Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said his chief of staff, Andriy Yermak, has resigned following an anti-corruption raid on his home.

Ukraine: Zelensky's Chief Staff Resigns Amid Anti-Corruption Raids 

Zelensky’s Top Adviser Andriy Yermak Resigns After Anti-corruption Raid Ahead Of Peace Talks

Pope Leo begins his first foreign trip, visiting Turkey and Lebanon. On Day 2 of the historic journey, the Pope engages with local communities, promotes interfaith dialogue, and emphasizes peace and unity.

Pope Leo's First Foreign Trip is to Turkey & Lebanon; Day 2 of Pope Leo's Foreign Trip 

A White House shooting has led to murder charges against an Afghan national. In response, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has temporarily halted immigration and asylum decisions.


US Shooting: Afghan National Faces Murder Charges | USCIS Halts Immigration & Asylum Decisions

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has formally charged former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte with crimes against humanity.


ICC Has Charged Rodrigo Duterte with Crimes Against Humanity

Ukraine: Zelensky's Chief Staff Resigns Amid Anti-Corruption Raids

The United Nations has condemned the killing of two surrendered Palestinians, calling it a serious violation of international law. The incident has drawn global outrage, with calls for accountability and investigations into the circumstances surrounding their deaths

UN Condemns the Killing of Two Surrendered Palestinians

Pakistan has passed a series of rapid constitutional amendments elevating General Asim Munir to the newly created position of Chief of Defence Forces, making him the supreme commander of the Army, Navy, and Air Force, with sweeping control over the country’s nuclear command. The reforms abolish the Joint Chiefs role, extend Munir’s authority until 2030, and grant him immunity comparable to the president’s. The move, described by critics as a “constitutional coup,” further consolidates the military’s grip on Pakistan’s political system amid rising tensions with Afghanistan, internal instability, and ongoing crackdowns on opposition figures including Imran Khan.

Pakistan Gives Nuclear Control to Extremist Supreme Army Chief Asim Munir 

Over two thousand years ago, queen Cleopatra of Egypt may have reached for a simple bath tool to scrub her skin with loofah. A light spongelike gourd which is treasured in ancient Egypt as a symbol of purity and luxury. Today, that same vegetable is at the center of a surprising new scientific breakthrough. Watch this story to find out more.

Chinese Scientists Claim to Reinvent the Loofah for Stealth Warfare

A Video has emerged showing Israeli security forces shooting dead two Palestinians who appeared to have surrendered in the occupied West Bank. The incident happened during an ongoing Israeli military operation in the city of Jenin. Watch this report for more details!

Israeli Soldiers Kill Defenceless Palestinians After Apparent Surrender 

Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir has become the country’s most powerful military leader after assuming the newly created role of Chief of Defence Forces. The 27th Constitutional Amendment gives him unified control over the army, navy and air force, cementing his position as Pakistan’s most influential figure. This shift raises major questions about civilian authority, judicial independence and the future of Pakistan’s political balance.


'Pakistan's Judicial Independence At Risk': UN Expresses Concerns About Pak's Judicial Independence

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s top aide and chief negotiator, Andriy Yermak, has resigned following a sweeping corruption investigation that included a raid on his residence. This unexpected resignation raises questions about governance, transparency, and the future of Ukraine’s diplomatic and military strategy amid the ongoing war with Russia.


 Ukraine Chief Negotiator & Zelensky's Close Aide Quits Amid Graft Probe 

An explosion and fire broke out in the engine room of the tanker Kairos in the Black Sea, around 52 miles north of Turkey's Bosphorus strait. The Gambian-flagged vessel was sailing in ballast when the incident occurred, and reports suggest it may have struck a mine and is at risk of sinking. Rescue tugboats and Turkish coast guard units have been dispatched, while shipping traffic through the Bosphorus continues.

Tanker blast in Black Sea north of Bosphorus 

Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir has become the country’s most powerful military leader after assuming the newly created role of Chief of Defence Forces. The 27th Constitutional Amendment gives him unified control over the army, navy and air force, cementing his position as Pakistan’s most influential figure. This shift raises major questions about civilian authority, judicial independence and the future of Pakistan’s political balance.

UN Rights Chief Slams Pakistan: Expresses Concerns About Judicial Independence

Severe floods across South and Southeast Asia have claimed over 300 lives, displacing thousands and destroying infrastructure. Heavy rains, overflowing rivers, and poor drainage systems have worsened the crisis in countries like India, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Myanmar. This video covers the latest updates, relief efforts, and ongoing challenges faced by affected communities.

