NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has captured dramatic evidence of young planets being destroyed around a nearby star. The observations reveal powerful stellar radiation tearing apart infant worlds, offering rare insight into how planetary systems evolve — and sometimes fail — in their earliest stages.

Hubble Telescope Reveals Aftermath of Planetary Smash-Ups

Russia has intensified its strikes on the southern Ukrainian region of Odesa, causing widespread power cuts and threatening the region's maritime infrastructure.

Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Oleksiy Kuleba said Moscow was carrying out "systematic" attacks on the region. Last week, he warned that the focus of the war "may have shifted towards Odesa".

Ukraine: Russia Attacked Odesa With 100 Drones Overnight

UK police on Monday declared a major incident after a sinkhole opened up under a canal in Shropshire, draining part of it and leaving several narrowboats stranded.

Sinkhole Opens Up Under UK Canal, Water Drained, Narrowboats Swallowed

Victims and lawmakers criticize the Department of Justice for the delayed release of Jeffrey Epstein files. The slow disclosure has sparked outrage among survivors and advocates demanding accountability and transparency.

Victims, Lawmakers Slam DOJ Over Slow Release of Epstein Files

A special state commission investigating the events of the October 7 massacre, formed of a balanced representation between the coalition and opposition, is the correct way to learn what happened, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claimed on Monday.

Israel-Hamas War: Benjamin Netanyahu Backs 'Balanced' October 7 Inquiry

The US Navy will begin building a new class of battleships named after President Donald Trump. Dubbed the “Golden Fleet,” these ships are expected to be larger, faster, and more powerful than any previous vessels, with production overseen amid scrutiny of defense contractors.

US Navy to Build Trump-Class Battleships, Golden Fleet Unveiled

Gunmen in central Nigeria have abducted 28 people, including women and children, after ambushing a vehicle travelling to a Muslim religious gathering. The incident is the latest in a wave of mass kidnappings that has intensified scrutiny of the country’s security crisis.

Nigeria Mass Abduction: Gunmen Abduct 28 en Route To Muslim Religious Event

US President Donald Trump, speaking Monday at an event in Palm Beach, Florida, struck a similarly general note. Asked for an update on the Ukraine-related talks that took place in Miami over the weekend, Trump offered little detail, saying only that negotiations are continuing.


Russia-Ukraine War: Trump Blames 'Hatred' Between Zelensky & Putin For Delay in Peace

Three people were killed in Aleppo during violent clashes as the deadline for SDF integration approaches. Tensions remain high in the region, raising concerns about security and stability.

Syria: Deadly Clashes in Aleppo Kill Three Amid SDF Integration Deadline

The U.S. Justice Department has denied any cover-up regarding the Epstein files. Officials clarified that former President Donald Trump's photograph was initially removed from the database to protect victims’ privacy. 


Epstein Files: US Citizens Say 'Nothing New' in Released Dossier on Epstein

Tensions have escalated between India and Bangladesh after Dhaka suspended visa services at its missions in Delhi and Agartala. The move signals a growing diplomatic tussle between the two neighbors, raising concerns over travel, bilateral ties, and regional cooperation amid an already sensitive political climate.

Bangladesh Suspends Visa Services at Delhi, Agartala Missions

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has captured dramatic evidence of young planets being destroyed around a nearby star. The observations reveal powerful stellar radiation tearing apart infant worlds, offering rare insight into how planetary systems evolve — and sometimes fail — in their earliest stages

Hubble Captures Infant Planets Being Destroyed Around Nearby Star

Are Israel and Iran heading toward another major war? Israel has raised fresh concerns with the United States, while Iran insists its missile programme is purely defensive. With Donald Trump set to host Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on December 29, the stakes are rising. We break down the signals, strategic calculations, and why the Middle East is watching this moment so closely.

Israel vs Iran War Soon? Netanyahu to Present Trump With New Iran Attack Plan

What began as a night of celebration at one of Australia’s most iconic beaches ended in unspeakable violence. New and disturbing details have emerged in the investigation into the deadly mass shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, where fifteen people were killed. Authorities say the attack was meticulously planned. Watch to understand what investigators have revealed so far.

Bondi Beach Probe: Cops Say Attack Was Meticulously Planned

As Gaza remains devastated by war and a deepening humanitarian crisis, Israel has approved 19 new settlements in the West Bank. The decision comes as the Trump administration unveils a sweeping and controversial blueprint to transform Gaza into a futuristic international hub, raising sharp questions about regional stability, international law, and the future of the conflict.


Israel Approves 19 New Settlements in West Bank After U.S. Drafts Gaza Blueprint

Pakistan’s Field Marshal Asim Munir has claimed the country received “divine help” during Operation Sindoor, referring to the military confrontation with India in May. According to Munir, this assistance was felt during the conflict, sparking debate and raising questions about military messaging, faith, and regional tensions.

