Cyclone Montha: Cyclone has intensified into a severe cyclonic storm over the Bay of Bengal, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing a red alert for coastal Andhra Pradesh and Odisha. The cyclone is expected to make landfall near Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, bringing heavy to very heavy rainfall and strong winds up to 110 km/h.

Cyclone Montha Makes Landfall Near Kakinada, Weather Agency Issues Rain Alert For Bihar

Afghanistan-Pakistan: Peace talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan have collapsed after four days of negotiations, dealing a blow to regional stability. Pakistan accused Kabul of sheltering militants responsible for cross-border attacks - a claim Afghanistan denies.

Pak-Afghan Peace Talks: Istanbul Talks End Without Agreement in Turkey

The U.S. military on Monday struck four more vessels that were allegedly trafficking narcotics in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing 14 and leaving one survivor, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced on X. 

The four vessels were hit in three different strikes, Hegseth said. The strikes bring the total death toll in President Trump's campaign against alleged traffickers in the Caribbean and the eastern Pacific to more than 50. 

13th US Strike on 'Drug Boats' in 2 Months

Cyclone Montha: Andhra Pradesh Braces For Complete Landfall Near Midnight

Parts of the White House's East Wing have been demolished, as construction begins on US President Donald Trump's new ballroom.

Construction crews on Monday tore down massive chunks of a covered entryway and windows in the East Wing, which Trump said is being "fully modernised".

The president previously said that his $250m (£186m) White House ballroom addition would be "near" the existing structure but would not change it.

Ballroom Controversy: Social Media Posts Claim Obama Damaged White House For Basketball Court

Russia-India: Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL) has entered a landmark collaboration with Russia’s United Aircraft Corporation (UAC) to produce the SJ-100 civil commuter aircraft in India. The agreement, signed in Moscow on October 27, 2025, marks the first time a complete passenger aircraft will be manufactured in India since HAL’s AVRO HS-748 project.

India-Russia Jet Deal: India To Manufacture First Civilian Aircraft Since 1988

Venezuela has suspended a major gas deal with neighbouring Trinidad and Tobago, citing the island nation’s reception of a United States warship.

President Nicolas Maduro ordered the “immediate suspension” of a deal to provide natural gas to Trinidad and Tobago, state broadcaster TeleSUR reported on Monday.

US-Venezuela Tensions: Maduro Suspends Gas Deal With Trinidad And Tobago

Russia-Ukraine: President Volodymyr Zelensky has accused Russia of using a "shadow fleet" of oil tankers to launch and control drones targeting European cities amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. 

Russia's Shadow Fleet Escalates Spill Fears, Finland Tracks Oil Threat in Narrow Strait

Radical preacher Zakir Naik Wednesday called on Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif, who praised his lectures and said they are “insightful and impactful”.

In a post on X, Naik wrote that he interacted with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif. He also posted a picture of himself with Sharif.

Nine Years After Ban, Bangladesh Welcomes Zakir Naik Again

Russian President Vladimir Putin publicly announced that Russia has successfully tested the world’s first nuclear-powered cruise missile, known as the Burevestnik. A weapon that Moscow claims no defence system on earth can stop.  And feeling the tremors of similar nuclear threats, Europe appears to be rethinking its nuclear security.

Putin’s New Nuclear Skyfall Missile Sends Europe Scrambling for Cover 

Assembly Polls 2026: The Special Intensive Revision (SIR) is a comprehensive exercise carried out by the Election Commission of India (ECI) to thoroughly update the electoral rolls ahead of elections. 

BREAKING | Assembly Polls 2026: EC Likely to Announce Pan-India Special Intensive Revision

Jammu: In a significant anti-narcotics operation, the Border Security Force (BSF) and Jammu & Kashmir Police recovered over 5.3 kg of heroin valued at Rs 25 crore, dropped by a Pakistani drone along the International Border in Jammu. 

Heroin Worth ₹25 Crore Dropped By Pak Drone Seized in Jammu's RS Pura Sector

South-China Sea: Two US military aircraft crashed separately in the South China Sea while conducting routine operations from the USS Nimitz, the US Navy confirmed. A MH-60R Sea Hawk helicopter went down at about 2:45 PM local time, with all three crew members safely rescued. About 30 minutes later, an F/A-18F Super Hornet fighter jet crashed, with both pilots ejecting safely and being rescued.

US Nimitz Loses Fighter Jet And Helicopter During Routine OPs in South China Sea

Russia successfully tested the world's first nuclear-powered cruise missile, the Burevestnik, which President Vladimir Putin hailed as a weapon “no one else possesses.

Burevestnik: Russia's Cruise Missile | Putin: 'No One Else Possesses It'

Russia Tests World's First Nuclear-Powered Cruise Missile: 'No One Else Possesses It'- Putin

Gaza Ceasefire: Egypt and the Red Cross have officially joined the search for the bodies of deceased hostages in Gaza, following recent approval by Israeli authorities to allow both teams to operate beyond the so-called “yellow line”—the boundary marking Israeli military control in the Gaza Strip.

