Russia, NATO Flex Nuclear Muscle Separately | GRAVITAS The Russia -Ukraine war is turning out to be the war of might. Russia & NATO are flexing their nuclear muscle as they conduct simultaneous drills. Both...
West Indies became the first team in history to bowl all 50 overs of an ODI innings using spin bowlers. The team has a great legacy of fast bowlers, but abandoned that tradition in a...
British Troops Arrive in Israel to Oversee Volatile Gaza Ceasefire | GRAVITAS #Gravitas British troops have joined a U.S.-led multinational task force in Israel to oversee the fragile ceasefire in Gaza. #britain #UK #troops #israel...
India-US Trade Deal: Trump Says Modi Agreed To Not Buy ‘That Much’ Russian Oil | GRAVITAS India and the US are reportedly close to finalising a long-pending trade deal that could see Washington cut tariffs...
This special report unpacks the fierce political battle for the woman voter in Bihar, featuring Congress spokesperson Sujata Paul and BJP’s Radhika Khera. The debate scrutinises the effectiveness of Nitish Kumar’s prohibition policy, which he...
“Jawano, aaj khatam kar do inko (Soldiers, finish them today),” screamed BSF Sub-Inspector Mohd Imteyaj, even as he battled grievous injuries, urging his men to fight back fiercely against Pakistan drones during Operation Sindoor. The Border...
Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath’s sharp remarks on "political Islam" and halal economy spark major political heat. Is this an ideological warning-or a divisive distraction? Vasudha Venugopal breaks it down tonight on India Matters with...
With just days to go, the Maha Gathbandhan in Bihar faces internal disquiet-Congress unsure on Tejashwi as CM face, allies in a tug of war. Is the opposition unity cracking under pressure? Vasudha Venugopal unpacks...
Japan got its first woman prime minister on Tuesday after Sanae Takaichi, a China hawk and social conservative, forged an 11th-hour coalition deal. Japan’s fifth premier in as many years will lead a minority government...
For the first time in history, mosquitoes have been discovered in Iceland. Scientists warn it’s more than an oddity it’s another sign of a warming planet, as even the coldest places yield to change. Until...