Shubhanshu Shukla Axiom-4 Live Updates: The Axiom-4 mission carrying Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla is expected to land at the International Space Station at 4:30 pm IST.

Wonsan Kalma opens to domestic tourists on 1 July, six years after it was due to be completed.

The estimated number of cocaine users globally also kept growing, reaching 25 million people in 2023, up from 17 million 10 years earlier, the UNODC said

The classified briefing, which was originally scheduled for Tuesday (June 24, 2025) and was delayed, also comes as the Senate is expected to vote this week on a resolution that would require congressional approval if Mr. Trump decides to strike Iran again.

 Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla, during his first call from space on Wednesday, called the experience “indescribable.” Greeting with a “namaskar” from space, Shukla said he is getting used to zero gravity.

Ireland's Dan Sheehan will captain the British and Irish Lions in their opening game on Australian soil against the Western Force on Saturday.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum threatens legal action against SpaceX due to rocket debris and environmental contamination following a Starship explosion at the Starbase site in South Texas. Mexico is assessing potential violations ...more

Asim Munir reportedly attended the funeral of Major Moiz Abbas Shah, who was killed in a recent TTP ambush, and had claimed to capture IAF Group Captain Abhinandan Varthaman.

A social media clash ignited between President Trump and Rep. Ocasio-Cortez after she criticized his actions towards Iran, leading to Trump questioning her qualifications. Assemblyman Matt Slater challenged Ocasio-Cortez's "Bronx girl" ...more

Donald Trump's "Big, Beautiful Bill" proposes $150 billion for mass deportations over four years, dwarfing ICE's current budget. The House has approved key immigration sections, with the Senate debating a similar version. The bill alloc ...more

Young disabled people may soon see their Universal Credit top-up cut as part of wider welfare reforms.

Under the din of traffic from the highway bridge that cuts over his fields, Bala Haruna inspects corn, cassava and okra on his family farm. A few blocks over, squat, informal houses made of wood and sheet metal give way to a field of su ...more

The area is being built to turn it into a billion-dollar tourist hotspot

In June and July, it's not uncommon for whales to stop water traffic in Sydney.