New Delhi Declaration: How India’s 2021 BRICS Summit Shaped the Group’s Agenda

The New Delhi Declaration was adopted by the leaders of the BRICS countries—Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa—at the 13th BRICS Summit, hosted virtually by India on 9 September 2021. Held during India’s BRICS chairship, the summit came at a particularly significant moment for international affairs. The COVID-19 pandemic was still disrupting economies and…

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Anthropic Says AI Is Now Being Used to Run Large-Scale Cyber Operations as Chinese Firms Target Claude Models

Artificial intelligence is moving into a new and increasingly concerning phase of the global technology race. Anthropic has reported that malicious actors are no longer using advanced AI models merely as chatbots or assistants for individual tasks. Instead, some groups are using AI to orchestrate and execute large portions of cyber operations, with human operators…

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Apple iPhone 18 Pro Launch: New A20 Pro Chip, Variable-Aperture Camera, Huge Battery Gains and First Foldable iPhone Duo — Full Details

Apple has officially opened a new chapter for the iPhone with the launch of the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, while simultaneously introducing the company’s first-ever foldable smartphone, the iPhone Duo. The September 9 event, held under the title “Surprise and Shine,” represents one of Apple’s most significant product launches in years….

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Marvel’s Wolverine Reviews Are Out: Insomniac’s Brutal PS5 Exclusive Gets Praise for Logan, Graphics and Combat but Faces Criticism for Repetition and Linear Design

After years of anticipation, Insomniac Games’ highly awaited Marvel’s Wolverine has finally reached the review stage, giving players their first comprehensive look at whether Sony’s next major Marvel exclusive can live up to the enormous expectations created by the studio’s Spider-Man games. The answer from critics is complicated. Marvel’s Wolverine is being praised for its…

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India Hosts BRICS Summit 2026: New Delhi Takes Centre Stage in Global Diplomacy

India is at the centre of major international diplomacy this week as New Delhi hosts the 18th BRICS Summit, bringing together leaders from some of the world’s most influential emerging economies. The summit, being held on September 12–13, 2026, has emerged as one of the most significant diplomatic events in India this year, with discussions…

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Philippines Ferry Fire: Dozens Missing After Passenger Vessel Catches Fire Near Palawan

September 10, 2026: A major maritime emergency is unfolding in the Philippines after a passenger ferry caught fire off the western coast of Palawan, leaving at least five people dead and dozens more missing. Rescue teams are continuing operations as authorities investigate what caused the vessel to catch fire. The incident has become one of…

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BRICS Diplomacy, Economic Pressure and Major Domestic Developments

New Delhi, September 10, 2026: India is entering an important period in both domestic and international affairs, with the upcoming BRICS Leaders’ Summit, economic pressures caused by rising global oil prices, major government decisions and several significant developments before the public and the courts dominating the national news cycle. BRICS Summit puts India at the…

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India’s Alternative-Fuel Cars Outsell Petrol Vehicles for the First Time as Oil Prices Rise and E20 Debate Intensifies

India’s automobile market has crossed an important turning point. For the first time, passenger vehicles powered by alternative fuels collectively outsold petrol-powered cars in a single month, highlighting how quickly Indian consumers are changing their preferences amid higher oil prices, expanding electric-vehicle infrastructure and growing debate around ethanol-blended petrol. According to data from the Federation…

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China Tightens Rare-Earth Supply to the U.S. as Critical Minerals Become a New Front in the Technology War

China’s dominance over the global rare-earth supply chain is once again becoming a major source of tension with the United States, with several Chinese suppliers reportedly declining to ship rare-earth materials to American customers because of growing geopolitical uncertainty. The development adds another layer to the increasingly strategic competition between Washington and Beijing, where technology,…

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Oil Prices Surge as U.S.-Iran Conflict Threatens Global Energy Supplies and Strait of Hormuz

Global oil markets have entered another period of uncertainty as the escalating conflict between the United States and Iran threatens energy infrastructure and shipping routes across the Middle East. Brent crude climbed to around $97 a barrel on September 7, reaching a six-week high as military exchanges intensified and concerns grew that the conflict could…

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