Greta Thunberg and 11 board the Madleen to break the Gaza blockade
Greta Thunberg has joined a group of international activists aboard an aid ship sailing to Gaza, aiming to deliver humanitarian supplies and protest Israel’s blockade amid ongoing conflict.
Watch list: Best of May
The Wall Street Journal’s May 2025 watchlist features 15 top movies and shows spanning drama, comedy, and documentaries—offering a curated mix of compelling content across major streaming platforms.
Russia and Ukraine hold peace talks in Turkey after massive drone attack
Peace talks begin in Turkey as missiles rain down on Kharkiv. Can diplomacy stop a war marked by drone blitzes, conflicting agendas, and a thousand kilometers of relentless destruction?
Muzaffarpur minor rape-murder: NCW takes charge, Congress stages protest
A nine-year-old’s brutal rape-murder in Muzaffarpur unveils a chilling tale of negligence and systemic failure. Will justice prevail, or will the accused’s influence bury the truth?
IndiGo flight makes emergency landing after hit by 'vulture'
Just minutes from landing, a vulture slams into an IndiGo aircraft mid-air. Chaos avoided but is this the latest sign of rising in-flight risks facing Indian aviation?
Covid-19 cases rising again in India: 5 home remedies to boost your...
Covid-19 cases rise in India; boost immunity with turmeric, ginger tea, tulsi, vitamin C-rich foods, proper sleep, and hydration.
Salman Khurshid breaks silence: “Is it so difficult to be patriotic?”
As political cracks widen at home, Salman Khurshid’s bold patriotism abroad raises questions: Will the Congress embrace his stand or brand him a traitor to party lines?
