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The evolving weather system in the Bay of Bengal has intensified into a depression and is predicted to cross the coast near the Indian city of Chennai in the early hours of Thursday (Oct 17).

Tuesday (Oct 15) marked the withdrawal of the southwest monsoon and simultaneously, the northeast monsoon commenced, said the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD).

Israel is preparing for a potential interceptor missile shortage amid rising tensions with Iran and Hezbollah. Experts warn that simultaneous attacks could overwhelm Israel's air defense capabilities, raising serious concerns. Watch for more details!

Recent research from the Kyiv school of economics reveals a significant rise in Russia's capacity to transport oil using shadow fleet. A shadow fleet, also known as a dark fleet, refers to a group of ships or vessels that employ covert tactics to secretly transport sanctioned goods. Watch in for more details!

The Ministry of Civil Aviation has called a high-level meeting on Wednesday (Oct 16) after a series of bomb threats received on Monday and Tuesday. According to the sources, Minister of Civil Aviation Ram Mohan Naidu on Monday held a meeting with the Bureau of Civil Aviation, CISF, and other senior officials in airport security over the bomb threats.

Has Iran exposed a major Israeli weakness? Israel's worst mass casualty strikes this year came from a single Iranian drone that evaded the country's air defence system and hit a military training camp. The attack resulted in four deaths, 58 injuries, and seven serious injuries. Three drones flew from Lebanon, and one of them reached its target. This incident raises questions about Israel's air defence capabilities. How could the drone pierce Israel's multi-layered air defences and reach its target? How was Israel's air defence system penetrated so easily? How did the Iron Dome, so effective against rockets & missiles, miss the drone?

Politics is the fundamental force propelling the global economy these days. Central Bankers are forced to step in to save the day when all other options have been exhausted. Take a look at this report, which shows central bankers' well-deserved reputation for curing sick economies.

Amidst growing unpopularity domestically, experts and reports suggest that the ongoing India-Canada diplomatic rift is an intentional tactic by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to hold on to his post, as a distraction for his government’s shortcomings. Leading to the question is Trudeau desperate to survive with pro-Khalistan political games?

Shares in Asia climbed after yet another impressive showing on wall street, where stocks reached new all-time highs. And as worries about Israel bombing Iranian energy installations subsided, oil prices fell. Watch in for more details!

Spanish authorities on Tuesday said they had arrested four people suspected of orchestrating a sanctions-busting commercial network after intercepting 13 tonnes of chemical products bound for Russia.

Reports have confirmed that former Scottish Minister Alex Salmond died after suffering a massive heart attack. Eyewitnesses claim, he was trying to open a ketchup bottle when he collapsed in a crowded room at a conference in North Macedonia. These are signs that one must not ignore about the health of the heart - be it someone young or old. One must look out for the warning signs and get diagnosed promptly.

The Sudanese military has carried out an air strike on a marketplace in the capital Khartoum, killing at least 23 people, says a local network of volunteer rescuers

China’s influence in Africa continues to expand, especially in the pharmaceutical sector across multiple countries under the ‘Health Silk Road’ project, part of Beijing’s larger Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). The expansion is not just about addressing the continent's healthcare needs but also, about solidifying China's economic interests.

Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson and James A. Robinson are nobel prize winners for demonstrating the importance of societal institutions for a country’s prosperity, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced these prizes. Watch to know more.

China has developed its deadliest ICBM yet, posing a significant threat to its rivals, especially the United States. Recent reports indicate that the People's Liberation Army has developed an even more advanced ICBM, the fourth-generation DF-41, with an extended range and the capability to carry more warheads.

India's soaring food inflation is leaving school children hungry while the rich-poor divide widens. Nearly two years of high prices have shrunk lunch portions in government schools, where millions of impoverished students rely on meals to meet their basic nutritional needs.

India announced its decision to withdraw its high commissioner and several "targeted" diplomats and officials from Canada in response to Ottawa's efforts to link them to an investigation into the killing of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.

Taliban-run media have stopped showing images of living beings in some Afghan provinces to comply with morality laws, an official confirmed on Tuesday. The work of implementing this new law has started in some provinces of Afghanistan after the Taliban detailed several rules for news media which will be gradually implemented across the country.

A canine unit that detects illegal wildlife and wildlife products was launched at the bole international airport. Wildlife trafficking in ethiopia has been so rampant that the government looks defeated in handling the menace