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Russian Attack Damages Iconic Soviet-Era WWII Monument, Heating to Over 1,100 Buildings in Kyiv Cut

A Russian overnight attack on February 3, 2026, damaged the iconic Motherland monument in Kyiv, a key Soviet-era World War II memorial, according to Ukraine's culture minister.

Trump Seeks to Nationalise Elections, Alleges Irregularities in Democrat States

President Trump said Monday that the federal government should “nationalize” elections, repeating — without evidence — his long-running claim that U.S. elections are beset by widespread fraud.

SL vs ENG, 3rd T20I: Jacob Bethell spins England to series win over Sri Lanka

These three-match T20Is served as a dress rehearsal for the upcoming T20 World Cup co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka.

Epstein Files: JPMorgan wire transfer sparks online occult claims over ‘Baal’ reference

A 2009 JPMorgan wire-transfer document from the Epstein files has gone viral over a “Baal” reference, fuelling occult claims online. Here’s what the document shows, why it raised red flags, and how misinformation spreads.

IndiGo, Air India plane make wingtip contact on taxiway at Mumbai airport; no injuries reported

IndiGo, Air India plane make wingtip contact on taxiway at Mumbai airport; no injuries reported

WPL 2026, Eliminator: Delhi Capitals beat Gujarat Giants to seal finale date with Bengaluru

Delhi Capitals will face the Royal Challengers Bengaluru in WPL 2026 finale on Friday (Feb 6).

Trump’s Triumphal Arch Plan: US President Vows Biggest Arch Ever at 250ft

U.S. President Donald Trump has unveiled plans for a triumphal arch, vowing it will be the biggest of its kind at 250 feet high. The proposal, described as a symbolic structure, has drawn attention for its scale as well as its political messaging.

France Slips in Global Wealth Rankings as Per Capita Wealth Falls Below EU Average

France has fallen in global wealth rankings, with wealth per person now lower than the European Union average. The shift highlights relative stagnation in household wealth compared with other EU states, raising questions over economic performance and long-term prosperity trends.

Ultra-Processed Foods Flagged as ‘Silent Killer’ in Study Comparing Them to Cigarettes

A study has raised alarm over ultra-processed foods, describing them as a “silent killer” and warning they are engineered in ways similar to cigarettes. Researchers say such foods are designed to drive overconsumption, intensifying concerns over their long-term health impact and the role of industrial food design in rising chronic diseases.

China Bans Flush Door Handles in Cars, Citing Safety Concerns

China has announced a ban on fully hidden car door handles from January 1, 2027. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has issued the mandate citing safety hazards and functional problems associated with these mechanisms.

US, Iran Gear Up for Diplomatic Talks in Istanbul; Tehran Says US Armada Moving Away

The United States and Iran are preparing for diplomatic talks in Istanbul as officials from both sides explore ways to ease long-running tensions, particularly over Iran’s nuclear programme.

Loved Jaaved Jaaferi in Mayasabha? Watch these 7 other films of the star that showcase his range as an actor
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Jaaved Jaaferi is an actor who can make you laugh, think and low-key scare you, without breaking a sweat. You know him as the iconic voice behind Takeshi’s Castle and as a judge on the dance show Boogie Woogie. On the big screen, Jaaved has made a mark with a range of films.

India-US Trade Deal: PM Modi Confirms Revised 18% Tariffs, But Details Awaited

The U.S. and India have signed a trade deal, the countries’ leaders announced, although details remain scant. The deal comes days after the European Union and India signed a free trade agreement in which they agreed to slash tariffs on most goods to zero, but over a number of years.

Italy Probes Restored Angel Painting That Now Resembles PM Giorgia Meloni

A painting in a Rome church has prompted an investigation following complaints that a newly-restored cherub bears a remarkable likeness to the nation’s leader, Giorgia Meloni.

Iran-US Standoff in Strait of Hormuz, Amid Negotiations

Tensions between the United States and Iran remain high in the Strait of Hormuz, a strategically vital waterway for global oil shipments, as both nations balance military posturing with diplomatic negotiations.

US military shoots down Iranian drone approaching American Navy aircraft carrier

The US military shot down an Iranian drone that approached a US Navy aircraft carrier in the Arabian Sea, a US official told the Reutrers.

Chinese Speculators Set the Stage for Gold & Silver Crash

In the history of the silver market, prices had traded above US$40 an ounce for only a handful of brief periods before 2025. On Jan 30, exhausted traders watched in shock as the precious metal plunged by that much in less than 20 hours.

Pakistan’s Africa Push: Gen Munir Meets Libya's Haftar Amid $4 Bn Arms Deal Reports

Pakistan is reportedly expanding its military footprint into North Africa with a $4 billion deal to supply JF‑17 fighter jets and trainer aircraft to Libya’s Eastern National Army. The move, coming despite a UN arms embargo and ongoing political turmoil at home, highlights Islamabad’s ambitions to become a major global arms supplier. Critics warn this development could destabilize Libya, fuel conflict, and threaten regional security.

Iranians Launch 'Boycott Huda Beauty' Campaign on Social Media

Some Iranians are boycotting makeup and skincare giant Huda Beauty. Huda Kattan, an Iraqi-American beauty mogul and founder of Huda Beauty, has come under fire after sharing a video about the protests in Iran. Protesters have accused Kattan of supporting the Iranian regime, which she has denied in a series of clarifications. According to reports, Kattan’s sister Mona has now unfollowed her on social media.