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sportsJune 4, 2026Telegraph India

FIFA World Cup 2026 heat risk

A new climate report warns that rising temperatures could slow players, raise health risks and alter match intensity during the World Cup

businessJune 4, 2026Newsmax

Report: Middle East War Threatens World Economy

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development warned Wednesday that the Middle East conflict has become the biggest threat to the global economy, driving up energy costs, fueling inflation, and slowing growth as disruptions to oil and trade flows...

powerJune 4, 2026Firstpost

Globe at a glance: From limits on Trump's war powers to SpaceX's mega IPO

Your window to world news: Washington faced a fresh debate over presidential war powers, North Korea vowed a major nuclear buildup, Venezuela hosted America’s top military officer, Meta pushed back against Australia’s media law, and SpaceX prepared for a historic market debut — here’s what’s making headlines today

cultureJune 4, 2026The Tribune

I look for honesty more than perfection: Rita Meher, co

From a young student of Japanese language at Jawaharlal Nehru University to becoming an influential advocate for South Asian storytelling globally, Rita Meher has built a journey defined by culture, migration, identity and purpose. Today, as the co-founder and executive director of Tasveer, the world’s only Oscar-qualifying South Asian film festival, she stands at the forefront of a movement reshaping how South Asian stories are seen, funded and celebrated across the globe.

climateJune 4, 2026The New Indian Express

Climate battle begins inside buildings

Ahead of World Environment Day on June 5, Rohith Pallerla, Founder and CEO of Zodhya, explains how AI-powered solutions are helping buildings reduce emissions

sportsJune 4, 2026The Morning Star

Fifa’s World Cup water bottle policy sparks backlash over heat risks

FANS will no longer be able to bring refillable plastic bottles into World Cup stadiums after Fifa changed its policy today.The move, which Fifa says is to “prevent risk and injury to players and attendees,” has been criticised by the Free Lions England fans’ embassy, amid concerns over supporter welfare in the extreme heat of the North American summer.

cultureJune 3, 2026Daily Excelsior

Omar flags off Cyclothon on World Bicycle Day

Excelsior Sports Correspondent SRINAGAR, June 3: Chief Minister Omar Abdullah today flagged off a Cyclothon at the Royal Springs Golf Course (RSGC) here to mark World Bicycle Day, reaffirming the Government’s commitment to promoting fitness, healthy lifestyles and sports culture among the youth of Jammu and Kashmir. The event, organized by the Jammu & Kashmir Sports Council under its flagship initiative “My Youth My Pride”, witnessed enthusiastic participation from cyclists, youth, students and sports enthusiasts from different parts of the

technologyJune 3, 2026Daily Excelsior

FCI’s Silo Programme modernising India’s food storage

Excelsior Correspondent NEW DELHI, June 3: The Food Corporation of India (FCI) has undertaken one of the world’s largest grain storage modernisation programmes through the creation of a nationwide network of modern steel silos. The silo programme is designed to replace traditional storage methods with scientific and technology-enabled systems that preserve grain quality and minimise wastage. Unlike conventional godowns, silos are equipped with moisture-control systems, aeration facilities, automated inventory management and mechanised grain handling. These features help maintain grain quality

healthJune 3, 2026PBS News

Health workers struggle to contain Ebola outbreak

The World Health Organization said Wednesday that the fight against Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo is "catching up" with the spread of the virus. But health officials warn the crisis is far from over with more than 340 cases already confirmed and the outbreak crossing into neighboring Uganda. Chris Ocamringa reports from DRC's capital Kinshasa.

powerJune 3, 2026The Tribune

Omar flags off cyclothon in Srinagar

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Wednesday flagged off a Cyclothon at the Royal Springs Golf Course (RSGC), Srinagar, to mark World Bicycle Day. The event reaffirmed the government’s commitment to promoting fitness, healthy lifestyles, and a vibrant sports culture among the youth of the Union Territory.

sportsJune 3, 2026Devdiscourse

World Cup 2026: Safety Concerns Amid U.S. Political Climate

Rights groups expressed concerns about the safety of journalists and fans at the World Cup in the U.S., citing a 'dangerous climate of fear' due to policies under President Trump. FIFA has been criticized for not adequately addressing these human-rights concerns, as the event is set to begin next week.

worldJune 3, 2026The Independent

Former MI6 chief on Russia, Trump and the future of the West

On the news of the death of Sir Alex Younger The Independent is re-publishing its World of Trouble podcast with the former head of MI6, recorded in April 2025. Join us as world affairs editor Sam Kiley sits down with former MI6 chief Sir Alex Younger and Dr Rachel Ellehuus, director-general of The Royal United Services Institute (Rusi) and former Pentagon official, to explore the shifting global security landscape. In this episode of World of Trouble, The Independent’s new expert-led discussion series, our panel unpacks the fast-changing global security landscape in a discussion entitled Shifting Alliances. They delve into the strategic importance of Russia’s actions in Ukraine, Nato’s future, and whether Europe has the strength and resolve to face the Russian challenge. During the panel, former MI6 chief Sir Alex warned Britain must rearm and rebuild its reserves – potentially through national service – to face the growing threat from Russia and the destabilising influence of leaders like Putin and Trump. Alongside Dr Ellehuus, he highlighted how Trump’s shift in US strategic priorities has shaken European security, emboldened Putin, and increased unconventional Russian attacks across Europe.