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As Donald Trump prepares for his closely watched visit to China, residents across Beijing and other cities are expressing mixed reactions. Some hope the visit could ease tensions between Washington and Beijing and improve economic ties, while others remain skeptical amid ongoing disputes over trade, Taiwan and technology restrictions. Trump’s trip is expected to include high-level meetings with Xi Jinping and could shape the future of US-China relations.

Will Trump Choose Xi's Favour Or Taiwan's Defence During Beijing Summit?

Scientists are studying a mysterious structure inside the Milky Way that could potentially point to the existence of a wormhole. Though still theoretical, the discovery has sparked renewed interest in black holes, deep space mysteries and the hidden architecture of our galaxy.

Wormhole Hiding In Our Galaxy? Milky Way Mystery Deepens Dramatically 

Reports claim North Korea has activated a “dead man’s switch” nuclear system designed to trigger retaliation even if leader Kim Jong Un is killed. The development has intensified global concerns over nuclear escalation, automated warfare systems and regional security in East Asia.

Kill Kim & The World Ends! North Korea Activates Dead Man's Switch

Scientists are warning that a powerful El Nino could push global temperatures to dangerous new highs, potentially making 2027 the hottest year ever recorded. European climate monitors say ocean temperatures are already hovering near all-time highs, fuelling fears of stronger heatwaves, droughts, floods, and extreme weather worldwide. Experts warn that warming seas are acting like “boiling oceans,” intensifying the global climate crisis and threatening ecosystems, food security, and public health.


El Nino Could Turn 2027 Into the Hottest Year Humanity Has Ever Seen

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has inspected a new “K9-type howitzer” artillery system reportedly capable of targeting Seoul. The development highlights Pyongyang’s continued focus on expanding its long-range artillery and military capabilities amid rising tensions on the Korean Peninsula.

The artillery inspection comes as North Korea continues weapons testing and military modernisation efforts, raising fresh security concerns in the region.

New Artillery Capable Of Striking South Korean Capital Seoul

Russia is reportedly preparing to test-fire its RS-28 Sarmat missile ahead of Victory Day celebrations, in a move likely to send a powerful strategic message to the West amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. Often referred to as a “doomsday missile,” the Sarmat is designed to carry multiple nuclear warheads and evade modern defence systems.

The planned test comes as geopolitical tensions between Moscow and NATO continue to escalate.

Russia To Test Fire Sarmat Missile For Victory Day

Russia has issued a strong warning urging civilians to leave Kyiv amid rising tensions ahead of its annual Victory Day celebrations, while Volodymyr Zelenskyy suggested that the safety and symbolism of Moscow’s parade now depend on the course of the war itself. The sharp exchange has intensified fears of further escalation between Russia and Ukraine at a time when both sides continue long-range strikes, drone attacks, and psychological pressure campaigns. Victory Day, one of Russia’s most symbolic national events, is now unfolding under the shadow of war.

Russia-Ukraine War: Zelensky Says Russia's Victory Parade Depends on Us

Donald Trump says a deal with Iran is still “very possible” after what he described as positive recent talks, but also warned Tehran of fresh military strikes if negotiations fail. The tensions escalated further after US forces disabled an Iranian-flagged oil tanker, while Iranian officials accused Washington of using economic and military pressure tactics during negotiations. The latest developments highlight the fragile balance between diplomacy and confrontation in the Middle East.


US-Iran War: Trump Signals Iran Deal May Be Near After Talks

A new scientific study has raised concerns after researchers found that a virus detected in more than 20 aquatic species may have the potential to infect human eyes. Experts warn the findings highlight emerging risks linked to cross-species transmission and underline the importance of monitoring viruses in aquatic ecosystems.

Study: Virus From Aquatic Animals Can Infect Human Eyes

One year after Operation Sindoor, WION has accessed an Indian government assessment dossier detailing the operation’s strategic impact and military significance. The assessment reportedly highlights India’s precision strike capability, operational preparedness, and broader national security implications following the mission.

WION Accesses Indian Govt Assessment Dossier On Op Sindoor

Singapore has introduced stricter disciplinary measures in schools, allowing caning for serious cases of bullying and misconduct. The move is aimed at curbing rising concerns over student behaviour, but it has also sparked debate over the use of corporal punishment in education. Supporters say it will deter bullying, while critics question its long-term impact on students.


Singapore Schools Can Now Use Caning for Serious Misconduct

Two explosions within hours have shaken Punjab, triggering a political storm and security alert. While Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann has alleged a BJP link, the state’s top police official has pointed towards a possible Pakistan-backed plot. With no casualties reported, agencies have launched a detailed probe as conflicting claims deepen the mystery behind the blasts.


Explosions in Amritsar & Jalandhar: Punjab DGP Suspects Pakistan's ISI Role

Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Russia of breaching a unilateral ceasefire announced by Ukraine by launching a wave of drone attacks on several cities.

The Ukrainian president said Russia had carried out "active hostilities and terrorist shelling", targeting the front line as well as firing dozens of drones and missiles at civilian areas.


