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Al-Sharaa: Attempt to violate Syrian sovereignty will be opposed

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Pakistan: Air strikes hit 10 Afghanistan locations

Argentina braces for El Nino: Buenos Aires activates 177-point emergency flood plan

CDU suffers historic defeat in eastern Germany as AfD surges, Merz vows to stay on

J-20 designers plan to put radar into aircraft wing; strategy to expand coverage during air combat

DRDO demonstrates 30-Kw laser to destroy hostile drones

Goldman Sachs slashes South Korea’s KOSPI target by 25%

Donald Trump says midterms 'won't shape his choices on Iran'

Veteran actor Anant Nag honoured with Indian cinema’s highest award

Yemen's war escalates: Saudi coalition says drones headed for Riyadh intercepted 

Caracas residents welcome Machado’s return from Exile 

Nepal forms 7-member panel to probe August 26 Bhotekoshi flood from source to downstream 

India and Australia hold joint AUSTRAHIND military drill in Kerala

Claude accesses election dashboard; no data altered 

Hormuz shock hits Bangladesh’s economic lifeline

Finland: India's big market can scale green solutions 

5,130 remain unaccounted in Nepal floods 

Taliban says Pakistan is trying to escape from Mecca pact obligations

Horror and thrills take over Hollywood this Halloween

FSUI: Two torpedoes hit port side of Indian-bound carrier 

Board of peace discusses blueprint to begin Gaza reconstruction 

NEET protests: Panel to hear evidence on pellet gun use, harassment 

Saudi under attack: Houthis claim attack on King Khalid airport again 

Cyclone Arnab threatens Andhra Pradesh and Odisha 

France protests: Almost 1,000 arrested as clashes follow another day of mass protests 

 Theppakadu elephant camp in the Nilgiri hills  

Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky says Russia is not prepared to end the war

Asia prepares for record El Nino, food shock 

PM Giorgia Meloni has announced sweeping new school measures: a ban on burqas and niqabs, a cap on foreign students per class, and mandatory Italian lessons for parents of struggling foreign students. "You must go to school with your face uncovered," Meloni said, framing it as protecting integration. Non-Italian students already make up 11.6% of Italy's school population. The move comes as Meloni, ahead of 2027 elections, faces a growing challenge from an even further-right rival party.


Italy moves to ban face veils in schools as Meloni pushes new integration measures

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent held an eight-hour "very successful" meeting with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng in New York, laying the groundwork for Thursday's high-stakes Trump-Xi summit in Washington. The talks covered AI, tariffs and critical minerals, with both sides discussing a new "US-China AI Dialogue" and a notification mechanism for national-security-level AI incidents. Key issues carried over from May's Beijing meeting, including tariff cuts, China's critical mineral supply commitments and Chinese purchases of US soybeans and Boeing jets.


Trump-Xi summit: US Treasury Secretary holds meeting with Chinese Vice Premier

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz's CDU suffered its worst-ever result in any state, just 4.9% in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, while AfD surged to nearly 38% there. In Berlin, the left-wing Die Linke pulled off a surprise win over both CDU and AfD, with SPD posting its weakest result in over a century. Merz called the outcome a "disaster" but vowed to press ahead with painful economic reforms, insisting Germany's problems make bold change more urgent, not less.


China, US open high-level talks in New York ahead of historic Trump-Xi summit this thursday 

Delhi’s pollution control authorities are set to map major pollution hotspots and strengthen dust-control measures across the capital. The move aims to identify key sources of pollution and enforce stricter measures to tackle rising air pollution levels, particularly from road and construction dust.


Delhi government agencies to map hotspots & enforce dust control measures 

Jamaat-e-Islami launched its "Super Long March" from Karachi's Cantt Station, with chief Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman leading the Rehman Baba Express toward Islamabad, demanding the petroleum levy be scrapped entirely. Islamabad authorities have sealed off the Red Zone with shipping containers as protest caravans converge from Multan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. Talks with a government delegation earlier failed to break the deadlock, with Rehman warning the protest could turn into a push to oust the government if demands aren't met.


Jamaat-e-Islami's 'super long march' departs Karachi as Islamabad seals red zone with containers

Japan's aging crisis just hit a new milestone, people aged 65 or older now make up a record 29.6% of the population, totaling 36.24 million, the highest share among any country with over 40 million people. That's ahead of Italy (25.6%) and Germany (24.2%). The data, released ahead of Japan's Respect for the Aged Day, also shows a record 9.43 million elderly Japanese still working, as the country continues grappling with a shrinking, aging workforce and rising welfare costs.


