China has introduced sweeping new disciplinary rules for the People’s Liberation Army, intensifying its ongoing military purge. The updated regulations reportedly make absolute loyalty and obedience to President Xi Jinping a core requirement for service, signaling a deeper consolidation of power within China’s armed forces.
In this video, we break down what the new rules mean, why the PLA is undergoing such a dramatic shake-up, and how this affects China’s military strategy and global posture.


Chinese Army's New Rules Demand Absolute Obedience to Xi Jinping

The last supermoon of the year shines bright this week, reaching peak illumination at 6:15 p.m. EST today, Dec. 4, according to the Old Farmer's Almanac. This full 'cold moon' is the third and last of the year and orbits 221,965 miles from Earth. It appears full tonight and will also be visible as full on Friday night. If weather permits, this visual spectacle makes it perfect for taking photos or simply admiring a gorgeous autumnal evening sky. Watch the full video to learn more.

Cold Moon 2025: Last Supermoon Lights Up The December Sky

The Indian Rupee has breached the 90-per-USD mark as economic pressures mount, signaling challenges for trade, imports, and inflation in India.
This video analyzes the reasons behind the currency’s decline, its impact on businesses and consumers, and expert insights into potential government responses. 

Indian Rupee Falls Below 90/USD Amid Rising Economic Pressures 

Malaysia will restart the search for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 at the end of December, more than 11 years after the aircraft vanished with 239 people onboard. Transport Minister Anthony Loke confirmed the decision, citing favourable weather conditions. Ocean Infinity will lead the new mission under a “no find, no fee” arrangement, targeting an area assessed as having the highest probability of locating the plane. Families of the victims have welcomed the renewed efforts, hoping the new search will finally provide answers to one of aviation’s greatest mysteries.



Malaysia to Resume Search for Missing MH370 After 11 Years

India’s opposition parties held coordinated protests during the Winter Session of Parliament, raising concerns over the implementation of the new labour codes. Lawmakers argue the laws could impact worker rights, job security, and wage protections. The government maintains the reforms aim to simplify compliance and promote economic growth. This video explains what the labour codes change, why the protests intensified, and what comes next in Parliament.

India's Opposition Parties Stage Protest Against Labour Codes

Tanzania’s president has defended the police response to post-election protests, following nationwide criticism of excessive force used against demonstrators. Authorities argue the crackdown was necessary to maintain order, while rights groups are calling for independent investigations. This video outlines what triggered the unrest, how police responded, and the broader implications for civil liberties and political stability in Tanzania.


Tanzania's President Defends Brutal Crackdown on Post-Poll Protests 

The Election Commission of Guinea-Bissau alleges that coup-linked forces destroyed key vote tally sheets, leaving the country without official election results. The claim has deepened political uncertainty in a nation already struggling with instability and competing power centers. This video breaks down the commission’s allegations, the military’s response, and what this means for Guinea-Bissau’s democratic process.


Election Commission of Guinea-Bissau Claims Coup Forces Destroyed Vote Tally Sheets

Democratic lawmakers are warning they may invoke the War Powers Act in response to actions linked to former President Trump’s approach to Venezuela.

US-Venezuela: Democrat Lawmakers Warn to Invoke War Powers Act Against Trump's Actions in Venezuela

Domestic passengers at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA), Delhi are facing delays and disruptions as several airlines report operational challenges. Issues with check-in systems and a technical glitch in the airport’s Air Traffic Control (ATC) system recently led to hundreds of flight delays and cancellations. Airlines such as IndiGo, SpiceJet and others are working with airport authorities to restore normalcy. Passengers are advised to check live flight status before traveling.

Domestic Flights In Delhi Airport Experiencing Operational Challenges

Severe floods have devastated parts of Asia, leaving widespread destruction and loss of life. Over 500 people were killed in Indonesia, 340 in Sri Lanka, and 170 in Thailand as torrential rains triggered landslides, displacement, and infrastructure collapse. Rescue teams continue urgent operations as governments coordinate relief efforts. Thousands remain missing or affected as the region battles one of its deadliest flood disasters in recent years.

Sri Lanka Floods: 474 Killed, 336 Remain Missing | Recovery Operations Underway

Cyclone Ditwah has skirted Tamil Nadu, bringing heavy rainfall and strong winds across the state. Authorities have issued warnings in affected areas as residents brace for potential flooding and disruption.

Cyclone Ditwah Update: Tamil Nadu Braces for Cyclone Ditwah, Heavy Rainfall Reported

The iconic Aston Martin DB5 has been fully restored after 2,500 hours of meticulous work, bringing this classic car back to its original glory.

Aston Martin DB5 Fully Restored After 2,500 Hours of Work

The Taliban has assured Tajikistan of strengthened border cooperation and improved security measures. This development comes amid regional concerns over border management and stability in Central Asia.

