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Sudan Air Strike: Fighting In Sudan Leaves At Least 176 Dead In Two Days

Sudan's military has been accused of launching an airstrike on a marketplace in Darfur, reportedly killing over 176 people. The attack occurred in Kabkabiya town during its weekly market day, with the Emergency Lawyers rights group condemning it as a "horrific massacre." Watch to know!

Jay Z and Beyonce are consulting a crisis specialist amid rape allegations

Jay Z and Beyonce made a rare appearance together on the red carpet at the premiere of Mufasa: The Lion King along with their daughter Blue Ivy earlier this week.

Reliving Real Madrid's 15th Champions League title win at Wembley

Real Madrid extended their European dominance on 2 June 2024 after clinching their 15th Champions League title with a 2-0 win over German powerhouse Borussia Dortmund.

Pakistan's ex-spy chief Faiz Hamid indicted for engaging in politics, says army

Pakistan's former spy chief and ex-army general Faiz Hamid has been indicted on a series of charges, the military said on Tuesday, a rare move by the powerful army, which plays an outsized role in the country's politics.

Taliban minister Khalil Haqqani killed in explosion in Kabul

Taliban Minister Khalil Haqqani has been killed in an explosion in Afghanistan's capital city of Kabul, sources told WION on Wednesday (Dec 11). Haqqani had been the acting minister of refugees and repatriation.

Pakistan's Shaheen Afridi creates history, becomes fourth bowler in world to achieve THIS feat

Pakistan's star pacer Shaheen Shah Afridi created history on Tuesday (Dec 10) during the first T20I against South Africa by becoming the first bowler from his country to take at least 100 international wickets in each of the formats (Tests, ODIs and T20Is).

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Strikes Kill 2, Injures 5 In Zaporizhziha

Russian strikes on Zaporizhzhia have resulted in the deaths of 2 people and injuries to 5 others. The attack has further intensified the ongoing conflict and violence in the region.

Israeli Military Strikes On 'Weapons Stockpiles' In Syria

The Israeli army strikes on most of the strategic weapons stockpiles in Syria preventing them from falling into the hands of terrorist elements. Watch in for more details!

ICC Test Rankings: Harry Brook replaces Joe Root to become No. 1, Virat and Rohit suffer massive drops

England's Harry Brook replaced countryman Joe Root to become the new No. 1 batter in the latest ICC Test Rankings for batters. On the updated list released on Wednesday (Dec 11), Brook was rewarded for his sensational run in his side's ongoing three-match Test series versus New Zealand, in New Zealand.

India tour of England 2025: Ticket demand for second Test in Edgbaston sets new record

India are set to tour England for a five-match Test series next year, which will begin their journey in the 2025-27 ICC World Test Championship (WTC) cycle. This will be India's first tour of England for a full-fledged Test series since 2021.

Netanyahu's Corruption Trial: Israeli PM Appears in Court for Corruption Trial

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made his first appearance in Israeli courts for his corruption trial. The move marks a significant moment as he faces charges that have sparked political and public controversy.

Ferrari commits to Italian manufacturing as it prepares for electric future

On Tuesday, Ferrari chief Benedetto Vigna said the Italian sports car maker will continue to build all luxury sports cars — including its first fully electric vehicle — in its hometown of Maranello, northern Italy.

IMD says 27 districts across Tamil Nadu on alert for heavy to very heavy rainfall

The evolving weather system off the Bay of Bengal is expected to move towards Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu coasts during the next 24 hours, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Wednesday (Dec 11).

Syria: Rebel Leader Golani Says Syria Will Not Get Into Another War

Israel continues to aerial campaign against Syria. The Israeli military said it conducted more than 350 strikes on strategic military targets in Syria over the past 48 hours. The targets included 15 naval vessels, anti-aircraft barriers and manufacturing sites in several cities. The Israeli military released several videos that showed strike on Syria including the port of Latakia. On Tuesday, Syria's Muhammad Al-Basher announced that he would assume the role of caretaker prime minister of the country. In a brief address on state television, al-Basher stated that he would lead the interim government until March 1st. Before this, he had headed the Reel Salvation Government prior to a 12-day lightning offensive that swept into Damascus. Later in the day, al-Basher held a meeting with his government and, speaking to Al Jazeera, emphasized the urgent need for peace and stability in Syria after nearly 14 years of conflict.

Estonia bats for India-EU Free Trade Agreement

Estonia has extended its support for the early conclusion of the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement. While several rounds of talks have happened for the FTA between two of the world's largest single markets, negotiations have dragged on so far.

Faiz Hameed Case: PTI Condemns Sharif Government's Handling On Faiz Hameed Case

Former Pakistani intelligence chief, Lt. Gen. (ret.) Faiz Hameed, has been indicted on multiple charges, leading to criticism from the opposition party PTI. PTI has condemned the government, calling the move politically motivated.

Kejriwal rules out possibility of alliance with Congress; 'AAP will fight Delhi polls on its own strength'

Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) national convenor Arvind Kejriwal on Wednesday (Dec 11) reiterated that his party will contest the Delhi polls alone, ruling out the possibility of any alliance with Congress.

Netanyahu: Approved Strikes on Military Facilities in Syria

Israel continues its aerial campaign against Syria. The Israeli military reported conducting approximately 480 strikes on strategic military targets in Syria over the past 48 hours. Watch in for more details!

Hundreds of vials of deadly virus go missing from Australian lab in ‘major biosecurity breach'

The Queensland government on Monday (Dec 9) announced that hundreds of vials containing deadly live virus samples have been lost by a laboratory. Australia’s public health department, Queensland Health, has been instructed by the government to launch an investigation into what has been called a "major historical breach of biosecurity protocols," as per the media statement.