South Korea has proposed military talks with North Korea to ease border tensions. The move aims to reduce conflict risks and improve security communication between the two Koreas.

Seoul Proposes Military Talks with Pyongyang Amid Rising Tensions

Delhi Blast: The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has arrested a Kashmir resident linked to the Delhi blast near the Red Fort, identifying him as an aide to the suicide bomber involved in the attack. The blast was confirmed to be a car-borne suicide attack. 

Delhi Blast: NIA Arrests Car Owner Linked to Suicide Attacker

A 57-year-old software engineer in Bengaluru was duped of nearly ₹32 crore in a six-month-long "digital arrest" scam.
The fraudsters, who posed as Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) officials, kept her under constant video surveillance and coerced her into making 187 bank transfers.
The ordeal started in September 2024, when the victim received a call from someone claiming to be from DHL.


Bengaluru Digital Arrest Scam: Woman Duped Of Nearly ₹32 Crore 

Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal has sentenced former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death in a case over alleged crimes against humanity committed during last year's student-led agitation that led to the fall of her Awami League government.

Sheikh Hasina Found Guilty, Receives Death Sentence in Bangladesh

Indian Umrah pilgrims are feared dead after a passenger bus collided with a diesel tanker in Saudi Arabia early Monday, according to initial reports from local sources. Many of the victims are believed to be from Hyderabad.

Saudi Arabia Tragedy: Bus-Tanker Collision Near Medina: Dozens of Indians Feared Dead

The US has reduced tariffs on 200 food items, offering major relief to Indian exporters. This move is expected to boost India-US trade and support the agriculture and food sectors.

US Tariffs: Indian Exporters Gain Relief as US Cuts Tariffs on 200 Food Items

President Trump’s latest tariff policies have triggered record crypto liquidations, leaving investors questioning the impact of his economic decisions on the cryptocurrency market.

Trump’s Tariff Shock Sparks Record Crypto Liquidation: Has He Delivered?

Ex-Bangladesh PM Sheikh Hasina Guilty Of 'Crimes Against Humanity', Sentenced to Death

Iran has begun cloud seeding operations to combat extreme drought affecting several regions. Aircraft are being deployed to stimulate rainfall and alleviate water shortages.


Iran Launches Cloud Seeding Flights to Combat Extreme Drought Crisis

Seoul Proposes Military Talks with Pyongyang Amid Border Tensions

In an exciting match, Fernandes and Neves scored hat-tricks, while team captain Cristiano Ronaldo was suspended. Their outstanding performance led the team to a dominant victory.

FIFA 2026: Fernandes and Neves Score Hat-Tricks, Ronaldo Suspended for Key Match

The US State Department has strongly condemned Nicolas Maduro’s regime, accusing it of corrupting Venezuela and worsening the country’s political and economic crisis.

US State Department Criticizes Maduro, Calls Venezuelan Regime Corrupt

Norway has qualified for the FIFA World Cup for the first time since 1998, thanks to a crucial goal from Erling Haaland in the 79th minute, securing a 3-1 victory for the visitors.

Norway Qualifies for World Cup First Time Since 1998, Haaland Scores Winner

Iran has begun cloud seeding operations to combat extreme drought affecting several regions. Aircraft are being deployed to stimulate rainfall and alleviate water shortages.

Iran Launches Flights for Cloud Seeding Amid Extreme Drought

Authorities have confirmed that Al Falah University is under scrutiny by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) following the Red Fort blast. The investigation will focus on potential terror funding links connected to the incident. Updates on arrests, financial probes, and security measures are expected as the inquiry continues.


Delhi Blast Probe: University Chancellor Javed Ahmed Siddiqui Named in Financial Forgery Case

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has intensified its probe into the Red Fort car blast and the Faridabad terror module.
In a major breakthrough, Amir Rashid Ali from Delhi—whose name the explosive-laden car was registered under—has been arrested. The investigation revealed that Dr Umar Nabi, an assistant professor at Al-Falah University, executed the attack after a radicalized youth backed out of the mission due to religious and financial reasons. 

Delhi Red Fort Blast: Umar Nabi Executes Attack, NIA Arrests Key Suspects | Original 

Delhi Red Fort Blast: Umar Nabi Executes Red Fort Blast, NIA Arrests Terror Module Suspects

Delhi Blast: On November 10, 2025, a Hyundai i20 car loaded with ammonium nitrate fuel oil and other explosives detonated near Delhi's Red Fort, killing at least 13 people including the suicide bomber and injuring over 20. The National Investigation Agency (NIA) took over the case immediately, identifying the bomber as Dr. Umar Mohammad (Umar Un Nabi), a doctor with ties to a "white-collar" terror network involving multiple medical professionals.

Delhi Blast: Umar Nabi Was Scouting for Attacker, Plot Collapsed April 2025: Sources 

Saudi Arabia Tragedy: Bus Tanker Collision Near Medina | India’s EAM Expresses Deep Shock

One week after the shocking car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort, the investigation has taken a major turn.
The NIA has arrested the aide of the suspected suicide bomber, strengthening the agency’s conclusion that the explosion was a car-borne suicide attack.

Delhi Blast: NIA Nabs Aide of Suicide Bomber | Red Fort Explosion Was Car-Borne Attack

China-Japan Tensions: WION's Shivin Chanana in an insightful conversation with Professor Benoit Hardy-Chartrand (Reserarcher, Temple University, Japan) and Andrew KP Leung (China Stratergist) explore the escalating China-Japan tensions marked by Chinese Coast Guard incursions near the Senkaku Islands, Japan’s potential shift away from its pacifist agenda, and the wider implications for regional stability in East Asia. 

Will China-Japan Tensions Escalate : Will Japan Change Its Pacifist Agenda

An Australian man named Johnson Wen, known as the “Pyjama Man,” jumped over barricades and rushed towards Ariana Grande during the Singapore premiere of her film "Wicked: For Good." Wen grabbed Ariana by the shoulders and clung to her despite intervention from co-star Cynthia Erivo and security. 


Man Rushed Ariana Grande at Singapore ‘Wicked’ Premiere, Charged as Public Nuisance

China's entertainment industry is experiencing a revolution with AI-generated microdramas-ultra-short episodes featuring complete plots, characters, and closures within just two minutes. These microdramas are created using AI for everything from screenwriting and visuals to soundtracks, dramatically cutting production time and costs. Studios are increasingly replacing traditional actors and writers with AI, sparking concerns about job losses but unlocking new creative possibilities.


AI-Generated Microdramas Are China's New Sensation, Watched Over 50 Million Times 

 The winter chill has tightened its grip over the Kashmir Valley, with Srinagar—the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir—recording the coldest night of the season at minus 6.2  degrees Celsius, officials from the Meteorological (MeT) Department.


Kashmir witnesses early winter, Shopian records its coldest night at -4°C

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