once used Handkerchief Pool like a natural washing machine; after a log stopped its activity in 1926, a 1929 cleanup removed 1.5 bushels of debris, including 100-plus hairpins and a horseshoe

Handkerchief Pool was a visitor favourite for its ability to pull in handkerchiefs and return them washed and clean. (NPS photos) Long before Yellowstone National Park became known for strict rules around its hot springs and geysers, visitors were encouraged to marvel at some of the park’s unusual thermal features.One of them was Handkerchief Pool,…

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‘Housing First’: How Sweden’s Gothenburg is reducing homelessness

‘Housing First’: How Sweden’s Gothenburg is reducing homelessness

Gothenburg counted around 3,000 homeless people in 2026, including 411 acutely homeless people living on the streets or in shelters. (Representative image) Gothenburg, Sweden’s second-largest city, has seen a sharp decline in homelessness after adopting Housing First, a model that puts people into permanent homes before requiring them to address issues such as addiction or…

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India vs China: How their nuclear-capable missile arsenals compare

India vs China: How their nuclear-capable missile arsenals compare

The Agni family of missiles are designed to carry the weight of India’s strategic weapons. (Image credit: DRDO) China and India, Asia’s two most powerful countries, have spent decades building ballistic missile arsenals. These ballistic missiles are strategic weapons that act as a deterrent, under the concept of Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD). This prohibitive concept…

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In 1971, Apollo 15 astronauts found an unusual white rock on the Moon; scientists later identified the Genesis Rock as part of ancient lunar crust about 4 billion years old

In 1971, Apollo 15 astronauts found an unusual white rock on the Moon; scientists later identified the Genesis Rock as part of ancient lunar crust about 4 billion years old

In 1971, Apollo 15 astronauts found an unusual white rock on the Moon (Image Credit: NASA) When Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin explored the Moon in 1971, they were looking for rocks that could reveal how the lunar surface formed. During their mission, they spotted an unusually bright fragment near Spur Crater,…

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Scientists built an AI robot that pretends to be an angry parent so that teachers can practise handling difficult conversations

Scientists built an AI robot that pretends to be an angry parent so that teachers can practise handling difficult conversations

AI-generated image for representation purpose Teachers can face difficult conversations with parents. Researchers at La Trobe University in Australia are trying to change that with an AI-powered talking robot called Fletch. The robot can take on the role of a disgruntled parent, allowing trainee teachers to practise responding to complaints, arguments and other difficult conversations…

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‘Looking like Tendulkar’: BCCI vice-president praises Sri Lanka batter who frustrates India on day 5

‘Looking like Tendulkar’: BCCI vice-president praises Sri Lanka batter who frustrates India on day 5

Sri Lanka’s Sonal Dinusha celebrates his century on the fourth day of the second Test cricket match between India and Sri Lanka, in Colombo, Sri Lanka. (PTI Photo) BCCI vice-president Rajiv Shukla praised Sri Lanka batter Sonal Dinusha on Thursday after the left-hander scored fourth consecutive half-century of the series in the ongoing second Test…

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In 1793, goats were introduced to Hawaii’s Kahoʻolawe; their population later reached about 50,000, and 200 years later the last feral goat was removed after severe vegetation loss and erosion

In 1793, goats were introduced to Hawaii’s Kahoʻolawe; their population later reached about 50,000, and 200 years later the last feral goat was removed after severe vegetation loss and erosion

The cultural importance of the island is demonstrated by the some 3,000 archeological and historical sites and features that were documented through 2004. From an island carved by voyagers, farmers and sacred traditions comes the unlikely story of thousands of hungry goats. They grew on Kaho’olawe from a small 18th-century introduction into a herd of…

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Alix Earle’s family bought a New Jersey mansion for .25 million in 2013; now worth about .1 million, the home is becoming a backdrop for her Netflix reality show

Alix Earle’s family bought a New Jersey mansion for $2.25 million in 2013; now worth about $4.1 million, the home is becoming a backdrop for her Netflix reality show

Alix Earle’s family (Image Credit: Netflix via realtor.com) Alix Earle has built her career by giving millions of followers an intimate look at her life, from beauty routines and relationships to family moments shared online. Now, the social media star is bringing that openness to Netflix with her upcoming reality series, “Earle Meets World.” One…

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Training aircraft crashes near Ganga Barrage in Kanpur; pilot killed, another critical

Training aircraft crashes near Ganga Barrage in Kanpur; pilot killed, another critical

A twin-engine training aircraft crashed in a field near Natthupurwa village. KANPUR:One trainee pilot was killed and another critically injured after a twin-engine training aircraft crashed in a field near Natthupurwa village, close to Ganga Barrage, on Thursday afternoon.Emergency teams reached the crash site following the incident.Further details about the cause of the crash and…

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A Perth homeowner hired agents to sell his house; a company they owned bought it for 5,000, their interest was disclosed six weeks later, and the homeowner later obtained an 0,000 valuation

A Perth homeowner hired agents to sell his house; a company they owned bought it for $705,000, their interest was disclosed six weeks later, and the homeowner later obtained an $800,000 valuation

The issue came to light after Mr Wu became suspicious about the transaction. (Picture: ABC Australia) A homeowner in Australia says he may have sold his Perth property for nearly $100,000 less than its value after discovering that the real estate agents he hired to sell it were behind the company that bought it. Chao…

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In 1962, NASA loaded 22,900 gallons of water onto a Saturn I rocket and deliberately blew the container apart 65 miles above Earth to study what water would do in the upper atmosphere

In 1962, NASA loaded 22,900 gallons of water onto a Saturn I rocket and deliberately blew the container apart 65 miles above Earth to study what water would do in the upper atmosphere

Representative Image (AI-generated) For humans to travel deeper into space and remain there for months or even years, they will need much more than powerful rockets. Astronauts must have a continuous supply of oxygen, water and food, while waste and carbon dioxide must be carefully managed. On short missions, these needs can largely be met…

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