PM Modi presses Putin on Ukraine peace, raises safety of seafarers in Black Sea
India News: NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday raised the impact of the Russia-Ukraine conflict on maritime trade and the safety of Indian seafarer.
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Modi again urges Putin to end Ukraine war ahead of BRICS summit
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to enter negotiations to end the war in Ukraine as the two leaders met i...
Spanish GP: Kimi Antonelli edges Ferrari in Madrid practice as Arvid Lindblad suffers first F1 crash at challenging Madring circuit
Kimi Antonelli fastest from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton in Practice Two; Arvid Lindblad first F1 driver to crash at new Madrid track; <strong>watch Spanish GP Qualifying from the all-new Madring circuit live on Sky Sports F1 at 3pm on Saturday</strong>
Man Utd vs Man City: Kings of Manchester hotly debated ahead of Old Trafford derby showdown
Elliot Anderson called Manchester City the 'Kings of Manchester' but will United dethrone their local rivals at Old Trafford this weekend? <strong>Watch Man Utd vs Man City live on Sky Sports from 4pm on Sunday; kick-off 4.30pm. </strong>
Del Piero praises Como’s Champions League debut: ‘The only Italian team to win’
Alessandro Del Piero was full of praise for the players, staff and ownership group at Como after their statement win in their first ever Champions League mat...
Trump’s ‘deepest, darkest China’ gets a Brics sequel with Iran's cameo as India walks tightrope
India News: What could be a fresh diplomatic headache for Donald Trump? A picture of Prime Minister Narendra Modi holding hands with Iranian President Masoud Peze.
Lam Research Sees Sold-Out Chip Demand, Targets Capacity and AI Service Gains
Lam Research (NASDAQ:LRCX) said it is prioritizing customer execution, capacity readiness and product-roadmap delivery as semiconductor equipment demand rema...
Anthropic disrupts attempts to use AI for biological weapons research; report flags rising misuse
Technology News: AI company Anthropic said it has disrupted several attempts to use its Claude models for research that could potentially support the development of bi.