South African Experts Train Forest Staff on Leopard Conflict
Pune forest officials receive training from South African wildlife experts to tackle escalating human-leopard conflict in Junnar and urban sightings. Learn about the new strategies.
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Netanyahu: Gaza Plan Phase 2 'Close', Trump Meeting Set
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu confirms upcoming meeting with Donald Trump and states the second phase of the Gaza plan is imminent. Read the latest developments on Israel-Hamas conflict.
US Admiral: Boat Strike Victims Were Military Targets
A top US Admiral reveals the three workers killed in a Houthi missile strike were on a list of approved military targets. Read the full investigation details and US response.
Minnesota Town Defends Somali Residents as Economic Pillars
Willmar, Minnesota, grapples with fear amid ICE raids and a massive fraud case, but local leaders insist its Somali community is vital to the town's economy and future. Read how 'Little Mogadishu' is fighting back.
NYC Groups Train Residents to Counter ICE Raids, Guard Actions
New York community groups conduct urgent 'Anti-ICE' training sessions as immigrant communities brace for potential raids and National Guard deployments. Learn about the legal rights and rapid-response strategies being taught.
Benin's Military Thwarts Coup Attempt, Arrests Made
Benin's armed forces successfully thwarted a coup attempt, arresting several individuals. Details of the plot and government response revealed. Read the full story.
Tibetan Women's Association: 30 Years of Silent Protest
The Tibetan Women's Association completes 30 years of weekly silent protests in Dharamshala, demanding justice for Tibet and remembering those lost. Read their powerful story of resilience.
Forest Fire Causes Landmine Explosions Along LoC in Poonch
A major forest fire near the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district triggered multiple landmine explosions. Officials confirm the fire is now under control. Read the full report.
Hypothetical China-Taiwan War: A 3-Phase Invasion Plan
A detailed analysis of a hypothetical Chinese invasion of Taiwan, examining the three-phase military strategy, potential global economic devastation, and the biggest geopolitical unknown. Explore the scenarios that keep policymakers awake.
US Denies Visas to Fact-Checkers Citing Censorship
The Trump administration directs officials to deny US visas to foreign fact-checkers and content moderators accused of censoring American speech. Details on the new policy and its implications.
Benin foils coup attempt, President Talon safe
Benin's armed forces quashed a coup attempt by mutinous soldiers in Cotonou. President Patrice Talon is unharmed. Read details on the failed takeover and regional instability.
Austrian Climber Left to Freeze, Boyfriend Faces Trial
A tragic mountaineering case shocks the world as a woman is allegedly abandoned by her boyfriend near Austria's Grossglockner peak in -4°F. The trial begins in February. Read the full story.
Judge bars US DOJ from accessing James Comey lawyer's data
A US federal judge temporarily blocked prosecutors from accessing emails and computer data of Daniel Richman, attorney for ex-FBI chief James Comey. Read the latest developments in the legal saga.
2025's Strongest Solar Flare Hits Earth, Radiation Spikes
The most powerful solar flare of 2025 has struck Earth, causing radiation levels at flight altitudes to spike tenfold. Learn about the impacts on aviation, satellites, and potential auroras.
Russia intercepts 8 Ukrainian drones in 4 hours
Russia's defence ministry reported intercepting eight Ukrainian drones over four hours. The attacks targeted regions including Moscow and Belgorod. Read the latest on the escalating conflict.
Benin Army Takes Over State TV, Ousts President in Coup
Benin's military stages a coup, seizing state television and ousting President Patrice Talon. Soldiers announce takeover, citing governance failure. Global reactions pour in.
China-Japan Radar Lock Incident Raises Tensions Over Taiwan
Japanese F-15 jets targeted by Chinese J-15 radar near Okinawa. Tokyo lodges strong protest as Australia urges calm. Incident follows PM Takaichi's remarks on Taiwan. Read more.
Sri Lanka Cyclone Ditwah: 627 Dead, Hundreds Missing
Cyclone Ditwah's devastating fury leaves at least 627 dead and several hundred missing in Sri Lanka. Rescue operations intensify as the nation grapples with the aftermath.
Timeline of deadly nightclub fires worldwide in past decade
A look back at the most devastating nightclub fires globally over the last ten years, from India to Brazil, highlighting recurring safety failures. Read more to understand the lessons.
Sri Lanka Cyclone Ditwah: 627 Dead, Hundreds Missing
Cyclone Ditwah devastates Sri Lanka, killing 627 with hundreds missing. Rescue operations intensify amid widespread destruction. Read the latest updates.
Global Nightclub Fire Tragedies: A Decade Timeline
A look back at deadly nightclub fires worldwide from 2013 to 2024, highlighting recurring safety failures. Remember the victims and demand stricter fire safety regulations.
Chernobyl Shield Fails Post Drone Strike, IAEA Warns
The protective shield at Chernobyl is no longer functional after a February drone attack, raising fears of radiation spread. The IAEA confirms the critical failure. Read the full report.
US Protests Over Venezuela, China Buys Sanctioned Oil
Protests erupt at White House as Trump's Venezuela threats clash with China's massive oil purchases. Fears of a wider geopolitical showdown rise. Read the full analysis.
Sri Lanka Landslide Warnings After Cyclone Ditwah
Sri Lanka issues fresh landslide warnings as Cyclone Ditwah's rains worsen the disaster. Over 618 dead, 2 million affected. Read about the regional crisis and relief efforts.
Benin Coup Attempt: Soldiers Claim to Oust President Talon
A military group in Benin announced the dissolution of the government and removal of President Patrice Talon. Read the latest updates on the attempted coup and its implications.
Okinawa Protests US Base Expansion, Fears Becoming Battlefield
Hundreds protest new US base in Okinawa, citing war risks & 6,200+ crimes by troops since 1972. 70% locals oppose the military presence. Read the full report.
Cheetah Cub Killed on Highway, Project Faces Setback
A young cheetah reintroduced to India was killed by a speeding vehicle on the Agra-Mumbai Highway, raising safety concerns for the ambitious revival project. Read the full report.
Algeria Bus Crash: 14 Dead, 34 Injured
A tragic bus accident in Algeria's Mascara province has left 14 dead and 34 injured. The crash occurred on a major highway. Read the full report for details.
Karachi Officials Blamed for Negligence After Child's Death
A three-year-old boy's tragic death in an open drain sparks outrage in Karachi, leading to arrests and demands for accountability from municipal authorities.
UAE's Bridge Summit Reshapes Global Media Landscape
The UAE's Bridge Summit united global media leaders to tackle misinformation & AI's impact. Discover how the future of news is being shaped in Dubai. Read more!
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