‘Weaponisation of water’: Pakistan seeks Canada’s help to revive Indus Waters Treaty with India

Pakistan’s deputy prime minister Ishaq Dar on Monday sought Canada’s support for the restoration of the Indus Waters Treaty between New Delhi and Islamabad.Addressing a joint press conference with Canadian foreign minister Anita Anand in Islamabad, Dar said India had “added a new dynamic into an already volatile security situation” by putting the agreement in…

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‘Targeted shadow fleet for first time’: EU announces major ops against Russia, unveils fresh sanctions

The European Union on Thursday approved its 21st package of sanctions against Russia over the war in Ukraine, retaining the existing oil price cap for another year while expanding restrictions on banks, crypto firms and, for the first time, vessels linked to Moscow’s “shadow fleet”. European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said the measures…

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Hormuz Blockade: US Navy destroyer intercepts two oil tankers trying to leave Hormuz; orders them to turn back | World News

A US Navy destroyer on Tuesday intercepted two oil tankers attempting to leave Iran, a day after US President Donald Trump announced a blockade aimed at pressuring Tehran, according to a US official cited by Reuters.The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters that the vessels had departed Chabahar port in the Gulf of…

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Norway Chess: D Gukesh loses his last game as teenager to Magnus Carlsen; Divya Deshmukh’s unbeaten streak ends | Chess News

D Gukesh, Magnus Carlsen, and Divya Deshmukh (Photo by Michal Walusza for Norway Chess) NEW DELHI: Today is the birthday of World Chess Champion Dommaraju Gukesh. As he prepared to leave his teenage years behind and turn 20, the Chennai-born Grandmaster had a rare opportunity to celebrate by defeating World No. 1 and five-time world…

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England 0/0 in 0.0 Overs | ENG vs NZ Live Score, 1st Test 2026: New Zealand bowl first as Ben Stokes’ England look to rebuild after Ashes humiliation

Few venues in world cricket are as tied to tradition as Lord’s. The Long Room, the famous slope, the ringing bell before play, strict dress codes and the honours boards all help make the ground unique. Players from around the world speak about the special feeling of walking out at Lord’s. Yet when England take…

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