‘Concerned over Centre’s order to block accounts, exploring all legal options’: Social media platform X

X (formerly Twitter) voiced apprehension regarding an Indian government directive to block over 2,355 accounts, including news outlets like Reuters, under Section 69A of the IT Act on July 3, 2025. X is exploring legal options, urging affected users to seek remedies through the courts, while clarifying the government later requested to unblock @Reuters and…

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South Korea: Jailed ex-president Yoon Suk Yeol faces fresh charges over martial law decree; could remain in jail six more months

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol faces further criminal charges related to his controversial martial law declaration. Already detained, Yoon’s new indictment means he’ll remain imprisoned for up to six months during trial. Accusations include abuse of power for excluding Cabinet ministers during the decree’s enforcement and fabricating documents. He denies all allegations.

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‘India has nothing to apologise for’: Tharoor hits back at Lutnick; flags EU money in Russia kitty

Congress MP Shashi Tharoor defended India’s mature approach amid US criticism over Russian oil imports, highlighting that other nations, including those in Europe and China, have larger economic ties with Russia. He cautioned against overlooking Trump’s tariff threats and insults despite softened rhetoric, emphasising the real consequences faced by Indians.

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Softbank does exactly what Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had made ‘fun of’ founder Masayoshi Son

SoftBank has divested its entire Nvidia stake for $5.83 billion, a move coinciding with founder Masayoshi Son’s intensified focus on artificial intelligence investments. This strategic shift, despite a past jest from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang about SoftBank’s former largest shareholder status, fuels SoftBank’s growing AI empire, including significant stakes in OpenAI and Oracle Corp.

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Persons with history of diabetes, high BP can be deceased donors: Expert group

The Indian Society for Organ Transplantation suggests considering organs from deceased donors with diabetes or hypertension, stating benefits outweigh risks if organs are viable. International data indicates minimally increased risks in kidney transplants from such donors. Experts advocate individualized risk assessment, including liver biopsies, to determine organ suitability.

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