Munir: Pakistan Got Divine Help During Operation Sindoor

Bangladesh is facing a deepening political and security crisis following the killing of youth leader and election candidate Sharif Osman Hadi. On Monday, another student leader was reportedly shot, raising concerns over law and order and press freedom under the interim government. With elections approaching, serious questions rise about whether the unrest is being deliberately engineered to sabotage democratic processes in the country.


Bangladesh Unrest: Religious Hatemongers, Lynch Mobs Seek to Destroy Bangladesh Democracy 

The Delhi government has announced a series of strict measures aimed at tackling the city’s worsening pollution crisis. These include policies to limit emissions, enforce stricter regulations, and improve air quality. Residents and authorities are closely watching how effective these steps will be in combating Delhi’s chronic pollution problem.

Delhi Air Crisis: Government Vows to Implement Strict Measures to Control Pollution 

Pakistan is taking steps to prevent citizens from traveling abroad to beg, aiming to tackle the rising issue of international begging networks. Authorities are implementing measures to monitor and restrict cross-border begging, highlighting social, economic, and legal challenges facing the country.

Pakistan Is Trying to Stop People From Going Abroad to Beg

Japan is making a major pivot back to nuclear energy by planning to restart the world’s largest nuclear power plant. The move reflects the country’s efforts to secure energy independence, reduce fossil fuel reliance, and meet climate goals amid rising global energy demand.

Japan's Pivot Back to Nuclear Energy, to Restart the World's Biggest Nuclear Power Plant

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Keen to push amendments in the medical termination of pregnancy act 1971, the health ministry has proposed to allow abortion for unmarried women in case of contraceptive failure.

Indian health ministry recommends changes in abortion law

Bangladesh is about to pass a law that legitimises child marriage on special circumstances, such as accidental or unlawful pregnancy. Concerns are apparent that the law will in effect give leeway to rape and forced marriage in the country.

Bangladesh child marriage bill

Former Manchester United midfielder Quinton Fortune speaks to WION Sports on the path Indian Football must take to produce world class coaches and players

Quinton Fortune on future of Indian football (WION Sports)

Come Thursday and all roads lead to the Mahalakshmi Racecourse at the Royal Western India Turf Club for one of its kind evening racing.

Evening racing under floodlights at RWITC takes off again

India's president Pranab Mukherjee on Sunday launched the 100 million for 100 million campaign, which aims to mobilise 100 million youth from around the world to aid 100 million children whose rights have been denied

India: Nobel laureates come together to empower children

So far, it's been heavy rain and strong winds, but parts of both southern states have reported heavy damage already. Meanwhile, American space agency NASA is all set to launch eight microsatellites that will help forecast the intensity of hurricanes

NASA's microsatellites to better forecast cyclones

Young inventors from schools around India gathered in Gurugram recently for the finals of the International Robotronics Competition

International Robotronics Competition

Sunday saw the running of the Geetanjali Indian 1000 Guineas, Grade 1, the first classic of the Indian horse racing calendar for 3-year-old fillies at the Mahalakshmi racecourse in Mumbai.

Indian 1000 Guineas

Israel's military said at least 19 Palestinian militants were killed Saturday in a pre-dawn strike on a school compound in Gaza City. Watch to know more.

Israel-Hamas war: IDF releases video to defend action

Donald Trump's team has claimed that some of its internal communications were hacked and that it was targeted by Iranian operatives. Watch to know more.

Trump campaign says its internal messages hacked

Arshad Nadeem, the javelin superstar who broke Pakistan's 40-year gold medal drought with a record-breaking 92.97-metre throw – a new world record — was greeted as a national hero when he returned to the country following his historic performance at the Paris Olympics 2024.

Grand welcome for Arshad Nadeem: Javelin star's performance hailed

Thousands of Ukrainian troops are taking part in a major incursion into the Russian territory of Kursk. In the latest Russia's Army has appeared to acknowledge that Ukrainian units had driven deep into the country it says it hit troops and equipment around 30 km from the border.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia announces new operation in border areas

A high-stakes standoff is unfolding on the Russia-Ukraine border with both sides escalating their military actions. As Ukrainian forces pressed deeper into Russian territory of Kursk Moscow vowed a punishing response to the unprecedented incursion.

Russia-Ukraine war: Kursk under siege, Russia warns of harsh retaliation

Russia-Ukraine war: Fierce fighting in Kursk enters sixth day

Salvador Illa was sworn-in Saturday as President of Catalonia — an appointment ending over a decade of separatist rule in the region. Watch to know more.

Catalonia's New President: Salvador Illa sworn-in as new Catalonia president

Russia launched an air attack on Kyiv, with air defence systems engaged on the outskirts of the city in repelling the strikes, the mayor of the Ukrainian capital and military administration officials said early on Sunday.