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The World War I artillery shell was found stuck in the rectum of a young French man when he reached a hospital complaining of discomfort. Local media reports suggest that it ended up in his body likely because of some form of sexual games.

A fire broke out at a mobile market in Karachi, Pakistan, causing panic among shopkeepers and visitors. Firefighters responded promptly and brought the blaze under control, preventing further damage and potential casualties. Authorities confirmed that no lives were lost, but some shops sustained damage due to the flames and smoke.

Canadian police arrested three Indian nationals, including a teenager, in Surrey, British Columbia, for allegedly firing shots at a residence in an extortion-related incident. No injuries were reported, but the house was damaged. The accused remain in custody as investigations continue.

The United States and Iran are expected to hold a new round of nuclear talks on Friday in Istanbul, as both sides seek to revive stalled diplomacy over Iran’s nuclear programme. US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi are set to meet in efforts to avert further escalation and address long‑standing disagreements over uranium enrichment, ballistic missiles, and regional influence.

The ‍Trump administration is dropping a ⁠25% additional tariffs imposed on Indian imports over its ‌purchases ‌of Russian oil, in addition ‌to lowering a country-specific tariff to 18% from 25%.

Bill and Hillary Clinton have agreed to testify before a US House panel over their past links to Jeffrey Epstein after earlier refusing subpoenas. The move follows the DOJ’s release of millions of Epstein-related files, though no criminal allegations have been made against them.

On Monday (Feb 2) an Air India Boeing 787-8 aircraft from Londons Heathrow airport to Bengaluru was grounded after the pilot reported a malfunction with the fuel control switch of the flight.

Russia has resumed missile and air strikes on Ukraine, targeting energy infrastructure and key cities as the country faces freezing winter conditions. Civilians are dealing with power outages and critical shortages, while Ukrainian forces prepare to respond to renewed attacks. This escalation underscores the ongoing volatility in the Russia–Ukraine conflict and the growing humanitarian crisis in the region.

The son of Norway’s Crown Princess, Marius Borg Høiby, has been arrested over knife and assault allegations and is facing a total of 38 charges, including rape. He has admitted guilt to some lesser charges as investigations continue.

Buddhist monks were arrested from a temple in Thailand for using porn and possessing sex toys and an escort list. Three of them were also using drugs. This comes after a woman was arrested last year for blackmailing monks with sexually explicit photos and videos.

After creating a buzz on social media with her bold outfit at the 2026 Grammys, Chappell Roan has responded to the criticism on her social media. She defended her look by saying it's not that outrageous. Read on to know more.

Newly released Epstein files have put the spotlight on Sarah Ferguson’s past links with Jeffrey Epstein, resurfaced an old interview with Steve Bannon, and revealed that Bill and Hillary Clinton are set to appear before a US House investigation, as fresh videos and political claims add to the renewed scrutiny of the case.

Ranveer Singh is back with more brutal and deadlier part 2. Titled as Dhurandhar: The Revenge, the movie is set for a 19 March release. x

Russian missiles and drones struck Kyiv, Kharkiv and other Ukrainian cities, injuring civilians and damaging power infrastructure, even as Donald Trump signaled progress in peace talks. The attacks came ahead of planned UAE negotiations amid ongoing ceasefire disputes.

Venezuela’s interim president Delcy Rodríguez has appointed key cabinet members and met with U.S. envoy Laura Dogu in Caracas, marking a step toward restoring diplomatic relations with Washington and advancing discussions on transition, stabilization, and cooperation after the ouster of Nicolás Maduro.

As the U.S. ramps up military pressure in West Asia, its allies in the Gulf have warned that Iran’s missile power can inflict significant damage to American interests in the region. And amidst all of this, Tehran may be opening the door to diplomacy. Iran’s president has reportedly cleared the way for nuclear talks with the United States, just days after Trump hinted that dialogue could prevent a military showdown. Is this the first step toward de-escalation or just a pause before a bigger crisis?

A newly unveiled Gaza committee logo has sparked controversy after Israel claimed it is nearly identical to the Palestinian Authority’s official symbol. Israeli officials say the design raises serious political and legal concerns, while critics argue it blurs institutional lines amid ongoing tensions in Gaza. The dispute adds another layer to the already fragile situation surrounding Gaza governance and regional diplomacy.

In the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, former President Donald Trump announced potential progress in peace talks. Trump revealed that he asked Russian President Vladimir Putin for a one-week pause, which Putin reportedly agreed to, raising hopes for possible diplomatic breakthroughs in the war. Analysts weigh in on whether this temporary pause could pave the way for broader negotiations and reduced hostilities in the region.

Ronaldo's reported self-absence for Al Nassr from Monday (Feb 2) game against Al Riyadh can certainly be taken as a strike. The superstar footballer, who has not won a single Saudi Pro League title since joining the league in 2023, is not happy to not get enough reinforcements to win the title.