Typhoon Halong has struck Alaska, causing widespread devastation across several villages. The severe storm has led to massive damage, prompting authorities to order a large-scale evacuation to ensure the safety of residents.


Halong: Typhoon Displaces Thousands of People in Alaska | WION CLIMATE TRACKER

Tensions are boiling over in Lima as the Peruvian government prepares to declare a state of emergency amid violent protests. Demonstrators attempted to breach barricades outside the Congress, demanding political change and expressing growing frustration over economic conditions and governance.

Lima on Lockdown: Government Imposes State of Emergency | NEWSPOINT

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has survived a no-confidence vote, narrowly avoiding the collapse of his government.
The political maneuver to suspend controversial pension reforms played a key role in securing enough support to keep the administration afloat.


French PM Survives No-Confidence Vote | Pension Reform Suspension Saves Lecornu's Government | WION 

Michigan: Small Plane Crash in Michigan Kills At Least Three

A shocking turn of events in Bangladesh: prosecutors are officially seeking the death penalty for Sheikh Hasina, the country’s ousted Prime Minister.
The charges relate to alleged abuses of power and political crackdowns during her time in office. The move has sparked both domestic and international reactions.


Bangladesh: Prosecutors Demand Death Sentence for Ousted PM Hasina | WION

A dramatic moment caught on video shows a security guard rescuing a woman who unknowingly stepped onto tram tracks while wearing earphones. Quick reflexes and bravery prevented a potential tragedy, highlighting the dangers of distracted walking.

Watch: Guard Saves Woman Wearing Earphones from Tram Accident | WION

Tensions between Cambodia and South Korea escalate as Cambodian authorities conduct inspections at a compound reportedly holding trapped South Koreans. The situation has raised diplomatic concerns and calls for urgent resolution.

CAM & S. Korea Tension: CAM Authorities Raid Compound Holding S. Koreans | WOIN 

Tensions rise as Pakistan orders Afghan migrants to leave Quetta amid growing security concerns. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has stated that any permanent truce with insurgents depends on Afghanistan's willingness to crack down on militant groups.

Pak-Afghanistan Clash:: Pak PM Orders Afghan Migrants to Leave Quetta | WORLD DNA 

Trump and Putin Plan Budapest Summit to Discuss Ukraine Peace

John Bolton, who served as National Security Adviser in the first Trump administration, has been indicted by a federal grand jury. The indictment raises serious legal and political questions about his role and actions during and after his time in office.


U.S: Trump’s Former Adviser Bolton Faces Indictment | WORLD DNA 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to meet with former US President Donald Trump at the White House in a high-stakes visit amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Just hours before Zelensky's arrival in the U.S., Trump reportedly held a phone call with Russian President Vladimir Putin — a development that has raised serious geopolitical questions.

Trump-Zelensky Meet: Zelensky to Meet Trump at White House | Trump-Putin Call Raises Eyebrows

US-Venezuela: Trump Calls Maduro Illegitimate, Confirms CIA Venezuela Operations

Kenyan security forces fired warning shots and tear gas as chaos broke out during the public viewing of Raila Odinga’s body at a Nairobi stadium. Thousands of mourners gathered to honor the longtime opposition leader and five-time presidential candidate, who died in India at age 80. The crowd breached gates as tensions mounted, forcing soldiers and police to intervene. Earlier, crowds briefly stormed Nairobi’s airport, disrupting the official reception led by President William Ruto with full military honors.

Tear Gas and Turmoil: Mourners Clash at Raila Odinga Memorial in Nairobi

Uruguay’s Senate has passed a historic “death with dignity” law, legalizing active euthanasia and making the nation the third in the Americas to do so. The reform, championed by lawmaker Ope Pasquet, affirms individual freedom and allows terminally ill adults enduring unbearable suffering to seek medical assistance to end their lives. The bill takes inspiration from Belgian and Dutch protocols. Advocates, including Empatia Uruguay, hailed the decision as a step toward compassion and autonomy for patients.

Uruguay Approves ‘Death With Dignity’ Law: Third Country in Americas to Legalize Euthanasia

Donald Trump announced plans to meet Vladimir Putin in Hungary for further talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine, following a “very productive” phone call lasting over two hours. The upcoming discussions will involve “high level advisers,” led on the US side by Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Putin’s aide described the talks as “positive” with “clear” next steps. The talks precede Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky﻿’s visit to Washington DC, where he is expected to seek long-range Tomahawk missile support from the US.

