Australian cricketer Alyssa Healy has announced she will retire from international cricket after the upcoming series against India. One of the sport’s most influential wicketkeepers and batters, Healy’s decision marks the end of a major era for Australian women’s cricket.


Cricket: Australia’s Healy to Retire from Cricket After India Series | WION 

A growing garbage crisis is unfolding in Gaza, with piles of waste leaking into a camp housing displaced communities. With basic services disrupted and sanitation systems under severe strain, residents warn the overflowing rubbish is creating serious health risks as families struggle to survive in overcrowded conditions.


Israel-Gaza War: Gaza Garbage Crisis as Waste Overflows into Displaced People’s Camp | WION

The United States is grappling with rising debt costs as the Treasury now spends around $93 billion each month on interest payments. The growing burden reflects high national debt levels and elevated interest rates, raising concerns about long term fiscal sustainability and pressure on federal budgets for social programmes, defence and infrastructure.


US Faces Debt Strain as Treasury Interest Hits $93 Billion a Month | WION

Environmental experts are raising serious concerns over the United States’ push to revive and expand Venezuela’s oil industry, warning it could deepen long-standing ecological damage and sharply increase climate warming emissions in one of the world’s most environmentally vulnerable oil-producing nations. Critics say boosting production of Venezuela’s heavy crude may hinder global climate goals and worsen pollution.


US-Venezuela Tensions: US Oil Plans Raise Environmental Fears | WION

Black ice and freezing rain have disrupted daily life across western Germany, forcing authorities in North Rhine-Westphalia to close thousands of schools as a safety precaution. With severe weather warnings in place, many students have switched to remote learning, reviving systems first used during the pandemic to keep education running without risking lives.


Germany: Freezing Rain Shuts 5,400 Schools | WION 

Large parts of northern India are in the grip of a severe cold wave, with the Weather Department issuing alerts as temperatures continue to plunge. Forecasters warn the cold spell could intensify in the coming days, bringing dense fog, freezing nights and major disruption across several Indian states.


India Hit by Severe Cold Wave as Temperatures Set to Fall Further | WION

Raging wildfires are tearing through Argentina’s Patagonia region, scorching vast stretches of forest and threatening communities and tourist hubs in the Andes. A UNESCO protected park has been affected as firefighters battle multiple blazes, with authorities warn conditions remain extremely dangerous and the fires could continue to spread.


Argentina Wildfires: UNESCO Park Hit as Patagonia Fires Spread | WION

As tensions between the United States and Iran rise amid unrest in Tehran, President Donald Trump is reportedly leaning toward military action if Tehran’s government continues violent repression and defies US pressure. At the same time, Vice President JD Vance and other senior officials are urging Trump to pursue diplomatic talks before authorising any military strikes, with Washington also considering Iran’s offer for negotiations on its nuclear programme.


US-Iran Tensions: Trump Weighs Military Action as VP Vance Pushes Diplomacy | WION

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Four Killed in Russian Attack on Kharkiv | US Jets Near Iran Border  | HEADLINES

Nearly 15,000 nurses have walked out at some of New York City’s biggest hospitals, including Mount Sinai, Montefiore and NewYork Presbyterian, in one of the largest healthcare strikes in decades. The nurses are demanding safer staffing levels, higher pay and better security as state authorities warn the strike could threaten patient care across the city.


New York: Nearly 15,000 Nurses Strike at Major New York Hospitals | WION

Afghanistan’s Charge d’Affaires in New Delhi, Mufti Noor Ahmad Noor, has met India’s MEA Joint Secretary Anand Prakash to review bilateral political and economic relations. The talks covered trade, visa facilitation and issues faced by Afghan traders, students and nationals in India. The meeting comes days after Noor was appointed as Afghanistan’s top diplomat in New Delhi.


India: Afghan Envoy Meets Indian MEA Official in New Delhi to Review Ties 

US banks and financial groups are pushing back against President Donald Trump’s proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10 percent, warning it could force millions of households and small businesses out of the credit market. Industry data suggests most card accounts could be closed or restricted under the plan, even as consumer groups argue it could save borrowers billions in interest.


