** Trump calls Taiwan arms sales a "negotiating chip" with China, raising questions about US commitment. What this means for global security and markets.
** NEET UG 2026 re-exam scheduled for June 21 allows candidates to select first and second preferred cities. Key details on new examination protocols.
** Five Italian researchers died cave diving in Maldives. This tragedy exposes dangerous gaps in adventure tourism regulation that threaten the industry's future.
** Clio hits $500M ARR as Anthropic advances AI capabilities. Why legal tech's growth story masks a deeper disruption threat that investors are missing.
Authorities demolish structures at AIMIM leader Matin Patel's properties after he allegedly sheltered TCS case accused Nida Khan. Here's what this means.
** Trump's renewed Iran threats mask a calculated energy play. Why conventional wisdom about oil price spikes misses the real market disruption ahead.
MP High Court reserves Bhojshala order amid Hindu-Muslim-Jain claims. India's judicial approach to disputed sites creates more problems than solutions.
** Washington's push for three new Greenland bases isn't just about defense—it's the opening move in a trillion-dollar Arctic resource scramble that will reshape global markets.
** UK PM Keir Starmer refuses to step down despite heavy local election losses and pressure from dozens of Labour lawmakers. Cabinet meeting underway as party crisis deepens.