Japan's senior population hits record 29.6%, with over 36 million now aged 65 or older

AI is increasingly being integrated into military and national-security systems, raising concerns over the risks of errors and misinterpretation during a crisis. A reported AI-related incident has renewed fears that a system error or misread signal could contribute to dangerous US-China escalation.


AI Doomsday: AI error nearly sparks US-China 'war' 

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Imran Khan’s sister Aleema Khan detained ahead of September 27 protest

Yemen’s Houthi rebels have reportedly seized the strategic Red Sea port of Mocha, raising concerns over control of the Bab al-Mandeb strait. The group has also carried out attacks on Saudi Arabia, with around 70 people reportedly wounded. The escalating threats to Saudi energy, civilian and defence infrastructure are raising questions over the possible operationalisation of the Mecca Pact involving Saudi Arabia, Turkiye and Pakistan.

Will the Houthi attacks activate the Mecca pact?

For millions of consumers around the world, the war against Iran has meant one thing at the pump -- pain. With oil prices stuck above 100 dollars a barrel for months, households from New Delhi to London are making a switch --trading gas tanks for batteries, and gas boilers for electric heat pumps. But experts say it may be too little, too late for the climate.

From pumps to plugs: War reshapes energy choices

Is AI becoming something we don’t fully understand? OpenAI has disclosed six cases of “unexpected or concerning” behaviour in its models, including instances involving unauthorized actions, coordination with other models and attempts to evade oversight. The company is now introducing a framework to track and investigate these AI misalignment cases.

Is AI evolving beyond human control?

Thirty-seven young men arrested on suspicion of illegal gold mining were found dead inside a crowded, poorly ventilated cell in Minna, Nigeria on September 17. Survivors say a stinging substance was sprayed into the cell before the door was shut, and calls for help went unanswered. As protests erupted and police opened fire, killing at least two, President Tinubu ordered a full investigation, suspended 20 officers, and gave a newly formed 10-member panel just two weeks to find answers.

Nigeria: 37 miners found dead in Nigeria custody, protesters take to streets

As the West Asia conflict remains locked in a dangerous stalemate, back-channel diplomacy is gaining momentum. Iran has reportedly conveyed seven conditions to Washington through Qatari mediators before it will re-engage in negotiations. Key demands include ending hostilities on all fronts, unfreezing Iranian assets, and lifting the U.S. naval blockade. At the same time, Iran's top security official has warned that Tehran is prepared for a "decisive war" if its demands are rejected, underscoring the high stakes surrounding ongoing diplomatic efforts.

US-Iran war: Iran sets seven conditions to re-engage in talks with US

The United States has warned that tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran-backed Houthis could escalate rapidly after a missile targeted Riyadh. The strike marks the first reported Houthi missile attack on the Saudi capital since fighting in Yemen resumed, raising fears of a wider regional escalation.

Washington warns citizens: Tensions could escalate in west asia

In Zimbabwe, a new crop is taking root -- and farmers say it could be a game-changer for their livelihoods.
Blueberry growers sent their first-ever shipment to China in July,
After Beijing scrapped tariffs on imports from 53 African countries.
But with demand far outpacing supply, farmers say there's one big obstacle standing between them and the boom 


Zimbabwe farmers chase China blueberry boom

A 5,053-page chargesheet has been filed in a Pune court in the Ketan Agarwal murder case. Agarwal allegedly died after being pushed from Lohagad Fort on June 18. His fiancée Siya Goyal, her alleged lover Chetan Choudhary and Ritesh Hange were arrested. Police say the chargesheet includes messages, photos, phone data, call records, witness statements and technical evidence. Investigators also allege Goyal had searched online about a similar fatal incident at Lohagad last year.

Ketan Agarwal murder case: Chargesheet details plot to injure, then kill Ketan Agarwal

The Pentagon has released another batch of UFO files, containing 71 documents dated from 1952 to 2025. The disclosure includes reports from a secretive military programme that studied advanced aerospace concepts such as warp drives and wormholes. The documents were produced under the Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications Program, which explored potential future aerospace threats through 2050.

Pentagon releases sixth batch of UFO files

Moscow and the surrounding region were hit by hundreds of drones overnight, killing two people and injuring six. Russian officials said 186 drones were downed over Moscow and another 249 in the surrounding region, while the Moscow oil refinery was damaged and two airports suspended operations.

Russia-Ukraine war: Two killed in 'massive' Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow region

Manhattan turned into a high-fashion runway as pet parents, furriers, and four-legged trendsetters gathered for New York City’s annual "Paws on Parade". From dogs in designer outfits cruising in tricked-out strollers to skateboarding pups showing off their tricks, furry fashionistas stole the show in front of delighted crowds. Co-hosted alongside animal care organizations, the festive event celebrated the unique bond between humans and their canine companions through costume contests, trick showcases, and a grand parade around Bryant Park.   


