The president said Leo should get his act together, use common aense and stop catering to the radical left
By Vinod V K April 13, 2026
Uganda's army chief, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, issued a bizarre ultimatum to Turkey demanding $1 billion and a Turkish bride, threatening to sever diplomatic ties over it
By The Week News Desk April 12, 2026
President Vladimir Putin has ordered a Russian military ceasefire for 32 hours as part of the Easter truce, with Ukraine also signalling support for the truce amidst stalled peace efforts
By Anuja Susan Varghese April 10, 2026
Hungary decisively ends Viktor Orbán’s long rule, handing a sweeping mandate to insurgent challenger Péter Magyar
By Ajish P Joy April 13, 2026
The IC3 report notes that more than 22,000 complaints in 2025 were directly linked to AI-enabled fraud, resulting in losses exceeding $893 million
By Bharti Dhami April 08, 2026
Roberts-Smith was accused of killing five unarmed Afghans while serving in Afghanistan between 2009 and 2012, according to reports
By Sachin Jose April 07, 2026
An armed confrontation near the Israeli consulate in Istanbul resulted in three individuals being neutralised and two police officers wounded
By The Week News Desk April 07, 2026
Donald Trump in 2021 had pardoned Bannon after he was indicted on federal charges—some of which were also related to the border wall fundraising
By The Week News Desk April 06, 2026
China, in an unusual move has closed its offshore airspace for 40 days raises questions amid heightened regional tensions and lack of announced military exercises
By The Week News Desk April 06, 2026
Ukraine struck a coal mine in Russian occupied Luhansk oblast, trapping 41 workers and damaging a power substation
By The Week News Desk April 06, 2026
Reports say that Nepal mountain climbing guides poisoned climbers to conduct 'fake rescues' in order to recive payouts from insurances. However investigations reveal no evidence of actual poisoning
By The Week News Desk April 04, 2026
Pakistan is set to repay $3.5 billion to the UAE this month after the latter refused more rollovers
By The Week News Desk April 04, 2026
For much of his second presidential tenure, Donald Trump has berated the NATO alliance as “freeloaders” and recently as “paper tigers”
By Sanjib Kr Baruah April 02, 2026
Tyler Robinson's defence attorneys have now claimed that the bullet recovered from Charlie Kirk's death does not match the accused's rifle, raising questions about ballistic evidence in the ongoing murder case
By The Week News Desk March 31, 2026
Hakim Mohammad Tahir Anwar, Jaish-e-Mohammad founder Masood Azhar's brother, reportedly died under mysterious circumstances
By The Week News Desk March 31, 2026
Donald Trump has stated that the US will not enforce a blockade of crude oil into Cuba as a loaded Russian oil tanker arrived on the Caribbean island
By The Week News Desk March 30, 2026
Former Pakistan Army Chief Qamar Javed Bajwa is reportedly in critical condition following a severe fall at his residence. Unverified reports suggest that his condition has worsened his concerns after a reported heart block incident
By The Week News Desk March 29, 2026
Pakistan lockdown rumours are circulating due to Middle East tensions, with reports of a "smart lockdown" over weekends
By Meera Suresh March 29, 2026
A 12 ton shipment of KitKat chocolate bars, has been stolen in Europe during transport from Italy to Poland. Switzerland's Nestle, which owns the brand, said they appreciate the exceptional taste of the criminals
By The Week News Desk March 29, 2026
A new White House website, OnlyFarms.gov, aimed at helping US farmers track costs and boost income, has drawn criticism for its name, which is a riff on a pornographic site
By The Week News Desk March 29, 2026
Former Home Minister Ramesh Lekhak has also been taken into custody
By The Week News Desk March 28, 2026
Balendra Shah has taken office as Nepal's youngest prime minister takes office after a sweeping victory in the first general elections that followed last year's youth protests
By The Week News Desk March 27, 2026
Dayton Webber, 27, lost all four of his limbs after contracting a bacterial infection when he was about 10 months old. He rose to fame after being drafted as a player in the American Cornhole League
By The Week News Desk March 24, 2026
The Valero refinery in Port Arthur, Texas, has now been shut down after a massive blast and fire. The blaze lasted about 5 hours, causing severe damage to the plant's diesel hydrotreater unit
By The Week News Desk March 24, 2026
Pakistan ranked as the most polluted country in 2025, with PM2.5 levels reaching 13 times the World Health Organisation's recommended limits, a new report says
By The Week News Desk March 24, 2026
