Bali Faces Fuel Shortage as Hundreds Protest Outside Governor's Office

Iran Deepens Military Support for Houthis Amid Rising Saudi Tensions

Tehran has stepped up its backing of Yemen's Houthi rebels, supplying intelligence and military guidance aimed at pressure on Saudi Arabia. The alliance now reportedly spans weapons training, drone development, and missile production. Analysts say this assistance has markedly strengthened the Houthis in their ongoing conflict. The growing Iranian role has heightened security concerns across the region. Regional leaders are consequently reviewing their own strategies in response.

India's Zorawar light tank faces armour versus mobility trade-off

India's Zorawar light tank programme is grappling with how to strengthen protection without compromising its mobility. The Indian Army wants tougher armour capable of withstanding more powerful munitions and emerging threats. The vehicle is being developed by the Defence Research and Development Organisation together with Larsen & Toubro, with service entry expected around 2028 to 2029. One proposed remedy is a phased approach that would allow early production while planning later protection upgrades.

Calendly founder's 2013 bet on scheduling software grew into a $3B company

In 2013, Tope Awotona started Calendly to address the scheduling problems that professionals often encounter. He funded the early stages with his own money, retirement savings, and loans. The company gradually gained traction over the following years. By 2021, its valuation had passed $3 billion, supported by a large user base and rising demand for online scheduling tools.

Sanjay Raut files reply in Supreme Court contempt case, expresses hope for justice