Company that bought Publishers Clearing House won’t pay past prize winners
The online casino operator that acquired Publishers Clearing House out of bankruptcy protection said that it would pay only those who won after July 15.
Day: September 13, 2025
How India’s N-Power Dream Is Getting Crushed Under The Weight of This 90-Page Rulebook
As RIL, Adani, TATA wait in the wings, this 90-page rulebook could shatter India’s N-power dreamsIndia’s nuclear power sector is at a critical juncture, caught between the ambition to dramatically expand capacity and the bureaucratic, institutional, and regulatory hurdles that threaten to stall private participation.The Modi government has been aggressively pushing the idea that private capital—
India-EU Hold Talks On Deepening Security And Defence Cooperation
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri met with the European Union Political and Security Committee (PSC) delegation led by Chair Delphine Pronk on September 12, 2025, in New Delhi. This marked the PSC’s first-ever visit to Asia.Key discussions focused on deepening security and defence cooperation under the India-EU Strategic Partnership, alongside exchanging views on latest regional and global
Hamas and Hezbollah among groups relisted by Australia for counter-terrorism sanctions
Total of 33 groups and 10 individuals face continued financing sanctions as government adds new ‘entity linked to Hamas’Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA trio of extremist organisations including Hamas, along with other entit…
The ‘iron lady’ taking a shot at Ivory Coast’s presidency
Feared by some, loved by others, ex-first lady Simone Gbagbo is vying to become the country’s next leader.
Sushila Karki Makes History, Becomes Nepal’s First Woman Prime Minister
Sushila Karki has etched her name in Nepal’s history once again, this time as the country’s first woman Prime Minister, assuming leadership of a transitional government at a moment of profound political upheaval.Her appointment follows a unique public mandate: she was chosen by Nepal’s Gen Z-led protest movement—which forced the resignation of former PM KP Sharma Oli—through an unconventional
Copenhagen-based Teton.ai, which offers an AI companion to help nurses monitor patients and improve workflows, raised a $20M Series A led by Plural (Anthony Vecchione/Mobi Health News)
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Copenhagen-based Teton.ai, which offers an AI companion to help nurses monitor patients and improve workflows, raised a $20M Series A led by Plural — The company is on track to be live in 10 U.S…
Trump Says ‘Running Out Fast’ On Patience With Putin, Says US Will Have To ‘Come Down Very Strong’
The latest remarks by US President Donald Trump underscore a sharp escalation in rhetoric over Russia’s continued military actions affecting Ukraine and NATO’s eastern flank.In an interview with Fox and Friends, Trump admitted that his patience with Russian President Vladimir Putin was “running out fast,” framing the faltering progress on a resolution to the Ukraine conflict as a failure of
Bonnie Addario, 77, dies; survivor of lung cancer made fighting it a cause
Bonnie Addario and her family founded GO2 for Lung Cancer, one of the largest such organizations devoted to patient advocacy and support.
Foreign Secretary Misri, EU Delegation Laud Political Engagements, Cooperation Across Various Sectors
Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri held detailed discussions with a 30-member delegation from the Political and Security Committee (PSC) of the Council of the European Union in New Delhi on Friday, underscoring India’s growing engagement with the EU across the political, security, and defence spectrum.This marks the first-ever visit of the PSC to Asia, led by Delphine Pronk, Chair of the Committee,