Russian Drone Hit Sumy Kindergarten, Russia Says Ukrainian Drone Attack in Chuvashia Killed 2 People

The growing rivalry between the United States and China is set to take centre stage as Donald Trump prepares to meet Xi Jinping. The high-stakes summit is expected to address trade disputes, technology competition, and the broader global balance of power.

Trump-Xi Meeting Set To Test Trade, Tech & Global Power Balance In May 

Tensions in the Russia-Ukraine war have escalated sharply as Vladimir Putin issues a stark warning to Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Moscow has warned of a massive attack on Kyiv if ceasefire terms are violated, raising fears of renewed large-scale escalation in the conflict.

Russia Warns Mass Attack on Kyiv if Ceasefire Violated 

The global protein market is witnessing a major shift as weight-loss drugs drive a surge in demand for protein-rich diets, especially whey. Consumers are increasingly prioritising high-protein intake to maintain muscle while losing weight, pushing food producers to rapidly expand their protein offerings. From shakes to fortified foods, the industry is racing to keep up with changing health trends, signalling a long-term transformation in how people eat and manage fitness.


Weight Loss Drugs Fuel Protein-Rich Whey Craving, Demand for Protein-Rich Whey Explodes

Scientists have discovered a mysterious object far beyond Pluto, nearly 6 billion kilometres from the Sun, and it may even have an atmosphere. This exciting find at the edge of our solar system is giving researchers new clues about how distant worlds form and survive in extreme conditions. The discovery could reshape our understanding of the outer solar system and what lies beyond the known planetary boundaries.


Scientists Detect Distant Object With Atmosphere Beyond Pluto

The United States is set to begin guiding commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions. The move comes as concerns grow over the safety of one of the world’s most critical oil shipping lanes, which sees nearly a fifth of global oil trade pass through daily.

Iran Issues Warning: Ships On Hormuz Must Coordinate To Ensure Safety 

Iran Warns US: 'Stay Out Of Strait Of Hormuz'

A widening rift between Donald Trump and NATO allies is emerging as reports suggest Washington may reduce troop deployments in Spain and Italy while considering the deployment of the hypersonic “Dark Eagle” missile system near the Middle East. At the same time, Iran’s IRGC has issued fiery warnings against US naval forces, while Tehran reportedly accelerates efforts to relocate and secure missile stockpiles underground. The developments are adding fresh strain to an already volatile regional standoff.


Trump Mulls Reducing US Troops in Spain & Italy Amid Iran War 

The United States is reportedly considering deploying its long-range hypersonic “Dark Eagle” missile system to West Asia as tensions with Iran continue to rise. CENTCOM commanders say a longer-range strike option is urgently needed after Iran reportedly moved missile launchers beyond the reach of current US systems. Designed to travel at speeds above Mach 5 and evade interception, Dark Eagle could become America’s first operational hypersonic deployment in an active conflict zone.


US Plans to Deploy Dark Eagle Missile as Trump Weighs Options for Iran 'Final Blow'

Donald Trump has escalated tensions with Germany, threatening to reduce US troop presence while launching sharp criticism at Chancellor Friedrich Merz. Trump accused Berlin of failing to support Washington during the Iran conflict and warned that allies unwilling to stand with the US could face consequences. The remarks have reignited debate over NATO burden-sharing, America’s military footprint in Europe, and the future of transatlantic relations.


Trump Threatens to Pull Troops From Germany

The USS Gerald R. Ford, the world’s largest aircraft carrier, is set to leave West Asia and return home after a historic 309-day deployment in the Red Sea region. The mission became one of the longest US naval deployments in recent years amid heightened tensions and security operations across the Middle East. The carrier’s return marks the end of a major chapter in Washington’s military presence during a period of regional instability.


USS Gerald R Ford To Head Back After 10 Months of Deployment 

Ukraine has reportedly struck a major oil facility in Russia’s Perm region twice within 24 hours, marking one of Kyiv’s deepest attacks inside Russian territory. The site is located around 1,500 km from the Ukraine border and is considered part of Russia’s critical energy infrastructure. Ukrainian officials described the operation as a strike on a legitimate military-linked target, highlighting Kyiv’s expanding long-range strike capabilities amid the ongoing war.


Russia-Ukraine War: Kyiv Strikes Russia's Perm Oil Facility Twice in 24 Hours

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is set to visit China in May for high-level talks expected to focus on expanding the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) and strengthening strategic cooperation. The visit comes at a time of rising regional uncertainty, including tensions in West Asia and growing geopolitical competition. Officials say both sides are likely to discuss accelerating CPEC Phase II projects, economic collaboration, security coordination and broader regional stability during the closely watched Beijing meetings.


Pakistan, China Talks to Focus on CPEPC & Tensions in West Asia 

Russia has unveiled the S-71K Kover, a new long-range cruise missile designed to significantly enhance the strike capability of the Su-57 stealth fighter jet. Reports suggest the missile offers up to 300 kilometres of stand-off attack range, allowing aircraft to hit targets from safer distances without entering heavily defended zones. The development comes as Moscow continues to intensify military operations in Ukraine, raising fresh concerns over the evolving battlefield and the growing role of advanced missile systems in modern warfare.


Russia's Deadly Weapon: S-71K Kover Missile Gives Su-57 300 Km Stand-Off Strike Power to Attack Kiyv

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