The National Investigation Agency (NIA) has conducted coordinated raids across five states, including Gujarat, West Bengal, Tripura, and Haryana, in connection with a terror case. Officials are reportedly searching multiple locations for evidence related to the case. The operation is part of ongoing efforts to dismantle terror networks and ensure national security, with authorities urging public vigilance and cooperation.


NIA Raids Across 5 States in Gujarat Terror Case | Raids in West Bengal, Tripura, Haryana

Ukraine’s Justice and Energy Ministers have resigned amid an ongoing corruption probe that has shaken the government. Officials cited pressure from investigations and the need to maintain transparency in public office. The resignations highlight rising concerns over corruption in Ukraine’s political and energy sectors, while President Zelensky’s administration faces calls for reforms to restore public trust and strengthen accountability.

Ukraine's Justice, Energy Ministers Resign Amid Corruption Probe 

Thailand-Cambodia clash: Thailand and Cambodia accuse each other of opening fire near disputed site. One dead and three injured in Cambodia, local authorities say. Tensions high after Thai soldier maimed by landmine on Monday after US President Trump brokered truce after deadly July clashes. Watch the full video to know more on this!

Thailand-Cambodia clash: injured Cambodians In hospital After Thai border clash

DNA tests have confirmed that Dr. Umar was the driver of the car involved in the Delhi blast, according to sources. Investigators are analyzing the evidence to trace his connections and uncover the terror network behind the attack.


Delhi Blast: DNA Tests Confirms Dr Umar Drove Car That Exploded: Sources

Delhi is facing a severe air quality crisis with AQI levels reaching hazardous thresholds, resulting in significantly reduced visibility across major parts of the city. The combination of pollution sources and weather conditions like low wind speeds have exacerbated the smog, leading to health concerns and disruptions in daily life. 


Delhi AQI Hits Severe Levels as Visibility Drops Across Major Areas

In an exclusive interview with WION, Sheikh Hasina accused interim leader Muhammad Yunus of courting Pakistan and lacking the mandate to realign Dhaka foreign policy. She emphasized that Bangladesh’s relationship with Pakistan must be stable but cautioned against Yunus’s hasty engagements. Hasina reiterated that Pakistan has never apologized for the 1971 Bangladesh genocide. 

Sheikh Hasina Slams Muhammad Yunus for Damaging Bangladesh’s Foreign Policy Ties 

As France marks the solemn 10th anniversary of the November 13, 2015 terror attacks, the Eiffel Tower was illuminated in the blue, white, and red colors of the French national flag. This iconic tribute symbolizes national unity and remembrance for the 130 victims and hundreds injured during the coordinated attacks across Paris. 

Eiffel Tower Lights Up in French Flag Colors to Mark 10th Anniversary of November 13 Attacks 

Forty years after Colombia’s devastating Armero tragedy, survivors and families have come together to honor the thousands who lost their lives in the 1985 volcanic eruption of Nevado del Ruiz. The disaster buried the town of Armero under mud and ash, killing more than 20,000 people. Survivors now unite in remembrance and hope, calling for better disaster preparedness and preservation of the victims’ memory.

Armero Tragedy: Colombia's Volcano Disaster |Survivors Unite in Hope After 40 Years 

Dozens of Indigenous protesters forced their way into the COP30 climate summit venue on Tuesday and clashed with security guards at the entrance to demand climate action and forest protection.
Shouting angrily, protesters demanded access to the U.N. compound where thousands of delegates from countries around the world are attending this year's U.N. climate summit in the Amazon city of Belem, Brazil.

Protesters Force Their Way Into Cop30 Summit Venue, Clash With Security

Japan has awarded a prestigious honor, the Order of the Rising Sun, to a prominent advocate for Taiwan’s independence, escalating diplomatic tensions with China. The move highlights Japan’s increasing support for Taiwan amidst growing regional security concerns and strained China-Japan relations.

Japan Awards Taiwan Advocate Amid Rising Taiwan-China Tensions 

The COP30 climate summit discussions are being overshadowed by growing concerns over rising fossil fuel emissions. Delegates and activists warn that global targets could be missed unless nations commit to stronger emission cuts and cleaner energy transitions. The debate highlights tensions between economic growth and environmental responsibility, as leaders face mounting pressure to deliver real action on climate change.


Cop30 Talks Shadowed by Fossil Fuel Emissions

In a major development in the Delhi blast probe, sources say the man who parked the red car in Khandawali has been detained. Investigators believe the vehicle played a key role in the explosion and are questioning the suspect to uncover possible terror links. Security agencies continue to examine CCTV footage and forensic evidence as part of their efforts to trace the network behind the blast.


Delhi Blast Probe: Man Who Parked the Red Car in Khandawali Detained: Sources

DNA tests have confirmed that Dr. Umar was the driver of the car involved in the Delhi blast, according to sources. Investigators are analyzing the evidence to trace his connections and uncover the terror network behind the attack.

Trump-Epstein: House Democrats have released newly uncovered emails related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation that contain mentions of former President Donald Trump. The emails add to the ongoing scrutiny of Epstein’s network and its powerful associates. 


Trump-Epstein: House Democrats Disclose Epstein Emails with Mentions of Trump

Turkish Opposition Condemns Massive Corruption Case as Political Attack

Netflix Opens Immersive Fan House at King of Prussia Mall

The Dutch government remains in a political deadlock weeks after the national elections, with coalition negotiations ongoing but no agreement reached. This impasse has left the country in uncertainty as parties struggle to form a stable government.

Dutch Government Remains in Deadlock Weeks After Election

White House Condemns Democrats for Releasing Epstein-Trump Emails

Delhi Blast: DNA Tests Confirms Dr Umar Drove Car That Exploded: Sources 

Counter Intelligence agencies have launched coordinated raids at 13 locations across Kashmir as part of an intensified security operation targeting terrorist elements and anti-national activities. The raids aim to disrupt terror networks and enhance regional security, following intelligence inputs about potential threats. 

Breaking: Delhi Blast: Counter Intelligence Conducts Raids at 13 Locations Across Kashmir 

Russian forces have utilized dense fog conditions to advance deeper into Ukrainian-held territories, gaining a tactical advantage amid challenging battlefield conditions. The fog has provided concealment from Ukrainian surveillance and defensive fire, enabling strategic movements and surprise offensives.

Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Forces Use Fog Cover to Advance Deeper in Ukraine

There are new signals of calm emerging in one of the world's most volatile shipping routes. After nearly two years of attacks on Vessels in the red sea. Yemen’s Houthi rebels are now saying they’ll halt their maritime strikes. But only as long as the Israel-Hamas ceasefire holds. The announcement has raised cautious optimism. But global shipping giants are far from ready to sail back through the red sea.


Houthis Signal End to Red Sea Attacks Amid Gaza Ceasefire 

U.S. -China: There is a major development in U.S-China trade relations as the momentum on soybean purchases appears to have stalled.
After a promising flurry of orders last month, China’s imports of American soybeans have significantly slowed down. This pause is raising questions about whether Beijing will meet the ambitious purchase targets set by the us government.

China-U.S.: China’s Soybean Purchases Stumble Despite Trade Truce

Romania’s capital Bucharest saw a massive wave of protests where thousands of workers from across sectors taking to the streets... Demanding higher wages, lower taxes, and relief from rising prices.
The demonstrations come as Romania’s government pushes through strict austerity measures to curb one of the European union’s largest budget deficits.
But as the government tightens its belt... Citizens say they’re the ones feeling the pinch.

Romanian Workers Demand Pay Raises, Tax Cuts

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