President Donald Trump says he will issue an executive order creating a single national rule for artificial intelligence, aiming to override differing state laws. Tech giants like OpenAI, Google, and Meta have pushed for national standards, arguing that a state-by-state patchwork hinders innovation. This video explains the order, industry impact, expected bipartisan resistance, and what it means for the future of U.S. AI regulation.


Trump to Issue Executive Order Creating National AI Rule 

In his first address after becoming Pakistan's inaugural Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), Field Marshal Asim Munir warned India once again, asserting that any future act of aggression would be met with an even more "swift, severe, and intense" response from Islamabad.


Pakistan: ‘India shouldn’t be in delusion’ how Pak’s Asim Munir continues warmongering

A powerful 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck 84 km ENE of Misawa, Japan, triggering strong tremors across the region. Authorities are assessing damage as emergency services remain on high alert

Japan tsunami alert: Japan earthquake damages road and buildings

Pune fire breakout: blaze erupts at Sadashiv Peth area of Pune

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has carried out extensive searches across South Kashmir in connection with the ongoing investigation into the Red Fort blast case. Multiple locations were searched as part of efforts to trace evidence and track individuals linked to the case.

Breaking: NIA Conducts Searches Across South Kashmir in Red Fort Blast Case

The holiday season has arrived, and dazzling Christmas lights are transforming streets and neighbourhoods into magical photo-worthy backdrops. Illuminated decorations are bringing joy, warmth, and festive charm to residents and visitors alike.

Christmas 2025: Dazzling Christmas Lights Brighten Streets and Turn City Blocks Into Photo Backdrops

A powerful 7.6-magnitude earthquake has struck off Japan’s northern coast, prompting an urgent tsunami warning. Authorities say waves up to three meters could hit parts of Hokkaido, Aomori, and Iwate. Residents along the coastline are being urged to move to higher ground immediately. Here’s the latest on the quake, the tsunami threat, and safety measures now underway.

Japan Issues Tsunami Warning After Massive 7.6 Earthquake Hits Northern Coast 

Tata Advanced Systems and Lockheed Martin have officially broken ground on a state-of-the-art MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) facility for C-130 aircraft. The facility, expected to be completed in 2026, will strengthen India’s defense capabilities and support Lockheed Martin’s global operations. The first C-130 is scheduled to arrive for MRO operations in early 2026, marking a major milestone in Indo-US defense collaboration.

Tata Advanced Systems, Lockheed Martin Launch New C-130 MRO Facility

For the first time since the Gaza war began, Hamas has signalled it is willing to negotiate the “freezing or storage” of its weapons as part of a potential ceasefire deal with Israel. The revelation comes after a secret trilateral meeting in New York between officials from Israel, Qatar, and the United States. The development could mark a major shift in the conflict’s trajectory and the prospects for a long-term truce.

Hamas Ready to Discuss ‘Freezing or Storing’ Its Weapons in Gaza

A comet from another star system is making a fleeting pass through our cosmic neighbourhood. NASA’s Hubble and ESA’s Juice spacecraft have captured stunning new images of comet 3I/Atlas glowing, jetting and speeding at 130,000 mph. As it nears its closest approach on December 19, the world’s telescopes are watching one last time before this alien traveller disappears forever.

3I/ATLAS Getting Active Ahead of Its Close Encounter With Earth

Donald Trump’s new national security doctrine has shaken America’s allies and thrilled the Kremlin. With Washington preparing to reduce troop presence in Europe and shift attention away from NATO, Vladimir Putin has openly welcomed the shift as aligning with Russia’s worldview. European leaders, including EU chief Costa and Germany, warn that Europe will not accept U.S. interference in its politics. Is this the end of U.S. leadership in Europe—or the start of a new global order?


Kremlin Welcomes Trump’s New Plan, NATO Left in the Cold

Fresh clashes have erupted along the Thailand–Cambodia border as tensions flare once again in the long-disputed region. According to initial reports, Thailand has launched air strikes targeting areas close to the contested border zone, triggering immediate military responses and raising fears of a wider conflict.

Thai Jets Bombard Cambodia as Deadly Border Clashes Escalate

Two powerful militaries, China and Japan, nearly came to confrontation in the skies over the Western Pacific. Japan has claimed that Chinese fighter jets had aimed their radar at Japanese military aircraft in two 'dangerous' incidents near the Okinawa islands, an account Beijing has disputed. Tune into 


China-Japan Push Region to Brink of All-Out War

China has opened its first-ever humanoid robot mall, showcasing a futuristic shopping experience where robots assist customers, provide entertainment, and handle retail services. The mall represents China’s growing push in robotics, AI, and smart technology, offering a glimpse into the future of commerce and human-robot interaction.

China Opens Doors to Its First Humanoid Robot Mall

Japan said on Sunday that Chinese fighter jets had aimed their radar at Japanese military aircraft in two "dangerous" incidents near Japan's Okinawa islands, an account Beijing disputed.