Israel says It Will Have Overall Security Control Of Gaza

India-Pakistan: The escalating tension along the Line of Control (LoC)﻿ in Jammu and Kashmir, focusing on increased military activity by Pakistani troops alongside heightened operations by terror groups. 


India-Pak: 120 Terrorist Poised to Infiltrate Loc, High Alert Along the Border

ASEAN Summit 2025: Cambodia has started withdrawing heavy weapons and military equipment from its border with Thailand following the signing of a peace agreement between Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul at the 47th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur.

ASEAN Summit 2025: Cambodia Withdraws Weapons From Thai Border 

5 years after the deadly coronavirus claimed millions of lives, former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has once again said that he is convinced that the pandemic originated in a Chinese laboratory in Wuhan. Calling it a scandal, Johnson in...Watch in for more details!

Ex-UK PM Boris Johnson Testifies in Court, Hearing Over Botched Response to COVID-19

After months of bliss, financial markets have started to turn extremely volatile. After the crash on friday last week, a subsequent reversal this week saw markets oscillate between gains and losses. Six days of volatility across assets show a deeper anxiety taking hold amidst credit fragility fears.

Global Markets & Economic Health Check (Oct 13 Week)

China's second-ranked general, He Weidong, has been expelled from the Communist Party and the army following an investigation into corruption. Nine other senior military officers were also punished for discipline violations and duty-related crimes. This rare public disclosure highlights the ongoing anti-corruption campaign within the military.


China Probes Top Military General, Two Senior Generals Expelled For Corruption

China's second-ranked general, He Weidong, has been expelled from the Communist Party and the army following an investigation into corruption. Nine other senior military officers were also punished for discipline violations and duty-related crimes. This rare public disclosure highlights the ongoing anti-corruption campaign within the military.

China Probes Top Military General, Punishes 9 Senior Officers in Latest Corruption Crackdown

A new study warns that even moderate alcohol consumption may harm the brain. Researchers found that every alcoholic drink increases the risk of developing dementia, challenging the long-held belief that moderate drinking is safe. Experts emphasize limiting alcohol to protect long-term brain health.

Study reveals moderation no longer safe for the brain, every drink raises dementia risk

A recent study reveals that Australia’s rainforests are releasing more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than they absorb, challenging previous assumptions about their role in combating climate change. Scientists warn that this could have significant implications for global carbon balance and climate policy.

Australia: Study reveals Australia's rainforests release more carbon than they absorb

Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have enforced a ban on drone operations across multiple districts, citing security concerns. The move comes amid rising threats and aims to prevent unauthorized aerial activity that could compromise public safety.

J&K administration imposes drone ban over security concerns ahead of festivities

A mysterious thick cloud appeared above the Swiss city of Aigle, leaving residents and online users stunned. Videos shared on social media show a massive cloud formation hovering over the city, sparking debate over whether it was a rare weather event or a man-made phenomenon.

Switzerland: Thick cloud engulfs Swiss city of Aigle, residents left stunned

Leaked documents, called the “Boris Files,” suggest former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson may have used his office and contacts for personal gain. Allegations include lobbying foreign officials, earning £5.1M from paid speeches, and potentially misusing taxpayer-funded allowance (PDCA).
The Guardian investigated the leaks, sparking calls from politicians and watchdogs to suspend his allowances and review post-office rules.
Johnson has not commented.

Boris Files: Boris Jonson Accused of Misusing Contacts, Denies Allegations

Typhoon Halong has struck Japan’s Izu Islands, bringing violent winds and heavy rain. The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued warnings for strong winds, high waves, and heavy rainfall, with totals expected to reach up to 300mm in 24 hours. Gusts may exceed 250 km/h, with sustained winds around 180 km/h, posing a serious threat to homes and infrastructure. Residents have been advised to evacuate as the storm continues to affect areas south of Tokyo. Watch to know more! 


Typhoon Halong: A Nightmare for Japan Hits the Izu Islands

JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon has warned of a possible major correction in US Stock markets within the next six months to two years. Speaking to the BBC, Dimon said he is “far more worried than others,” citing a mix of rising geopolitical tensions, expanding fiscal deficits, and global remilitarisation. Watch to know more on this!

Jamie Dimon Sounds Alarm On US Market Correction

A powerful 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck the southern Philippines, prompting authorities to issue an urgent tsunami warning. Residents in coastal areas have been advised to evacuate to higher ground as aftershocks continue. The quake has raised fears of widespread damage, though full assessments are still underway. 

Philippines Issues Tsunami Warning After Mega 7.6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes The Region 

Thousands have taken to the streets across Madagascar in the country’s largest protests in over 15 years. What began over shortages of essentials has escalated into nationwide unrest demanding President Andry Rajoelina’s resignation. Watch to know more updates on this!


Madagascar's Gen Z Protests: Youth Protestors Reject Talks With President 

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