Louvre heist was ‘inside job’ – Telegraph
French detectives investigating the robbery of the Louvre Museum have uncovered evidence pointing to an inside job, The Telegraph reported on Saturday, citing sources close to the investigation.
Man’s Greed in the Guise of Civilization: How British Colonialism Starved India
As Victorian England amused itself with tales of monsters and haunted manors, an unspeakable, man-made horror was unfolding thousands of miles away in colonial...
Inside India’s Cow Dung Fight: Villagers Fling Cow Dung to End Diwali
In southern India’s Gummatapura village, the Gorehabba festival sees devotees throwing cow dung in a sacred ritual marking the end of Diwali.
Reality TV star Kim Kardashian reveals brain aneurysm
American media personality Kim Kardashian said she had been diagnosed with a brain aneurysm, U.S. media outlets reported on Thursday.
‘How Low Can They Go’: Matiullah Jan Speaks Out After Indictment in Drug and Terrorism Case
Trial of journalist Matiullah Jan begins amid criticism from rights groups alleging political targeting and custodial abuse claims.
Sheikh Saleh bin Fawzan appointed as Saudi grand mufti
Saudi Arabia has named Sheikh Saleh bin Fawzan bin Abdullah Al-Fawzan as the kingdom’s new grand mufti, state media reported.
Picasso painting held in private collection sells for $31 million at Paris auction
A painting by Spanish artist Pablo Picasso, believed to portray his muse and partner Dora Maar, sold for 27 million euros at an auction in Paris on Friday.
Nazi Praise and Hate Speech: The Sinister Side of U.S. Political Group Chats
Nazi Praise and Hate Speech: The Sinister Side of U.S. Political Group Chats
Trump heads to Asia for Xi talks, eyes Kim meeting
US President Donald Trump left on Friday for Asia and high-stakes trade talks with Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping -- adding that he would also like to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un on his trip.
Top Indian buyer of Russian oil weighs in on Western sanctions
India’s top oil refiner Reliance Industries is reviewing the impact of Western sanctions on its Russian suppliers and will adjust operations accordingly while maintaining domestic energy security, the company has said.
PSL’s Legal Notice Backfires? Tareen’s Video Ignites Social Media Frenzy
Ali Tareen’s sarcastic “apology” video to the PCB — complete with a dramatic tearing of their legal notice — has escalated tensions rather than easing them. Social media users swiftly pounced on the moment, flooding timelines with memes, hot takes, and spirited debate over the future of the PSL
UK PM announces £10m additional funding to protect British Muslims from hate crime
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged an additional £10 million in security funding to protect Muslim communities from hate crimes and attacks after increase in attacks on Muslims and mosques across the UK.