A bomb attached to a donkey exploded in northwest Colombia on Wednesday, killing a soldier and injuring two others. The attack took place in Valdivia in Colombia's Antioquia department; the authorities attributed it to the ELN, a left-wing extremist group.

'Donkey bomb' kills soldier in Colombia. Here's what happened

NASA's Space Shuttle programme officially ended in 2011, after 30 years of service. The final mission, STS-135, was flown by Atlantis and concluded on 21 July 2011. 

From Columbia to Discovery: The five largest NASA space shuttles in history

President Gustavo Petro urged Colombians to mobilize on International Labor Day to support a referendum on health and labor reforms, following setbacks for his initiatives in Congress.

Colombian President Urges Massive Mobilization In Support Of Referendum

World: The 37-year-old Indian PhD student Ranjani Srinivasan never imagined that her academic journey at the Ivy League university would come to such a drastic end.

'Left my cat behind...': Indian student who self-deported from US says, 'Columbia let me down'

After the video was circulated online and she started being criticised, the lawmaker took to X to issue an apology. 



Watch: Columbian lawmaker caught vaping in parliament while discussing health reforms, apologises

On Tuesday, October 8, 2024, more than a dozen States and the District of Columbia filed lawsuits against TikTok, claiming that the well-known short-form video app is made to be addicting for children and detrimental to their mental health.

US States File Lawsuit Against TikTok, Lawsuit Accuses App Of Harming Children

Columbia University President Minouche Shafik resigned nearly four months after the university's handling of campus protests over Israel's war in Gaza was criticised by both pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian sides. Watch in for more details!

Columbia University president resigns amid anti-Israel protest backlash

Argentina vs Columbia, Copa America Final 2024: WATCH | Players come to blows in extra time

For close to three weeks, some of the topmost Universities in the United States have been gripped by protests & clashes on campus. The anti-war students have been protesting against the Israel's war in Gaza, calling for an immediate ceasefire. A key demand of students is that their institutions financially divest from Israel and companies profiting from the war. The campus protests have now spread to nearly 140 colleges in at least 45 states and at least six other countries, including France, Australia, U.K. & Canada. More than 2,000 have been arrested nationwide in the past fortnight in the brutal police crackdown at several campuses. Columbia, the epicentre of these protests, cancelled its main graduation ceremony on the 6th of May. A country that prides itself on freedom of expression is increasingly resembling an authoritarian nation. Mohammed Saleh brings you the details.

Columbia, epicentre of protests, cancels its main grad ceremony

Over 2,100 arrests made in pro-Palestinian protests on US campuses, non-students make up majority

The campus chaos in the US is escalating, dozens of demonstrators took over a building at Columbia University in New York. Moreover, New York Police Department personnels entered Hamilton hall and arrested several student protesters.

US: Police raid occupied Columbia building, NYP confirm campus cleared

NYPD removes pro-Palestinian protesters from Columbia University, dozens arrested

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Columbia protests: NYPD enters Hamilton hall - Netanyahu vows to raid Rafah - Poll: 58% Israelis want Netanyahu to quit - Blinken in Israel to push for truce

Netanyahu vows to raid Rafah | 58% Israelis want Netanyahu to quit, says poll

US: Police breach occupied Columbia building as students escalate protests

US: Police climb up second story of Hamilton hall, NYPD detains 50 detainees onto a bus

US: Police raid occupied Columbia building as students escalate their protests

Violent clashes broke out on the campus of the University of California in Los Angeles on Wednesday when counter-demonstrators attacked a pro-Palestinian protest encampment, hours after New York City police cleared pro-Palestinian protesters out of an academic building that had been taken over at Columbia University. Watch in for more details!

US: Violence erupts at UCLA campus between rival Gaza protest groups

Chaos in US universities: Police raid occupied Columbia building, NYP confirm 'campus cleared'

Protesters on Columbia University’s campus took control of an academic building on Tuesday, as pro-Palestinian demonstrations continue to spread at college campuses around the nation against the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

Protests rock US colleges: Protesters chant 'free Palestine' slogans at Columbia University

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Netanyahu vows to raid Rafah - Police clear Columbia's Hamilton Hall - Blinken in Israel to push for truce - US moves to reclassify Marijuana - South korea discusses joining AUKUS - Multiple Delhi-NCR schools recieve bomb threats

US moves to reclassify marijuana | Police clear Columbia's Hamilton Hall

Protesters on Columbia University’s campus took control of an academic building Tuesday, as pro-Palestinian demonstrations continue to spread at college campuses around the nation against the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza.

US: Pro-Palestinian protesters at Columbia University take over campus building

US: Pro-Palestinian protesters take over Columbia University building

Watch the top headlines of the hour: - Blinken hopeful for Gaza truce deal - Biden phone calls Qatar Egypt - Columbia suspends protesters - North Korea missiles landed in Kharkiv - Four officers killed in US - Israel to send delegation to Cairo

Columbia suspends protesters | Israel to send delegation to Cairo

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