Norway PM Criticizes US Tariffs on Greenland
Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre strongly condemns US tariffs on Greenland, calling them unacceptable and urging a swift resolution to the trade dispute.
Category : World
MLK Day 2026: History, Significance, and Openings
Explore the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Day in 2026. Learn about its history, why America celebrates, and what services remain open or closed on January 19.
Kamchatka Snow Crisis: Winter Turns Deadly
Russia's remote Kamchatka Peninsula faces a brutal winter storm, burying cities under massive snowdrifts, halting daily life, and testing survival instincts in extreme conditions.
Brazil Study: Forest Loss Drives Mosquitoes to Humans
A new study from Brazil reveals that shrinking forests could force mosquitoes to shift from animal hosts to human blood, increasing disease transmission risks.
China's Population Falls Fourth Year, Births Hit Record Low
China's population dropped to 1.405 billion in 2025, with births falling to a record low of 7.92 million and deaths rising, highlighting severe demographic challenges.
UN Chief Backs India's Security Council Reform Demand
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says global institutions are frozen in the past, echoing India's call for urgent Security Council reform to reflect today's world realities.
Karachi Mall Fire Kills 14, 60 Missing as Rescue Continues
A massive fire at Karachi's Gul Plaza shopping mall has killed at least 14 people, with over 60 missing. Rescue workers warn the unstable structure could collapse at any moment.
Europe Must Roar Back Against Trump's Greenland Tariffs
European leaders face tough choices as Donald Trump threatens new tariffs over Greenland. The continent must decide whether to fight back or submit to economic bullying.
US Flu Activity Dips Slightly But Season Still Dangerous
Flu activity in the United States has eased slightly after intense spread, but health officials caution the season is far from over with millions already affected.
Centre Notifies Rules for Environmental Fund Usage
The Ministry of Environment has notified new rules detailing how penalties from environmental violations can be used for monitoring, remediation, and studies as directed by courts.
Kash Patel's FBI Accused of Targeting Trump Investigators
Democrats express shock as reports emerge that the FBI, led by Kash Patel, is reviewing documents to target officials who previously investigated Donald Trump.
Baby Dinosaur Fossils Discovered in Arctic Permafrost
Scientists uncover tiny dinosaur fossils in Alaska, proving dinosaurs nested in polar regions and survived harsh winters instead of migrating southward.
Trump's Climate Retreat Risks Cooperation, Methane Cuts Offer Fast Fix
Donald Trump's withdrawal from UN climate bodies won't stop global warming but could derail cooperation. Cutting methane, a short-lived pollutant, is the most effective near-term solution to slow temperature rise.
6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Northwestern Kashmir
A powerful earthquake measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale struck northwestern Kashmir, causing tremors across the region. Authorities are assessing damage and monitoring aftershocks.
Iran Official: 5,000+ Deaths in Protests Confirmed
An Iranian official has verified that at least 5,000 people have died in recent protests. Authorities often blame foreign enemies like Israel for the unrest.
Green Compact Bridges North-South Climate Goals: ORF
A new ORF report highlights how the Green Development Compact can align climate and economic goals between developed and developing nations, fostering global cooperation.
Singapore Museum Studies Himalayan Vulture Carcasses
Singapore's natural history museum will examine two Himalayan vulture carcasses to aid conservation efforts and understand threats to the endangered species.
European Stocks Drop 1% on Trump Tariff Warning
European stock markets opened sharply lower on Monday as former US President Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland sparked fresh trade tensions.
Billionaire Wealth Hits Record $18.3 Trillion in 2025
Oxfam's new report reveals billionaire numbers surpassed 3,000 for the first time in 2025, with collective wealth reaching $18.3 trillion, highlighting extreme global inequality.
Trump Demands Denmark Remove Russian Threat from Greenland
Former US President Donald Trump warns Denmark to address Russian presence in Greenland, threatening tariffs and force to acquire the territory for US security.
Bald Eagles Gather in Hundreds During British Columbia Winter
In a stunning winter spectacle, hundreds of bald eagles congregated in northern British Columbia, defying their solitary nature. This rare gathering reveals survival strategies amid harsh conditions.
China's Population Falls for Fourth Year, Births Plunge
China's population continues to shrink for the fourth consecutive year, with births plunging by 17% in 2025, highlighting a deepening demographic crisis.
Pannotia: Did This Ancient Supercontinent Ever Exist?
Geologists now doubt if Pannotia, a proposed supercontinent from 600 million years ago, ever fully formed. New evidence suggests it may have been just a loose arrangement of continents.
Davos 2026: What to Expect as Leaders Address Global Challenges
The World Economic Forum's 2026 meeting in Davos will bring together nearly 3,000 leaders to discuss geopolitics, economic growth, and technology adoption under the theme 'A Spirit of Dialogue'.
Gold, Silver Surge on Trump's European Tariff Threat
Precious metals climbed sharply after President Trump announced 10% tariffs on eight European countries, sparking safe-haven demand amid escalating trade tensions.
US Tariff Threats Over Greenland Risk Major Trade War with EU
US President's tariff threats on eight EU nations over Greenland trigger emergency talks. EU considers countermeasures, including the 'trade bazooka' ACI, risking a major trade conflict.
Train Derails in Spain, Hits Another; Many Killed, 100+ Hurt
A high-speed train derailed and crashed into another train in Spain, resulting in several deaths and over 100 injuries. Emergency services are responding to the severe incident.
Spain Train Crash: 21 Dead in High-Speed Collision
A high-speed train crash near Córdoba, Spain, has killed at least 21 people and injured dozens. Rescue teams face difficult conditions as authorities launch an investigation into the 'extremely strange' accident.
Trump Writes to Norway PM Over Nobel Snub
Former US President Donald Trump has sent a letter to Norway's Prime Minister, expressing his views on the Nobel Peace Prize snub and stating he no longer feels bound to prioritize peace.
Man kills seven family members in Pakistan domestic dispute
A man in Pakistan killed seven family members, including his wife and children, following a domestic dispute. The incident occurred in the city of Lahore.
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