China is racing to weaponize quantum technology, developing advanced systems that could revolutionize modern warfare. From unhackable communication networks to radar capable of detecting stealth aircraft, the PLA reportedly has more than 10 quantum-based weapons in development. Explore what quantum technology is, how it works, and why it could give China a major military advantage in the future of conflict.

China's Dangerous New Quantum Weapons Revealed, China Builds Weapons of the Future

Iran's exiled crown prince has vowed to return, urging Iranians to continue protests against the current regime. His call comes amid ongoing unrest and international scrutiny, highlighting the lasting influence of the former Shah’s family. Watch to understand the political implications of his statement and what it could mean for Iran’s future and regional stability.

Son Of Iran's Last Shah Calls On Iranians To Continue Protests

The CIA reportedly seeks to recruit spies in China, offering instructions on how Chinese citizens can securely connect with U.S. intelligence. This revelation adds new tension to already strained U.S.-China relations, raising questions about espionage, cybersecurity, and international diplomacy. Learn what this means for global security and the ongoing intelligence battles between the superpowers.

CIA Tells Chinese People How They Can 'Securely Connect' With U.S. 

BJP-Shiv Sena alliance surges past majority in Mumbai BMC polls, poised to shatter Thackeray family's 25-year stronghold and install a mayor after four years without an elected head.

Thackeray-Led Shiv Sena Chose Mumbai Mayors For 26 Years Straight

Amidst the peak winter season, Ukraine is not just facing a war of missiles and drones, but also of darkness, cold, and survival. Kyiv claims that over 600 strikes have been carried out by Russia on its energy sites. And the situation for Ukraine is getting worse, with President Volodymyr Zelensky stating that air defence systems supplied to Ukraine by Western allies had run out of ammunition. 


Ukraine Faces Its Darkest, Coldest Hour as Russia Pounds With Brute Force 

Tensions rise as President Donald Trump reportedly sought greater control over Greenland, sparking reactions from U.S. allies concerned about sovereignty and strategic interests. The island’s geopolitical importance has put it at the center of a global tug-of-war, with debates over military bases, natural resources, and Arctic influence heating up. Allies push back as Washington weighs its next moves in this high-stakes showdown.


Showdown Over Greenland: Trump Pushes Control As Allies Push Back

U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that China, Pakistan, and Russia are conducting nuclear tests, raising international concern. 


Nuclear Testing Across The World: Trump Alleges Tests by China, Pakistan & Russia 

After Greenland, the U.S. appears to be eyeing Iceland, with the incoming envoy’s visit stirring controversy. Critics react to a 52nd state ‘joke,’ fueling debates over U.S. foreign policy in the Arctic region. Explore the geopolitical stakes, Iceland’s strategic importance, and how this could impact U.S.-European relations and Arctic security dynamics in the coming years.

Incoming U.S. Envoy To Iceland Sparks Fury Over 52nd State 'Joke

China's People's Liberation Army is actively developing over 10 experimental quantum technology-based weapons for cyber warfare and intelligence gathering, with some already tested in frontline operations.


China is Developing Quantum Tech-based Weapons of War

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky states a potential peace agreement could be finalized at the Davos World Economic Forum next week (Jan 19-23), following Ukrainian delegation talks in the U.S. on security guarantees and reconstruction funding.


Zelensky Says Ukraine Peace Deal Could Be Signed at Davos Next Week 

The world marked a historic milestone on January 14, 2026, achieving the longest period without a declared or detected nuclear test explosion since the first test in 1945—over eight years since North Korea's last test in 2017.


World Has Now Gone the Longest Time Without a Nuclear Test

India has reaffirmed its commitment to continue discussions with both the United States and Iran on operating the strategic Chabahar port, dismissing reports that it plans to shut down operations due to U.S. sanctions. The Ministry of External Affairs clarified that the U.S. sanctions waiver remains valid until April 26. The issue has gained urgency after President Donald Trump announced new tariffs targeting countries trading with Iran, placing India’s investments and regional connectivity plans under renewed scrutiny.

India To Continue Talks With U.S., Iran On Chabahar Port Operation

A new social media trend is changing how couples travel by air. It's called airport divorce. 


Airport Divorce: The Latest Travel Trend Helping Couples Fly Stress-free 

President Donald Trump escalates pressure to acquire Greenland by floating new tariffs on countries opposing U.S. control, reiterating national security needs amid stalled talks with Denmark.


