Scientists are revisiting a chilling hypothesis — that extraterrestrial probes may be silently monitoring our planet from within our solar system. These so-called “lurkers” could be ancient alien technology hiding on the Moon, Mars, or even in Earth’s orbit — gathering data without revealing their presence.
Are we truly alone, or have we already been found?

Could Alien Probes Be Watching Earth Right Now?

#Gravitas | Facing a deepening demographic crisis, China is easing marriage rules to encourage couples to tie the knot. The government has launched a nationwide reform allowing people to register their marriages anywhere in the country — from shopping malls to subways. As wedding rates hit historic lows and birth numbers continue to fall, Beijing hopes this bold step will help reverse the baby bust and revive family growth across China.

China Relaxes Marriage Rules To Fix Its Baby Bust

Norwegian opposition could complicate Elon musk's massive 1 trillion dollar pay deal at Tesla. The country’s sovereign wealth fund, Norges bank investment management. Which is tesla’s sixth-largest external investor, has announced it will vote against musk’s proposed pay package. This move raises fresh uncertainty about whether the package. Potentially worth up to 1 trillion dollars will get approved.

Elon Musk's $1 Trillion Pay Package Approved | World's Costliest Employee 

A new arms race is taking shape in Europe as rising tensions between Russia and the United States trigger fresh missile deployments across the continent. NATO allies are on alert, Moscow is escalating rhetoric, and Europe finds itself caught in the middle of a dangerous standoff. Watch the full report on how this new Cold War dynamic is reshaping global security.

Europe Caught Between Russia & U.S. Amid Missile Deployments

Elon Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay Package Faces Growing Investor Opposition 

Mexico and Peru are embroiled in a diplomatic row after Peru declared the Mexican Prime Minister persona non grata over an asylum dispute. Tensions between the two nations have escalated, raising concerns about regional relations and political stability in Latin America. Watch for full updates on the unfolding diplomatic standoff.


Asylum Spat Strains Peru-Mexico Diplomatic Ties 

Iraq heads to the polls as millions of voters elect 239 representatives to the Council of Representatives - the body responsible for choosing the country’s next Prime Minister. This election marks a key moment for Iraq’s political future amid ongoing economic challenges, security concerns, and public demands for reform.

Preparations Underway for Upcoming Polls on November 11

Yemen’s Houthi movement mobilized tribal forces amid growing fears of a potential Israeli strike. Reports indicate a widespread call for local militias to prepare for possible escalation, raising tensions across the region.

Experts warn that this move could further destabilize the conflict in Yemen, as regional powers monitor developments closely. The international community continues to urge restraint as the situation unfolds.

U.S. Warns Iraqi Militias Against Supporting Iran's Regional Moves

Cameroon’s President Paul Biya, 92, secures another term in the recent presidential election amid widespread unrest and protests across the country.

Cameroon's Paul Biya Sworn in for Eighth Term 

Saudi Arabia moved forward on its F-35 fighter jet deal with the U.S., a sale that could significantly alter Israel’s military edge in West Asia. The agreement, closely watched by regional observers, signals deepening military ties between Riyadh and Washington.

Analysts note the sale could trigger a strategic shift in the region, prompting countries like Israel to reassess defense strategies amid changing balances of power.

F-35 Sale to Saudi Arabia Completed | Israel’s Military Edge Shaken

Houthis Call Tribes to Arm | Yemen Braces Amid Israeli Strike Concerns 

India strengthened its military presence at the strategic Siliguri Corridor, commonly known as the ‘Chicken’s Neck’. New outposts and fortifications have been established to secure this narrow land passage that connects mainland India to its northeastern states.

The corridor, critical for logistics and national security, lies close to international borders with China, Bhutan, and Nepal. Analysts note that the enhanced security measures are part of India’s ongoing strategy to protect key strategic points amid regional tensions.

India's New Outposts At 'Chicken's Neck': Siliguri Corridor Fortified

London’s festive season officially kicked off as Vanessa Williams, star of The Devil Wears Prada, switched on the Oxford Street Christmas lights 2025.

The iconic West End thoroughfare dazzled with sparkling lights, drawing crowds and marking the start of London’s holiday celebrations. This annual event is one of the city’s most anticipated seasonal traditions, combining festive cheer, celebrity appearances, and family-friendly attractions.

Oxford Street Christmas Lights Switched On | Vanessa Williams Lights Up London 2025

Recession fears are rising across the United States as October job cuts hit their highest level in 22 years, signaling deepening economic strain under the Trump administration.

