Israeli Prime Minister criticizes Australia, claiming policies are promoting antisemitism, while the Palestinian Foreign Ministry issues a statement rejecting all forms of violence.

Israel Criticizes Australia Antisemitism Palestinian Ministry Rejects Violence

Brown University Shooting: Brown University remains in lockdown following a deadly shooting that left two students dead and nine others injured. The suspect, described as a male dressed in black, is still at large, prompting a massive manhunt involving over 400 law enforcement officers. The attack occurred during final exams in the Barus & Holley engineering building, with authorities sweeping the campus and surrounding areas.


Brown University Shooting: Campus Shooting Leaves Two Dead, Shooter Sought

President Donald Trump made a surprise appearance at the Army-Navy Football match, taking to the pitch and igniting euphoria among fans. The crowd erupted in chants of “USA, USA,” as Trump engaged with players and supporters, showcasing his continued connection with the military community.


Trump Ignites Crowd at Army-Navy Game, Fans Chant ‘USA, USA'

3I/ATLAS: The mysterious interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has become active ahead of its close encounter with Earth, drawing global scientific attention. Discovered in July 2025, 3I/ATLAS is only the third confirmed interstellar object ever detected, originating from outside our solar system. 

3I/ATLAS: Mysterious Comet Active Ahead of Its Close Encounter With Earth

Avatar: A massive fire sculpture inspired by the Avatar franchise has illuminated London’s River Thames, marking the arrival of the highly anticipated film “Avatar: Fire and Ash.” The spectacle, set beneath Tower Bridge, was reignited ahead of the UK premiere, attended by stars including Sigourney Weaver, Stephen Lang, and director James Cameron, who praised the blend of fire and water as central to the Avatar experience.

Avatar: Fire and Ash Sculpture Lights Up London 

Reform UK has overtaken the Labour Party in membership totals, marking a significant shift in British politics. Labour's declining membership has raised concerns among centre-left groups, as Reform UK's growing numbers reflect a broader realignment of political support.


Reform UK Membership Surges, Labour Declines Sparks Concern

Pakistan's Defence Minister Khwaja Asif has claimed that the May 2023 riots were a "joint venture" between former Prime Minister Imran Khan and ex-ISI chief Faiz Hameed. Asif stated that the violent events were a calculated attack on the country's institutions, with both Hameed and Khan allegedly collaborating to undermine Pakistan's stability. 


Pakistan Defence Minister: May 2023 Riots Were Joint Venture of Imran and Faiz 

German authorities have thwarted an Islamist-backed plot to attack a Christmas market, arresting five suspects in southern Bavaria. The suspects, including nationals from Egypt, Morocco, and Syria, allegedly planned to use a vehicle to harm as many people as possible. 

Five Arrested in Germany After Foiled Christmas Market Attack Plot

President Donald Trump is reportedly considering his options for the next Federal Reserve chair, with a strong interest in influencing future interest rate decisions. Sources indicate that Trump wants a nominee who will align more closely with his economic priorities, reflecting his ongoing desire for greater presidential control over monetary policy. 

Trump Weighs Next Fed Chair Pick, Seeks Influence on Rates

Brown University Shooting: Brown University remains on lockdown after a shooting on campus left two students dead and nine others injured. The suspect, described as a man dressed in black, is still at large, prompting law enforcement to intensify the search and urging all members of the university community to shelter in place. 


Brown University Lockdown: Two Dead, Shooter at Large After Campus Shooting

Ukraine-Russia War: Sea, damaging several ships, including one carrying food supplies, during a series of strikes on Ukrainian ports. The incident occurred as Russian forces targeted the ports of Chornomorsk and Odesa, causing a significant fire on a Turkish car ferry. 

Ukraine-Russia War: Ukraine Accuses Russia Hit Turkish Vessel in Black Sea 

Thousands of Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv to protest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s request for a presidential pardon related to ongoing corruption allegations. Protesters, including opposition lawmakers and activists, demanded that President Isaac Herzog reject the pardon, with some donning orange prison jumpsuits and holding signs referencing the slogan “Pardon = Banana Republic.”

