Venezuela Frees Political Prisoners, Signals Possible Change
Venezuela's government announces the release of an 'important number' of political detainees, including foreigners. A significant move hinting at political shifts. Read the full report.
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Iran Unrest: Pahlavi's Name Re-emerges Amid Protests
As Iran faces its most serious unrest in years, exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi re-enters the debate. Could he replace the Islamic Republic? Explore the protests' roots and future.
Venezuela Minister Claims Stability After US Military Action
Venezuela's Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello asserts state control in Caracas post-US operation. He blames US for violence, defends weapons monopoly. Read the full story.
US University Pays $500K, Reinstates Professor After Firing
Austin Peay State University reinstates a tenured professor fired over a social media post and agrees to a $500,000 settlement. The case highlights academic freedom and political pressure. Read the full story.
ICE Agent Not at Fault in Woman's Death, Father Says
ICE agent Jonathan Ross will not be charged for shooting Renee Good in Minneapolis, his father claims. Conflicting reports emerge from video evidence and eyewitness accounts. Read the full story.
Trump's $200B Plan to Cut Mortgage Rates Relies on Fed Pick
President Trump's plan to lower mortgage rates via $200B bond purchases hinges on his Fed chair selection. Plus, Glencore-Rio Tinto merger talks and GM's EV woes. Key market insights for Indian investors.
India Concerned Over US ICE Shooting, Safety of Diaspora
India voices deep concern over the fatal shooting of a woman by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, highlighting the safety of its large community in the US. Follow the latest developments and official response.
Nasrin: Yunus Backing Fundamentalists in Bangladesh
Exiled author Taslima Nasrin accuses Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus of aligning with fundamentalists, warns of persecution against minorities in Bangladesh. Read her full statement.
Trump's 2026 Global Military Strategy & Target Nations
As President Donald Trump pursues a Nobel Peace Prize, his administration's aggressive military actions in 2026 target Venezuela, Iran, and Greenland. Explore the 'Donroe Doctrine' and global implications.
US GDP Now Exceeds Rest of NATO Combined, Analysis Shows
A stark economic shift sees the US GDP surpassing the combined total of all other NATO members, raising questions about alliance dynamics and geopolitical leverage. Explore the data and implications.
Modi's Jordan Visit Highlights India's Multi-Aligned Middle East Policy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's December 2025 visit to Jordan underscores India's strategic, economic, and diplomatic outreach beyond the Persian Gulf. Explore the significance of this multi-aligned approach.
Russia Fires Rare Oreshnik Missile at Ukraine, Hits Near EU
Russia escalates attacks, using its rare Oreshnik ballistic missile near Lviv. The strike, part of a massive barrage, killed four and crippled Kyiv's heating. Details inside.
Dibrugarh Conducts Mock Flood Emergency Drill
Dibrugarh District Disaster Management Authority held a mock flood drill at Tingkhong Matikota to test response systems ahead of monsoon. Read how agencies and locals prepared.
Assam-MP Wildlife Exchange: Tigers, Rhinos, Buffaloes Swapped
Assam and Madhya Pradesh agree on a major inter-state wildlife exchange, including tigers, rhinos, crocodiles, and the historic reintroduction of wild buffaloes. A boost for biodiversity and eco-tourism. Read the full details.
US Supreme Court Rules on Trump Tariffs Today
The US Supreme Court is set to deliver a landmark ruling on the tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump. The decision, expected around 8:30 PM IST, could redefine presidential trade authority. Follow for live updates.
Farewell to Craig, Africa's Legendary Super Tusker
As Africa mourns Craig, the last great super tusker who died at 54, a writer from Kerala reflects on the elephant's free life, contrasting it with the chained existence of 900 domesticated tuskers back home. Read this poignant tribute.
Trump Cancels Venezuela Strikes, Announces $100B Oil Investment
US President Trump cancels military action as Venezuela releases political prisoners. He announces a massive $100 billion oil investment deal and plans to meet energy executives.
Minneapolis ICE Shooting Sparks Outrage, Calls for Noem's Impeachment
A fatal ICE shooting of a mother in Minneapolis triggers Congressional fury. Rep. Moskowitz blasts Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's 'performative leadership' and demands her impeachment. Read the full story.
EU's New Plan Offers Voluntary Rules for US Tech Firms
The European Commission's Digital Networks Act proposal on Jan 20 may bring a voluntary framework for US tech companies, easing regulatory pressure. Read the details.
India monitors Minneapolis shooting, concerned for Indian community
India expresses concern over Minneapolis ICE shooting, closely monitoring developments due to large Indian diaspora, including students and professionals, in the US.
Nagaland GIS Centre, WRI India Sign MoU for Clean Energy Plan
Nagaland GIS Centre & WRI India sign MoU to deploy Energy Access Explorer platform. This geospatial tool will identify priority areas for clean energy, aiding Nagaland's sustainable development and India's 2030 renewable goals.
Israel hits Hezbollah targets in Lebanon after truce
Israeli air force targets Hezbollah sites in Lebanon, violating ceasefire. Lebanon's army completes first phase of disarmament plan. Tensions remain high.
Inside North Korea: The Kim Dynasty's 70-Year Rule
Explore the secretive world of North Korea, from its division after WWII to the Kim family's totalitarian rule. Discover the history, the present under Kim Jong Un, and the future with his daughter. Read the full story.
Trump's Climate Exit Leaves Global South Vulnerable
US exits 66 climate bodies, crippling funds & tech transfer. India faces $2.5B fund limbo, pushes for South-South alliances like ISA & BRICS. The crisis demands new solutions.
Iran's Khamenei warns of tougher crackdown on protesters
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accuses protesters of serving US interests as demonstrations continue despite a nationwide internet blackout. Over 40 reported killed.
1979 Article on Khomeini Reappears During Iran Protests
A 1979 New York Times article painting Ayatollah Khomeini as a moderate has resurfaced online, highlighting the stark contrast with Iran's current reality. Explore the analysis and its relevance to today's protests.
IMF Criticises Pakistan's SIFC, Highlights Governance Crisis
The IMF has sharply criticised Pakistan's powerful SIFC for its unchecked authority, warning it undermines governance and economic stability. Read the full analysis.
Cowboys Seek 4th Straight New Defensive Coordinator
Dallas Cowboys fire DC Matt Eberflus after a 7-9-1 season, allowing a league-high 30.1 points per game. Team interviews three candidates for the crucial role. Read more.
Cam Newton Returns to Ignite Panthers Playoff Atmosphere
Cam Newton is set to return to Bank of America Stadium to fire up the Carolina Panthers and their fans before a historic home playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams. Read more.
Meloni: Need 'Serious' NATO Presence in Arctic, Greenland
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni, at her New Year's press conference, called for a robust NATO role in the Arctic, including Greenland, while doubting US military action. Read her full statement and its global implications.
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