U.S. airstrikes targeted several locations under the control of the Houthi rebels in Yemen. The strikes hit the rebel-held capital, Sanaa, as well as their stronghold of Saada in the country's northwest.

US-Houthis Conflict: US airstrikes pound rebel targets

In a significant development, a US federal judge has blocked efforts of Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, DOGE, to shut down USAID, calling it a possible violation of the US constitution in multiple ways.

US federal judge on USAID: Elon Musk's actions have harmed public interest

A UK teenager who killed three family members and planned to surpass infamous US massacres has been sentenced to a minimum of 49 years in prison. His goal was to become "the world's most famous school shooter of the 21st century." Authorities uncovered his disturbing plot before he could carry out further attacks. Watch in for more details!

UK teen gets 49 years for killing family & planning massacre

Israel has announced renewed ground operations in Gaza and issued what it called a final warning for Gazans to return Israeli hostages and remove Hamas from power. Earlier this week, Israeli forces conducted the deadliest wave of airstrikes since the start of a truce in January. According to Gaza’s Civil Defense Agency, at least 470 people have been killed in the enclave since Israel resumed large-scale airstrikes. The Israeli military has stated that it has begun targeting ground operations in the central and southern Gaza Strip to expand the security perimeter and create a partial buffer between the north and south.

Israel-Hamas war: Gazans flee in fear after ceasefire breakdown

Colombia is witnessing massive protests called by none other than the president himself. While protests are usually against the ruling establishment or authority, these demonstrations are directed against the opposition. On Tuesday, President Gustavo Petro addressed a crowd of thousands after he called on people and government workers to protest against political parties that blocked constitutional reforms for health and labor. Watch in for more details!

Colombia protests: Thousands gather after centrist & right leaders block reform

U.S. President Donald Trump has told his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodymyr Zelensky, that the U.S. could own and run Ukraine's nuclear power plants as part of Zelensky's bid to secure a ceasefire in Russia's invasion of its neighbor. A day after speaking to Russian President Vladimir Putin for about two hours, Trump held what he described as a very good, hour-long phone call with Zelensky. On the other hand, the Ukrainian president labeled his conversation with his U.S. counterpart as positive, frank, and very substantive. Watch in for more details!

Russia-Ukraine war: Trump to help Zelensky get more air defence from Europe

Israel-Hamas war: Residents leave northern Gaza after Israel's evacuation warnings

Indian security forces successfully foiled five bomb attacks in the Kashmir Valley over the past four days. Swift action by the forces helped detect and neutralize the explosives, preventing potential casualties and ensuring public safety.

Five blast attempts averted in Kashmir valley over four days

The world’s largest and most powerful digital camera is set to uncover the secrets of the dark universe. Equipped for a cosmic photoshoot, this groundbreaking technology promises to revolutionize space exploration and astronomy.

World's largest digital camera is ready to investigate the dark universe

Lower back pain affects millions, yet diagnosing and treating it remains a challenge for doctors. Despite advancements in medicine, many struggle to find lasting solutions. Why is lower back pain so difficult to cure, and what can be done to manage it effectively?

The unwinnable war against lower back pain,  why doctors struggle to diagnose back issues

Despite the high-stakes diplomacy between US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, battlefield clashes continued. Russia claims to have repelled a major Ukrainian cross-border incursion attempt in the Belgorod region while regaining control of almost all settlements in Kursk. Moscow also accused Kyiv of attempting to derail Trump-Putin talks as both sides reported heavy strikes across multiple frontlines.

Russia repels Ukrainian cross-border raid, retakes strategic settlements in Kursk

#GRAVITAS |  A tweet by Russian-backed International news television network RT claimed that the CIA or the Central Intelligence Agency maintained a "Secret base" in cities around the world and from India, two major cities have featured in this list as well. Watch this report to find out more.

CIA may have 'secret base' in New Delhi, Kolkata

US President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a one-hour phone call following Trump's discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The call comes amid ongoing tensions and potential truce talks between the US and Russia.

Zelensky calls Trump after US-Russia truce talks

On Wednesday, Turkish police arrested Istanbul’s mayor, a prominent opposition leader and a key challenger to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, along with several other notable figures, as part of probes into alleged corruption and terror connections.

Istanbul mayor arrested in alleged corruption case

Snowfall in Japan in cherry blossom season. A developing low pressure system is bringing rain, snow and strong winds to a wide area spanning northern to western Japan.

Japan: Heavy snowfall across various parts of Japan

Philippines Army Chief has termed China as a bully, pointing the situation in South China Sea. Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal,  Romeo Saturnino Brawner Jr., Philippine Army general, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces said,'We are at the forefront of bully tactic by China...it's a great concerns, existential problem'.

China-Philippines ties are strained by South China Sea disputes, with the Philippines. Despite this, economic and cultural connections persist amid ongoing tensions.

The Army Chief lauded the 'very  happy with relationship, particularly military to military'. Asked on procurement of Brahmos from India, he said, 'hopefully we can look into more platforms, may be fighter aircraft, ships"

Philippines Army Chief: China is a bully

Police arrest Istanbul Mayor, President's key rival over alleged corruption

Three universities in Pakistan's Balochistan province have indefinitely suspended on-campus classes and asked students to attend virtual classes apparently due to security reasons, amid a surge in the terror attacks in the area.

Pakistan: Balochistan shuts university campuses amid rising security threats

In a significant development, a US federal judge has blocked efforts of Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency, DOGE, to shut down USAID, calling it a possible violation of the US Constitution in multiple ways.

US Federal judge rules Elon Musk's actions harmed the public interest

Bangladesh's Yunus is set to visit China on March 26 for talks with President Xi Jinping. The discussions are expected to strengthen bilateral relations and explore new areas of cooperation.

Bangladesh's chief adviser Muhammad Yunus to visit China from March 26-29

A civil war has erupted in tennis. The Professional Tennis Players Association, the players' union co-founded by Novak Djokovic, has taken legal action against tennis's governing bodies, citing anti-competitive practices and a blatant disregard for player welfare.

Novak Djokovic-led players' body takes legal action against tours

An Australian state closed two beaches after dead fish and an unusual off-white foam washed ashore while surfers reported feeling unwell, officials said on Tuesday. Watch to know more!

Toxic foam washes ashore as dead fish pile up in Australian beaches

If you are an Indian residing in the U.S., or planning to move there, chances are that you are constantly refreshing your browser on U.S. immigration policies—especially as they continue to evolve. Recent changes are raising major concerns, particularly for H-1B, F-1, and Green Card holders. Although India isn't officially on any U.S. travel ban list, those with U.S. visas are now facing significant delays, stricter screenings, and even random detentions at airports.

Indian nationals face increased visa delays and detentions

Fresh Israeli airstrikes on Gaza have claimed the lives of over 400 Palestinians. The destruction includes burnt tents and widespread devastation, yet Netanyahu plans to continue the attacks. The question is: what is the goal of targeting people already devastated? The fresh attacks come amid Netanyahu's decision to dismiss Shin Bet head Ronen Bar. This decision has sparked outrage, with protesters labelling it "a war against the hostages."

Gaza war: Israeli PM urges Palestinian civilians to move to safer areas

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