Ukraine Rainfall: Floods And Heavy Rainfall Hit Ukraine's Odesa, Killing 9, Including Child

Rescuers worked through the night, battling havoc from severe weather and floods in Ukraine's southern city of Odesa. And the surrounding district that killed nine people, a child among them. And this while the country keeps on its fight against Russia.



Ukraine Rainfall: Floods And Heavy Rainfall Hit Ukraine's Odesa, Killing 9, Including Child

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President Donald Trump has given a dramatic 3-4 days ultimatum to Hamas, unveiling a “New Gaza” peace plan alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The proposal promises an immediate end to the war if hostages are released and Gaza is demilitarised but comes with a stark warning, rejection will bring America’s full support for Israel to “finish the job.”

The UN, EU and Russia have welcomed the plan, while Palestinians call it a U.S.-Israeli agenda.
With doubts over Hamas’s response, questions remain.

What does “finish the job” mean, what is the price of refusal, and how many more lives could be lost if the war continues?

Trump sets 3-4 days deadline to Hamas | Israel Gaza war 

Gitanjali Angmo, the wife of activist Sonam Wangchuk, says she feels “almost under house arrest” as authorities push what she calls baseless narratives against her husband. Wangchuk, a leading voice in Ladakh’s statehood movement, was detained under the National Security Act for allegedly inciting protests that turned violent. He has been shifted to a jail in Rajasthan.

‘Witch-hunt’: Wangchuk’s wife denies all allegations

A military court in Congo has sentenced former President Joseph Kabila to death for treason, conspiracy, and supporting terrorism. The conviction follows months of trial in absentia. Authorities allege Kabila collaborated with Rwanda and the M23 rebel group, which captured major cities in eastern Congo earlier this year. His current whereabouts remain unknown.


Congo court sentences ex-president Joseph Kabila to death for treason 

Cleaning and drainage work started to clear floodwater from streets in a Mexico City suburb, after one of the heaviest rainfall events in decades. Heavy rains caused damage and forced some residents to leave their homes. House-by-house cleaning and disinfection work has also begun.

Mexico city saw one of the heaviest rainfall in decades

In a significant gathering near Rome, Pope Leo XIV joins environmental experts and campaigners, including actor and climate advocate Arnold Schwarzenegger, for a major climate conference. This three-day event marks the 10th anniversary of late Pope Francis’s landmark climate appeal.

Schwarzenegger: Let’s ‘terminate’ pollution

A new warning sign from the planet’s southernmost point. Antarctica’s winter sea ice has hit its third-lowest peak in nearly half a century of satellite monitoring, adding to growing concerns about the long-term impact of climate change.

Antarctic ice buffer weakening

Pakistan's speech at the United Nations after Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif raised Kashmir during his speech at the General Debate of the 80th UNGA, is being rebuked. Indian diplomat Petal Gahlot accused Pakistan of glorifying terrorism, shielding extremist groups, and engaging in what she called "absurd theatrics" on the global stage.

Shehbaz Sharif's controversial UNGA speech: UN probing disruption 

A powerful 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck near Bogo City in central Philippines Tuesday night, killing at least 60 and damaging dozens of structures across Cebu and nearby islands. Rescue efforts continue through aftershocks and darkness as fears grow of people trapped beneath rubble. Dramatic footage shows churches collapsing and bridges swaying violently. The Cebu government is calling for urgent medical volunteers.

Philippines: Atleast 60 dead in 6.9-magnitude earthquake, rescue operations ongoing

Curfew was partially lifted in Leh following violent protests over Ladakh’s statehood demand and inclusion in the Sixth Schedule that left four civilians dead on September 24.

The Kargil Democratic Alliance (KDA) has withdrawn from talks with the Centre, demanding a judicial probe into the killings and the unconditional release of detained protestors. Their move comes just a day after the Leh Apex Body (LAB) also announced a boycott of the upcoming October 6 dialogue with the Home Ministry.

Ladakh Protests: Curfew relaxes, internet remains suspended

France and the United States are planning a second joint mission involving coordinated satellite maneuvers in orbit, as part of a wider effort to strengthen allied surveillance capabilities. The move comes amid growing concern over China’s expanding military presence in space, according to a senior U.S. general.

U.S, France plan joint satellite maneuvers amid China space push

Visa announced it is testing a new way for businesses to fund international payments, allowing them to use stablecoins instead of pre-depositing cash in local accounts.

Visa tests Stablecoins for international payments pilot

A new report  suggests new visa restrictions under the Trump administration are accelerating the shift of critical business operations from the United States to India. The increase in H-1B visa application fees has reportedly pressured U.S. companies that rely heavily on skilled foreign workers, prompting them to reconsider their workforce and operational strategies.

Trump H-1B visa fee hike to fuel India job boom: report

Madagascar president Andry Rajoelina was forced to dissolve the government following deadly protests by the country’s youth over frequent power and water cuts. At least 22 people have died and hundreds injured, according to the United Nations.

Madagascar dissolves government after deadly youth protests 

Seychelles is set to hold a rerun of its presidential elections between the two main contenders, after no outright winner was announced in the initial round.

Seychelles to hold presidential run-off 

After months — or even years — of training, and after travelling up to 150 kilometres to the town of Maralal in northern Kenya, pastoralists became camel riders for a 21-kilometre professional race at the international camel derby, cheered on by thousands of onlookers.


Hundreds take part in Kenya's international camel derby 

India lights up with colour, devotion, and dance as Durga Puja and Navratri celebrations take centre stage. From spectacular pandals and idol immersions to Garba nights that honour feminine divinity, we bring you the sights and sounds of one of India’s grandest festive seasons.

Durga pooja 2025: New delhi dazzles as celebrations in full throttle 

 Atleast 60 dead in deadly Philippines earthquake, rescue operations underway

Ladakh protests: curfew relaxes, internet remains suspended 

A powerful 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck near Bogo City in central Philippines Tuesday night, killing at least 26 and damaging dozens of structures across Cebu and nearby islands. Rescue efforts continue through aftershocks and darkness as fears grow of people trapped beneath rubble. Dramatic footage shows churches collapsing and bridges swaying violently. The Cebu government is calling for urgent medical volunteers.

Deadly 6.9 quake strikes central Philippines, tsunami warning issued for Cebu

Dame Julie Andrews may be best known as the magical Mary Poppins, but there's much more behind the curtain. As she celebrates her 91st birthday, we look back on her incredible life — from early fame to family, motherhood, and personal reflections on ageing. Candid, classy, and full of surprises, Julie proves she’s anything but ordinary.

Julie Andrews turns 91: a life beyond Mary Poppins

Prime Minister Narendra Modi today visited a Durga Puja pandal in south Delhi's CR Park neighbourhood on the auspicious occasion of Ashtami. He offered prayers to Goddess Durga amid chanting of mantras.


India: PM Modi Performs Durga Puja Aarti At Famous Temple In Delhi's 'Mini Bengal'

President Donald Trump has issued a dramatic 72-hour ultimatum to Hamas, unveiling a “New Gaza” peace plan alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

The proposal promises an immediate end to the war if hostages are released and Gaza is demilitarised but comes with a stark warning, rejection will bring America’s full support for Israel to “finish the job.”
The UN, EU and Russia have welcomed the plan, while Palestinians call it a U.S.-Israeli agenda.

With doubts over Hamas’s response, questions remain.

What does “finish the job” mean, what is the price of refusal, and how many more lives could be lost if the war continues?

Hamas Begins Deliberations on Trump's Peace Plan 

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