Philippine Boat Accident Deaths Hit 15, Hundreds Saved
A tragic boat accident in the Philippines has claimed 15 lives, with hundreds rescued in a large-scale maritime emergency. Authorities are investigating the cause of the disaster.
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Ex-South Korean PM Lee Hae-chan Passes Away in Vietnam
Lee Hae-chan, who served as South Korea's Prime Minister from 2004 to 2006, has died in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The veteran politician was a key figure in the country's democratic movement and a prominent member of the Democratic Party.
Thailand Releases Endangered Leopard Sharks in Conservation Push
Thailand has initiated a significant marine conservation project by releasing endangered leopard sharks into the wild, aiming to boost their population and protect biodiversity.
Deadly Winter Storm Cripples US, Millions Without Power
A massive Arctic winter storm has plunged the United States into chaos, leaving over a million households without power and cancelling thousands of flights. Life-threatening conditions stretch from Texas to New England.
Trump Demands Democratic Governors Cooperate on Immigration
Former US President Donald Trump has called on Democratic governors and mayors nationwide to collaborate with federal authorities on immigration enforcement, blaming Biden for illegal immigration and violence.
Delhi Republic Day: Sunny 21°C, Pollution Lingers
New Delhi experienced clear Republic Day weather with temperatures reaching 21°C, but poor air quality from Sunday persisted. The week ahead brings rain midweek followed by sunny, warmer conditions.
US-India Trade Deal Blocked by Trump Team: Senator
Republican Senator Ted Cruz reveals in private meeting that Vice President JD Vance, adviser Peter Navarro, and sometimes Donald Trump blocked proposed US-India trade agreement.
Asian Markets Mixed on Yen, Geopolitical Concerns
Asian markets showed mixed performance on Monday as investors weighed a stronger yen impacting Japanese stocks and geopolitical trade tensions. Key indices like Japan's Nikkei fell while China's CSI 300 rose slightly.
Philippines Ferry Sinks: 15 Dead, Over 300 Rescued
A passenger ferry carrying 359 people sank off Basilan province in the Philippines, killing at least 15. Rescue operations saved over 300 survivors as authorities investigate the cause.
Prince Harry Responds to Trump's NATO Remarks on Troop Respect
Prince Harry delivers a powerful response demanding respect for British troops who sacrificed their lives, following Donald Trump's controversial NATO remarks. Meghan Markle shares images of Harry's Afghanistan service amid growing veteran outrage.
Ancient Human Footprints Found in UK, Dating Back 800,000 Years
Archaeologists have confirmed the discovery of 800,000-year-old human footprints on a Norfolk beach in eastern England, marking the oldest known human footprints ever found outside Africa. The fragile impressions reveal evidence of early humans living in
Private Jet Crashes in Maine Snowstorm, 8 On Board
A Bombardier Challenger 650 private jet carrying eight people crashed shortly after take-off from Bangor, Maine airport amid severe winter weather conditions.
National Guard Serves Refreshments to Anti-ICE Protesters
Minnesota National Guard troops distributed coffee, donuts, and hot chocolate to anti-ICE protesters in Minneapolis, wearing reflective vests to distinguish themselves from federal agents amid heightened tensions.
US Winter Storm Cancels 11,400+ Flights, Disrupts Travel
A severe winter storm sweeping across the continental United States has led to massive flight cancellations and delays, affecting nearly 180 million people and major airports nationwide.
Private Jet Crash at Bangor Airport in Maine
A private jet carrying eight people crashed at Bangor International Airport in Maine, with emergency responders on the scene. Details about casualties and the cause are under investigation.
Lula Slams Trump's 'New UN' Plan, Warns of Global Disorder
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva criticizes U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed Peace Council, calling it a Washington-controlled 'new UN' that undermines multilateralism and global stability.
Kerala's 92-Year-Old Among Padma Award Green Heroes
Kollakkayil Devaki Amma G (92) from Kerala receives Padma award for transforming Alappuzha's coastal land into a sanctuary with 3,000 rare plants. Other environmental champions from West Bengal, Meghalaya, and MP also honored.
Taiwan Reports PLA Aircraft, Naval Vessels Near Territory
Taiwan's defense ministry detected five People's Liberation Army aircraft and eight naval vessels operating around its territory, highlighting ongoing tensions in the Taiwan Strait.
Trump Backs Agents in Minneapolis Shooting, Reviews Statements
The Trump administration supports federal agents involved in a Minneapolis shooting incident, while stating they are reviewing all statements made by the former president regarding the case.
La Rinconada: World's Highest Settlement in Peruvian Andes
Explore La Rinconada, Peru's gold mining town at 5,000 meters altitude, where 50,000 residents endure extreme conditions without basic services, driven by informal mining practices and global gold prices.
IMD: Active Winter Weather to Hit North India from Jan 26
The India Meteorological Department predicts widespread rainfall, snowfall, thunderstorms, hailstorms, dense fog, and strong winds across northern, northwestern, and central regions from January 26 onward due to western disturbances.
Philippines Ferry Sinks: 13 Dead, Over 350 On Board
A ferry carrying more than 350 people sank off southern Philippines, leaving at least 13 dead and dozens missing. Rescue operations continue as authorities investigate the cause.
Indore's Worst Winter Fog Disrupts Travel, Drops Temperature
Indore experienced its most severe fog spell this winter, reducing visibility to 200 meters and causing flight delays. The day temperature dropped to 21.8°C, the lowest this season, due to western disturbances and cold winds.
US Winter Storm: 14K Flights Cancelled, 850K Lose Power
A severe winter storm has plunged the United States into chaos, cancelling over 14,000 flights and leaving 850,000 homes without electricity amid record cold temperatures.
Tiger kills calf in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri, officials intensify watch
A wandering tiger killed a calf in Rallajanagaon village, Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district, prompting forest officials to install camera traps and increase surveillance in the area.
Sharjah Launches Children & Youth Shura Sessions
Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al Qasimi inaugurates Shura sessions for children and youth in Sharjah, UAE, fostering civic participation and dialogue among young generations.
Afghan Bomber Behind Dera Ismail Khan Wedding Attack
Pakistani authorities have identified the suicide bomber responsible for the devastating attack on a wedding in Dera Ismail Khan as an Afghan national, raising cross-border security concerns.
US Envoys Meet Netanyahu on Gaza, Iran Talks
Senior US envoys Jared Kushner and Steven Witkoff held discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address Gaza reconstruction and Iran's regional influence.
Indian Illegal Immigration to US: 2025 Data Shows Persistent Flow
US border authorities caught 23,830 Indians in 2025, averaging one every 20 minutes. While numbers dropped from 2024, India remains a top source country as economic aspirations drive risky illegal migration through evolving routes.
IS-Backed Attack Kills Many in Eastern Congo, Rights Group Says
A deadly assault by an Islamic State-affiliated group in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo has resulted in numerous fatalities, according to a human rights organization based in Goma.
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