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Trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi addressed humanitarian issues, Zelenskiy says
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said trilateral talks with Russia in Abu Dhabi covered humanitarian issues, including prisoner exchanges and the return of Ukrainian children, alongside discussions on security guarantees. He shared details of the discussions while interacting with students during his visit to Denmark.
US-mediated talks on ending Russia-Ukraine war begin in Abu Dhabi
Three-way talks involving Russia, Ukraine, and the United States began in Abu Dhabi to address security guarantees. The discussions are the first of their kind since February and will last two days. Key negotiators from both sides have returned, seeking to bridge substantial gaps in their demands. Despite previous rounds yielding no breakthroughs, hopes persist for progress towards a resolution.
Gas prices in the US are nearly half of Europe's: Why are American drivers paying so much less?
American motorists are currently paying much less for fuel compared to drivers in the European Union. The average petrol price in the EU is almost double that of the US, highlighting significant market differences. Higher taxation in Europe contributes to this price discrepancy, making it important for consumers to understand. Diesel costs also reflect a noticeable difference, though the gap is smaller than for petrol.
Activists breach Microsoft data centre construction site as protests spread in Europe
Activist groups have announced actions in 16 countries on Friday and Saturday, according to the "Stop Dirty Data Centres" coalition, which is rallying environmental groups and digital rights campaigns behind calls to pause large-scale construction.
Was 255 euros fine behind Cristiano Ronaldo's sudden retirement? World's highest-paid athlete earning $300 million annually quits Portugal duty after fallout with coach
Cristiano Ronaldo officially announced his retirement from the Portuguese national team after an impressive 23-year career. He made this decision following a suspension stemming from disagreements with head coach Jorge Jesus regarding playing time. Ronaldo expressed that the decision was challenging, influenced by both heart and mind. Throughout his international tenure, he achieved remarkable records and contributed significantly to Portugal's football successes.
An unused sub, a walkout, a 30-day ban, then goodbye: How Cristiano Ronaldo’s 234-game Portugal career ended after a row with his coach
Cristiano Ronaldo announced his retirement from international football after 23 years with Portugal. His decision followed a disagreement with coach Jorge Jesus, leading to a 30-day suspension. Ronaldo expressed his emotional farewell on Instagram, reflecting on his time representing Portugal. He leaves behind a significant legacy, including a record 146 goals in 234 matches. Despite retiring from international football, he will continue his club career at Al Nassr.
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‘I gave everything I had for Portugal’: What Cristiano Ronaldo said in emotional retirement video | Watch
Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his retirement from international football in an emotional video, ending a 23-year career with Portugal. The 41-year-old leaves as men's international football's leading goalscorer and most-capped player, with 146 goals and 234 appearances, following a turbulent final chapter involving head coach Jorge Jesus.
Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal walkout: What happened weeks before his international retirement?
Cristiano Ronaldo announced his retirement from international football following a fallout with Portugal coach Jorge Jesus over playing time and agreements concerning his role. After leaving the national team's training camp in frustration, disciplinary action was initiated against him. Ronaldo expressed regret but maintained that Jesus had not upheld their discussions.
Multiple flights in Europe diverted because of bomb threats after earlier hoaxes
Several flights across Europe were diverted and made emergency landings due to bomb threats received recently. Airports in Prague, Sofia, and Evreux were among those involved in these emergency responses. Inspections revealed no hazardous materials on board the flights after their safe landings. Authorities suspect these incidents may be hoaxes linked to heightened geopolitical tensions in the region.
World leaders who sparred with Trump express relief mixed with caution at Republican election rout
World leaders welcomed the Democrats' gains in the US midterm elections, hoping the setback for Donald Trump's Republicans could ease tensions over Washington's foreign policy. However, European and other allies cautioned that the results may not change Trump's approach to Iran, Ukraine, tariffs or NATO, as the president retains considerable freedom in foreign affairs.
Piyush Goyal holds talks with Danish minister to expand economic partnership
India and Denmark are actively exploring various opportunities to strengthen their economic engagement and partnerships. The discussions between Piyush Goyal and Martin Lidegaard emphasized collaborative efforts in trade, investment, and industrial cooperation. Approximately 250 Danish companies operate in India, employing over 100,000 individuals while showing strong interest in further investments. Cooperation in renewable energy and wind energy technologies has been a core focus of their partnership.
Greenland approves security deal with Denmark and US following months of Trump's pressure
Greenlandic lawmakers voted 16-0 to approve a security agreement with Denmark and the United States. This deal aims to strengthen military presence in the Arctic while keeping Greenland under Danish control. Although some residents express concerns about its implications for Greenlanders, they hope to curb American threats. The agreement will take effect after Danish parliamentary processes are completed later this month.
India elected as President of International Solar Alliance for third straight term: Pralhad Joshi
Addressing media at the summit, Joshi said, "At the ninth session of the ISA, we reaffirm a fundamental belief: progress becomes truly meaningful when its benefits are shared". He congratulated France on the occasion of being reelected co-President of the ISA.
Friedrich Merz says Germany must preserve 'digital sovereignty' in AI era
German chancellor Friedrich Merz appointed a minister for digitalisation and modernisation when he took office last year and his government has vowed to intensify efforts to make up the technological lag with European economies that have moved faster, including the Netherlands and Denmark.
China’s 5,000-ton digging machines are a trade war risk to India
China is tightening export controls on tunnel-boring machines and other specialised construction equipment, raising concerns that the restrictions could disrupt India's infrastructure projects, particularly along the disputed Himalayan border.
PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen win Hylo Open titles
PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen achieved significant victories in the Hylo Open Super 500 badminton tournament finals. Sindhu claimed the women's singles title with a decisive win over Line Højmark Kjærsfeldt. Her victory was completed in 39 minutes, showcasing her exceptional playing skills. Later, Lakshya Sen triumphed in the men's singles final against Jonatan Christie. Together, they secured a memorable title win for India.
PV Sindhu clinches Hylo Open title with straight-game win over Denmark’s Kjærfeldt
PV Sindhu won her second title of the season, defeating Denmark’s Line Højmark Kjærfeldt 21-12, 21-14 in the final of the Hylo Open Super 500 in Germany on Sunday. The 39-minute victory earned the world No. 8 Indian 9,200 ranking points, boosting her bid for the World Tour Finals.
Bihar Museum ranked in top 10, Becomes Asia's highest-ranked museum ahead of New York's Metropolitan Museum Of Art; check top 10
Bihar Museum has achieved an impressive milestone by being named the ninth best museum worldwide in the 2026 rankings, securing the top spot in Asia. Located in Patna, the museum showcases a rich variety of historical and cultural artifacts. This esteemed recognition shines a light on Bihar's diverse cultural heritage and its significant contributions to the broader tapestry of Indian history, firmly establishing its place on the global museum stage.
‘Life goes on’: Scientists describe how ‘zombie’ bacteria keep pumping DNA after death
Researchers at Aarhus University have made a fascinating discovery: even after bacteria die, they retain the ability to generate DNA. This phenomenon is powered by bacteriophages that rest inside the dead cells, awaiting activation. Using artificial DNA, scientists successfully demonstrated that the bacteria could indeed synthesize new genetic material and manipulate the DNA type produced. This knowledge paves the way for innovative uses in environmental biotechnology and bioenergy production.
Denmark to launch new work permit scheme in 2027; sets DKK 322,000 as the minimum salary
Denmark is set to roll out a fresh work permit scheme for international workers from January 1, 2027. To be eligible, foreign workers must hold jobs that adhere to sanctioned collective agreements and fulfill salary standards. Employers are required to gain certification to join this initiative and affirm compliance with said agreements.
How Australia built world’s biggest battery-powered ferry
The electric ferry China Zorrilla has launched its operations between Buenos Aires and Uruguay, marking a significant milestone in eco-friendly maritime transport. This initiative showcases advancements in battery technology aimed at curbing environmental impact.
Iran hasn't tried to repair nuclear facilities damaged in US strikes, UN nuclear chief says
Rafael Grossi of the IAEA stated that Iran has not repaired its nuclear facilities after military strikes. The US and Israel initiated strikes to hinder Iran's nuclear weapon capabilities, according to President Donald Trump. Iran is accused of failing to comply with nuclear nonproliferation obligations while maintaining its program is peaceful. The UN Security Council meeting addressed these concerns amidst tensions with Russia and China.
Quote of the day by Søren Kierkegaard: 'Laugh at the world's foolishness or weep over it, you will regret both' - Father of existentialism give a lesson on why there is no perfect way to deal with life's problems
Søren Kierkegaard’s famous quote from his 1843 book Either/Or explores a dilemma that many people face: whether to laugh at the world's foolishness or feel troubled by it, neither response can guarantee peace of mind. The Danish philosopher's words raise a deeper question about life's choices, the regret that can follow them and why avoiding difficult decisions does not always make things easier.
PV Sindhu beats Japan’s Hina Akechi in three-game thriller; enters French Open final
PV Sindhu has advanced to the women's singles final at the French Open after defeating Hina Akechi. She celebrated a hard-fought victory, clinching the match in three competitive games. In the final, Sindhu will face world No. 1 An Se Young of South Korea. This marks her second Super 750 final of the year, following her Japan Open success in July.
The future of AI depends on how we design the energy infrastructure that powers it
The design challenge is to make the building, its engineering systems, and its computing infrastructure work as one, accommodating rising densities and new technologies without repeated redesign.
Trump declares wind turbine imports as threat to national security; India among top suppliers
US President Donald Trump recently declared that imports of wind turbines pose a threat to national security. The declaration followed a Commerce Department investigation focusing on cybersecurity issues related to foreign-made equipment. Trump cited concerns regarding foreign reliance and interruptions to radar systems and air traffic operations. Instead of imposing immediate tariffs, he directed trade officials to negotiate with partners.
Domestic cos need strategic approach to tap India-Europe FTA gains: FICCI
Indian companies must adopt a strategic approach to fully leverage the European free trade agreement benefits, as tariff concessions alone may not suffice. The focus should be on product quality, market penetration, and building significant relationships with European buyers. Compliance with European standards will be crucial for export success, particularly for small enterprises.
Cristiano Ronaldo handed 30-day ban for leaving Portugal camp following rift with coach
Ronaldo left Portugal's base in Copenhagen before their Nations League match against Denmark earlier this month, having accused Jesus of twice breaking his word about his role after he was an unused substitute against Norway.
Denmark Open 2026: Tanvi Sharma, Treesa-Gayatri's quarter-final losses end India's campaign
Indian shuttlers' campaign at the Denmark Open 2026 ended in the quarter-finals on Friday, with Treesa Jolly-Gayatri Gopichand and Tanvi Sharma suffering defeats in women's doubles and women's singles, respectively.
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