Myanmar’s junta said on Tuesday that detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi is “in good health,” a day after her son told Reuters he has received little information about the 80-year-old’s condition and fears she could die without him knowing.

Myanmar's Former Leader Aung San Suu Kyi Remains Detained

Reports indicate Myanmar’s military junta is clawing back territory using new tactics amid ongoing conflict across the country.


Reports: Myanmar Junta Claws Back Territory with New Tactics 

The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is making its closest approach to Earth, captivating astronomers and the public alike. Dubbed an “alien” comet due to its origins beyond our solar system, 3I/ATLAS will pass about 270 million kilometers from Earth on December 19, 2025. Scientists have observed unusual characteristics, including high levels of nickel and iron, and a greenish glow not typical of most comets.

3I/ATLAS: Interstellar Comet Makes Closest Approach to Earth

App developers in the European Union are urging authorities to take action over Apple’s App Store fees, which remain higher than those in the U.S. despite regulatory changes. The outcry highlights ongoing concerns about fair competition and the impact of Apple’s pricing on small developers, prompting fresh scrutiny of the tech giant’s practices in the EU market. 

Apple Fees Face Backlash as EU Developers Demand Fair Pricing 

Mourners gathered at Bondi Beach to pay their final respects as a Bondi rabbi was laid to rest following a deadly shooting that shocked Australia. The funeral saw an outpouring of grief, solidarity, and calls for justice as authorities continue to investigate the attack.

Bondi Beach Shooting: Mourners Gather as Bondi Rabbi Laid to Rest After Deadly Attack

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali agreed to elevate India Ethiopia relations to a Strategic Partnership during PM Modi’s visit to Addis Ababa.

India-Ethiopia Ties: India & Ethiopia Elevate Bilateral Ties to Strategic Partnerships 

FBI experts on Tuesday combed through the vicinity of a weekend mass shooting that killed two students at the elite Brown University, as the hunt for the gunman dragged into a fourth day.

Brown University Shooting: Search for Brown University Shooter Continues

India-Israel Ties Strengthen: Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held strategic talks, focusing on deepening cooperation in technology, security, and broader strategic partnership.

India-Israel Ties Strengthen: Jaishankar, Netanyahu Focus on Tech, Security

Russia has captured Kupiansk in a significant advance, but Ukrainian President Zelensky dismissed the setback as the country continues to resist. Europe is now preparing to send troops to Ukraine, prompting Moscow to issue strong warnings and draw a red line against direct involvement. The Kremlin claims Europe is hindering peace efforts, escalating tensions as the war enters a new phase with broader international stakes.

Kremlin Warns Europe: “Hindering Peace Efforts” as Russia Advances

Susie Wiles, White House Chief of Staff, sparked a major controversy with her comments in a Vanity Fair interview, stating that President Trump has an “alcoholic’s personality.” The remarks have triggered internal fallout within the White House, with senior officials expressing concern. However, both Trump and his cabinet have publicly defended Wiles, downplaying the remarks and emphasizing her loyalty and effectiveness in the administration.


Vanity Fair Interview: Susie Wiles Calls Trump’s Personality “Alcoholic,” Cabinet Responds

Donald Trump's top national security officials faced a grilling from lawmakers Tuesday on US strikes against alleged drug boats in the Caribbean and Pacific -- operations that have raised alarms about escalating military force near Venezuela.


US- Venezuela Tensions: Hegseth, Rubio Grilled Over Double Tap Strike

U.S.-Venezuela: U.S. lawmakers have launched a tough inquiry into the controversial double-tap strike on a Venezuelan boat, questioning Secretary of War Hegseth and Secretary of State Rubio over the operation's legality and consequences. The strike, which has drawn criticism for its aggressive tactics, is under scrutiny for potential violations of international norms and its impact on U.S.-Venezuela relations. 

U.S.-Venezuela: U.S. Lawmakers Grill Hegseth, Rubio Over Double-Tap Strike on Venezuelan Boat

The driver who plowed through crowds at Liverpool's victory parade, injuring 134 supporters, has been jailed for 21 years and six months.

