A team of Chinese physicists is doing the unthinkable: trying to solve the puzzle of time travel. By tackling a century-old puzzle and challenging Einstein’s theories, they are looking for a way to navigate the past. But what about the paradoxes? Can science actually prove we can go back? Watch the video as as we explore the quantum mechanics, the mystery of time and the terrifying reality of a world without a fixed timeline.

The Mystery of Time, Is Time Travel Possible? Quantum Breakthrough Rattles Global Science

Iran withdrew its warships from active participation in the China-led "Will for Peace 2026" BRICS naval exercises off South Africa's coast on January 13, 2026, shifting to observer status at Pretoria's request. The drills, running until January 16 near Simon's Town, continue with vessels from Russia, China, UAE, and South Africa focusing on maritime security.


Iran Bows Out of BRICS Naval Drills Under Pressure 

The Pentagon has launched a six-month review of women serving in U.S. ground combat roles more than a decade after those positions were formally opened. The move comes as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth revisits long-running debates over combat standards and readiness. While military officials say standards will remain elite and gender-neutral, critics argue the review risks reopening a settled issue. ABC News examines the stakes, the data, and the voices from inside the ranks.


U.S. Pentagon Reviews Women Serving in Ground Combat Positions

Alain Orsoni, a former separatist leader of Corsica in France was shot dead at his mother's funeral on Monday. He was often dubbed 'Godfather' for his alleged past involvement in gang violence.

Corsican ‘Godfather’ Shot Dead at Mother’s Funeral in France

Britain’s government is under mounting pressure to reject plans for a massive Chinese embassy in central London, after lawmakers across party lines warned it could threaten national security. Critics cite fears of espionage, cyber access to sensitive data, and transnational repression, while the government insists the decision remains under review. The outcome could shape the future of UK-China relations at a critical geopolitical moment.


UK MPs Move to Block China’s Mega-Embassy Amid Security, Espionage Fears

Former U.S. President bill Clinton and former secretary of state Hillary Clinton has openly defied congressional subpoena demanding their testimony in a house investigation into Jeffrey Epstein case it has setting up a high-stakes. Confrontation with republican lawmakers.


Clintons Face Arrest After Refusing to Give Epstein Testimony 

With Trump’s escalating actions against migrants, U.S. Immigration and customs enforcement is facing fresh scrutiny and not just on the streets but also inside its detention centers. 


ICE Detentions Turn Deadlier as 2025 Worst Year in Two Decades

Russia is increasing the intensity of attacks on Ukraine while making rapid gains on the ground. Kyiv has ordered fresh evacuations from frontline villages. As Kyiv begs for help, France is blocking a $104 billion fund from being spent on American weapons. Paris wants the money kept in Europe to boost its own industry. 


France Blocks Weapons: Ukraine Left Defenceless?

Silver has shattered the $90-an-ounce mark for the first time in history, sending shockwaves through global markets and intensifying a powerful rally in precious metals. Gold is trading just shy of record highs as investors seek safety amid Federal Reserve uncertainty, expectations of U.S. rate cuts, and escalating geopolitical tensions. The surge has exposed deep stress in the physical silver market, forcing the U.S. Mint to suspend silver coin sales and driving premiums sharply higher. Analysts warn the rally reflects a structural imbalance between paper claims and physical supply, compounded by strong industrial demand and safe-haven flows.


Silver Has Crossed $90 an Ounce for the First Time | The Global War for Silver

For a third straight week, streets across Iran are on edge as protesters defy the regime and security forces respond with lethal force. As deaths rise, pressure is mounting inside the White House. President Donald Trump is weighing possible strikes on Iran, even as his administration remains deeply divided on actions against Tehran. Iran has warned neighbours hosting U.S. troops that it would hit American bases if Washington strikes. 


Trump Team Split on Iran Attack| Iran Warns of Retaliation if Trump Strikes 

President Trump declared on January 14, 2026, via Truth Social that US control of Greenland is vital for air defense via the Golden Dome missile system, calling anything less "unacceptable" and urging NATO support. He warned Russia or China would seize it otherwise, escalating rhetoric ahead of VP Vance's White House talks with Danish and Greenlandic ministers.


Trump: US Must Own Greenland for Defense, Greenland Reject Ownership Demands 

Iran's military declared high alert status amid escalating tensions with the US, warning that any attack would trigger retaliatory strikes on American bases in the region. Tehran notified neighbors hosting U.S. forces-including Turkey, UAE, and Qatar-of potential targeting, following President Trump's threats over the protest crackdown.


