Harbin 2026: 1.2 million sqm frozen paradise bursts alive Jan 5! Giant ice pagodas, panda sculptures, snow tubing & light shows across 3 parks.The 1.2 million sqm park features record-breaking ice towers over 60m tall, intricate Disney-themed sculptures, interactive snow slides, and nightly LED illuminations drawing 5M+ visitors annually.

China's Winter Wonderland Officially Opens 

Americans in Venezuela should “leave the country immediately” as armed militias hunt for Trump fans, authorities have urged.


Americans at Risk as Armed Militias Search for US Citizens in Venezuela 

Fresh claims surrounding a high-risk US operation in Venezuela have surfaced, with eyewitness account alleging the use of an unknown and highly advanced weapon. The account comes days after the United States carried out a high-risk operation targeting Venezuelan strongman Nicolás Maduro.


Did US Use 'Sonic Weapon' During Raid to Capture Maduro?

Tensions between the United States and Venezuela have sharply escalated as President Trump signs an executive order to protect Venezuelan oil revenues held in U.S. accounts, blocking seizure by courts and creditors amid ongoing political turmoil. Venezuelan interim leader Delcy Rodríguez has denounced U.S. actions as illegitimate and aggressive, accusing Washington of undermining Venezuela’s sovereignty and targeting its oil. The U.S. continues urging citizens to leave Venezuela amid security concerns, while debate intensifies over oil control and foreign intervention in the crisis

US-Venezuela Tensions: Delcy Rodriguez Denounces US Again

India remains the major performing best economy in the world. 


Global Economic Health: Global Markets Health Check 

Thousands of Yemenis rallied Saturday in the southern city of Aden in a show of support for a separatist group backed by the United Arab Emirates, a day after it dissolved itself following clashes with forces of Yemen’s internationally recognized government.


Yemen Protests: Thousands Rally in Support of Yemen's Main Separatist Group 

Amid two weeks of mass protests, Iran's attorney general, Mohammad Movahedi Azad, has warned that anyone participating in demonstrations will be considered an "enemy of God", a charge that comes with the death penalty under Iranian law. The statement carried by Iranian state television said even those who "helped rioters" would face the charge.


Iran Protests: Iran Warns of Death Penalty, Says "Protesters are Enemy of God"

 Alert After Reports of Gangs Looking for Americans in Venezuela 

The U.S. needs to own Greenland to ​prevent Russia or China from occupying it ‌in the future, President Donald Trump ​said. 


Trump: Need to Prevent Russia or China from Occupying Greenland 

Iran is witnessing widespread protests despite an ongoing internet shutdown. Demonstrations have spread across multiple cities as citizens voice anger over economic hardships and government policies. Security forces have cracked down on protesters, and the death toll has risen to 65.

Unrest Continues in Iran Despite Internet Shutdown; Death Toll Rises to 65

Venezuelan Opposition Backs Machado’s Leadership Despite Maduro’s Capture

Venezuelan Opposition Backs Machado’s Leadership Despite Maduro’s Captur

Trump Tells Oil Executives Venezuela “Open for Business” After Maduro Seizure 


Mark Carney will visit Beijing next week, marking the first trip by a Canadian prime minister to China in nearly a decade.


Canada-China Ties: PM Carney Seeks New Markets, Better Relations 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has issued a decree reshaping Ukraine’s supreme military command, updating the staff roster of the Commander-in-Chief.

Zelensky Decree Reshapes Supreme Command; Ukraine Updates Commander-in-Chief Staff Roster 

U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed peace plan in the Middle East has hit a roadblock as Hamas refuses to disarm. 


Trump's Peace Plan Stalls as Hamas Refuses to Disarm

The Hamas-run Gaza civil defense agency said Israeli attacks in the coastal enclave killed at least 13 people late Thursday, including five children, despite a ceasefire that has largely halted the fighting.

Israel-Gaza Conflict: Israel Strikes Gaza After Failed Projectile 

Europe should take Donald Trump "seriously" on the issue of Greenland, warned US Vice President JD Vance, as Trump's advisers met with envoys from Denmark and Greenland.

Vance Warns Europe: Take US President Seriously on Greenland

Iran is witnessing widespread protests despite an ongoing internet shutdown. Demonstrations have spread across multiple cities as citizens voice anger over economic hardships and government policies. Security forces have cracked down on protesters, and the death toll has risen to 65.


Iran Protest: Cars and Buildings Torched as Tehran Protests Escalate; Death Toll Hits 65 

The U.S. blockade of Venezuelan oil exports continues as U.S. forces seized the oil tanker Olina in the Caribbean Sea in a pre‑dawn operation. The vessel, previously sanctioned and linked to embargoed oil shipments, is the fifth tanker boarded in Washington’s intensified campaign to curb Venezuelan crude shipments amid ongoing tension over sanctions and regional strategy.


U.S. Continues Venezuelan Oil Blockade With ‘Olina’ Tanker Seizure

North Korea accused the South on Saturday of flying another spy drone over its territory this month, a claim that Seoul denied.

North Korea Accuses South of Another Drone Incursion

Four astronauts will return from the International Space Station more than a month ahead of schedule after an unnamed crew member experienced a medical issue.


NASA Crew to Make Rare Early Return After Medical Issue

Tarique Rahman on Friday formally assumed office as Chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) following the Standing Committee’s approval of his appointment, days after the death of former Prime Minister and party chief Begum Khaleda Zia.


Bangladesh Politics: Tarique Rahman Assumes Office as BNP Chairman Ahead of Polls

Big oil executives met with president trump at the white house on friday to discuss investment plans in venezuela. While some of their investors are more apprehensive, others are enthusiastic about the country's commercial possibilities.

Big Oil Concern on Venezuela: Once Bitten, Twice Shy

 Shares of big US retailers fell, when it became clear that the supreme court would not announce its much-anticipated tariff decision on friday.


US Firms Face Setback as Tariff Ruling Drags on

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