Even as President Joe Biden and his counterpart Vladimir Putin’s hour-long call failed to provide breakthrough in defusing tensions in Ukraine, Russia and the United States seems to have embroiled in another face-off in the Pacific.

Did US submarine enter Russian territorial waters in Pacific? Accusations, claims continue

With Covid witnessing downturn, 'Carnival of hope' begins in Venice

In the shadow of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, Fontbonne Hall Academy in Brooklyn has not been hit by the forces of cultural change quite as bluntly as so many other private schools, which have spent the past few years embracing increasingly progressive values.

They criticized the NYPD. It cost them their jobs.

As part of Artemis mission in 2025, National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is again looking to send people to the Moon. The scientists will not just land but also perform moonwalk on the south pole, which is a dark shadowy area.

A training or a scary movie? NASA prepares for moonwalk on pitch-dark south pole, shares images

Who says Mexico’s cartels just deal in drugs. Now, they seem to have found a new way to make money. Well, the answer is the manipulation of prices of lime. Yes, you read it right.

Now, cartels in Mexico shift attention towards lime, fix prices aggressively

To get your day started, here are some stories. US has told Americans to leave Ukraine within 48 hours as an attack can come any time. Canada's court has ordered to end a blockade of a bridge by trucks.

Morning news brief: Canada court order, US warning to Americans, and more

Calling a meritless "shakedown", the American rapper Snoop Dogg’s spokesperson has rubbished the allegations of an unidentified woman, who has filed a civil lawsuit after accusing him of sexual assault and battery when she attended one of his concerts in 2013.

Snoop Dogg’s spokesperson rubbishes woman’s sexual assault allegations, calls it a meritless "shakedown"

In what could spell more trouble, Scotland Yard has sent a questionnaire to UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson over the alleged parties in Downing Street. The new development may raise fresh concerns among Tory MPs over his leadership.

Scotland Yard sends questionnaire to UK PM Boris Johnson over Downing Street parties

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi is not happy at the moment. The reason: His ministry has got 11th position in the list of top-performing ministries of Prime Minister Imran Khan's Performance Delivery Unit (PMDU).

Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi irked with low rank in Pakistan’s top-performing ministries

President Vladimir Putin of Russia is flexing his military and diplomatic muscle in a tense standoff with the West over Ukraine, projecting power and occasional menace in his pursuit of global influence.

How a Chechen abduction exposes Putin’s problems at home

Although Valentine’s Day is an occasion to celebrate love, it seems to have also turned into a way to get back at a pesky ex. Wondering how? Well, you can go for the 'Name a Cockroach' programme.

Time for love or revenge? Take your pick on Valentine's Day with 'Name a Cockroach' programme

Drought is generally known to bring numerous issues and trigger exodus of people but seldom has it led to the rise of a village. Well, this unique development has occurred for real in Spain.

Drought in Spain gives birth to a ghost village. It’s truly real!

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