Pacific Climate Shift: La Niña Weakens, Warm Water Moves

Significant changes are unfolding in the central Pacific Ocean as La Niña weakens faster than expected. Warmer subsurface water is moving eastward, potentially signaling a transition that could impact global weather patterns, agriculture, and economies wo

Venezuela's Oil-Backed Debt to China: Key Details

Venezuela owes China billions in debt secured by oil exports, a critical financial arrangement amid economic crises. This article explores the scale, reasons, and implications of this oil-involved debt.

Saudi Arabia's Nitaqat 2.0 Aims for 340,000 Jobs

Saudi Arabia has introduced Nitaqat 2.0, a major labor market reform targeting the creation of 340,000 private sector jobs over three years to boost local employment and economic growth.

Iran's Pahlavi Legacy Debate Resurfaces Amid Protests

As anti-government protests challenge Iran's Islamic Republic, the legacy of the Pahlavi monarchy is being fiercely debated. From Reza Shah's 1921 coup to Mohammad Reza Shah's 1979 overthrow, their rule combined modernization with repression.

Trump Considers Fourth Term, Defies Constitution

US President Donald Trump suggests running for a fourth term, claiming 'record numbers' despite constitutional two-term limit. He cites 2020 election as 'rigged' to justify extra term.

South Africa's Three Capital Cities Explained

Discover why South Africa uniquely operates with three capital cities - Pretoria, Cape Town, and Bloemfontein - each hosting different government branches, a historical compromise that continues today.

Europe Distrusts US Post-Greenland Crisis, Davos Reveals

Despite President Trump's U-turn on military threats over Greenland, European leaders at Davos express lingering distrust and plan to reduce dependence on the US amid fears of future trans-Atlantic turbulence.

Chail in Solan Gets First Snowfall of Season

Chail in Himachal Pradesh's Solan district received its first snowfall of the season, bringing joy to locals and tourists. The weather office predicts more snow in higher reaches.

Yangtze River: China's Ancient Civilizational Lifeline

The Yangtze River, Asia's longest river flowing entirely within China, has shaped civilizations for millennia. This 6,300 km waterway serves as an economic backbone while facing environmental challenges.

IRGC Warns Trump as US Warships Head to Iran

Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps issues a rare direct message to former US President Donald Trump amid reports of American warships moving towards Iranian waters, escalating regional tensions.

Chennai: Warm, Humid Day with Patchy Rain Forecast Jan 23

Chennai experiences warm, humid conditions with patchy rain forecast on January 23, 2026. Temperature ranges 20.5-28.2°C, humidity 67%, air quality moderate. Residents advised to prepare for brief showers and traffic-zone precautions.

India's Green Energy Drives Growth, Joshi Tells Davos

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi showcased India's clean energy achievements at WEF Davos 2026, highlighting 267 GW non-fossil capacity and how sustainability fuels industrial growth and energy security.

US Exits WHO Over Mission Drift and Pandemic Issues

The United States has formally withdrawn from the World Health Organization, accusing it of straying from its core mission and mishandling the COVID-19 pandemic, marking a significant shift in global health governance.

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