Death Toll in Southeast Asia Floods Tops 300

Scientists have introduced a new “Himalayan Quake Bomb” risk classification system, warning that several sections of the Himalayas may be far more vulnerable to major earthquakes than previously believed. This video explains how the new system works, which zones are now considered high-risk, and what this means for millions living across India, Nepal, Bhutan, Pakistan and China. Experts say preparedness is more urgent than ever.

Himalayan Quake Bomb: New Earthquake Risk Classification System

A Major Diplomatic Flashpoint Unfolded at the Chemical Weapons Convention in the Hague Where Qatar and Ireland Are Accusing Israel of Using Prohibited Chemical Weapons in Its Military Operations in Gaza.

Qatar, Ireland Accuse Israel of Using Chemical Weapons in Gaza, Demand Probe

Tunisia’s courts have sentenced leading opposition figures to prison terms of up to 45 years in a sweeping crackdown. This move has sparked international concern over political freedoms and judicial independence in the country. The video explores the background, key figures involved, and the regional implications of this crackdown.

Tunisia Court Sentences Opposition Leaders Up to 45 Years

A corruption scandal has engulfed an aide to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, raising questions about governance and political accountability in Kyiv. This video details the allegations, the ongoing investigations, and potential implications for Ukraine’s administration amid the ongoing war.

Corruption Scandal Grips Zelensky’s Aide

Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, daughter of former South African President Jacob Zuma, has resigned from Parliament following allegations she was linked to recruitment efforts for the war in Ukraine. Her exit comes amid mounting political pressure and questions over her international activities. This video breaks down what led to the resignation, the controversy, and its impact on South African politics.

Zuma’s Daughter Quits South African Parliament 

Former Peruvian President Pedro Castillo has been convicted and imprisoned following a failed coup attempt. The video details the charges, trial proceedings, political fallout, and the impact on Peru’s democracy and stability in Latin America.

Pedro Castillo Convicted in Failed Coup Bid

Israel is deploying advanced AI to study the Cairo Geniza manuscripts, centuries-old Jewish texts containing vast historical, religious, and cultural knowledge. Researchers hope AI will unlock secrets hidden in thousands of fragmented documents, revolutionizing historical scholarship. This video explains how AI is transforming ancient text analysis and what new discoveries could emerge.

AI Set to Decode the Cairo Geniza Manuscripts

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Ukraine: Zelensky's Chief Staff Resigns Amid Anti-Corruption Raids

Zelensky’s Top Adviser Andriy Yermak Resigns After Anti-corruption Raid Ahead Of Peace Talks

Pope Leo's First Foreign Trip is to Turkey & Lebanon; Day 2 of Pope Leo's Foreign Trip

US Shooting: Afghan National Faces Murder Charges | USCIS Halts Immigration & Asylum Decisions

ICC Has Charged Rodrigo Duterte with Crimes Against Humanity

Ukraine: Zelensky's Chief Staff Resigns Amid Anti-Corruption Raids

UN Condemns the Killing of Two Surrendered Palestinians

Pakistan Gives Nuclear Control to Extremist Supreme Army Chief Asim Munir

Chinese Scientists Claim to Reinvent the Loofah for Stealth Warfare

Israeli Soldiers Kill Defenceless Palestinians After Apparent Surrender

'Pakistan's Judicial Independence At Risk': UN Expresses Concerns About Pak's Judicial Independence

Ukraine Chief Negotiator & Zelensky's Close Aide Quits Amid Graft Probe

Israeli Soldiers Kill Defenceless Palestinians After Apparent Surrender

Tanker blast in Black Sea north of Bosphorus

Tanker blast in Black Sea north of Bosphorus

UN Rights Chief Slams Pakistan: Expresses Concerns About Judicial Independence

Death Toll in Southeast Asia Floods Tops 300

Himalayan Quake Bomb: New Earthquake Risk Classification System

Qatar, Ireland Accuse Israel of Using Chemical Weapons in Gaza, Demand Probe

Tunisia Court Sentences Opposition Leaders Up to 45 Years

Corruption Scandal Grips Zelensky’s Aide

Zuma’s Daughter Quits South African Parliament

Pedro Castillo Convicted in Failed Coup Bid

AI Set to Decode the Cairo Geniza Manuscripts