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Nearly 65% voter turnout in Bihar’s first phase of polls, highest since 1951

Bihar recording highest-ever voter turnout in the first phase of assembly polls is victory of democracy, Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar said on Thursday, lauding the “transparent and dedicated” election machinery. Read More

Kazakhstan set to join Abraham Accords in symbolic move at Central Asia summit

Kazakhstan is expected to be announced on Thursday night as the latest country to join the Abraham Accords that have normalised relations between Israel and Muslim-majority nations. Read More

‘Triumph for American patients’: Trump unveils deals to slash prices of some weight-loss drugs

President Trump announced deals Thursday with pharmaceutical giants Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk to lower the prices of some popular weight-loss drugs, in exchange for certainty around tariff issues and others benefits Go to Source Read More

Novak Djokovic included in ATP Finals draw despite uncertainty over his participation in Turin

Novak Djokovic, who has won the season-ending ATP Finals a record seven times, has been included in the Jimmy Connors Group alongside top-seed Carlos Alcaraz, Taylor Fritz and Alex de Minaur. Read More

Afghanistan and Pakistan trade blame for ceasefire violations amid Istanbul talks

Cross-border tensions rise as Afghanistan and Pakistan trade blame over ceasefire violations, complicating ongoing Istanbul talks to secure a lasting truce Go to Source Read More

Indian football set for a historic first with two overseas players set to join Blue Tigers national camp

The inclusion of defender Abneet Bharti and winger Ryan Williams in Khalid Jamil’s national camp in Bengaluru marks a historic moment in Indian football, which had slammed its doors shut on foreign players including OCIs all these years. Read More

Israel launches airstrikes on south Lebanon, accuses Hezbollah of rebuilding military capabilities

The attacks came despite a ceasefire deal reached a year ago to end prolonged hostilities between Israel and the Iran-backed group, and followed months of Lebanese army efforts to dismantle Hezbollah positions in the south Go to Source Read More

Deutsche Boerse, Nasdaq under EU scrutiny for possible cartel activity

Deutsche Boerse shares fell as much as 7.3%, before paring some losses. At 1245 GMT, they were down around 4%. Read More