US Navy Destroyer Docks in Israel Amid Iran Tensions
The USS Delbert D. Black, a US Navy guided-missile destroyer, has anchored at Israel's Eilat port, signaling a strategic military presence as Middle East tensions with Iran escalate.
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Turkey Offers to Mediate US-Iran Tensions as Military Moves Escalate
Turkey's President Erdogan offers mediation between the US and Iran as military tensions rise, with F-35 jets repositioning and Iran deploying combat drones in the Middle East.
Saudi Court Calls for Ramadan Moon Sighting in 2026
Saudi Arabia's Supreme Court has issued its annual call for Muslims to observe the crescent moon on February 17, 2026, to determine Ramadan's start, emphasizing traditional moon sighting's religious and communal significance.
Trump's Cold Wave Tweet Sparks Climate Debate: Scientists Explain
As winter storms hit the US, Donald Trump questioned global warming. Scientists clarify that weather extremes don't negate long-term climate trends, explaining polar jet stream changes and health impacts.
Palestine Welcomes Trump's Gaza 'Riviera' Plan
Palestine's foreign minister welcomes Trump's 'Riviera' idea for Gaza but insists Gazans must benefit. She suggests India's role in Trump's 'Board of Peace' could aid the process.
Arctic Extreme Weather Threatens Ecosystems in New Climate Era
A new study reveals the Arctic is experiencing unprecedented extreme weather events like heatwaves, droughts, and rain-on-snow, creating dangerous conditions for plants and animals.
Project Elephant: AI, Radio Collars to Reduce Human-Animal Conflict
Environment Ministry launches Project Elephant initiatives using AI monitoring, radio collars, and genetic databases to study elephant behavior and reduce human conflicts across multiple states.
US Changes Gaza Mission Leadership Amid Role Uncertainty
The United States has replaced the top military officer in its Gaza Civil-Military Command Center with a lower-ranking commander, while the senior civilian official resumes duties as ambassador to Yemen, signaling potential strategic recalibration.
Iran Releases B-2 Takedown Video as US Military Corners Tehran
Iran's IRGC has released a dramatic animated video detailing how it would shoot down a US B-2 stealth bomber, escalating tensions with Washington following American strikes on nuclear sites.
Russia Pauses Kyiv Strikes After Trump's Personal Request
Moscow has agreed to US President Donald Trump's personal appeal to halt attacks on Kyiv until February 1, creating a temporary ceasefire window amid harsh winter conditions.
Zelenskyy Rejects Putin's Moscow Meeting, Invites to Kyiv
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has firmly rejected Kremlin's proposal for a meeting with Vladimir Putin in Russia, countering with an invitation for the Russian leader to come to Kyiv for discussions.
Snowfall, Rain in North India Till Early Feb: IMD
The India Meteorological Department predicts continued snowfall and rainfall across northern India until early February, following an unusually dry January. Isolated thunderstorms expected in Rajasthan.
F-35s Deploy to Azores as US, Allies Prepare Iran Strike Options
US F-35A stealth fighters have repositioned to the Azores, signaling heightened military readiness as tensions with Iran escalate. Reports indicate Washington and allies have coordinated potential strike targets, though diplomacy remains active.
Balance of Power in US-Iran Tensions Explained
Explore the concept of balance of power as Arab Gulf states navigate soaring tensions between Iran and the US, with the Iran nuclear deal seen as key to regional stability.
Oxford Study: Billions to Face Extreme Heat by 2050
A new Oxford University study reveals that global warming could expose nearly half the world's population to life-threatening heat by 2050, with India among the hardest-hit nations.
Trump Asked Putin to Halt Kyiv Strikes: Kremlin
The Kremlin alleges Donald Trump requested Vladimir Putin to pause strikes on Kyiv until February 1. Ukraine offers reciprocal restraint on energy infrastructure amid severe cold weather.
Albania's Isolation Era: Bunkers, Control and Survival
Explore Albania's decades of communist isolation under Enver Hoxha, where 200,000+ bunkers symbolized fear and control, yet traditions survived through hospitality and cultural resilience.
US Action in Iran Risks Global Nuclear Cascade
Any US military intervention in Iran could lead to widespread unintended consequences, including accelerated global nuclear proliferation, regardless of Tehran's political stability during the current crisis.
India Among Top 10 Countries with Largest Forest Cover in 2026
Discover which nations lead in forest coverage in 2026 according to World Population Review data. See where India ranks among global leaders like Russia and Brazil.
US Destroyer Docks at Israeli Port Amid Iran Tensions
A US Navy destroyer has arrived at Israel's Eilat port in the Gulf of Aqaba, a move described as pre-planned military cooperation amid escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran.
Sudan Seeks Indian Investment for Reconstruction
Sudan's Foreign Minister highlights the massive reconstruction needs post-conflict and aims to attract Indian investors to rebuild the nation's infrastructure and economy.
Bangladesh Appoints UK Firm for Adani Coal Arbitration
Bangladesh Power Development Board appoints London-based law firm 3VP to represent it in Singapore International Arbitration Centre proceedings against Adani Group over coal pricing disputes.
Turkey Sends F-16 Fighters to Somalia for al-Shabaab Strikes
Turkey has deployed F-16 fighter jets and attack helicopters to Somalia to enhance military operations against al-Shabaab militants and safeguard its strategic interests in the Horn of Africa region.
Karachi Fire Brigade Crippled by Systemic Failures: Probe
A probe into the Gul Plaza blaze in Karachi reveals systemic failures crippling the fire brigade, including severe power, water, and staff shortages, highlighting urgent infrastructure needs.
Sudan Seeks Stronger Economic Cooperation with India
Sudan has expressed a strong desire to deepen economic cooperation with India as part of its reconstruction efforts, aiming to attract Indian investments and expertise.
Trump: Putin Agrees to One-Week Halt on Kyiv Attacks in Winter
US President Donald Trump claims Russia's Vladimir Putin has agreed to pause attacks on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities for a week due to extreme cold weather, with Ukraine welcoming the move amid an energy crisis.
Family Blocks CPEC Highway in Turbat Over Disappearances
A family in Turbat, Balochistan, has blocked the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor highway to demand the recovery of four relatives who were forcibly disappeared, highlighting ongoing human rights concerns in the region.
UAE-Kuwait Women's Forum Opens in Abu Dhabi
The inaugural UAE-Kuwait Women's Forum commenced in Abu Dhabi, focusing on empowerment, sustainable development, and leadership. Held under Sheikha Fatima's patronage, it runs until February 3.
Corporate Transition Planning Vital for India's Decarbonisation Finance
A new IEEFA report analyzes transition planning practices across 33 Indian companies in high-emitting sectors, highlighting how stronger corporate strategies can unlock crucial decarbonisation funding.
Iran Warns Trump: 'No Two-Hour War' After US Threats
Iran's military warns of instant retaliation against any US or Israeli aggression, marking a shift in rules of engagement after recent conflict. Tehran claims strengthened unity and US miscalculation.
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