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Hans Niemann’s ‘strong form doesn’t erase cheating doubts’: Carlsen’s former second stirs up a hornet’s nest

Magnus Carlsen’s former second Daniil Dubov stirred up a hornet’s nest by saying that Hans Niemann’s strong form does not erase cheating doubts against the American grandmaster. Read More

5 things Trump got wrong about India

Trump has, not once, but on several occasions, shifted his rhetoric towards India. His tariffs became a point of contention in the India-US relationship. Read More
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Enlarged replica of Trump’s alleged birthday card to Epstein installed at US mall

A giant replica of an alleged birthday message linked to Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein has been installed at Washington’s National Mall Go to Source Read More

Greenland, Canada in ‘new map of USA’: Trump fuels territory feuds with allies

Trump has stirred fresh controversy with European allies after sharing an image on Truth Social showing Canada and Greenland coloured in US flag hues, reviving tensions over his push to acquire the Arctic island. Read More

Giri sheds light on Carlsen’s bias against FIDE World Championship: ‘He has to undermine it, even if he doesn’t want to’

Magnus Carlsen had decided against defending his title in the 2023 Classical World Championship after winning it five consecutive times, and has since been critical not just of chess’ showpiece event but also of FIDE in general. Read More

No wires, no plugs, just power through the air: How Finland is experimenting with wireless electricity

Finland is slowly making a name for itself as an innovator, albeit a low-key one, regarding wireless electricity transmission, which aims to transmit power via the airwaves without having to use cables, sockets, or connectors. Read More

Russian Envoy To Meet US Officials In Davos In First Such Engagement At WEF Since 2022

Kirill Dmitriev plans meetings with US delegates at Davos, marking rare Russia US engagement since 2022. Talks will focus on the Ukraine peace process. Read More