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What's the '5-to-9 before 9-to-5' productivity routine going viral?
The "5-to-9 before 9-to-5" productivity trend is going viral on TikTok and Instagram, promoting personal growth.
Oscars 2026: Autumn Durald Arkapaw becomes first woman to win Best Cinematography for Sinners
Autumn Durald Arkapaw made Oscars history in 2026 by becoming the first woman to win Best Cinematography for her work on Sinners. Here is what she said in her acceptance speech.
Dubai airport 'gradually' resumes flights after drone incident
Flights at Dubai International Airport were briefly suspended after a drone-related fire near the airport as UAE air defences intercepted Iranian missiles and drones
15 Indian performers face visa overstay charges after cultural event in New Zealand: Report
The performers travelled to New Zealand last month as part of a group accompanying Bollywood singer Shibani Kashyap for Holi celebrations around the country. However, they overstayed in the country despite their visas being expired.
Viral Oscar moments throughout the years
Every year, the glamorous stage of the Academy Awards hosts Hollywood’s biggest stars. While the ceremony honors outstanding films and performances, some moments become unforgettable for completely different reasons. From shocking surprises to hilarious mishaps, these viral incidents have captured the internet’s attention and become part of Oscar history.
Jaishankar speaks to Saudi, UAE counterparts on West Asia conflict amid rising Iran-US tensions
Against the backdrop of spiralling hostilities between Iran and the US, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar spoke to his counterparts from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) focusing on various aspects of the evolving situation in West Asia.
Australia deploys troops to aid flood-hit communities in Northern Territory
Australia will deploy defence force personnel to assist communities affected by severe flooding in the Northern Territory as authorities respond to heavy rain and ongoing rescue efforts
ByteDance pauses global launch of Seedance 2.0 after copyright disputes
TikTok owner ByteDance has paused the global rollout of its AI video model Seedance 2.0 after copyright disputes with major Hollywood studios, including Disney. The company is reviewing legal risks and adding safeguards to prevent potential intellectual property violations, a report said.
Trump administration threatens media over critical coverage of Iran war
Trump's attack on media, blaming it for shaping fake narratives, comes in the backdrop of several surveys that shows the Iran war remains largely unpopular in the US.
Kate Winslet to be part of ‘Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum’? Here's what we know
Kate Winslet may star in "Lord of the Rings: The Hunt for Gollum," directed by Andy Serkis. Elijah Wood and Ian McKellen might return.
South Africa summons new US envoy as diplomatic rift over White Afrikaners deepens
South Africa's foreign ministry said on Wednesday that it has summoned the US ambassador to the country as a diplomatic rift between the two nations escalates
Driver detained after van crashes into White House barricade, downtown Washington locked down
A driver was detained early Wednesday after a van crashed into a security barricade near the White House, prompting a lockdown in parts of downtown Washington, D.C.
Google announces new built-in AI features to Chrome in India; adds support for 8 Indic languages
Google on Wednesday announced builtin AI features integration to Chrome for users across India, a move it said would make the browsing experience more intuitive, secure and helpful for users.
Greenland gambit & Iran tensions: Nato parliamentarian shares how the alliance is navigating tough world order
In an exclusive conversation with Firstpost's Bhagyasree Sengupta, Dr Benedetta Berti, Secretary General, Nato Parliamentary Assembly, shared her take on the disagreement brewing within the alliance, and how it is navigating the turbulent world order
What to know about UK's annual wife-carrying contest
At the annual race in Dorking, UK, competitors sprinted through water splashes and hay bales carrying partners on their backs — with a barrel of ale awaiting the winners.
'Terrorist tactics': US designates Afghanistan as 'state sponsor of wrongful detention'
The United States has designated Afghanistan a ‘state sponsor of wrongful detention’, accusing the Taliban authorities of unlawfully detaining American citizens and raising pressure over hostage diplomacy and human rights
Is Great Britain running out of fuel due to Iran war? Two days of gas stored as conflict escalates
As the tensions in West Asia continue to escalate, Great Britain is reportedly having just two days of fossil gas stored as it faces a decline in energy reserves.
'A complementary & odd group': Experts weigh in on how Brics should navigate turbulent world order
On the second day of the Raisina Dialogue 2026, a panel of eminent experts sat down to discuss how Brics can transform global challenges into opportunities for coordinated investment, supply chain integration, and regional leadership
'They're inaccurate with munitions': Trump blames Iran for strike on school that killed over 175
As the tensions in West Asia continue to escalate, US President Donald Trump told reporters on Saturday that he believes the deadly strikes on a girls' primary school in southern Iran last weekend were 'done by Iran'
Iran says 'waiting' for US to escort ships through Strait of Hormuz
On Friday, the US energy secretary said that the country's Navy was preparing to escort ships through the Strait of Hormuz "as soon as it's reasonable to do it"
The only person who can end Russia-Ukraine war is Putin: Munich Security Conference CEO
In an exclusive conversation with Firstpost’s Bhagyasree Sengupta, Benedikt Franke, Vice-Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Munich Security Conference said one person who can end the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war is Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Why are men abandoning their wives in forests (reason will surprise you!)
People have found a new way to breakup with their partner and it's trending. Say hello to "Alpine divorce"
Iran war: Why are wealthy Indians moving their money to Singapore?
Amid the US-Israel war on Iran, Dubai-based Indian entrepreneurs are moving their money to Singapore to hedge risk. This comes after attacks on Dubai and Abu Dhabi, which have thrown into doubt the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) reputation for stability
Iran war: Why are wealthy Indians moving their money to Singapore?
Amid the US-Israel war on Iran, Dubai-based Indian entrepreneurs are moving their money to Singapore to hedge risk. This comes after attacks on Dubai and Abu Dhabi, which have thrown into doubt the United Arab Emirates' (UAE) reputation for stability
War, Trump and trust deficit: Nato’s future debated at Raisina Dialogue 2026
At the 2026 Raisina Dialogue, the European delegation sat down to discuss the future of Nato, the challenges the alliance is facing and the steps the alliance can take to bolster itself. Firstpost delivers an insight into how hopeful the Europeans are about Nato's solidarity.
International Women's Day: How is Barbie staying relevant in 2026?
In honour of Women's Day, Barbie has unveiled a 'Dream Team', of global female role models.
How Israel-Iran rivalry is turning from strategic to civilisational
The Israel-Iran conflict is not merely a tactical contest between two states pursuing strategic interests. It is a conflict embedded in theology, identity, and historical memory
Trump unveils 'Shield of Americas' security initiative for West, names Kristi Noem as special envoy
Trump announced that Noem will be the special envoy of his "Shield of the Americas" initiative. Speaking at an event in Nashville, Noem said that she would attend the first "Shield" summit
'Bangladesh election not a democratic transition': Top lawyer and rights activist to Firstpost
Bangladesh has got a new government under Tarique Rahman, who returned to the country after a 17-year-exile. A top Dhaka lawyer and rights activist tells Firstpost what the election was like, and what lies ahead for Rahman and India-Bangladesh ties
‘Military conflicts can’t solve issues’: PM Modi holds talks with Finland’s Stubb, calls for UN reforms
In the talks, the two sides also agreed to accord India-Finland relations in digitalisation and sustainability as a strategic partnership