Louvre Museum Theft: Woman Charged in Paris Art Heist
A 30-year-old woman faces serious charges for allegedly stealing valuable artifacts from Paris's Louvre Museum in a brazen daylight heist that has shocked the art world.
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Kadalekayi Parishe 2025: BAF's Zero-Waste Initiative
Bangalore Apartment Federation introduces revolutionary zero-waste initiative for Kadalekayi Parishe 2025, transforming how apartment communities celebrate the iconic groundnut festival while protecting the environment.
China uses religion, matchmaking to infiltrate Taiwan: Official
Taiwan's Deputy Defence Minister reveals China's sophisticated psychological warfare tactics using religious groups and dating services to penetrate Taiwanese society and influence unification.
New Vande Bharat Express: Bengaluru to Ernakulam via Coimbatore
Railway users in Coimbatore rejoice as Indian Railways approves new Vande Bharat Express connecting Bengaluru to Ernakulam, promising faster travel and enhanced connectivity for Southern India.
Xi Jinping Visits South Korea to Mend Strained Ties
Chinese President Xi Jinping's landmark visit to South Korea marks significant diplomatic thaw as both nations seek to strengthen economic cooperation and address regional security concerns.
Novi Sad Remembers Station Collapse Victims After 1 Year
Serbia solemnly commemorates the first anniversary of the Novi Sad station collapse that claimed lives, as victims are remembered through emotional silent march and memorial services.
Tibetan leader defies China on Dalai Lama reincarnation
In a bold challenge to Chinese authority, Tibetan leader Penpa Tsering dismisses Beijing's claims over Dalai Lama succession, suggesting Mao Zedong should be reborn first. The dramatic rejection highlights ongoing tensions in Tibet-China relations.
India Exposes Pakistan's UN Hypocrisy Over Kashmir
In a powerful UN address, India confronts Pakistan over human rights violations in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, exposing Islamabad's false narratives and double standards on international platform.
Notre-Dame's first wedding in 30 years for restoration craftsman
In a symbolic revival, a craftsman who helped restore Notre-Dame Cathedral celebrated his own union in the first wedding ceremony held there since the devastating 2019 fire.
JD Vance: From Meme to MAGA Successor
Discover how JD Vance transformed from 'Hillbilly Elegy' author to Trump's most loyal lieutenant and potential 2028 MAGA presidential candidate in this exclusive analysis.
Mizoram: 50% Myanmar refugees biometric enrollment complete
Mizoram makes significant progress in biometric registration of Myanmar refugees, with nearly half of estimated 32,000 individuals already documented. State Home Department reveals comprehensive security measures.
Ex-Swedish Official: Zelensky's Worst Yet to Come
A former Swedish intelligence officer reveals shocking predictions about Ukraine's future, warning that President Zelensky faces even greater challenges ahead as critical truths remain concealed from the public.
Cyclone Motha damages Kendrapara coastal protection wall
Severe cyclonic storm Motha causes significant damage to Odisha's coastal infrastructure, breaching the crucial geo-synthetic tube wall protection system in Kendrapara district, raising concerns about future storm vulnerability.
Rob Jetten: Netherlands' Youngest & First Gay PM Candidate
Rob Jetten, the centrist D66 leader, is poised to make history as the Netherlands' youngest-ever and first openly gay Prime Minister after a major political shift.
Cloud Seeding in India: Making Artificial Rain Work
As India faces water scarcity, cloud seeding emerges as a potential solution. Discover how this technology works, its success stories in Karnataka and Delhi, and the scientific debate surrounding artificial rainmaking.
Elon Musk Defends Trump: "Not Evil" Says Billionaire
Elon Musk breaks silence on Donald Trump, revealing why he believes the former US President isn't evil. Exclusive insights from the billionaire's candid conversation.
Daylight Saving Time Ends: Michigan Fall Back Guide
Get ready to turn back your clocks! Daylight Saving Time 2023 ends this Sunday, November 5th. Learn when to change your clocks, why we still follow this tradition, and how it affects Michigan residents specifically.
US Shutdown Causes Airport Staff Shortage, Flight Delays
Critical staff shortages at America's busiest airports due to federal shutdown trigger travel disruptions. FAA air traffic controllers and TSA screeners working without pay threaten aviation safety.
Climate Activist: Greenlash Built on Lazy Thinking
Climate activist Anjali Appadurai dismantles the rising 'greenlash' phenomenon, exposing how corporate interests and political inertia threaten climate progress in this powerful critique.
US pushes ASEAN to counter China in South China Sea
In a bold diplomatic move, the United States urges ASEAN countries to present a united front against China's growing assertiveness in the strategically vital South China Sea waters.
Nepal flight emergency landing: All passengers safe
A Nepal Airlines flight made an emergency landing at Gautam Buddha Airport in Bhairahawa due to technical issues. All passengers and crew evacuated safely without injuries.
Russia's Burevestnik Nuclear Missile Test Success
Russia successfully tests the Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile, a game-changing weapon with unlimited range that could reshape global military strategy. Learn about this formidable 'doomsday' weapon.
Hindu Group Asks J.D. Vance to Engage With Hinduism
In a significant political outreach, a prominent American Hindu organization has extended an invitation to Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance, urging him to engage with Hindu community and understand their values ahead of elections.
Global Condemnation Mounts Against China's Uyghur Policies
China faces escalating worldwide condemnation as Uyghur advocacy groups amplify their global campaign, drawing unprecedented attention to human rights concerns in Xinjiang region.
Cloud Seeding: Artificial Rain for Delhi's Pollution?
As Delhi's air quality reaches hazardous levels, scientists explore cloud seeding technology as an emergency solution. Discover how artificial rain could combat pollution and the challenges this controversial method faces.
Nancy Mace clashes with Charleston airport police
Republican Representative Nancy Mace confronted by airport police over vehicle parking dispute at Charleston International Airport. Tense exchange captured in viral video.
Tanzania's President Samia Hassan wins re-election amid violence
Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan wins re-election with overwhelming majority while opposition alleges electoral violence and irregularities in Zanzibar.
US Nuclear Retest Threat: Global Arms Race Fear
The US considering nuclear weapons retesting sends shockwaves globally. Experts warn this could dismantle decades of non-proliferation efforts and trigger dangerous arms race among nuclear powers.
13-year-old murder suspect shot dead in Ohio police chase
A 13-year-old murder suspect was fatally shot by Ohio police during a high-speed chase after allegedly killing his grandmother. The tragic incident has sparked multiple investigations.
Gabbard: US regime change policy fueled terror groups
Former US Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard exposes how America's foreign policy of regime change directly fueled the growth of radical Islamic terrorist organizations worldwide.
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