USA: Banks Warn Trump’s 10% Credit Card Rate Cap Could Cut Off Millions | WION

Top Headlines of the Hour: 

- Iran Protest Deaths Rise Amid Govt Rallies
- 25% US Tariff On Countries Trading with Iran
- Kyiv: Russia Attacks Two Ships In Black Sea
- Germany Downplays US Greenland Threat
- Venezuela Eyes 'New Agenda' With EU, UK
- US Revokes 100,000 Visas Under Trump
- Japan-S Korea Meet As China Flexes Muscles

US Virtual Embassy Iran: Leave Iran Now | US Jets Near Iran Border  | HEADLINES

A 28 year old Hindu auto driver, Samir Das, has been beaten to death in Daganbhuiyan in Bangladesh’s Chittagong region, according to local media reports. The killing is the latest in a series of attacks on Hindu minorities in the country. The brutal assault took place on Sunday night, raising renewed concern over the safety of religious minorities in Bangladesh.


Hindu Auto Driver Beaten to Death in Bangladesh Amid Minority Attacks Surge | WION

Two giant pandas were seen frolicking in fresh snow at Vienna’s zoo, with zookeepers saying the conditions closely resemble the chilly mountain forests of their native China. The rare winter scenes delighted visitors as the bears enjoyed the cold weather in their European home.


Giant Pandas Play in Vienna Snow That Mirrors Their Home in China | WION

The Kerala High Court has come down heavily on the Travancore Devaswom Board in the Sabarimala gold theft case, questioning why crucial temple works were entrusted to a single individual. The court also criticised the special investigation team for failing to arrest K P Sankara Das, as it heard bail pleas of senior TDB officials and other accused linked to the alleged misappropriation of temple gold.


Kerala High Court Slams Devaswom Board in Sabarimala Gold Theft Case | WION 

The Hindu Kush Himalaya region is facing a historic snow drought after the 2024 to 2025 winter recorded a 23 year low in snow persistence. Scientists say warming at higher elevations between 3,000 and 6,000 metres is causing more precipitation to fall as rain instead of snow, threatening glaciers, rivers and long term water security across South Asia.


Himalayas Hit by Historic Snow Drought as Warming Cuts Winter Snow | WION

Paramount Skydance has sued Warner Bros Discovery in a Delaware court, demanding full disclosure of the financial analysis behind its support for Netflix’s $82.7 billion merger offer. The David Ellison led group says its $108.7 billion all cash bid for Warner Bros is superior and plans to launch a proxy fight by nominating directors to the board, intensifying the battle for control of one of Hollywood’s biggest studios.


WB-Netflix Deal: Paramount Sues Warner Bros Over Netflix Deal as Takeover Battle Escalates | WION

India and the United States are set to resume trade discussions, as confirmed by Washington’s ambassador to New Delhi, Sergio Gor. The talks come at a sensitive moment after negotiations collapsed last year. Speaking of India's role in U.S. foreign strategy, Gor said that no partner is more essential than India.


US-India Relations: Can New U.S. Envoy Bridge Widening Diplomatic Divide?

In the U.S., the battle between President Donald Trump and Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is heating up. Powell says that the Department of Justice has issued grand jury subpoenas to the Federal Reserve, threatening a possible criminal indictment linked to his congressional testimony last June.


USA: Ex-Fed Leaders Call Investigation into Powell 'Unprecedented' | WION

President Donald Trump Has Issued a Stark Warning Ahead of a Major Upcoming Ruling from the United States Supreme Court, Saying That If the Court Strikes Down Parts of His Tariff Policy, the U.S. Could Be ‘Screwed’ Financially and Politically.


Trump: U.S. Could Be ‘Screwed’ Over Tariff Ruling | WION

West Bengal has reported two suspected cases of the deadly Nipah virus, prompting the Centre to deploy a National Joint Outbreak Response Team. The cases were detected at ICMR’s AIIMS Kalyani lab, with both patients currently under treatment. Union Health Minister J P Nadda said the Centre is providing full technical and logistical support as surveillance and contact tracing are stepped up across affected districts.


India: Two Suspected Nipah Cases in West Bengal as Centre Sends Emergency Team | WION 

The state of Minnesota and the Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St Paul have filed a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration and the Department of Homeland Security over what they call an “unprecedented” immigration enforcement operation in the region. 


Minnesota and Twin Cities Sue Trump Administration Over Federal Immigration Surge | WION 

Myanmar’s military has launched the second phase of its three part elections across 100 townships despite ongoing civil war and security threats. The polls come after the 2021 coup that ousted Aung San Suu Kyi’s elected government, with critics saying the vote is designed to legitimise military rule after opposition parties were dissolved and large areas excluded from voting.


Myanmar Elections: Myanmar Junta Holds Second Phase of Elections | WION 

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