Putin has Britain on edge? UK PM Burnham unveils new anti-Russia information

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced plans for a new National Centre for Information Defence as he addressed the United Nations General Assembly, warning of hostile state information attacks. Burnham said the centre would work to detect, attribute and disrupt threats targeting Britain’s information environment, while specifically accusing Russia of spreading disinformation and attempting to interfere in the UK’s 2019 general election. The announcement comes alongside a new UK-US defence partnership focused on AI and protecting critical infrastructure. Burnham has also urged stronger support for Ukraine’s air defences as European security concerns continue to grow. 

'Russia’s economy depends on India': Zelensky says oil trade end could stop war

Zelensky's remarks came days after US President Donald Trump signed the Lindsey O Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act into law.

CAT 2026: Physicswallah Academic Director shares tips to maximize quant score

CAT 2026 exam will be held in November 2026. Physicswallah Academic Director has shared tips to maximize IIM CAT quant score. Check here.&nbsp;

At UNGA, Macron calls for Hormuz reopening

French President Emmanuel Macron has used the UN General Assembly in New York to push for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and stronger air-defence support for Ukraine. Macron said France and partners were working on ways to restore shipping through the vital waterway, while also pressing for faster delivery of missile interceptors to Kyiv. He has also discussed a possible energy truce between Russia and Ukraine with U.S. President Donald Trump. The moves come as the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East continue to affect European security, energy supplies and global shipping routes. 

Keralam govt orders probe against former CM Pinarayi Vijayan and family in CMRL

The probe follows an ED request for a corruption case, with the state saying the DGP will decide the nature and scope of the investigation.

Super El Niño may cause 451,000 additional global deaths, 15,800 in India: Study

University of Chicago’s Climate Impact Lab study said that these deaths projected to keep rising into India’s summer

Uttarakhand: Two arrested for submitting fake documents for NEET UG admission

Dobhal said the probe is currently focused on identifying further suspects.

Nani defends The Paradise's A-certificate, admits there's ‘lots of violence’

Nani's film The Violence has been given an A-certificate by the CBFC for the intense violence in it.

AI must not create new divides, Jaishankar tells Global South

Jaishankar called for greater cooperation among Global South countries to address rising geopolitical tensions.

Bihar CM Samrat Choudhary outlines major push for education, energy sectors

CM revealed that 1.7 crore families have not received an electricity bill for an entire year, while only 22 lakh families currently pay for their power.