Tuesday, April 21, 2026
38.1 C
New Delhi

Liquor Ban Not 48, But 96 Hours Before Polls: Why West Bengal Is Seeing More Dry Days This Election

Officials of the Election Commission flagged an “unusual surge” in liquor sales during the Model Code of Conduct period.

Go to Source

Hot this week

UK unemployment rate falls to 4.9% as wage growth hits slowest pace since 2020

UK unemployment rate falls to 4.9%. The UK’s unemployment rate fell unexpectedly to 4. Read More

Kuwaiti actress Hayat Al-Fahad dies at 78: Veteran Gulf screen icon passes away after prolonged illness

Veteran Kuwaiti actress Hayat Al-Fahad dies following prolonged illness / Image: file Veteran Kuwaiti actress Hayat Al‑Fahad, one of the most influential figures in Gulf television and theatre, has died at the age of 78 after a long Read More

‘Iran has not sent any delegation to Pakistan for talks with the US’: Tehran’s state broadcaster

Iran on Tuesday denied reports that it has sent a delegation to Pakistan for talks with the US. The statement comes amid growing speculation about possible diplomatic efforts to ease tensions in the region. Read More

‘It’s all baloney’: Trump’s Belgium envoy on chatter around US leaving Nato, ‘not loving Europe’

The 59-year-old envoy — who boasts a relationship with Trump reaching back three decades — sums up his mission in simple terms: “To get an A plus” from the president Go to Source Read More

Iran executes man over mosque arson, alleged Israel-US links

Iran executed a man convicted of setting fire to a Tehran mosque and collaborating with Israel and the United States during protests, as authorities intensify crackdowns on alleged foreign-linked unrest amid ongoing tensions and a fragile ceasefire. Read More

Topics

UK unemployment rate falls to 4.9% as wage growth hits slowest pace since 2020

UK unemployment rate falls to 4.9%. The UK’s unemployment rate fell unexpectedly to 4. Read More

Kuwaiti actress Hayat Al-Fahad dies at 78: Veteran Gulf screen icon passes away after prolonged illness

Veteran Kuwaiti actress Hayat Al-Fahad dies following prolonged illness / Image: file Veteran Kuwaiti actress Hayat Al‑Fahad, one of the most influential figures in Gulf television and theatre, has died at the age of 78 after a long Read More

‘Iran has not sent any delegation to Pakistan for talks with the US’: Tehran’s state broadcaster

Iran on Tuesday denied reports that it has sent a delegation to Pakistan for talks with the US. The statement comes amid growing speculation about possible diplomatic efforts to ease tensions in the region. Read More

‘It’s all baloney’: Trump’s Belgium envoy on chatter around US leaving Nato, ‘not loving Europe’

The 59-year-old envoy — who boasts a relationship with Trump reaching back three decades — sums up his mission in simple terms: “To get an A plus” from the president Go to Source Read More

Iran executes man over mosque arson, alleged Israel-US links

Iran executed a man convicted of setting fire to a Tehran mosque and collaborating with Israel and the United States during protests, as authorities intensify crackdowns on alleged foreign-linked unrest amid ongoing tensions and a fragile ceasefire. Read More

Uranium map: Who holds the world’s reserves and who controls production — and shapes geopolitics

Three countries spread across continents —Kazakhstan, Canada, and Namibia— control nearly three-fourths of the world’s uranium production. Read More

UN experts urge EU to suspend Israel trade deal over human rights concerns

A group of UN experts has called on the EU to suspend its trade agreement with Israel, saying it is the “minimum required” step to comply with international law amid ongoing concerns over human rights violations. Read More

Historic Pivot: Why Japan Moved From Post-War Pacifism To A New Lethal Weapons Policy

Japan has moved from a near-total ban on arms exports to a more flexible, case-by-case framework that allows the export of lethal military equipment. Read More

Related Articles