Alexey Zubritsky, a Ukrainian-born cosmonaut currently on a seven-month mission aboard the ISS, has been declared a deserter by Kyiv. Accused of joining Russian forces after Crimea’s annexation, Zubritsky now faces a 15-year jail sentence for treason if he returns. Watch this report for more details!

Ukrainian-born cosmonaut Alexey Zubritsky charged with treason during space mission

Gabon’s transitional military leader, General Brice Oligui Nguema, has won the country’s presidential elections. The victory marks a significant step following last year’s coup that ousted former President Ali Bongo. Nguema has pledged stability and democratic reforms for the nation.

Military leader Oligui Nguema wins Gabon's presidential polls        4o

A shocking arson attack has targeted the home of Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro. Authorities are investigating the incident, which caused significant damage but no injuries. The motive behind the attack remains unclear as officials urge the public to stay calm.

Attack on Pennsylvania governor's home: Shocking arson incident

A day after his meeting with King Charles III, Pope Francis made an unscheduled visit to St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. The Pope was seen greeting pilgrims and workers during the quiet morning walk, drawing surprise and admiration from visitors. A video of the visit has since gone viral.

Pope Francis makes short visit to St. Peter’s Basilica after royal meeting

Over 50 countries are now rushing to open trade talks with the United States after President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff announcement last week. The new regime, which includes a 10 percent base tariff on all imports and targeted duties of up to 50%, has triggered a global scramble to seek exemptions or renegotiate trade terms.

Global markets rattle as Trump drops tariff 'bomb

Trump's tariff 'bomb' rocks global markets

Spring has arrived in Amsterdam as millions of vibrant flowers burst into bloom across the region. Tourists and locals flock to witness the breathtaking floral spectacle near the city.

Spring blooms in Amsterdam: Millions of flowers bloom near Amsterdam

Pakistan is using artificial glaciers to improve water access in remote, drought-affected regions. This innovative solution helps store ice during winter and release water during dry summer months.

Pakistan uses artificial glaciers to boost water supply

A massive snowstorm has hit Moscow, covering the city in a thick white blanket and disrupting daily life. Hundreds of flights have been delayed as authorities struggle to manage the extreme weather.

Snow apocalypse blankets frozen Moscow, delays flights

Syria's President Ahmed al-Sharaa will make his first visit to the United Arab Emirates and is also scheduled to visit Turkey next week, the Syrian foreign ministry said in a statement on Sunday, as he continues to garner support for the new administration.

Syria’s president Al Sharaa to visit UAE, Turkey in bid to strengthen ties

China has unveiled a new state-of-the-art radar system designed to enhance its missile defense capabilities. The announcement came alongside a dramatic show of force with the launch of 16 ballistic missiles. Experts see this as a strategic signal amid rising regional tensions.

China discloses new advanced radar system; 16 ballistic missiles fired

The U.S. Department has announced severe penalties for Luigi Mangione following a high-profile investigation. Officials say the punishment reflects the seriousness of the violations committed.Further details on the case are expected to be released soon.

US Department announces harsh punishment for Luigi Mangione

Zelensky Accuses Russia On Violating Black Sea Truce. The White House released a statement on the talks between American and Ukrainian delegations in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, which have been happening for the past few days. It says that the US and Ukraine have agreed to ensure safe navigation, eliminate the use of force, and prevent the use of commercial vessels for military purposes in the Black Sea. Watch this report for more details on the Black Sea truce deal.

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky accuses Putin on violating black sea truce

Hamas launches rockets at major Israeli cities, escalating regional tensions.
Israel responds with airstrikes and issues evacuation orders for parts of Gaza. Stay tuned for the latest updates on this developing conflict.

Israel-Gaza war: Hamas fires rockets at Israeli cities in the south

Global markets are bracing for a turbulent week, with multiple key events likely to influence market sentiment. Investors will closely monitor central bank decisions, corporate earnings, macroeconomic data, and ongoing trade tensions, especially stemming from the latest U.S. tariffs. Here are the key triggers that could shape global market trends in the coming week.

Global trade enters 'retaliation week'

Global markets are still reeling from last week's devastating losses and rising trade tensions. Investors are already preparing for what some are fearing to be another Black Monday-style collapse from 1987. The reason – a surge in U.S. recession bets from Trump-led global trade wars.

Traders brace for Monday that could make history

Is the market fallout from Trump's tariff rattling you? Experts suggest that sometimes the best bet you can make for your portfolio is to do nothing at all. Take a look at this next report for more...

Doing nothing: The secret to beating tariffs?

Saudi Arabia has announced a visa ban on citizens from 14 countries, citing security and regulatory concerns. The move is expected to impact travel and diplomatic relations across several regions.

Saudi Arabia announces visa ban on 14 countries

Major West Asian stock indexes, including Saudi Arabia's, fell to their lowest levels since 2020 on Sunday due to a free fall in oil prices and fears of a new global trade war.

Aramco loses over $90bn in market capitalisation

China's response to Trump’s tariffs includes tightening control over rare earth exports, critical to U.S. defense systems.
The move raises alarms in Washington over supply chain vulnerabilities and national security.

Trump tariffs: China's rare earth moves threaten US defence

Saudi Arabia has cut oil prices by the most since October 2022, following the announcement of an unexpectedly substantial production increase by the OPEC+ coalition.

Saudi cut its oil price to Asia by most in over 2 years

Global trade enters 'retaliation week'; over 50 nations scramble for tariff talks

Global markets brace for trade war impact

West Asia stocks take a hit from global plunge