The world has never seen this before. The Strait of Hormuz — the narrow channel through which 20% of all global oil and 20% of all global LNG flows every single day — effectively closed on March 2, 2026. Tanker traffic fell to near zero. Over 150 ships sat anchored outside, waiting. War-risk insurance was […]
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India is going to the T20 World Cup 2026 Final. On March 5, at a packed Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, India posted a mammoth 253/7 against England. England fought back with everything they had — scoring 246/7 in reply. However, 7 runs separated the two sides at the end. Moreover, this was not a comfortable
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On March 5, 2026, President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social and changed American politics with a single announcement. He fired Kristi Noem as Secretary of Homeland Security. Moreover, this is not just a personnel change — it is the first cabinet-level firing of Trump’s entire second term. Furthermore, Trump named Oklahoma Republican Senator Markwayne
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The Sensex fell 3,160 points in just four trading sessions. Investors lost Rs 18 lakh crore in market capitalisation. This is the worst stock market week India has seen in 2026. Moreover, the crash did not happen in isolation. A combination of global war, surging crude oil, and massive foreign fund outflows triggered the sell-off.
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Iran fired cluster bomb missiles at civilian areas in Israel. Israel’s foreign ministry confirmed this fact publicly. The IDF independently verified it. Moreover, cluster munitions are among the most internationally condemned weapons in existence. They scatter dozens of explosive submunitions across a wide area. Many fail to explode immediately. They function as de facto landmines
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Can you make an AI say literally anything you want? Can you trick it into believing something absurd? Can you get it to spread misinformation, reveal secrets, or act completely against its own rules? These are not just curious questions. They sit at the heart of one of the most important debates in modern technology.
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Apple just made the Mac affordable. On March 4, 2026, Apple launched the MacBook Neo — its cheapest laptop ever — at a starting price of $599. Moreover, this is not a cut-down, hobbled product that sacrifices performance to hit a low price. It runs the A18 Pro chip. It delivers up to 16 hours
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A 33-kilometre wide stretch of water sits between Iran and Oman. Through it flows approximately 20 million barrels of oil every single day. That figure represents 25% of all seaborne oil trade on earth. Moreover, 20% of the world’s entire LNG supply passes through this same narrow channel. No other route exists for LNG. No
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On March 4, 2026, in a ceremony in central London, Claire Lynch made literary history. She became the first debut novelist ever to win the Nero Gold Prize — one of the UK’s most prestigious book awards. Moreover, the prize judges, chaired by award-winning author Nick Hornby, selected her novel A Family Matter over a
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You wake up in the morning and the first thing you reach for is your phone. Before your eyes have fully adjusted to the light, you are already scrolling. Sound familiar? If so, you are not alone — and that is precisely the problem. Social media addiction and mental health are now so deeply intertwined
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