Month: September 2026

Two Russian Su-35S fighter jets reportedly collided in mid-air over the Kursk region, resulting in the loss of both aircraft, according to Russian military aviation sources. The incident occurred on September 7, but the Russian Defence Ministry had not immediately issued an official statement confirming the circumstances. Reports from military

The Eiffel Tower was closed to visitors on Monday after staff protested over the alleged sidelining of female employees during a private visit by a Hindu religious delegation linked to BAPS. The incident has triggered a political and workplace debate in France over gender equality, religious accommodation and the limits

FIFA President Gianni Infantino will seek a fourth term in 2027, despite mounting opposition following the collapse of his controversial plan to bring private investment into FIFA’s World Cup-related commercial rights. FIFA confirmed that Infantino’s previously announced re-election plans remain unchanged. The decision comes at a difficult moment for the

The Supreme Court has sent a strong message against the growing problem of doctors being assaulted by political party members, saying those accused of attacking medical professionals should not be allowed to move around freely. The remarks came while the court considered the case involving Shiv Sena corporator Ramesh Mhatre,

Iran’s plan to establish a “prohibited zone” near the Strait of Hormuz could significantly raise the stakes in the growing confrontation with the United States. Iran’s Supreme National Security Council secretary Mohsen Rezaei said the zone would be announced in the coming days and would cover areas extending from the

The Delhi Satya Niketan building collapse has exposed another serious vulnerability in the capital’s rapidly expanding student-housing ecosystem. A multi-storey building being used as a boys’ paying guest accommodation collapsed on Sunday, killing six people and leaving several others injured. Rescue teams have pulled 13 people from the debris, while

India’s Nobel story is defined not only by its winners, but also by the extraordinary figures who never received the prize. Mahatma Gandhi, Satyendra Nath Bose, Meghnad Saha and G.N. Ramachandran represent very different fields, yet their absence from the Nobel roll raises a larger question: does Nobel recognition accurately

US President Donald Trump has issued a fresh warning that the United States could strike Iran’s heavily fortified Pickaxe Mountain nuclear-linked site “very soon”, reopening one of the most sensitive fronts in the escalating US-Iran confrontation. Trump said Washington was closely watching activity at the facility and reiterated that preventing

Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever’s remarks during his India visit have drawn attention for their apparent criticism of unpredictable US tariff policies. Without naming US President Donald Trump, De Wever joked that some governments “decide something on Monday” and reverse it days later, prompting laughter and applause at an

Apple’s upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Max is shaping up as an upgrade focused less on a radical redesign and more on hardware refinement. The flagship is expected to be unveiled on September 9, with leaks pointing to a slightly thicker body, a larger battery, improved cameras and Apple’s next-generation A20