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Bangladesh elections: Can the 8% Hindu vote swing power amid growing fears for their safety?
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Hindus make up roughly 8 per cent of Bangladesh’s population of 170 million, according to government and census estimates cited in multiple reports. Reports document a surge in attacks targeting Hindu homes, temples and businesses in the period leading up to the elections.

Prince William, Saudi Crown Prince Visit At-Turaif in Diriyah

Prince William and the Saudi Crown Prince visited At-Turaif in Diriyah, the historic site renowned for its Najdi heritage architecture. This royal visit highlights efforts to promote cultural preservation and Saudi heritage to the world. In this video, we showcase the visit highlights, architectural beauty of At-Turaif, and the significance of the site in Saudi history. From mud-brick structures to restored palaces, At-Turaif exemplifies traditional Najdi design, making it a key destination for heritage and tourism.

Russians Feel the Cost of War: Food Prices Soar in Russia Amid War

The ongoing conflict has sent food prices soaring across Russia, with tomatoes, cucumbers, and other essentials becoming increasingly expensive. Citizens are feeling the direct impact of the war on their daily lives and budgets. In this video, we examine the causes behind the price surge, including supply chain disruptions, inflation, and economic sanctions.

Discord to verify age of all users from March: What changes for teens and adults

Discord will require mandatory age verification from early March. Until verified, all accounts default to teen mode, with stricter controls and blocked adult content. Users must verify via facial scan or ID to unlock full access.

Nigeria Protests Demand Electoral Reform | Calls for Transparent Elections

Mass protests have erupted across Nigeria, with citizens demanding electoral reform and a transparent election process. Demonstrators are calling on authorities to ensure free, fair, and credible elections ahead of upcoming voting cycles. In this video, we cover the protest action, chants and slogans, and statements from organizers, as well as the government’s response. See how Nigerians are mobilizing for democratic accountability and the steps being called for to strengthen the electoral system.

DRC Troop Withdrawal: South Africa Ends 27-Year Peacekeeping Mission in DRC

South Africa has announced plans to withdraw its troops from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), marking the end of a 27-year-long United Nations peacekeeping mission. The decision reflects a strategic shift in South Africa’s military commitments and has implications for regional security and UN operations in the DRC. In this video, we cover the timeline of South Africa’s deployment, the role of troops in peacekeeping, and reactions from local and international authorities.

‘No distractions’: BCCI disallows wives but grants permission for personal chefs at T20 World Cup

BCCI bars wives and families from staying with Team India at the T20 World Cup 2026. Personal chefs cleared to ensure ‘no distractions’ for players.

'Trying to ban India...': Moscow's BIG allegation on US amid uncertainty over Russian oil purchase after Washington's trade deal

Russia’s FM Sergei Lavrov accused the US of coercive tactics to block India and others from buying cheap Russian oil, citing sanctions and tanker pressure. India reiterated energy decisions are guided by national interest amid claims linked to the India-US trade deal.

West Bengal S.I.R: Supreme Court Extends West Bengal S.I.R. Deadline

The Supreme Court of India has extended the deadline for the Scrutiny of the Special Investigation Report (S.I.R.) in West Bengal to February 14, 2026. This extension allows additional time for document verification and submission of objections by concerned parties.

Thailand Arrests Vietnamese Man for Smuggling Rhino Horn, 12kg Meat Seized at Bangkok Airport

Thai authorities arrested a 36-year-old Vietnamese man at Bangkok airport for smuggling six pieces of rhino horn and 12 kilograms of unidentified meat. The seizure highlights ongoing wildlife trafficking challenges in Southeast Asia and strict enforcement at international ports.

Discord Introduces Global Teen Safety Settings, Restricts Adult Content for Young Users

Discord is rolling out new global safety settings to ensure a teen-appropriate experience for all young users. Adult content will now require age verification, with all users under 18 automatically shifted to a safer, teen-focused environment.

Canada: Lake Erie Turns Into a Snowy Desert

An extensive sheet of ice has covered Canada's Lake Erie, with the west pier lighthouse standing in the frozen landscape. Satellite imagery has detected a large crack forming across the lake's ice cover, driven by strong winds that caused the ice to shift and drift.

Activists Seal Chemical Lobby HQ | Protesters Shut Doors at EU Chemical Council

Environmental and consumer rights activists staged a bold protest at the EU Chemical Council headquarters, shutting doors and symbolically sealing the lobby to demand stricter chemical regulations and corporate accountability. The demonstration highlights growing public concern over toxic chemicals, lobbying influence, and environmental safety in Europe. In this video, we capture the protest action, interviews with organizers, and reactions from authorities.

Colombia: Heavy Rains Affect 69,000 Families

Colombia continues to grapple with extensive flooding in the northern regions after days of intense rainfall, leaving more than 69,000 families affected.

UK: Flood Alerts Across England & Wales

Parts of England and Wales are under heavy rain and flood warnings as persistent downpours continue. The Met Office has issued numerous yellow alerts, with rivers rising and travel disruption likely. Communities are bracing for further rain and possible flooding as wet weather shows little sign of easing.

UAE: Garden Grows in Desert | Desert Mountains Bloom With Flowers

Witness a stunning transformation in the UAE’s desert mountains as seasonal rains and careful conservation have caused flowers to bloom across the arid landscape. This rare natural phenomenon turns the desert into a colorful garden, attracting locals and tourists alike. In this video, we explore how flora thrives in extreme conditions, the role of conservation efforts, and the breathtaking sights of flowers carpeting sand and rocks.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr reveals why working for Trump is 'a joy,' claims 'he lets me do stuff' | Watch

US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr has revealed the ‘concerning’ reason he enjoys working under President Donald Trump. Here's what he said.

Trump threatens to block US–Canada Gordie Howe bridge, demands compensation from Ottawa

US President Donald Trump has threatened to block the opening of the $6.4 billion Gordie Howe International Bridge linking the US and Canada, demanding compensation and criticising Canada’s trade ties with China and bypassing the Buy American Act.

Weather Becomes Olympic Wildcard | Climate Change Tests Winter Olympics

Climate change is becoming a major wildcard for the Winter Olympics. Unpredictable weather, warmer temperatures, and unusual snowfall patterns are forcing organizers and athletes to adapt like never before. In this video, we explore how rising global temperatures impact snow-dependent sports, the challenges for Olympic venues, and the innovative solutions being tested to keep competitions on track. From artificial snow to schedule adjustments, the Winter Olympics are increasingly shaped by the climate crisis.