Sounak Mukhopadhyay

Here is the second instalment of the “Analysis & Predictions” series of the FIFA World Cup 2014. Let’s look at the possibilities of Group B.

The underwater search for the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 is suspended for two months.

Whistleblower Edward Snowden claimed that the U.S. government had trained him as a spy.

Shelly Sterling will be accepting offers from potential buyers of the Los Angeles Clippers this week.

A U.S. doctor was killed by gunmen in Pakistan while he was on a visit to a graveyard. The gunmen came on motorcycles and shot several bullets in his body.

Let’s look at the possibilities of the eight groups in the tournament. We start this series with Group A.

Call of Duty must be investigated for its influence on children as four teenage boys who killed themselves used to play it on a regular basis in their lifetime, suggests a coroner.

The 47-page report faced instant criticism for lacking essential elements to make it eligible for scrutiny by external experts

The electronics giant is all set to make and sell PlayStations for the vest first time in China.

Heidi Klum refused to accept that Justin Bieber touched her breast in public at the amfAR gala in Cannes even though images suggest a clear case of groping.

Pro-Russian separatist rebels took control of an airport in Russia. Thereafter, a fierce fight started between the Ukrainian government troops and the rebels.

A top official from the Nigerian military said that he knew where the kidnapped girls had been kept. However, according to him, the military is not going to use force for their rescue.

The White House failed to protect the identity of the CIA Chief in Afghanistan as it committed the “mistake” of revealing the name to news agencies.

Exit polls indicate that far-right political parties are all set to establish a strong foothold in major European nations like France, Denmark and Austria.

Sofía Vergara broke up with her fiancé Nick Loeb. It was the actress herself who declared it on WhoSay that she decided to “Be Apart” from Nick whom she had been engaged to since July 2012.

Pope Francis invited Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Israeli President Shimon Peres to come together with him in his Vatican home.

The principal of an Australian school is under fire after transferring a couple student-teachers for wearing hijab.

Breast cancer survivors now proudly flaunt a bikini. Some courageous women collaborated with Finnish fashion designers to introduce a swimsuit range for women in their post-mastectomy life.

. It is Indian actor Shah Rukh Khan who finished second in the list, beating big Hollywood names like Tom Cruise and Johnny Depp.

A U.S. man was so angry with his wife for serving him the wrong dinner that he beat her to death.

France spent around $20 billion on ordering a fleet of new trains only to find out that the trains are so big that they would not fit hundreds of stations all over the country.

The Thai military took control of the government on Thursday, May 22. General Prayuth Chan-ocha, the head of the army, announced on national television that it became "necessary to seize power."

England has revealed its squad for the 2014 FIFA World Cup to be played in Brazil.

Russia is going to provide gas to China for 30 years starting from 2018.

Six Iranians were arrested after they had recorded themselves while dancing and singing. Later they posted the video on YouTube. According to the local police, the people who were arrested had been dancing to the Pharrell Williams chartbuster song “Happy.”

Thousands of university students hit the street in Sydney and Melbourne to voice their protest. Eventually, there was a clash between police and the protesters.

Some of them were ridiculous while some were definite probabilities. Categorise them on your own.

A street artist from Brazil has attempted to capture the paradox of hosting one of the most expensive sports tournaments in the world and dealing with grave problems the country suffers on a daily basis.

The legendary footballer said that it would be difficult to stop Brazil if it got off to a good start.