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Hart explains how goalkeepers are struggling with World Cup ball
Former England goalkeeper Joe Hart answers your questions about the Trionda World Cup ball and how it might be affecting goalkeepers at the tournament.
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‘The Daily’ and ‘The Opinions’: How A.I. Is Changing Loneliness and Taste
The story of a woman who let a robot into her home. Plus, a discussion about why Silicon Valley has taken such an interest in taste.
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Spain bucks European trend with mass amnesty of migrants
A mass amnesty of undocumented immigrants is currently underway in Spain. Bucking the trend of its European neighbours, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s Socialist government is embracing immigration to underpin its growing economy. However, the plan does not enjoy universal support. It faces strong criticism, in particular from the far right. FRANCE 24’s Victoria David and Maude Petit-Jové report, with Sarah Morris.
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Binance says some European clients may be affected after pulling bid for Greek license
All crypto companies have to obtain a license under the bloc’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation by July 1, or risk penalties.
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Why is Tamil Nadu opposing the Centre’s latest guidelines on Cauvery basin? | Explained
The fresh norms require the State government to prepare and submit a preliminary report, pre-feasibility report or concept note in tune with what has been stipulated in the 2017 guidelines and with the 2007 final award of the Tribunal
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Kolkata Cloud Chasers: The group that chases cyclones, thunderstorms and lightning across Bengal
For more than a decade, these Kolkatans have spent their weekends driving towards cyclones, thunderstorms and towering storm cells. Armed with weather models, radar imagery and cameras, the Kolkata Cloud Chasers pursue Bengal’s most dramatic weather events in search of photographs, data and a feeling they say cannot be bought.
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South Korea bets on personal drones to shore up defensive capability
South Korea plans to eventually equip every soldier with their own personal drone, in a massive expansion of aerial weapons. To counter the threat from North Korea, Seoul says it will train half a million soldiers in how to use drones, and manufacture more than 100 thousand of them in the next three years. With…
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‘It’s about time’: How a Chennai journalist’s book inspired ‘Made in India: A Titan Story’
Former The Hindu BusinessLine journalist Vinay Kamath reflects on seeing his book on Titan’s journey transformed into one of 2026’s streaming successes
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Telangana appoints Sanjay Jaju as next Chief Secretary
A 1992 batch IAS officer Sanjay Jaju has been preferred in spite of presence of two of his batchmates, Jayesh Ranjan and Vikas Raj, owing primarily to his stint in the central services since the formation of Telangana State without any connection whatsoever with the previous BRS government
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