Taliban Assures Tajikistan on Strengthened Border Security Cooperation

India-Russia: Russia has approved the Reciprocal Exchange of Logistic Support (RELOS) agreement with India, paving the way for mutual logistical support for military operations, exercises, and disaster relief. The pact allows both countries to deploy troops, warships, and aircraft to each other’s bases and receive logistical assistance such as fuel, maintenance, and supplies.


India-Russia: Russia Approves RELOS Defence Agreement with India 

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim and US President Donald Trump signed a significant deal on October 26 during the ASEAN Summit.


Anwar & President Trump Signed Deal on Oct 26 During ASEAN Summit 

Faberge's The Winter Egg, considered one of his most beautiful creations, sold for nearly £23 million ($30 million) at auction Tuesday in London, smashing the sales record for the legendary jeweller of Imperial Russia.


Faberge's Rare Winter Egg Fetches Record £22.9 MN at Auction

India-Russia: India and Russia are set to sign a mobility pact aimed at facilitating the movement of skilled workers between the two countries. This and comes as part of broader efforts to strengthen economic and strategic ties during President Putin’s visit to India. 


India-Russia To Sign Mobility Pact to Strengthen Ties 

Heavy snow and gale-force winds have lashed Shandong province in eastern China, forcing more than 60 international and Chinese vessels to anchor and suspend operations in Longkou port. Local authorities activated emergency response plans, implementing video checks and increasing port patrols to monitor stranded vessels. 

China: Snow, Gale Force Winds Strand 60+ Vessels in Shandong

Australian Teens Fear Isolation as Social Media Ban Nears

Texas: Camp Mystic will reopen next summer after a devastating July 4 flood that claimed the lives of 27 campers and counselors. The camp has announced a comprehensive safety plan, including improved emergency protocols and enhanced infrastructure, to prevent future tragedies. 

Texas: Camp Mystic Reopens After Deadly July Floods 

More than 1,300 people have lost their lives across Thailand, Indonesia, and Sri Lanka as severe floods devastate communities. Heavy rains, landslides, and overflowing rivers have displaced thousands and damaged critical infrastructure. Rescue teams continue battling harsh conditions to reach affected regions.


Over 1,300 Killed in Thailand, Indonesia & Sri Lanka Due to Floods

Sudan has finalized a 25-year deal allowing Russia to establish its first naval base in Africa, located in Port Sudan along the Red Sea. The agreement, confirmed by Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali Youssef, will permit Russia to station up to 300 personnel and four warships, including nuclear-powered vessels, at the facility. 

Sudan Finalizes 25-Year Deal for Russia’s First Naval Base 

Colombia Raises Alert as Purace Volcano Erupts After Decades

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Chinese Army's New Rules Demand Absolute Obedience to Xi Jinping

Cold Moon 2025: Last Supermoon Lights Up The December Sky

Indian Rupee Falls Below 90/USD Amid Rising Economic Pressures

Malaysia to Resume Search for Missing MH370 After 11 Years

India's Opposition Parties Stage Protest Against Labour Codes

Tanzania's President Defends Brutal Crackdown on Post-Poll Protests

Election Commission of Guinea-Bissau Claims Coup Forces Destroyed Vote Tally Sheets

US-Venezuela: Democrat Lawmakers Warn to Invoke War Powers Act Against Trump's Actions in Venezuela

Domestic Flights In Delhi Airport Experiencing Operational Challenges

Sri Lanka Floods: 474 Killed, 336 Remain Missing | Recovery Operations Underway

Cyclone Ditwah Update: Tamil Nadu Braces for Cyclone Ditwah, Heavy Rainfall Reported

Aston Martin DB5 Fully Restored After 2,500 Hours of Work

Cyclone Ditwah Update: Tamil Nadu Braces for Cyclone Ditwah, Heavy Rainfall Reported

Taliban Assures Tajikistan on Strengthened Border Security Cooperation

India-Russia: Russia Approves RELOS Defence Agreement with India

Anwar & President Trump Signed Deal on Oct 26 During ASEAN Summit

Faberge's Rare Winter Egg Fetches Record £22.9 MN at Auction

India-Russia To Sign Mobility Pact to Strengthen Ties

China: Snow, Gale Force Winds Strand 60+ Vessels in Shandong

Australian Teens Fear Isolation as Social Media Ban Nears

Texas: Camp Mystic Reopens After Deadly July Floods

Over 1,300 Killed in Thailand, Indonesia & Sri Lanka Due to Floods

Sudan Finalizes 25-Year Deal for Russia’s First Naval Base

Colombia Raises Alert as Purace Volcano Erupts After Decades