The Israeli Prime Minister and his office has said on Monday that the military has put forth a plan for evacuating civilians in the Gaza Strip along with an operational plan. The announcement comes as Israel threatens a fullscale invasion of Rafah which is Gaza's Southernmost city and has been so far untouched by the ground troops. Now prime minister Netanyahu said on Sunday that the military operation into Gaza's Rafah would put Israel within weeks of total victory over Hamas. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli military presents evacuation plan, along with an operational plan

Gaza War: Israeli PM Netanyahu slams Hamas' delusional demands'

Israel-Hamas war: Israeli PM Netanyahu slams Hamas' delusional demands

In Antarctica, climate change is causing sea ice to deplete drastically. Ice coverage across the continent has dropped to record low levels. The latest data by U.S. National snow and ice data center shows that the past three years have recorded the lowest amount of sea ice around Antarctica. Watch to know more!

Antarctic sea ice depleting due to rising temperatures

South Korean doctors have continued their demonstrations against the government's plan to increase medical school admissions and at the center of this dispute is a recent government announcement that the colleges and the universities would admit 2,000 more medical students from the next academic year. Hundreds of senior doctors held a rally near the presidential office in Seoul. Watch to know more!

South Korea Doctors' Protest: Hundreds of senior doctors rally near Presidential office

The escalation of pirates in the broader Indian Ocean region has made the Indian Navy to act as a security provider in one of the world's most critical waterways. In the latest the Indian Navy has come to the rescue of a distressed call again, an Indian warship saved a merchant vessel after it caught far in the Gulf of Aiden. Watch to know more!

Indian Navy provides assistance to Merchant Vessel following missile attack in Gulf of Aden

There is some relief for the police aspirant candidates in Uttar Pradesh in the state of India. The Uttar Pradesh government has said that it has cancelled the state Constable recruitment examination for allegations of paper leak. The government has now called for a reexamination within the next 6 months. The students were seen celebrating in the state capital of Lucknow, the decision has come as thousands of students had been demanding for a reexamination. An estimated 4.8 million students appeared in the examination that was held on February 17. Watch to know more!

India: UP government cancels police constable recruitment exam over paper leak allegations

Iranian social media comedian Iraj Maleki to run for parliamentary elections. Maleki was approved by the Guardian Council and is running in Iran's upcoming parliamentary election. Watch to know more!

Iran: Social media comedian Iraj Maleki to run for parliamentary polls

During his 2-day visit to Gujarat, PM Modi recalls the role Rajkot played in his political career. The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrapped up his two-day visit to Gujarat state in Western India. During his visit he laid the foundation stone for developmental projects worth over $482 million. On Sunday, PM Modi inaugurated India's longest cable-stayed bridge in Gujarat's Dwarka. The Sudarshan Setu connects Okha mainland with Beyt Dwarka and has been constructed at the cost of 11,81,19,678.60 USD (Rs 979 crore). Prime Minister Modi was accompanied by Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel during the bridge's inauguration. Watch to know more!

India: PM Modi credits role of Rajkot in his political career | PM Modi Gujarat Visit

The I.N.D.I.A opposition bloc is finally showing signs of getting its act together. A seat sharing formula between the AAP and Congress in Delhi is forming out. And it has the BJP thinking on firming up its strategy for the capital. The BJP Central Election Committee is scheduled for Feb 29. Watch to know more!

India Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Will the BJP maintain its seven-seat sweep in Delhi?

Gallup poll has revealed that Joe Biden has less approval than all recent presidential incumbents. The poll, as reported in media, has revealed that only 38 per cent of respondents felt that Biden deserved a second term as US president. Watch to know more!

US Elections 2024: Majority of voters unhappy with Biden's immigration policies: Gallup poll

The depths of Antarctica, earth's frozen south are raising fresh alarms. In a warming climate, meltwater from Antarctica is expected to contribute significantly to rising seas. For third year in a row ice is depleting at a massive rate. Sea ice coverage around the continent has dropped below 2 million square kilometers. Now this threshold has not been breached since satellite measurement started in the year 1979. Watch to know more!

Antarctica sea ice shrinking at alarming pace, scientists call it 'abrupt critical transition'

The West African Regional block is lifting sanctions imposed on Niger over last year's Junta coup. The move is aimed to push new dialogue addressing the political crisis that have rocked the region. Border closures, No fly zone restrictions and asset freezing are some of the sanctions that the block lifted with immediate effect. The President of Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) said that the sanctions were being revoked on humanitarian grounds. Watch to know more!

