China has expelled several Japanese fishing vessels that had allegedly entered China's territorial waters. The Chinese Coast Guard has accused the boats of unlawfully entering the disputed waters around Diaoyu Dao. Over the span of four days, from Friday to Monday, four Japanese fishing vessels have been expelled from the waters of China's Diaoyu Dao. Watch this report for more details!

China Coast Guard expels 4 Japanese vessels for unlawfully entering waters of Diaoyu Dao

A video of a goat being pursued by law enforcement officials has gone viral on the internet. Police officers are seen chasing a runaway goat on a highway in the United States, Ohio. Watch in for more details!

Bodycam footage shows police chasing runaway goat on US highway

The Israeli Army says it has yet again struck two military bases in central Syria, a day after the European Union's foreign policy chief warned strikes in Syria and Lebanon risked escalation, now referring to the two targets, one in Palmyra and another 50 kilometers west of the city.

Israel-Syria conflict: IDF claims it has struck two military bases in central Syria

China's coast guard has expelled four Japanese vessels from waters near the Diaoyu Islands, reinforcing its territorial claims. Beijing has warned Japan to cease "illegal activities" and vowed to conduct regular enforcement operations. Watch this report for more details!

China expels Japanese vessels, asserts sovereignty over Diaoyu islands

India is experiencing an early heatwave, with February 2024 recorded as the hottest in 125 years. States like Goa and Maharashtra are already facing extreme temperatures, while Jammu & Kashmir may experience drought conditions due to a severe precipitation deficit. Experts warn of an intense summer ahead.

India faces early heatwave as temperatures break 125-year record

At least four people, including three firefighters and a civil servant, have died as massive wildfires rage across South Korea. Over 200 residents from 15 villages were ordered to evacuate as emergency crews, including helicopters, battled the flames. The southeastern regions have declared an emergency. Watch this report for more details!

South Korea: Ravaging wildfires engulf residential building and a temple

A new UN report highlights how oceans could play a crucial role in fighting global warming by absorbing CO2 and heat. With nearly 50 field trials in the past four years, scientists are exploring ways to regulate climate through ocean-based solutions. However, critics warn that these efforts are moving too fast with limited safeguards.

UN Report: How oceans could help fight global warming

Asia’s largest tulip garden, located in Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir, is set to open to the public on March 26. With millions of vibrant tulips in full bloom, the garden is a must-visit attraction for nature lovers and tourists. Watch this report!

J&K: Tulip garden located below Zabarwan hills set to open

The Russia-Ukraine war continues with no end in sight as both sides exchange deadly attacks. Ukraine claims a major strike on Russian forces, targeting four helicopters with U.S.-supplied HIMARS missiles, while Russia bombards key Ukrainian cities with relentless precision. Is escalation inevitable?

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia bombards key Ukrainian cities with mechanical precision

Indian markets extended their winning streak, with the Sensex and Nifty 50 rallying for the sixth straight session on March 24. Strong buying in heavyweights propelled benchmarks to one-month highs. Nifty 50 surged past the key 23,500 resistance, while the Sensex jumped over 1,100 points, pushing markets out of correction territory.

Indian stocks surge for 6th straight session

While the US And EU clash over tariffs, the UK has found itself in an unusual position—watching from the sidelines as global trade tensions escalate. Instead of taking an aggressive stance, the UK appears to be benefitting by simply staying out of the fight.

Decoding Britain’s advantage amid global trade storm

Gold’s price rally has been the only constant in an otherwise volatile market. Now, this surge is fueling a renewed interest in gold mining stocks. In 2024, investors largely avoided gold mining stocks, favouring physical gold and derivatives. However, with stronger cash flows expected, investor sentiment is shifting back to gold mining equities.

Low valuations make gold mining stocks attractive again

J&K: Asia's largest tulip garden to public from March 26

Bangladeshi cricket star and former lawmaker Shakib Al Hasan is facing legal troubles as a court orders the seizure of his assets. Reports suggest he has not returned to Bangladesh since Sheikh Hasina's ouster.

Bangladesh: Cricketer Shakib Al Hasan faces legal trouble as court seizes assets

As Ecuador prepares for its upcoming presidential election on the 9th of February, campaigns have officially concluded. A mandatory silence period has taken effect, and voters are all set to participate in the polls to elect both a president and national legislators, nearly 18 months after the previous presidential elections. Watch in for more details!

Ecuadorians set to vote in April's presidential election

The political crisis in South Korea has taken another dramatic turn. Major legal relief has been granted to impeached Prime Minister Han Duck-soo after the country's Constitutional Court dismissed his impeachment. Judges voted seven against one to dismiss the impeachment. The judgment reinstated Han Duck-soo as the acting president, confirming his return to the interim post. Watch in for more details!

South Korea: Constitutional court dismisses Prime Minister's impeachment

Istanbul's jailed mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, has been officially nominated as the presidential candidate for the 2028 elections. The announcement was made by the Republican People's Party (CHP) after the primary elections that were held yesterday. Watch in for more details!

Turkey: Erdogan and Imamoglu eye-to-eye in upcoming Turkiye polls

Anger erupts in Greenland over visits this week by Usha Vance and Mike Waltz. Greenland’s prime minister Múte Egede says trips by the US second lady and national security adviser are a ‘provocation’. The visit comes as US President Donald Trump clings to the idea of a US annexation of the semi-autonomous Danish territory. Watch to know more!

US second lady Usha Vance's Greenland visit attracts criticism

In a strategic move to address the outbreak of avian flu, the United States has almost doubled its imports of eggs from Brazil. The decision by the Trump administration comes as the nation grapples with ongoing economic strain caused by the avian flu, which has wiped out nearly 170 million birds since early 2022, leading to a major shortage of eggs.

US egg crisis: 170 million birds lost to avian flu since 2022

United Nations estimates say our oceans generate 50% of the oxygen we need, they absorb 25% of all carbon dioxide emissions, and capture 90% of the excess heat generated by these emissions. Our oceans are not just the lungs of the planet but also its largest carbon sink. Watch in for more details!

CO2 and heat absorption by oceans could regulate climate

Amid controversy over stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra's alleged defamatory remarks against Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, officials from the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) demolished structures at the Habitat Studio in Mumbai due to alleged building violations. Kamra filmed the controversial stand-up comedy segment at this studio, where he made remarks referring to the Deputy Chief Minister as a "gaddar" (traitor).

Kunal Kamra row: Shinde Sena’s fury over comedian’s joke turns to violence

#GRAVITAS | Since the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu, the police have detained more than 1,100 people which also include journalists. The recent protests ay be the worst unrest Turkiye maybe witnessing in more than a decade. Watch this video to find out more.

Turkey erupts in protests in uproar over mayor's imprisonment

#GRAVITAS |  Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff has dismissed Starmer’s plans for an international peacekeeping force as “a posture and a pose”.  This comes as U.S. Officials met their ukrainian counterparts in Saudi Arabia to discuss a ceasefire plan for the Black Sea. Watch this video to find out more.

Trump envoy shows public contempt for Starmer's 'pose & posture'

Vibrant cherry blossoms are in full bloom across China and Japan, attracting tourists eager to witness the stunning spring flowers. The annual floral display draws large crowds, celebrating the beauty of the season.

Cherry blossoms bloom in China and Japan, attracting tourists for spring views

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