Payal gone, Mumbai Coastal Road tragedy, IIT Bombay student death, Bengal bypoll turmoil, Asian Games triumph and major global flashpoints dominate Sunday headlines

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For India, Sunday carried sharply contrasting images: India’s tireless journalist gone, three young lives lost in a devastating Mumbai crash, a student death at IIT Bombay prompting serious allegations and protests, an unexpected political alignment in West Bengal followed by an arrest. At the same time, Indian athletes delivered moments of pride at the Asian Games, securing the country’s first medal and sending the women’s cricket team into a gold-medal contest.Continue Reading

Who Is Being Held Accountable? The Palestinian Visa Ban and America’s New Weapons to Israel

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The US has denied Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas a visa to attend next week’s UN General Assembly in New York, but isn’t the Trump administration preparing a reported $2.8 billion weapons package for Israel that includes 20,000 MK-84 bombs, 20,000 BLU-117 bombs and 20,000 penetrator warheads, according to Reuters reporting based on U.S. officials?Continue Reading

World on edge as AI, NATO tensions, Middle East violence and space weapons reshape the global security landscape

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The world’s security landscape is entering an increasingly unpredictable phase, with artificial intelligence, military confrontations, Middle East violence and the weaponisation of space converging into a single global story: governments are racing to secure strategic advantage while lawmakers and citizens struggle to keep pace. September 15, 2026: In Washington, anContinue Reading