Guided Bomb Strike Kills Two, Injures Eight in Kharkiv

Tarique Rahman Returns, Honors 1971 War Heroes Amid Elections

The sons of former Liverpool and Wolverhampton Wanderers forward Diogo Jota will accompany the mascots when the Portuguese's two former sides meet at Anfield on Saturday.

Diogo Jota's Sons to Join Mascots for Liverpool vs Wolves Game

A state of emergency was declared for Los Angeles County, as well as San Bernardino where this footage was taken, after a powerful storm brought relentless rain, strong winds, and widespread flooding, causing road closures, power outages, and significant damage to homes and infrastructure.

California Storm: Houses and Cars Left Swamped in Mud After Storm in California

Astronomers are closely tracking a mysterious interstellar comet showing an unusual wobble and unexpected flaring activity. Dubbed an “alien” comet, the object’s strange behavior has sparked scientific curiosity and debate about its origin and composition. New observations reveal dramatic changes as it moves through the solar system.


Watch The Weird Wobble Of The Strangest Comet

A sophisticated online scam is quietly spreading across india. It targets vehicle owners by exploiting fear, urgency and trust in government systems. What makes this scam dangerous is not advanced hacking, but how convincingly normal it appears.

Traffic Challan Message You Receive May Be a Scam

World leaders, CEOs, and policymakers are once again converging in Davos, Switzerland, for the world economic forum’s annual meeting. The 56th edition of the meeting will be held under the theme ‘a spirit of dialogue.’ but the challenges facing the global economy this time around are much more severe. Take a look at this next report for more.

 Davos 2026 Centres on 5 Global Economic Challenges

America's alcohol industry is facing a sharp slowdown as consumers drink less than at any point in decades. A gallup poll shows 54 percent of US Adults now consume alcohol. This is the lowest level on record, down from 62 percent two years ago.

Multiple US Distilleries File for Bankruptcy in 2025

Ireland is emerging as a preferred international destination for indian students, as overseas student enrolments in the country reached a record 44,500 in the 2024–25 academic year. This marks the fourth consecutive year of growth and reflects Ireland's rising prominence at a time when global student mobility patterns are shifting.

Ireland Emerges as Top International Destination for Indian Students

Investors continued to cheer precious metals after the christmas break, with gold and silver in a true 'santa rally." extending their historic surge, both precious metals rose to fresh record highs yet again on friday. The yellow and the white metal have been breaching new milestones almost on a daily basis this month.

Gold, Silver Rally to Fresh Record Highs

Japan has approved a record budget for the fiscal year 2026. Prime minister sanae takaichi says the plan will deliver a primary balance surplus for the first time in 28 years. The surplus, which excludes debt-servicing costs, is a long-standing fiscal goal and is being used by the government to reassure markets that higher spending can still be responsible.

Japan: PM Takaichi Sees Budget Surplus Despite Record Budget

French police arrested a 25-year-old man suspected of stabbing three women on Paris Metro Line 3 during the afternoon rush hour, following attacks at multiple stations and a manhunt using surveillance footage.

Paris Metro Stabbing: French Police Arrest Suspect in Paris Metro Stabbings of Three Women

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has called for increased missile production, describing it as a key “war deterrent” amid rising regional tensions.

Kim Jong Un Pushes More Missile Production As 'War Deterrent' 

Nigeria has signaled the likelihood of more strikes against Islamic State-linked groups as part of intensified counterterrorism efforts.

Nigeria: Expect More Strikes on Islamic State | US-Nigera Joint Operation | ISIS

Alcohol consumption in the United States has fallen to a historic low in 2025, with just 54% of adults reporting that they drink—the lowest level since records began in 1939. The shift is driven by growing awareness of health risks linked to even moderate drinking, rising inflation, and the rapid popularity of non-alcoholic alternatives. 

US Alcohol Consumption Hits Record Low as Health Concerns Rise

A blast has been reported at a mosque in Homs, Syria. Authorities are investigating the incident, and emergency services are responding to assess damage and casualties. The situation is developing, with local reports highlighting the impact on the surrounding area.

Syria Mosque Blast: At Least Eight People Killed; Blast Hits Alawite Area in Homs City

Israel has become the first country to recognise Somaliland as a sovereign state, a breakthrough in its quest for international recognition since it declared independence from Somalia 34 years ago.

Israel Becomes First Country to Recognise Somaliland as Sovereign State

Saltwater crocodiles remain one of the most popular and fascinating animals among wildlife enthusiasts. In a unique conservation effort, 60 licensed residents have been permitted to keep baby crocodiles, balancing interest in exotic pets with safety and regulation.

Saltwater Crocodiles Among Popular Animals; 60 Licensed Residents Keep Baby Crocodiles

Saudi jets have reportedly struck positions held by STC forces in Hadramawt, Yemen, according to separatist sources. The strikes are part of ongoing military operations in the region, highlighting the continuing conflict and instability in southern Yemen. Authorities and analysts are monitoring the situation closely.

Hadramawt Attack: Saudi Strikes Hit STC Forces in Yemen’s Hadramawt

At least 15 people have been injured in a mass stabbing attack at a rubber factory in Japan, triggering a major emergency response. Authorities have launched an investigation into the incident as questions are raised about workplace safety and violent crime in a country known for its low crime rates. Officials say the situation is under control.


Japan: 15 Injured In Mass Stabbing Attack At Rubber Factory

President Sheikh Mohamed on Friday held high-level talks with Shehbaz Sharif, Prime Minister of Pakistan, as part of an official visit to the country.

President Sheikh Mohamed Holds Talks with Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif On an Official Visit

Delhi’s air quality has plunged to hazardous levels, leaving residents gasping for breath as pollution tightens its grip on the capital. Amid the smog crisis, a fresh political and policy debate has erupted over GST on air purifiers, raising a troubling question — has clean air and safe breathing become a privilege only the wealthy can afford? We break down the pollution emergency, health risks, and the escalating GST row.


Delhi Gasps; GST Row Over Air Purifiers Escalate; Has Breathing Become a Privilege?

A massive search operation is underway in South Kashmir after two suspected Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terrorists were spotted in CCTV footage from Anantnag’s Dangerpora market.

The footage, recorded on Thursday (25 December) at around 18:15, prompted security forces to swiftly deploy units, including the Jammu and Kashmir Police, Army Quick Reaction Teams and the CRPF.

J&K: Lashkar Terrorists Caught on CCTV in South Kashmir’s Anantnag; Search Operation Underway

Yemen’s long-running civil war may be at risk of reigniting as the separatist Southern Transitional Council makes territorial and political gains. The developments have raised concerns over renewed instability in the conflict-hit country and the future of peace efforts.


Yemen Separatist Faction Southern Transitional Council Makes Gains 

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