Trump says Russia has ‘lost control’ of its diesel industry, calls for end to ‘ridiculous, never-ending’ war

Asian Games: Indian women's hockey team thrash Indonesia 17-1, blasts 36 goals in 2 matches

Putin's United Russia party wins 355 seats in Duma election; 4 other parties cross threshold to enter parliament

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Russia-Ukraine war: Russian strikes knock out three of Ukraine's largest steel plants

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Russia has issued a sharp warning to the United States, cautioning that an attack on Iran would have “disastrous consequences.” The warning follows escalating rhetoric from President Donald Trump and heightened military activity in the region. Moscow’s intervention raises fears that any strike on Iran could trigger a broader confrontation involving major global powers. This breaking update looks at Russia’s warning, the geopolitical stakes, and how close the crisis may be to spiralling further.

Russia Warns U.S. of Disastrous Consequences If Iran Is Attacked

Breaking developments in the U.S.–Iran standoff. President Donald Trump has urged Iranians to take over their country’s institutions, a statement widely seen as a major escalation amid unrest inside Iran and rising U.S. military pressure in the region. With Washington issuing evacuation advisories and refusing to rule out the use of force, tensions are at a critical point. This report explains what Trump’s remarks signal, how Iran may respond, and why fears of a wider conflict are growing.

U.S. President Donald Trump Has Told Iranians to Take Over the Country's Institutions

Snowmelt supplies one-fourth of regional river runoff for 2 billion people; deficits now signal cryosphere collapse, risking agriculture, hydropower, and heightened disasters like landslides.


 Himalayas' Historic Snow Drought Deepens Crisis

Sudan's Armed Forces (SAF) launched a major offensive against Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in southwestern provinces like Kordofan and Darfur, destroying 240+ RSF vehicles amid escalating territorial battles.



Sudan Armed Forces Attack RSF in Southwest 

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrives for his first state visit to India, welcomed by PM Modi at Sabarmati Ashram in Ahmedabad to underscore deepening bilateral ties.



Modi Welcomes German Chancellor to Sabarmati

Spain leads "Operation White Tide" in seizing a record 10 tons of cocaine from a Cameroon-flagged ship in the mid-Atlantic high seas, collaborating with U.S., Brazil, France, and Portugal authorities.



White Tide Op: Spain's Largest Drug Haul Ever 

UK research reveals 2-year-olds average 129 minutes of daily screen time-double WHO limits-with 98% exposed regularly, linked to poorer language skills and behavioral issues.


Research Reveals Excess Screen Time Spent by 2-year-olds in UK 

NASA is preparing to conduct the first-ever medical evacuation from space, a historic milestone in human spaceflight and astronaut safety. This operation aims to safely transport an ill or injured astronaut back to Earth using advanced technologies and emergency protocols.

NASA to Conduct the First Ever Medical Evacuation From Space

West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has launched a scathing attack on the Union Government following Enforcement Directorate (ED) raids at the IPAC headquarters and the residence of its co-founder, Pratik Jain. The Chief Minister personally visited the raid sites in Kolkata, allegedly retrieving documents during the ongoing operation. Banerjee accused the central agency of acting as a political tool for the BJP to access the Trinamool Congress's (TMC) confidential campaign strategies and candidate lists ahead of the 2026 assembly elections. 


ED Raid on Political Consultancy I-PAC, West Bengal CM Accuses ED of Seizing TMC's Election Strategy

An Iranian police officer was chased and fatally shot amid escalating anti-government protests across the country. Demonstrations have spread to multiple cities as citizens voice anger over political and economic grievances, raising concerns about growing unrest and security challenges in Iran. Stay updated on the latest developments from the region.

Iran Unrest: Iranian Cop Chased in Car, Shot Dead Amid Anti-govt Protests 

Scientists are warning of growing risks to satellites as a mysterious weak spot in Earth’s magnetic field continues to expand. The anomaly could expose spacecraft to increased radiation, raising concerns for navigation, communication, and space technology.


Solar Radiation Pours Through Earth’s Gap, Satellites Reveal Growing Weak Spot in Magnetic Field

Russian attacks have plunged large parts of Ukraine into darkness, leaving around 1 million Ukrainians without electricity. Power outages are affecting homes, businesses, and critical infrastructure, highlighting the severe impact of ongoing conflict on civilians. Stay updated on the latest developments in Ukraine’s energy crisis and wartime challenges.

Russian Strikes Plunge Ukraine Into Darkness, 1 Million Left Without Power

The UK and France have signed a declaration of intent on deploying troops in Ukraine if a peace deal is made with Russia, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has announced.


