The water dispute between the United States and Mexico has escalated.
President Donald Trump has threatened a 5 percent tariff on Mexican imports,
Saying the country is violating the 1944 water treaty.

Trump Tariffs: Trump Threatens 5% Tariff on Mexico

The United States and European Union have issued urgent calls for Rwanda's military and M23 fighters to halt their offensive in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, following reports that M23 fighters have entered the strategic city of Uvira. The advance has sparked panic, with thousands fleeing across the border into Burundi, and has drawn condemnation from international powers who warn of escalating violence and humanitarian crisis.

U.S. & EU Urge Rwanda, M23 to Halt Offensive as Fighters Enter Uvira

Goa Club Fire: Following the tragic fire at a nightclub in Goa that claimed 25 lives, a PIL has been filed in the Bombay High Court, accusing authorities of systemic failure in enforcing fire safety norms and allowing illegal operations. The plea urges the court to set up a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to probe the incident and calls for a statewide fire safety audit, as well as the demolition of unlicensed venues. 


Goa Club Fire: PIL Accuses Authorities of Systemic Failure, Urges High Court to Set Up SIT

In a heartwarming holiday tradition, Athens firefighters transformed their rescue skills into pure joy as they rappelled down the walls of a children’s hospital dressed as Santa Claus.

Firefighters Rappel Down Hospital Dressed as Santa in Athens

In a dramatic turn of events that has sent shockwaves through the Formula 1 community, the departure of veteran strategist Helmut Marko from Red Bull Racing appears to be on the horizon. 

Formula 1: Red Bull Advisor Helmut Marko to Leave at the End of 2025 

Tensions continue to rise in Pakistan as Aleema Khan, sister of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, has once again been denied permission to meet him in prison. The incident has sparked renewed criticism from supporters who call the restrictions politically motivated.


Pakistan: Sister Aleema Denied Meeting with Former Prime Minister Again

Manhattan Fire: A fierce fire broke out in a six-story apartment building on Manhattan's Upper West Side, injuring six people- including three residents and three firefighters, and causing extensive damage to the structure. Flames engulfed the top floors, leading to partial roof collapse and forcing residents out into freezing conditions. 


Manhattan Fire: Six Injured as Flames Rip Through Upper West Side Building

U.S. Boat Strikes: Bipartisan lawmakers have called for the release of video footage from a September U.S. military boat strike in the Caribbean, which killed several individuals and sparked debate over its legality. The Department of Defense is currently reviewing whether to release the video, amid growing pressure from Congress for transparency. The footage, which shows the aftermath of the strike and the fate of survivors, has been described as highly controversial, with lawmakers from both parties expressing differing views on its implications.


U.S. Boat Strikes: Bipartisan Lawmakers Back Release of U.S. Boat Strike Video 

Tensions are rising along the Pakistan–Afghanistan border as Pakistan’s Army Chief, General Asim Munir, issues a strong warning to Kabul following a series of deadly clashes.


Pakistan-Afghanistan Clashes: Munir Issues Strong Warning to Afghanistan Amid Tensions

Australia has introduced a landmark law banning social media platforms for users under 16, aiming to protect children from online harms and mental health risks. The move has ignited a global debate on children’s digital rights, with advocates praising the initiative as a step toward safer online spaces and critics questioning its impact on privacy and freedom of expression.

Australia Bans Social Media for Under-16s, Children’s Digital Rights in Spotlight

IndiGo Chaos: India’s aviation regulator has ordered IndiGo to reduce its flight operations by 10% to stabilize the airline after widespread cancellations and disruptions. The move is part of a broader review that includes scrutiny of jet fuel taxes and airport infrastructure upgrades, with authorities aiming to address systemic issues in the sector. The government has also imposed fare caps and is monitoring IndiGo’s compliance with new pilot duty regulations, as passenger inconvenience and operational failures continue to prompt regulatory intervention.


IndiGo: Regulator Orders 10% Flight Cut, Jet Fuel Taxes and Airport Upgrades Under Scrutiny 

Japan faces one of its most alarming earthquake forecasts as experts warn of powerful future quakes capable of causing mass casualties. From the looming Nankai Trough megaquake to urban vulnerability in Tokyo, scientists say the nation must prepare for worst-case scenarios.