Trump and Putin Plan Hungary Meeting After “Very Productive” Ukraine Call

A new study warns that even moderate alcohol consumption may harm the brain. Researchers found that every alcoholic drink increases the risk of developing dementia, challenging the long-held belief that moderate drinking is safe. Experts emphasize limiting alcohol to protect long-term brain health.

Study Reveals Moderation No Longer Safe For The Brain, Every Drink Raises Dementia Risk

A Massive Weak Spot In Earth’s Magnetic Field — Known As The South Atlantic Anomaly — Is Expanding, And Scientists Are Growing Concerned. This Strange Magnetic "Hole" Could Disrupt Satellites, Damage Power Grids, And Impact Global Communications. What’s Causing This Disturbance In Our Planet’s Shield? Could It Be A Sign Of An Impending Pole Shift? Watch This Video To Find Out What The Experts Are Saying.

The Scary Hole Growing in Earth's Magnetic Shield

US President Donald Trump is keeping the world guessing over the much-talked-about ‘Tomahawks Mega Deal’ with Ukraine as he prepares to meet President Volodymyr Zelensky. The deal, reportedly involving advanced missile systems, could redefine military cooperation between Washington and Kyiv.

Russia-Ukraine War: Trump Keeps Up Suspense On Tomahawks 'Mega Deal' Ahead Of Meeting With Zelensky

India’s Space Agency ISRO Is Set To Launch The ‘Bluebird 8’ Satellite — A Key Addition To Its Expanding Space Capabilities. While Details Remain Limited, The Mission Is Expected To Support Advanced Communications, Earth Observation, Or Scientific Research. What Is ‘Bluebird 8’, And Why Does It Matter? Stay Tuned For The Latest On ISRO’s Upcoming Launch.

What Is ISRO’s Bluebird 8 Satellite and Why It Matters 

Since The War In Ukraine Began, We’ve Reported Extensively On The Underwater Fibre-Optic Cables That Carry 99% Of The World’s Internet Traffic. These Cables Are Crucial To Global Connectivity And Are Increasingly Seen As Strategic Assets In Cyber Warfare And Espionage. But Now, A Group Of U.S. Scientists Is Using These Very Cables As Giant Ocean Microphones — To Listen To Endangered Orcas And Protect Marine Life. Can This Innovation Save The Orcas?

Can Underwater Fibre Cables Save Orcas?

A Political Rally In Bihar’s Kishanganj Turned Into A Biryani Stampede As Supporters At AIMIM Candidate Tausif Alam’s Event Scrambled For Plates Of The Popular Dish. Intended As A Religious Gathering, The Event Has Gone Viral For All The Wrong Reasons — Raising Questions About Whether It Violated Bihar’s Election Code Of Conduct. Was This A Feast Or An Illegal Freebie? 

Bihar Polls: Chaos At AIMM's Nomination Event

India Is Undergoing A High-Stakes Digital Transformation, With States Competing To Become The Nation’s Leading AI Hub. In A Major Boost, Google Has Announced A $15 Billion Investment In Visakhapatnam — Its Biggest Project In Asia. What Does This Mean For India’s AI Ambitions And The Global Tech Landscape? Watch This Video To Find Out More.

Google to Invest $15 Billion in Visakhapatnam, Biggest in Asia

Uruguay Has Made History As The First Latin American Country To Legalise Euthanasia, Granting Individuals Suffering From Severe And Incurable Illnesses The Right To Seek Medical Assistance To End Their Lives. This Landmark Legislation Positions Uruguay Among The Few Nations In The World To Take This Step. Watch This Video To Learn More About The Law, Its Implications, And The Debate Surrounding Euthanasia.

Uruguay Becomes First Latin American Country to Legalise Euthanasia

Campaigning Has Officially Ended In Bolivia Ahead Of The Crucial Presidential Elections. With Voters Set To Head To The Polls, Leading Candidates Are Making Their Final Appeals In A Tightly Contested Race. Economic Challenges, Indigenous Rights, And Political Stability Are Central Issues As Bolivia Faces A Defining Moment. Here's What You Need To Know Before Election Day.

Candidates Make Final Pitch as Campaigning Ends in Bolivia's Presidential Elections

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