Japan and China Engage in Dangerous Military Encounters in the East China Sea

Sri Lanka faces a devastating humanitarian crisis with 627 dead and nearly 200 still missing after severe floods. As recovery efforts continue, the IMF has prioritised Colombo’s request for financial aid, while India has stepped up emergency support, sending relief supplies and assistance to affected regions.


IMF Prioritises Sri Lanka's Financial Aid Request, New Delhi Ramps Up Aid 

A Kerala court acquitted Malayalam actor Dileep in the 2017 actor assault case after an eight-year trial. He was accused of conspiracy and destroying evidence. Accused one to six were convicted of rape, conspiracy and abduction. Their sentencing is scheduled for December 12.

Malayalam Actor Dileep Acquitted in 2017 Rape Case, Seven-Year Trial Ends

Nepal has launched its biggest anti-corruption investigation yet, targeting a Chinese company involved in the construction of the Pokhara International Airport. The case has sparked major political and diplomatic attention, raising questions about procurement, transparency, and foreign involvement in national infrastructure projects.


Nepal Corruption: Case Against Chinese Company Over Pokhara Airport Construction

Syria marked the first anniversary of Liberation Day with major public celebrations and military parades across the country. Massive crowds gathered in Damascus’ Umayyad Square to commemorate the overthrow of the Assad regime after 54 years in power. Here’s a look at the nationwide events and what this milestone means for Syria’s future.

Syria Celebrates Liberation Day With Huge Crowds and Military Parades

The recent aviation crisis, linked to significant flight delays and crew issues, has brought the regulatory oversight of the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) under intense scrutiny. While Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu firmly defended the DGCA's recent policy updates, parliamentary records indicate prior warnings and recommendations regarding flight crew fatigue were issued to the regulator.

IndiGo Crisis: Aviation Minister Blames IndiGo For Mismanagement, Vows Strict Action

Delhi has been ranked as the fourth most polluted city in India, with alarming air quality levels recorded throughout November. According to recent data, the capital experienced 23 ‘very poor’ air quality days and six ‘severe’ pollution days, raising serious health concerns for residents and environmental experts alike. 

Delhi-NCR Air Crisis: Ghaziabad Tops The Pollution Chart 

Nepal has launched its biggest anti-corruption investigation yet, targeting a Chinese company involved in the construction of the Pokhara International Airport. The case has sparked major political and diplomatic attention, raising questions about procurement, transparency, and foreign involvement in national infrastructure projects.

Pokhara Airport Probe: Nepal’s Biggest Anti-Corruption Case Targets Chinese Company

Just weeks after a shocking $102 million art heist, the Louvre is facing another crisis — a water leak threatening valuable artifacts. The incident has sparked renewed concerns about security, preservation, and the museum’s ability to protect irreplaceable pieces of world heritage.

Louvre Struggles to Protect Artifacts After New Water Leak | Weeks After $102M Heist

The Interior Minister of Benin has stated that a coup attempt against the government has been foiled. The claim comes amid rising tensions and uncertainty in the West African nation. This video breaks down what is known so far, how authorities responded, and what it could mean for Benin’s stability moving forward.

Benin Coup Attempt: Calm Persists in Benin Streets After Benin Govt Foils Military Coup

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Trump to Issue Executive Order Creating National AI Rule

Pakistan: ‘India shouldn’t be in delusion’ how Pak’s Asim Munir continues warmongering

Japan tsunami alert: Japan earthquake damages road and buildings

Pune fire breakout: blaze erupts at Sadashiv Peth area of Pune

Breaking: NIA Conducts Searches Across South Kashmir in Red Fort Blast Case

Christmas 2025: Dazzling Christmas Lights Brighten Streets and Turn City Blocks Into Photo Backdrops

Japan Issues Tsunami Warning After Massive 7.6 Earthquake Hits Northern Coast

Tata Advanced Systems, Lockheed Martin Launch New C-130 MRO Facility

Hamas Ready to Discuss ‘Freezing or Storing’ Its Weapons in Gaza

3I/ATLAS Getting Active Ahead of Its Close Encounter With Earth

Kremlin Welcomes Trump’s New Plan, NATO Left in the Cold

Thai Jets Bombard Cambodia as Deadly Border Clashes Escalate

China-Japan Push Region to Brink of All-Out War

China Opens Doors to Its First Humanoid Robot Mall

Japan and China Engage in Dangerous Military Encounters in the East China Sea

IMF Prioritises Sri Lanka's Financial Aid Request, New Delhi Ramps Up Aid

Malayalam Actor Dileep Acquitted in 2017 Rape Case, Seven-Year Trial Ends

Nepal Corruption: Case Against Chinese Company Over Pokhara Airport Construction

Syria Celebrates Liberation Day With Huge Crowds and Military Parades

IndiGo Crisis: Aviation Minister Blames IndiGo For Mismanagement, Vows Strict Action

Delhi-NCR Air Crisis: Ghaziabad Tops The Pollution Chart

Pokhara Airport Probe: Nepal’s Biggest Anti-Corruption Case Targets Chinese Company

Louvre Struggles to Protect Artifacts After New Water Leak | Weeks After $102M Heist

Benin Coup Attempt: Calm Persists in Benin Streets After Benin Govt Foils Military Coup