Iran Military on High Alert, Warns It Could Strike U.S. Bases if Attacked

Denmark has deployed additional troops and naval vessels to Greenland following President Trump's renewed threats to seize the territory for US control. The moves bolster defenses at key Arctic sites amid White House talks between VP Vance, Secretary Rubio, and Danish-Greenlandic ministers on January 14, 2026.


Breaking: Greenland Boosts Troops After Trump's Threat 

The US State Department announced an indefinite suspension of all visa processing for applicants from 75 countries starting January 21, 2026, to reassess screening for potential public charges. Affected nations include Somalia, Russia, Afghanistan, Brazil, Iran, Iraq, Egypt, Nigeria, Thailand, Yemen, and others; consular officers must deny visas under existing law during review.


Indefinite Pause on Visa Processing From Jan 21; Afghanistan, Brazil, Among Nations Affected

European farmers took to the streets across Ireland, France, Poland, Belgium, and beyond in early January 2026 to protest the EU-Mercosur trade deal's provisional approval. Thousands of tractors converged on cities like Paris and Athlone, decrying an influx of 99,000 tonnes of cheap South American beef that could undercut local standards and livelihoods.


 European Farmers Out on the Streets Against the Eu-Mercosur Trade Deal

Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni ordered a nationwide internet shutdown on January 13, 2026, just days before the January 15 presidential election, citing risks of misinformation and electoral fraud.


Uganda's President Museveni Blocks Internet Just Before Election Day

Iran issued stern warnings of retaliatory strikes against US bases following President Trump's "help is on the way" remark supporting Iranian protesters. Tehran views the statement as incitement amid its crackdown on demonstrations that have killed over 2,500, with officials naming regional allies' facilities as potential targets.


Iran Threatens U.S With Retaliatory Strikes After Trump's 'help is on the Way' Remark

President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado at the White House on January 15, 2026, following her recent Nobel Peace Prize win and US military capture of Nicolás Maduro. The encounter comes amid Trump's skepticism of her leadership viability, despite her faction's disputed 2024 election claim, as interim President Delcy Rodríguez gains US backing.


Donald Trump is Set to Meet Venezuela's Opposition Leader Maria Corina Machado

A new Gallup survey highlights declining American trust in politicians, with confidence hitting record lows amid partisan divides and governance pessimism. Only 41% express trust in public officials, down sharply from 1970s levels, as faith in government branches remains near historic bottoms.


New Gallup Survey Reveals More and More Americans Are Losing Trust in Politicians

A surge in late-night pizza orders near the Pentagon has revived the "Pizza Index" theory, sparking speculation of intense military activity. Trackers noted spikes at pizzerias like Pizzato Pizza aligning with US operations, echoing historical patterns from past crises. 

Pentagon Pizza Surge Signals Heightened Military Activity

US Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio will host high-stakes talks with Denmark's Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen and Greenland's Foreign Minister Vivian Motzfeldt at the White House on January 14, 2026. The meeting addresses President Trump's renewed push for US control of Greenland amid national security concerns, as Denmark bolsters military presence in the Arctic.


U.S. VP JD Vance and Marco Rubio to Hold High-stakes Talks Over Greenland 

 Large-scale protests were held in Kargil in support of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, even as anti-regime demonstrations continue across Iran. Hundreds of people gathered, raising slogans and waving Indian and Iranian flags to express solidarity with the Iranian leadership. Protesters also placed symbolic caskets bearing the names of former US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, condemning what they termed US and Israeli interference in the region. The demonstration remained peaceful, with adequate security arrangements in place and no untoward incidents reported.

 Massive Kargil Protests Erupt in Support of Iran Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei | WION Originals

President Trump considers airstrikes on Iran after vowing retaliation for protester killings, with options briefed including nuclear sites despite 2025 prior hits. Tehran warned US bases in Turkey, UAE, Qatar as targets, prompting evacuations while seeking talks. Israel stays alert; Arab leaders urge restraint fearing escalation

Iran Unrest: Iran Contacts Turkey, UAE, Qatar on Strike Fears

President Trump reiterated on January 14, 2026, via Truth Social that US control of Greenland is essential for national security and the Golden Dome missile defense system, calling anything less "unacceptable." He urged NATO to facilitate acquisition to counter Russia and China, warning of consequences otherwise, ahead of VP Vance's meeting with Danish and Greenland officials.


Trump Insists U.S. Must Control Greenland Now 

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