NYC hosts 'paws on parade' as furry fashionistas take center stage

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Pakistan's Maryam Sharif, the daughter of former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has squarely blamed Chinese nationals for the attack and said, Chinese in Pakistan do not want to follow security discipline.

Pakistan's Maryam Nawaz says 'Chinese workers break security protocol' on Khyber attack

Pakistan: Maryam Nawaz says 'Chinese workers break security protocol' on Khyber attack

Pakistan's Maryam Nawaz blames Chinese workers for Khyber attack

Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif on Thursday said that the government would launch a probe into letters laced with a “suspicious powder” received by the judges of the Supreme Court and the high courts in Islamabad and Lahore.

Pakistan government to probe letters laced with 'suspicious powder'

A Chinese contractor has resumed construction on a major dam site in northwestern Pakistan after being provided with extra security, following a deadly attack on Chinese engineers.

Chinese dam project reopens after deadly Pakistan attack

Pakistan's Prime Minister visited Dasu in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province. He was accompanied by the Chinese Envoy to Pakistan Jiang Zaidong. Sharif met with the Chinese Engineers working on the dam project and assured them of foolproof security arrangements. The visit by the Pakistani Prime Minister comes after five Chinese workers were killed in a suicide blast on March 26th while traveling between Islamabad and a hydroelectric Dam construction site in Dasu. Watch in for more details!

Pakistan: Resumption of Chinese dam project, Pakistan President says 'committed to defeat terrorism'

Total twenty Pakistani judges have received threatening white-powder letters till now. Lahore police and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) have launched an investigation into the matter. Watch in for more details!

Antharax-coated letters to Pakistan Judges: Chief Justice Qazi Faez also recieves letter

Eight judges of the Islamabad High Court, including Chief Justice Aamer Farooq, have received threatening letters filled with suspicious substance, amidst allegations of interference by Pakistan’s powerful intelligence agencies in judicial matters. Watch in for more details!

Eight judges of Pakistan Supreme Court receive anthrax-laced letters

The rift between Elon Musk and Europe's top leaders is escalating. French President Emmanuel Macron is the latest leader to join a growing chorus of European criticism of Musk, accusing the world's richest man of intervening directly in the continent's democratic processes. Watch in for more details!

US Social Media Baron Triggers Political Storm In Europe

China's massive coast guard vessel, dubbed the "Monster Ship," has been patrolling the West Philippine Sea, prompting the Philippines to deploy military and coast guard air and sea assets. The vessel reportedly went dark while navigating waters near Zambales, heightening regional tensions. Watch to know more!

China-Philippines Tensions: Beijing's 'Monster Ship' Patrols Near Luzon Coast, Manila Responds

Yemen's Houthi militant group has claimed to have attacked U.S. and Israeli targets. Houthi military spokesperson Yahya Sarea said that the Iran-backed group targeted the American aircraft carrier USS Harry Truman in the Red Sea, following the U.S. plan to attack Yemen. Watch in for more details!

Houthis Attack US And Israeli Targets, Tel Aviv Fumes, Says Time Over For Group

Several Indian miners are trapped inside a rat-hole mine in the northeastern state of Assam after water flooded the shaft. Search teams, including military divers, are working to reach the miners trapped underground. Watch in for more details!

India: Several Workers Trapped In Flooded Coal Mine In Assam; Indian Army Begins Rescue Ops

The US Congress has certified US President-elect Donald Trump's election victory in a joint session of the Senate and House of Representatives. Watch in for more details!

Donald Trump Calls Congress Certification Of His Win A 'Moment In History'

Maldivian Defense Minister Mohamed Ghassan Maumoon will be visiting India today. He'll be holding talks with Defense Minister Rajnath Singh on Tuesday. This visit comes just days after the visit of the Maldives foreign minister Abdulla Khaleel. Watch in for more details!

Maldives Defence Minister In India: First Ever Visit By Defence Minister Since Muizzu Took Charge

The US recorded its first bird flu-linked death Monday (Jan 6), raising alarm over the potential of human-to-human transmission. Health authorities in Louisiana declared that the 65-year-old patient had been hospitalised for respiratory illnesses and had underlying medical conditions. Watch in for more details!

US Health Authorities Urge Caution As Bird Flu Claims First Victim

Nepal has announced a ban on helicopter rides from Mount Everest. The decision is part of efforts to reduce environmental impact and manage increasing air traffic in the region, particularly in the Everest area, which has seen a rise in tourism and air-based services in recent years. The ban aims to preserve the area's natural beauty and ecological balance while improving safety and reducing congestion.

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