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Syria faces significant challenges as it transitions to new leadership following the long reign of President Bashar al-Assad. The country is grappling with political instability, economic hardship, and the ongoing impacts of a brutal civil war. The new leadership must address these issues while navigating internal divisions, rebuilding infrastructure, and managing relations with both regional and global powers. With millions of displaced citizens and a shattered economy, the path forward for Syria remains uncertain as it seeks stability and recovery.

Oleksandr Usyk asked Tyson Fury to sign a photograph of the Briton being punched in the face from their first fight. Usyk and Fury will be facing off in a rematch in Riyadh on December 21.

The body of a seven-year-old boy, missing since the collision between a tourist ferry and an Indian Navy boat off the Mumbai coast on 18 December, was recovered on Saturday (December 21) after a three-day search operation, officials told news agency PTI.

The Pakistani government has ordered a tribal group to surrender their weapons following escalating clashes in the region. This move comes as part of efforts to restore peace and reduce violence in the tribal areas, where tensions have been rising due to ongoing conflicts. Authorities are seeking to disarm factions involved in the clashes and ensure the safety and stability of the region, which has long faced challenges related to militancy and local disputes. The situation remains tense, with efforts underway to mediate a resolution.

The man who drove his car into a crowd in Germany is revealed to be a doctor, reportedly wanted by authorities in Saudi Arabia. The incident has raised international concerns, with investigations underway to determine his motivations and connections to the situation in both Germany and Saudi Arabia.

Millions of vulnerable Afghans are facing severe food insecurity and economic hardship. As harsh winter approaches Afghanistan, many families face tough choices, including whether to buy food or heating supplies.

US President-elect Donald Trump has put all of his shares of the Trump Media & Technology Group (Parent company of Truth Social) into a trust that is controlled by his eldest son, according to a regulatory filing on Thursday (Dec 19).

The man who drove his car into a crowd in Germany is revealed to be a doctor, reportedly wanted by authorities in Saudi Arabia. The incident has raised international concerns, with investigations underway to determine his motivations and connections to the situation in both Germany and Saudi Arabia.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces growing discontent as rising inflation and the increasing cost of living take a toll on Canadians. Public support for his leadership weakens, with many questioning his government's ability to address the economic challenges.

Over the course of two days, several Hindu temples in Bangladesh were attacked, resulting in the vandalization of eight idols. The incidents have sparked concerns over religious intolerance and the safety of minority communities in the country. The attacks have led to calls for increased security at religious sites and stronger measures to prevent such acts of violence. Authorities are investigating the matter, but the attacks highlight ongoing tensions and challenges related to religious harmony in Bangladesh.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Kuwait for a two-day visit aimed at strengthening bilateral relations between India and Kuwait. During his visit, PM Modi is expected to engage in discussions with Kuwaiti leaders, focusing on areas such as trade, investment, and regional cooperation. The visit also aims to enhance cultural ties and explore new opportunities for collaboration in various sectors. This marks a significant step in India's growing diplomatic engagement with the Gulf region.

Nepal has announced a ban on helicopter rides from Mount Everest starting 1st January 2025. The decision is part of efforts to reduce environmental impact and manage increasing air traffic in the region, particularly in the Everest area, which has seen a rise in tourism and air-based services in recent years. The ban aims to preserve the natural beauty and ecological balance of the area while improving safety and reducing congestion.

A proposal to ban helicopter flights in Nepal’s Everest region has ignited a heated debate between environmentalists and tourism operators over its potential impact.

It's just the start! James Gunn's Superman is one of the most-awaited movies of the year 2025. On Thursday (Dec 19), the first teaser trailer of the fourthcoming movie was released, and within 24 hours, it scripted history by becoming the most viewed movie trailer in the history of both DC and Warner Bros.

In the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, Russia has claimed that its city of Kazan was struck by a drone attack. The Kremlin reported that several drones targeted the city, raising concerns about the escalation of drone warfare in the region as tensions between the two nations continue to rise. This attack marks another chapter in the broader conflict, highlighting the increasing use of drones as a key weapon in modern warfare.

Barack Obama's list of his most loved films of 2024 is out and it includes Payal Kapadia's All We Imagine As Light. Kapadia's film is one of the most acclaimed movies of this year.

The quest to learn more about the universe is an unending one. Scientists have their eyes on asteroids, comets, the moon, planets, bodies that are not planets and more.

December 21st coincides with the winter solstice. What better day to dedicate to the science of spirituality than the winter solstice or the Uttarayan kaal as it is called in the Vedic culture - when the Devlok (dimension of Gods) wakes up and the auspicious period begins?

The year 2024 has been nothing short of eventful. From wars and disasters to amazing stories of resilience, this year had everything. Here are five people who left their marks on history in 2024: Gisèle Pelicot: "It's not us who should feel shame, but them" (Image courtesy: AFP) In 2024, Gisèle Pelicot became a hero and feminist icon for women everywhere.