US Demands Venezuela Expel Foreign Advisers Post-Maduro
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has demanded Venezuela's interim government expel advisers from China, Russia, Cuba, and Iran, following the capture of President Maduro. Get the full details.
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Bangladesh: Hindu Man Drowns Fleeing Mob in Naogaon
Mithun Sarkar, a Hindu man in Naogaon, Bangladesh, drowned after jumping into a canal to escape a chasing mob. Police are investigating the incident amid rising attacks on minorities.
Europe Snowstorm Disrupts Hundreds of Flights, Transport
Storm Goretti wreaks havoc in Western Europe, leading to massive flight cancellations at Paris and Amsterdam airports. Read the latest updates on travel disruptions and weather warnings.
Saudi-UAE Tensions Worsen Yemen's Southern Crisis
Saudi Arabia and the UAE, key US allies, are backing opposing sides in Yemen, exposing sharp geopolitical rifts. The fate of a separatist leader deepens the southern crisis. Read the full analysis.
6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Philippine Sea, No Tsunami Alert
A significant earthquake of magnitude 6.2 jolted the Philippine Sea region. USGS reports no tsunami threat. Get the latest details on the seismic event's epicentre and depth.
US Targets Venezuela's Cabello in Post-Maduro Plans: Report
A Reuters report reveals the US is considering Diosdado Cabello, a powerful Maduro loyalist controlling security forces, as a potential target. Read the full analysis.
Africa Condemns US Capture of Venezuela's Maduro
African nations, led by South Africa's Ramaphosa, rally behind Venezuela, condemning the US military operation that captured President Maduro as a breach of sovereignty. Global South tensions rise.
US Women Exit Workforce: Post-Pandemic Trend Reverses
After decades of gains, American women are leaving the labour force. The Economist explores if it's a social shift or a demographic baby boom. Read the analysis.
UAE's coldest days of 2026 arrive January 10-22
The UAE is set for its most intense cold spell of 2026 from January 10-22, known as 'Der Al Sittin'. Experts explain the mix of folklore and science behind the chill. Read for weather updates and tips.
Latin America's Inaction Led to US Move in Venezuela
The US capture of Nicolás Maduro in Caracas marks a dramatic shift. This analysis explores how regional paralysis and missed chances created the vacuum for American intervention. Read more.
Venezuela Reels After US Raid, Maduro Captured
Caracas residents describe night of horror as US military operation targets Venezuelan capital, capturing Maduro and causing civilian panic. Full details inside.
12th Hakki Habba Bird Festival in Mangaluru from Jan 9
The 12th Hakki Habba bird festival begins in Mangaluru on January 9, 2025. Join conservationists for bird walks, workshops, and cultural events celebrating avian diversity. #BirdFestival #Mangaluru
Iran's Economic Crisis Sparks Mass Protests Amid Trump Threat
Sanctions-hit Iran faces its biggest protests since 2022 as the rial plummets. Economic turmoil sparks unrest. Can Iran avoid Venezuela's fate? Read the full analysis.
Colombian Guerrilla Leaders Flee Venezuela After US Action
Following a US military operation in Venezuela, Colombian guerrilla leaders are fleeing back across the border. Colombia deploys thousands of troops as regional security shifts dramatically. Read the full report.
Mortal Remains of Indian Woman Murdered in US to Arrive by Jan 8
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy confirms the body of Nikitha Godishala, murdered in Maryland, USA, will be flown to India by January 8. The Indian Embassy has cleared all formalities.
Iran executes man accused of spying for Israel
Iran carries out execution of a man convicted of spying for Israel's intelligence service. Details on the case and the ongoing covert conflict between the two nations.
Tariff, Not AI Slop, Is the Real Word of 2025
Sanjoy Chakravorty argues that 'tariff' defined 2025 globally, while 'Mahakumbh' wins as India's word of the year. Discover why internet slang misses the zeitgeist.
Ørsted Challenges US Offshore Wind Construction Halt in Court
Danish energy giant Ørsted initiates legal proceedings against the Trump administration's stop-work order for its Sunrise Wind project, citing substantial harm. Read the latest on the US offshore wind battle.
1790s Bangalore: A British Soldier's Account of Siege & War
Explore Roderick Mackenzie's 1793 account of the Third Anglo-Mysore War, offering unique insights into 18th-century Bangalore's climate, the British siege, and colonial military logistics. Discover this historical gem online.
Kolkata temperature dips to 9.8°C, IMD warns of dense fog
Kolkata's Dum Dum recorded 9.8°C as a cold wave grips South Bengal. IMD warns of dense fog in Murshidabad, Nadia, Birbhum, and North 24 Parganas. Stay updated on weather alerts.
UK's ₹2,110 Cr Strategy to Fight Misogyny in Schools
England introduces a comprehensive ₹2,110 crore strategy combining teacher training and workshops to tackle rising misogyny among boys, aiming to create safer schools. Learn how this plan addresses online influence and sexual harassment.
Nepal scraps failed $4000 Everest clean-up deposit scheme
Nepal abandons its refundable $4000 waste deposit for Everest climbers after it failed to reduce garbage. A new five-year Clean Mountain Strategy with higher fees and 'Mountain Rangers' is now in place. Will it work?
Venezuela's 800 Political Prisoners Remain After US Action
Despite the US deposing Nicolás Maduro, nearly 800 dissidents remain in Venezuela's jails. Reports detail inhumane conditions and sham trials. Is the old regime still in charge?
UAE Workers Prioritise Job Security Over Pay in AI Era
A new survey reveals 85% of UAE professionals now rank job security above salary growth as AI transforms workplaces. Discover the key trends shaping the future of work in the Gulf.
Venezuela: 56 killed in US op, Maduro captured
Venezuela confirms at least 56 security & Cuban personnel killed in US military attack on Jan 3. Attorney General Tarek William Saab vows to probe 'war crime'. Read the full report.
S.Korea's Lee Jae Myung Shares Selfie with China's Xi Jinping
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung shared a candid selfie with Chinese President Xi Jinping on January 7, 2026. Explore the details and significance of this diplomatic gesture.
Why Trump Wants Greenland: Security, Minerals & NATO Tensions
Donald Trump's push to acquire Greenland raises global tensions. We analyze the strategic, resource-driven motives and the potential fracture of NATO. Read the full story.
Hamas terrorist attends Lashkar camp in Pakistan as chief guest
Exclusive video reveals Hamas commander Naji Zaheer as chief guest at a Lashkar-e-Taiba terror camp in Gujranwala, Pakistan. Details inside.
Deadly Riots in Jerusalem Over Military Draft Law
Jerusalem erupts in violence as ultra-Orthodox Jews protest mandatory IDF conscription. A 14-year-old boy killed, clashes and arson reported. Read the full story.
US Warship Chases Russian Tanker, Risking Naval Escalation
A US Coast Guard pursuit of a sanctioned oil tanker, now under Russian flag, sparks a major Atlantic standoff. This incident threatens fragile Ukraine peace talks and exposes Russia's shadow fleet. Read the full analysis.
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