Japan Earthquake: Japan's Darkest Predictions: Preparing for Mass Fatalities

At least 10 people have been killed after violent clashes erupted along the Thailand–Cambodia border, marking one of the deadliest flare-ups in years. Both sides exchanged artillery fire and accused each other of violating territorial boundaries.


Thailand-Cambodia Clash: At Least 10 Killed After Clashes Erupt Along Thai-Cambodia Border 

Hamas has urged the international community to intensify pressure on Israel to achieve a ceasefire, while Israel has announced it will reopen the Allenby Crossing to facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza. The move comes amid ongoing tensions and negotiations, with aid groups hoping the reopening will help alleviate the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.

Hamas-Israel: Hamas Demands Ceasefire Pressure, Israel to Reopen Allenby Crossing 

A federal judge has ruled that grand jury records from the investigation into Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex trafficking activities will be unsealed, citing a new law requiring the Justice Department to release files related to Jeffrey Epstein and Maxwell. The documents, which include grand jury transcripts, financial records, and victim interviews, will be edited to protect the identities of victims and other sensitive information.

Epstein Files: Judge Orders Release of Maxwell Probe Grand Jury Records 

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has responded to mounting U.S. pressure by announcing that Mexico will delay its water deliveries to the United States, with additional releases scheduled for the coming years. The move comes amid threats from President Trump to impose tariffs if Mexico does not immediately fulfill its obligations under the 1944 water treaty. 

Sheinbaum Responds to U.S. Pressure: Mexico Delays Water Delivery, More to Come

A NASA astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts have safely returned to Earth following a mission that covered roughly 168 million kilometers. 

NASA, Russian Crew Returns to Earth After Epic 168 Million Kilometer Journey 

Saudi Arabia: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, has experienced heavy rainfall that has led to significant flooding and traffic congestion across the city. Residents have been urged to remain indoors as emergency services respond to the situation, with several areas reporting waterlogged streets and disrupted movement. The unexpected downpour, rare for this time of year, has prompted authorities to issue safety warnings and advise people to avoid unnecessary travel.


Saudi Arabia: Jeddah Drenched by Heavy Rain, Floods Cause Chaos

Honduran President Xiomara Castro has publicly accused U.S. President Donald Trump of meddling in Honduras’ presidential election, claiming an “electoral coup” is being orchestrated. Castro cited threats, manipulation of vote transmission systems, and direct intervention by Trump in support of a conservative candidate as evidence of interference. 

Honduras President Accuses Trump of Electoral Coup, Interference in Polls

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated he is ready to hold elections in Ukraine, responding directly to President Trump's criticism that Ukraine should conduct a vote despite the ongoing war. Zelensky emphasized his commitment to democracy and said he would proceed with elections when conditions allow, rejecting suggestions that Ukraine is not a true democracy.

Zelensky Says Ready to Hold Elections, Responds to Trump's Democracy Comments

The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, discovered in July 2025, is spinning at a rate that defies current scientific understanding, prompting NASA and global observatories to intensify their study of this cosmic visitor. As the third confirmed interstellar object to pass through our solar system, 3I/ATLAS has already revealed unexpected behaviors, including rapid spinning and unusually high water loss, forcing scientists to reconsider long-held theories about comet formation and stability.

3I/ATLAS Comet Spins Faster Than Possible: Cosmic Mystery Sends NASA Scrambling

Cambodian Army Launches Precision Rocket Strike on Thai Border Post 

President Trump has indicated he intends to widen America’s anti-drug operations, suggesting a potential expansion of efforts to combat narco-terrorism. The move signals a possible escalation in the U.S. campaign against drug cartels, with Trump emphasizing a tough stance on organized crime and its links to terrorism. 

Trump Threatens to Widen Anti-Drug Ops, Hints at Expanding War on Narco-Terrorism 

Honduran President Xiomara Castro has issued a sharp accusation against U.S. President Donald Trump, claiming he is interfering in Honduras’ electoral process. Castro argues that recent U.S. statements and actions are designed to influence public opinion and sway upcoming polls.

Xiomara Castro Accuses US President Trump of Interfering in Polls

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