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Two London Based Doctors Discover a Natural Way to Reduce Hunger

Moody’s has delivered a bullish forecast for india’s economy,
Projecting it will grow at 6.5% through 2027.
This marks india as the fastest-growing economy among the g-20 nations,
With growth expected to hold steady at 6.4% in 2026 and 6.5% in 2027.


Moody's Predict Indian Economy to Grow 6.5% Through 2027 

Iran is grappling with an unprecedented water crisis as Tehran enters its sixth consecutive year of extreme drought. Rivers, lakes, and reservoirs are at critically low levels, threatening agriculture, livelihoods, and urban water supply across the country. Experts warn that urgent measures are needed to prevent further environmental and humanitarian consequences.

Tehran Faces Emergency Rationing as Iran’s Unprecedented Drought Deepens

A new congressional push to “Release the Epstein Files” intensifies political pressure in Washington as scrutiny mounts over long-sealed documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein’s network. The vote has reignited debate across parties, with Donald Trump facing renewed questions as the issue resurfaces in the 2025 political climate. Lawmakers brace for fallout as demands for transparency grow louder.

‘Epstein Files’ Shadow Looms Over Trump

Authorities investigating the Delhi blast are uncovering what appears to be a “white-collar” terror cell, with potential links to Jaish-e-Mohammed. Early findings suggest that individuals with professional backgrounds may have played a role in planning or facilitating the attack.

Delhi Blast: 'White-Collar' Terror Cell & Jaish Footprint, Tracing the Origins of Delhi Blast

A deadly Russian assault on Kyiv has left eight people dead, marking one of the most intense escalations in recent weeks. In response, Ukrainian forces launched Neptune missiles, targeting Russian military assets as the conflict continues to intensify.

Russia's Deadly Assault Kills 8 in Kyiv, Kyiv Strikes With Neptune Missiles

As the NDA storms past the 200-seat mark in a historic Bihar mandate, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declares that “Jungle Raj will never return.” With BJP, JDU and LJP forging a dominant alliance, key rivals like Tejashwi Yadav face major setbacks. From dramatic lead swings to surprise wins, Bihar’s political map has been redrawn in one of the most decisive elections in years.

PM Modi Vows ‘Jungle Raj’ Won’t Return to Bihar 

In a dramatic move, two Supreme Court judges have resigned in protest over the controversial 27th Amendment, citing concerns over its impact on the judiciary. Their resignations have raised alarms about the amendment’s potential to affect the independence of the judiciary and the balance of power within the legal system.

Pak: Two Supreme Court Judges Resign in Protest Over  27th Amendment | Race To Power 

Hezbollah has rejected renewed U.S. pressure to disarm, stating that it will not give up its weapons amid rising regional tensions. The U.S. continues to call for disarmament as part of broader diplomatic efforts, while Hezbollah argues its arsenal is essential for defense.

Hezbollah Rejects Disarmament Under U.S. Pressure

Fears of a potential Gaza partition are growing as the Trump administration’s proposed Gaza plan collapses in its implementation phase. With political divisions deepening and logistical challenges mounting, the plan’s failure has renewed speculation about alternative territorial arrangements.

 Gaza Partition Looms as Trump Plan Collapses in Implementation

Iran has successfully launched an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of reaching American cities, heightening tensions between Iran and the United States. The missile’s increased range has raised concerns about the potential threat to global security.

Iran's Intercontinental Missile Reaches American Cities

The Palestinian Foreign Ministry has accused the Israeli government of being responsible for a recent arson attack, intensifying tensions between the two sides. The allegation comes amid ongoing conflict, political friction, and escalating incidents across the region.

Palestinian Foreign Ministry Blames Israeli Government for Arson Attack

South Africa has slashed its inflation target to 3% for the first time in 25 years, marking a major shift in economic policy. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana says the move will gradually lower inflation expectations and create space for future rate cuts. The Treasury and central bank will phase in the new band over two years, balancing reform with fiscal discipline. Markets reacted instantly, with the rand and long-dated bonds rallying after the announcement.

South Africa Cuts Inflation Target for First Time in 25 Years

The Nigerian government has reversed its controversial national language policy, scrapping the use of mother-tongue languages as the medium of instruction in primary schools. Instead, English will now be reinstated as the language of teaching across all primary and secondary levels.

Nigeria Reverses National Language Policy | Mother-Tongue Teaching Scrapped

The Chinese Embassy has made a strong statement, asserting that Taiwan will reunite with China in the near future. The comment comes amid ongoing tensions and discussions surrounding Taiwan’s political status. China maintains that reunification is inevitable and central to its national policy.

China Embassy: Taiwan Will Reunite with China 

Russia has launched its biggest aerial assault on Kyiv in months, triggering a fierce counterstrike from Ukraine just days after Washington denied Kyiv’s request for Tomahawk cruise missiles. Ukrainian forces responded with long-range missile attacks targeting key Russian positions, escalating tensions across the frontline. This video breaks down the strikes, U.S. reluctance, and what this intensifying exchange means for the war’s next phase.


Ukraine Strikes Back After U.S. Rejects Tomahawk Missiles Request

In a controversial move, the Nigerian government has announced it is cancelling the mother-tongue teaching policy that mandated the use of indigenous languages in schools. Education Minister Tunji Alausa stated that the programme, introduced only three years ago, has failed to deliver the expected results. As a result, English will be reinstated as the medium of instruction from pre-primary levels through to university.

Nigeria Cancels Mother-Tongue Teaching, Reverts to English 

The Taliban has drawn a red line on trade with Pakistan, causing Afghanistan to lose $4.2 billion every month due to halted trade. This standoff has significant economic implications for Afghanistan and raises tensions in the region.

Afghanistan Losing $4.2 Billion Monthly as Taliban Halts Pakistan Trade

The National Democratic Alliance (NDA) is set for a massive two-thirds victory in the 2025 Bihar Assembly elections, crossing the 160-seat mark comfortably as vote counting progresses. The ruling alliance led by Nitish Kumar's JD(U) and BJP has outpaced the opposition Mahagathbandhan by a wide margin, signaling a strong mandate for continued governance and development.

Bihar Elections: NDA Crosses 200 Mark, Heads For Historic Win, Opposition Trails 

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned of a sharp slowdown in the US economy, forecasting growth below 1.9% for October to December. This slowdown has raised concerns about potential impacts on employment, consumer spending, and global markets.

IMF Flags Sharp US Economic Slowdown: Growth Below 1.9%

President Donald Trump has introduced a new economic proposal that would provide $2,000 dividends to Americans, funded by tariffs. The plan has sparked debate across the nation, with supporters praising it as a boost to household income, while critics question its economic feasibility.

New Trump Proposal: Tariff-Funded $2,000 Dividends for Americans

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian drone strikes hit Odesa, energy facility and apartments damaged 

After weeks of uncertainty, federal workers are returning to their jobs as Congress passes a short-term funding bill that keeps the government funded only until January 30. This temporary solution postpones a full resolution and keeps the risk of a shutdown looming.

US: Federal Workers Return After Weeks of Uncertainty

Security forces have demolished the house of Dr. Omar Nabi, the man identified as the Delhi Red Fort blast bomber, in Pulwama, Jammu & Kashmir. Umar Nabi was confirmed by DNA testing to be the driver of the explosive-laden car that detonated near the Red Fort, resulting in the death of 13 people and injuries to over 20.

'Not All Kashmiris Are Terrorists': Delhi Bomber, Omar Nabi

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