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Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah sparked controversy in Parliament by claiming that Nepal has also encroached upon Indian territories, while discussing the long-standing border dispute over Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura and Kalapani.
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Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah said both Nepal and India have encroached on each other's territories and called for a diplomatic resolution of border disputes. His remarks sparked criticism from opposition leaders and former diplomats in Nepal
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Updated American Cancer Society guidelines for colorectal cancer screening add at-home stool tests and blood-based options alongside colonoscopy. Screening remains recommended from age 45 to 75, aiming to improve access, early detection, and prevention amid rising cases in younger adults
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India and the United States will begin four-day negotiations from June 1 to finalise an interim trade agreement under the broader bilateral trade framework. Talks will focus on market access, tariffs, investment rules, and economic security alignment
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India and Oman will implement their Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement from June 1, granting wider market access and boosting trade, services, and investments. The pact is expected to strengthen India's presence in the Gulf region while benefiting key export sectors
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Indian and Canadian officials expressed confidence that negotiations on the proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement could conclude this year. Discussions at a Regina summit highlighted renewed bilateral engagement, trade expansion goals, and efforts to reset ties after diplomatic tensions stalled talks
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Heavy rains threaten to delay the search for two missing villagers in a flooded Laos cave. An international rescue team successfully saved five others trapped for over a week, but rising water levels are currently blocking divers from searching deeper chambers.
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President Trump said the US is close to a nuclear deal with Iran, insisting Tehran must never obtain or purchase nuclear weapons. He warned military action remains possible, linking agreement success to reopening the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing tensions
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US CENTCOM disabled Gambia-flagged vessel M/V Lian Star with a Hellfire missile after ignoring warnings under Trump’s blockade. Five ships disabled, 116 redirected, costing Iran $4.8 billion in oil revenue. USS Spruance earlier intercepted Iranian cargo ship M/V Touska
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Iran’s IRGC shot down US MQ-1 and MQ-9 drones, fired at a fighter jet, and vowed retaliation. The US launched self-defence strikes on Iranian sites, while explosions near Bandar Abbas intensified Strait of Hormuz tensions amid nuclear program concerns
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Anastasia Potapova upset defending champion Coco Gauff in Paris, while Naomi Osaka advanced in style to face Aryna Sabalenka. Berrettini endured a five-hour battle as French Open drama unfolded across courts
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Paris Saint-Germain retained their Champions League crown, defeating Arsenal 4-3 on penalties at Puskas Arena after a 1-1 draw. Gabriel Magalhaes missed the decisive kick, sealing PSG’s back-to-back triumph
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US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth reassured Indo-Pacific allies of Washington's regional commitment while adopting a softer tone on China. He stressed preventing Chinese dominance in the region and joined AUKUS partners in announcing a new undersea drone development initiative
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The United States has revoked the visa of a Xinhua employee in an apparent response to China's expulsion of New York Times correspondent Vivian Wang. The move marks a rare direct retaliation and highlights growing tensions over media access and press freedom
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Israeli troops pushed deeper into southern Lebanon while Lebanese and Israeli military officials held rare direct talks at the Pentagon. The discussions focused on regional security and ceasefire implementation as hostilities, airstrikes and cross-border fighting continued across southern Lebanon
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Iran has said no agreement has yet been finalised with the United States and that exchanges between the two sides are continuing. Tehran said its current priority is ending the war, while discussions on uranium enrichment have not yet begun
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London-based singer-songwriter Samuel Smith, diagnosed with Parkinson’s, is using AI music tools to create demos after losing much of his guitar ability. His new album blends traditional musicianship with AI-assisted composition, highlighting both creative opportunities and industry concerns around generative AI
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Tiffany Trump, daughter of US President Donald Trump, visited the Taj Mahal with husband Michael Boulos and spent nearly an hour exploring the monument. She showed interest in its history and architecture, while authorities maintained extensive security arrangements throughout the visit
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Global crude oil prices fell to six-week lows after reports of a possible extension of the Iran-US ceasefire and prospects of reopening the Strait of Hormuz. India said refineries have adequate crude stocks and fuel supplies remain stable despite regional uncertainties
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Myanmar President U Min Aung Hlaing began his five-day India visit with a stop in Gaya, Bihar, where he offered prayers at the Mahabodhi Temple. He will hold talks with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on June 1 to strengthen bilateral ties.
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US President Donald Trump ended a two-hour Situation Room meeting without announcing a decision on a proposed Iran agreement. Negotiations between Washington and Tehran continue amid disputes over nuclear demands, sanctions relief and the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
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Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket exploded during a routine hotfire test at Cape Canaveral in Florida, causing a setback for Jeff Bezos’ space company. No injuries were reported, but the incident could delay upcoming missions and affect competition with SpaceX.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised India as a “huge power” and said the country shows “crazy love for Israel” despite global criticism of the Jewish state. He highlighted strong India-Israel ties, expanding diplomatic partnerships and his close rapport with Prime Minister Narendra Modi
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Indian-American teenager Shrey Parikh won the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee after correctly spelling 32 words in the spell-off round, setting a new competition record. The 14-year-old California student secured the title with the word “bromocriptine” after years of national-level participation.