U.S. President Donald Trump Vows to Impose Tariffs on Countries Supporting Greenland

A chapter of India's royal and patriotic history has quietly closed. Maharani Kamasundari devi, the last maharani of the legendary Darbhanga raj in Bihar passed away this week at her residence in Darbhanga. She was ninety-three and had been unwell for several months.


Maharani Kamasundari: The Queen Who Gave Away 600 Kg of Gold

Chinese universities are rapidly climbing global rankings, overtaking American institutions in research output and academic publishing. While Harvard remains a global leader, it has slipped from the top spot as China pours billions into higher education and attracts global talent. Cuts to U.S. research funding, visa restrictions, and falling international student numbers are raising concerns that America’s long-standing academic dominance may be under threat signaling a broader shift in global power.


China Overtakes U.S. in Global University Rankings | Here's Why

Grok AI is facing mounting scrutiny as governments worldwide investigate the spread of AI-generated deepfakes. The controversy follows a lawsuit filed by Elon Musk’s former partner, raising concerns over misuse, consent, and digital manipulation. Regulators are now examining the broader risks posed by advanced generative AI, including misinformation, election interference, and the lack of safeguards to protect individuals from synthetic content abuse.

Grok Under Scrutiny, Governments Worldwide Probe AI Deepfakes

Yemen's internationally recognized government undergoes major overhaul following the Southern Transitional Council (STC) crisis, with Prime Minister Salem bin Breik resigning and Shaya Zindani appointed as successor.


Nobel at Last, if a Bit Fake: Machado Gifts Trump Her Prize

Major Overhaul in Yemen's Internationally Recognised Govt After STC Crisis

BJP-led Mahayuti alliance inches closer to decisive victories across Maharashtra's local body elections, consolidating control over key municipal corporations after BMC's Thackeray bastion fell.


BJP Inches Closer to Win in Maharashtra Local Body Elections

President Donald Trump has reignited controversy by suggesting the U.S. should consider canceling the 2026 midterm elections, citing his administration's achievements and fears of Republican losses.


U.S. President Once Again Raises the Prospect of Cancelling Upcoming Midterm Elections

The United Nations confirms at least 100 children have died in Gaza since the fragile ceasefire took effect, amid ongoing violence and aid delivery failures.


Gaza Ceasefire: UN Says at Least 100 Children Killed in Gaza Since Ceasefire

Sanctions and chronic mismanagement have driven Iran's economy to collapse, fueling nationwide protests as citizens face hyperinflation, food shortages, and mass unemployment.


Iran Unrest: Sanctions & Mismanagement Push Iranians to the Edge 

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China's Dangerous New Quantum Weapons Revealed, China Builds Weapons of the Future

Son Of Iran's Last Shah Calls On Iranians To Continue Protests

CIA Tells Chinese People How They Can 'Securely Connect' With U.S.

Thackeray-Led Shiv Sena Chose Mumbai Mayors For 26 Years Straight

Ukraine Faces Its Darkest, Coldest Hour as Russia Pounds With Brute Force

Showdown Over Greenland: Trump Pushes Control As Allies Push Back

Nuclear Testing Across The World: Trump Alleges Tests by China, Pakistan & Russia

Incoming U.S. Envoy To Iceland Sparks Fury Over 52nd State 'Joke

China is Developing Quantum Tech-based Weapons of War

Zelensky Says Ukraine Peace Deal Could Be Signed at Davos Next Week

World Has Now Gone the Longest Time Without a Nuclear Test

India To Continue Talks With U.S., Iran On Chabahar Port Operation

Airport Divorce: The Latest Travel Trend Helping Couples Fly Stress-free

U.S. President Donald Trump Vows to Impose Tariffs on Countries Supporting Greenland

Maharani Kamasundari: The Queen Who Gave Away 600 Kg of Gold

China Overtakes U.S. in Global University Rankings | Here's Why

Airport Divorce: The Latest Travel Trend Helping Couples Fly Stress-free

Grok Under Scrutiny, Governments Worldwide Probe AI Deepfakes

Nobel at Last, if a Bit Fake: Machado Gifts Trump Her Prize

Major Overhaul in Yemen's Internationally Recognised Govt After STC Crisis

BJP Inches Closer to Win in Maharashtra Local Body Elections

U.S. President Once Again Raises the Prospect of Cancelling Upcoming Midterm Elections

Gaza Ceasefire: UN Says at Least 100 Children Killed in Gaza Since Ceasefire

Iran Unrest: Sanctions & Mismanagement Push Iranians to the Edge