Israelis Rally in Tel Aviv Against Netanyahu’s Pardon Request

Following the deadly shooting at Brown University, President Donald Trump described the incident as “what a terrible thing” and urged prayers for the victims and their families. Trump, who was briefed on the situation, emphasized the need to pray for those affected as law enforcement continues its search for the gunman.

Brown University Shooting: Trump Calls It ‘What a Terrible Thing’ 

The Pentagon has unveiled a secret drone project, reverse-engineering Iran's notorious Shahed-136 kamikaze drone. The new system, called the Low-Cost Uncrewed Combat Attack System (LUCAS), is designed for long-range, autonomous strikes and is being deployed in the Middle East. Inspired by the Shahed's low cost and effectiveness, the LUCAS drone can be launched by various methods and is intended to provide scalable, affordable strike capabilities for US forces.

Pentagon Clones Iran's Killer Drone: Secret Project Unveiled

German authorities have foiled an Islamist-backed plot to attack a Christmas market, arresting five suspects in southern Bavaria. The suspects, including an Egyptian, three Moroccans, and a Syrian, were allegedly planning to use a vehicle to harm as many people as possible. Authorities suspect an Islamist motive, and all suspects are in custody as investigations continue.

Germany Foils Christmas Market Attack, Five Arrested Over Islamist Plot

Police are hunting for a gunman after a shooting at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, left two students dead and nine others injured. The suspect, described as a male dressed in black, opened fire during exams at the Barus & Holley engineering building and remains at large.

Brown University Shooting: Manhunt Underway After Brown Shooting Leaves 2 Dead

From Bangkok to Manila, southeast Asia’s real estate market shows a stark divide. On one end, the ultra-rich pay record sums for branded residences and glass-wrapped penthouses, some with sky garages for supercars. Meanwhile, the middle class struggles, with millions unable to keep up with mortgage payments.


Affordable Housing Remains Out of Reach in Southeast Asia

The latest market moves underscored the relentless noise that has shaped the year. The whiplash across markets was a resounding reminder to investors that taking big bets during the thinned holiday trading comes with significant risks.


Global Markets & Economic Health Check

Indian stocks reversed deep losses from earlier in the week to end Friday with gains for the second straight session. Now, bets are for stock benchmarks to extend those gains into the coming week. Investors expect the government's latest reforms to turn the table on recent losses in markets, including the record low rupee.


Will Insurance, Pension Fund Reforms Boost Investor Confidence?

Nearly two-thirds of job-seekers use AI to personalize their applications, and many companies are turning to machines to handle the influx of resumes. Authenticity in a process driven by machines is now the actual challenge. 


 Two-thirds of Job Seekers Now Use AI to Craft Applications

ISIS Attack: President Donald Trump has vowed retaliation after an ISIS ambush in Syria killed two U.S. troops and one American civilian interpreter. The attack, which occurred during a joint U.S.-Syrian patrol near Palmyra, marks the first U.S. troop fatalities in Syria since the fall of the Assad regime. Trump promised “serious action” against ISIS, stating that the United States will pursue and eliminate those responsible. 


ISIS Attack: Trump Pledges Retaliation After U.S. Troops, Interpreter Killed in Syria 

Brown University Shooting: A deadly shooting occurred at Brown University’s engineering building, resulting in two fatalities and eight injuries. The incident took place during final exams, prompting an immediate lockdown and a large-scale response from police and the FBI. 


Deadly Shooting at Brown University Engineering Building, 2 Killed, 8 Injured 

Reports indicate a sharp rise in fake and coerced marriages in Nepal, with young Nepali women being forced into sham weddings with Chinese men. This trend is linked to trafficking networks and demographic pressures from China’s one-child policy, which has created a gender imbalance and pushed men to seek brides abroad. 

Fake and Coerced Marriages Rising in Nepal: Women Forced into Sham Weddings with Chinese Men

Thailand-Cambodia: Renewed clashes along the Thailand-Cambodia border have forced over 260,000 Thai civilians into shelter homes and left 15 Thai soldiers dead. The violence has escalated amid territorial disputes, prompting mass evacuations and raising concerns over the humanitarian crisis in the region. 


Thailand-Cambodia: Clashes Force Mass Evacuation, 260,000+ Civilians in Shelter Homes

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