According to new labor data, companies across tech, manufacturing, and finance announced mass layoffs amid slowing growth and rising borrowing costs. Analysts warn that the surge in job losses could be the clearest sign yet that “Trumperica” is heading toward a major economic downturn.

U.S. October Monthly Job Cuts Surged to a 22-Year High

Durban’s top fashion talent made waves in Namibia as Mzwandile Mathonsi and Thami Ngubeni represented South Africa at the MTC Windhoek Fashion Week 2025, held from November 5 to 8 at Maerua Mall, Windhoek.

The two acclaimed designers, celebrated at the Durban Fashion Fair Recognition Awards, showcased their collections on Namibia’s biggest fashion stage — a proud moment for eThekwini Municipality’s Fashion Development Programme.

Durban Designers Shine at MTC Namibia Fashion Week 

SC On Stray Dogs: The Supreme Court of India has ordered the removal of stray dogs from public premises including schools, hospitals, bus stands, and railway stations, directing authorities to capture, sterilize, vaccinate, and relocate them to designated shelters. Importantly, the court mandated that these dogs must not be released back into their original locations to prevent recurring public safety risks. 

SC On Strays: Dogs Removed from Premises Not to Be Released Back

Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF), one of the main rebel factions in the ongoing conflict, have officially agreed to a humanitarian truce proposal mediated by the US-led Quad nations. The truce aims to halt hostilities temporarily to allow humanitarian aid to reach civilians affected by years of fierce fighting that have devastated the country. 

Sudan Crisis: Sudan’s Rebel Group Consents to Humanitarian Truce Proposal

Security footage shows bear walking outside art museum in northern Japan


Security Footage Shows Bear Walking Outside Art Museum in Northern Japan

Several injured after explosion at school complex in Indonesian

Kalmaegi, Asia's most powerful tropical storm this year, forced six of Vietnam's airports to close ahead of its arrival.


Deadly Typhoon Kalmaegi Strikes Southeast Asia, Nearly 200 Dead In Philippines

Russia-Ukraine War: Firefighters Battle Massive Blaze After Russian Drone Strike in Kharkiv

Israel launched multiple airstrikes on southern Lebanon in response to escalating cross-border tensions. The strikes targeted militant positions linked to Hezbollah, heightening fears of a wider conflict in the volatile region. 


Israel Escalates Conflict with Airstrikes on Southern Lebanon: Targetting Hezbollah Infrastructure 

In a rare display of space coordination, NASA and China successfully avoided a potential satellite collision, preventing what could have been a catastrophic event in Earth’s orbit.

According to reports, both agencies shared real-time orbital data and adjusted their satellites’ trajectories after a near-collision warning. The move marks a historic step toward space cooperation between two rival space powers amid growing concerns over orbital debris and space traffic management.

NASA & China Avoid Satellite Collision: Big Breakthrough In Space Cooperation

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Could Alien Probes Be Watching Earth Right Now?

China Relaxes Marriage Rules To Fix Its Baby Bust

Elon Musk's $1 Trillion Pay Package Approved | World's Costliest Employee

Europe Caught Between Russia & U.S. Amid Missile Deployments

Elon Musk’s $1 Trillion Pay Package Faces Growing Investor Opposition

Asylum Spat Strains Peru-Mexico Diplomatic Ties

Preparations Underway for Upcoming Polls on November 11

U.S. Warns Iraqi Militias Against Supporting Iran's Regional Moves

Cameroon's Paul Biya Sworn in for Eighth Term

F-35 Sale to Saudi Arabia Completed | Israel’s Military Edge Shaken

Houthis Call Tribes to Arm | Yemen Braces Amid Israeli Strike Concerns

India's New Outposts At 'Chicken's Neck': Siliguri Corridor Fortified

Oxford Street Christmas Lights Switched On | Vanessa Williams Lights Up London 2025

U.S. October Monthly Job Cuts Surged to a 22-Year High

Durban Designers Shine at MTC Namibia Fashion Week

SC On Strays: Dogs Removed from Premises Not to Be Released Back

Sudan Crisis: Sudan’s Rebel Group Consents to Humanitarian Truce Proposal

Security Footage Shows Bear Walking Outside Art Museum in Northern Japan

Several injured after explosion at school complex in Indonesian

Deadly Typhoon Kalmaegi Strikes Southeast Asia, Nearly 200 Dead In Philippines

SC On Strays: Dogs Removed from Premises Not to Be Released Back

Russia-Ukraine War: Firefighters Battle Massive Blaze After Russian Drone Strike in Kharkiv

Israel Escalates Conflict with Airstrikes on Southern Lebanon: Targetting Hezbollah Infrastructure

NASA & China Avoid Satellite Collision: Big Breakthrough In Space Cooperation