ECOWAS asks Niger, Mali & Burkina Faso to rejoin bloc

In China, the property sector continues to struggle. The decline in China's new home prices slowed in January. Some of the biggest cities saw some stability in prices. But the nationwide downward trend persisted, despite Beijing's efforts to revive demand. Watch to more!

China's struggling property market | How the market fared in January?

Heads of the Group of Seven major democracies on Saturday pledged to stand by war-weary Ukraine, and Western leaders traveled to Kyiv to show solidarity on the second anniversary of Russia's invasion, with no end in the sight to the fighting. Watch to know more!

Russia-Ukraine war: EU President says, 'More than ever, we stand firmly by Ukraine'

Is former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson set to make a political comeback? The British prime minister Rishi Sunak social media post on Kyiv's 2-year anniversary has sparked renewed questions about Boris Johnson's role in the tories's forthcoming general election campaign. Watch to know more!

UK: Will Boris Johnson make a comeback ahead of General elections?

The British military is currently experiencing its lowest number of active-duty personnel. According to a report, the size of the UK army is to be reduced to 72,000 soldiers by 2026. This decision forms a key part of the “future soldier” strategy, targeting a comprehensive force of over 100,000, which will include 30,100 army reserve personnel. Watch to know more!

UK army's troop numbers to drop below 70,000 by 2026: Report

Forthcoming week Global markets are poised for a moment of reflection as they await crucial economic data releases primarily from the United States. Now the focus will be on the unveiling of the Q4 GDP figures, initial jobless claims data, personal consumption expenditure the PCE data and consumer confidence numbers for February. These indicators especially GDP and jobless claims are anticipated to sway US bond yields shaping Market sentiment worldwide. Watch to know more!

What's the outlook for stocks this week?

United States and the United Kingdom struck 18 Houthi targets inside Yemen in an answer to the recent attacks by the militia group on ships in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aiden. According to US officials an American and British fighter jets hit sites in eight locations targeting missiles, launchers, Rockets, drones and air defense systems. This is the fourth time that the United States and British militaries have conducted a combined operation against the Houthis since January 12th. Watch to know more!

Red Sea Crisis: US & UK retaliate to surge in Red Sea attacks by Yemen's Houthi

Israel has sent negotiators on Friday for truce talks in Paris, as Gazans hoped for a ceasefire that could hold off a full-blown Israeli assault on Rafah, after it endured one of its worst bombardments of the conflict. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced his proposed plan for postwar Gaza and the International Community seems to be in disfavor. As per the plan Israel seeks open-ended control over security and civilian Affairs in the Gaza Strip. The Proposal was rejected by Palestinian leaders on Friday. Watch to know more!

Israel-Hamas war: Negotiators in Paris for ceasefire talks as Gaza strikes continue

Latest in Russia-Ukraine war: On the second anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Zelenskyy claimed 'victory & fair peace'. Western leaders arrived in Ukraine to pledge moral support on the second year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Meanwhile, Russian forces have advanced further to the West. Russia claims it has destroyed key Ukrainian facilities. As the war rages on, Ukrainians across the country face a grim uncertainty. Watch to know more!

Russia-Ukraine war: Western leaders offer support to Ukraine

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky promises victory against Russia on the second anniversary of the invasion as his troops fight on despite a lack of western aid and recent Russian gains. But the western weapon deliveries are drying up. Russia is world's most sanctioned country. Yet Russia's economy is back to its pre-war levels. The big question: are the western sanctions against Russia working? Watch to know more!

Russia-Ukraine war | Two years of Russia-Ukraine war: Why Putin has the upper hand

Two years ago, on 24th February, Russian missiles hit Ukraine. What followed changed global security- from the growing fear of a nuclear war to the rush for modernising militaries around the world. Russia currently controls nearly 18% of Ukraine. Kyiv has blamed the loss of Avdiivka on the lack of weapon supplies No one is ready to waive the white flag. What happens next in the Ukraine war?

Russia-Ukraine war: Ukraine claims it is running out of weapons and shells

The Rage of farm agitation refuses to die down in France, a group agitated demonstrators entered the Agricultural Fair in Paris ahead of French president Emanuel macron's visit to the fair. The agitated French Farmers called for the resignation of Emanuel macron and shouted macron resign in the Agricultural Fair. The protesting Farmers also had a face off with the police Personnel. Watch to know more!

France Farmers' Agitation: Protesters shout 'Macron resign' & hurl abuses at the President

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