Liverpool Crash: Liverpool Driver Jailed for Over 21 Years

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has intensified diplomatic efforts, meeting with top European leaders to negotiate a path toward peace amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Zelensky is urging for stronger international support and coordinated action to end the conflict, highlighting the human cost and Ukraine’s resilience. 

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukraine Pushes Diplomacy Amid Ongoing War, Zelensky in Talks 

Dramatic drone and aerial footage reveals the full extent of catastrophic flooding across Washington state, showing submerged neighborhoods, washed-out roads, and emergency rescue operations amid relentless rains brought by atmospheric rivers.

Drone Footage Reveals Scale of Flooding in Washington State 

Gaza’s displaced families are enduring freezing temperatures and flooded camps after a severe winter storm battered the region. Thousands of tents, already fragile from war damage, were inundated by heavy rains, leaving families with soaked clothing, blankets, and food supplies.

Gaza’s Displaced Families Face Freezing, Flooded Camps After Winter Storm

Europe is accelerating military preparedness as tensions with Russia continue to rise. Moscow has issued fresh warnings, drawing red lines and cautioning European nations against deeper involvement in the Ukraine conflict.

This video looks at Europe’s defence posture, Russia’s strategic messaging, NATO’s role, and the growing fears of a wider confrontation as the war enters a more dangerous phase.

Europe Prepares For War: Moscow Draws Red Line, Warns Europe

The Pentagon is calling for a major shift in military power as the United States reassesses its global strategy amid rising threats from China, Russia, and other rivals. The push reflects changes in warfare, technology, and force deployment priorities.

Power Shifts Within U.S. Military: Pentagon Calls For Major Power Shift

South Africa has confirmed it is in talks with both Russia and Ukraine following reports of a recruitment-related controversy linked to the Ukraine war. The development has sparked political debate at home and raised questions about Pretoria’s diplomatic positioning amid a deeply polarised global conflict.

This video explains what the talks involve, why South Africa has been drawn into the dispute, and how the issue reflects broader geopolitical pressures faced by non-aligned countries during the Ukraine war.

South Africa Govt In Talks With Russia, Ukraine 

A British man has been sentenced to jail after driving into crowds celebrating Liverpool’s Premier League title victory, injuring more than 130 people. The incident shocked the nation and raised serious concerns about crowd safety during large public celebrations.

This video looks at what happened, the court’s ruling, the impact on victims, and renewed calls for stronger safety measures at public events.

British Man Who Injured More Than 130 People Celebrating Liverpool's EPL Win Jailed

The owners of a controversial Goa nightclub have been brought back to India as police secured a two-day transit remand. The case has drawn attention to alleged violations, nightlife regulation lapses, and accountability in tourist hubs.

This video breaks down the charges, the legal process ahead, and what the case means for law enforcement and nightlife regulation in Goa.

Owners Of Goa Nightclub Back In India, Police Secure Transit Remand For Two Days

Russia says it has gained full control of the strategic city of Kupiansk as its winter offensive intensifies, increasing pressure on Ukrainian forces and Kyiv’s leadership. Ukraine disputes the claim, saying fighting continues amid harsh winter conditions.

This video explains why Kupiansk matters, how winter warfare is reshaping the battlefield, and what Russia’s advance could mean for Ukraine and its Western allies.

Russia's Winter Advance Threatens Ukraine, Putin Claims Full Control Of Kupiansk

Verified eyewitness footage shows one of the Bondi Beach gunmen repeatedly firing from a pedestrian bridge during Australia's deadliest mass shooting in nearly 30 years, killing 16 including civilians at a Hanukkah event. Police identified the attackers as Sajid Akram, 50, killed on site, and his son Naveed Akram, 24, critically wounded; the Islamic State-inspired duo targeted Sydney's Jewish community.​​

Eyewitness Video Shows Bondi Beach Gunman Firing from Bridge in Hanukkah Terror Attack

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Jordan’s King Abdullah II bin Al Hussein addressed the India–Jordan Business Forum in Amman as the two countries marked 75 years of diplomatic ties. The king called for expanding cooperation into “new horizons,” while Modi said the world needs a new growth engine and trusted supply chains, arguing India and Jordan can play a significant role in meeting that global demand.


Modi, King Abdullah II Pledge Stronger India–Jordan Economic Ties at Amman Business Forum

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