UK, France agree to send troops to Ukraine if peace deal struck

Iran is witnessing a wave of protests spreading across multiple cities, with at least 36 people reported dead according to right-wing groups monitoring the unrest. Citizens have taken to the streets demanding political reforms, while authorities reportedly respond with force.


Iran protests: Iranian leaders distinguish demonstrators from rioters  

Ukraine has witnessed a major shake-up in its intelligence agency, with the chief being removed as part of a broader security restructuring. The move highlights President Zelensky’s efforts to strengthen national security, improve intelligence operations, and respond to ongoing internal and external threats. Stay tuned for updates on Ukraine’s security reforms and political developments.

Ukraine: Major Shake-Up in Ukraine’s Intelligence Agency, Chief Removed

At a United Nations Security Council (UNSC) meeting, Russia urged the United States to release Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, while protesters gathered outside Manhattan court demanding his freedom. The developments highlight growing international tension over Maduro’s trial, with debates on sovereignty, international law, and human rights. Stay tuned for updates on this high-profile case.

UNSC Meet: Russia Urges US to Free Maduro, Protesters Rally in Manhattan

Iran has conducted new missile drills that have spooked Israel, with reports suggesting the exercises could be a cover for a potential attack. Tensions rise as the U.S. monitors the situation closely. 

Iran Witnesses Biggest Protests in 3 Years, Carries Out Massive Military Drill Involving Missiles 

Beijing has imposed tax on Condoms. People in China will have to pay a 13% sales tax on contraceptives from 1 January, while childcare services will be exempt. After imposing a strict one-child policy for more than 30 years, China has over the past decade been introducing a range of attractive offers to induce people to have more children in a bid to boost the falling birthrate.


Tax on contraceptives draws ridicule & concern inside China

India is likely to experience below-average minimum temperatures in January, with colder nights expected across several regions, according to weather forecasts, raising concerns over cold wave conditions.


India to below-average minimum temperature in January

The Russia - Ukraine war has carried into the New Year with fresh accusations and intensified drone attacks, even as peace talks remain stalled. Russia claims Ukrainian drones struck a New Year celebration site in the coastal village of Khorly, killing civilians, including a child. Ukraine has not commented on the allegation, while accusing Moscow of launching hundreds of drone strikes targeting energy infrastructure across the country. The escalation comes as President Vladimir Putin orders Russian forces to push deeper into northern Ukraine to create a buffer zone, and as U.S.-led diplomatic efforts struggle to gain traction. With both sides trading blame and signaling further military action, the conflict 

Russia, Ukraine Enter 2026 With Deadly Drone Strikes, Talks Fail

The Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) carried out a salvo launch of two indigenous Pralay missiles from the same launcher on Wednesday. The test was held off the coast of Odisha at around 10:30 in the morning. The flight tests were conducted as part of user evaluation trials.


Pralay missile test conducted at integrated test range off the coast of Odisha

Khaleda Zia, Bangladesh’s first female prime minister and longtime leader of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), has died at the age of 80 after a prolonged illness. A dominant figure in the country’s politics for decades, Khaleda played a key role in shaping Bangladesh’s democratic journey following years of military rule. She served twice as prime minister and was known for her intense rivalry with Sheikh Hasina, which defined national politics for years. This report looks back at her political rise, major milestones, controversies, and the enduring legacy she leaves behind in Bangladesh’s history.


Bangladesh mourns death of former PM Khaleda Zia 

Iran’s capital is witnessing fresh unrest as economic protests enter a third day in Tehran. 
Demonstrations triggered by soaring inflation, a collapsing rial and shortages of power and water have drawn in shopkeepers, students and middle-class Iranians, a combination that has historically alarmed the regime.

Students join protests in Iran as pressure on government grows

Karnataka Chief Minister has accused the central government of violating the principles of cooperative federalism. The remarks come amid ongoing disagreements between the state and Centre over governance, autonomy, and policy implementation, highlighting tensions in India’s federal structure.

Karnataka CM Accuses Centre of Violating Cooperative Federalism

The Indian government has issued a strong advisory to social media platforms, warning that failure to act against obscene, vulgar, pornographic, paedophilic, and other unlawful content could invite legal action. The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) directed platforms to review their compliance frameworks, remove prohibited content promptly, and ensure strict adherence to the IT Act and IT Rules, 2021.

Centre Warns Social Media Platforms Over Obscene and Unlawful Content

Great white sharks in the Mediterranean Sea are facing the threat of extinction, with illegal fishing and industrial activity driving rapid population declines. US scientists, in partnership with the UK’s Blue Marine Foundation, report that at least 40 great whites have been killed in North African ports in 2025 alone. These sharks are protected under international law, but footage and market observations reveal continued illegal trade. Researchers are now working to track the remaining sharks, highlighting the urgent need for conservation.

Great White Sharks At Risk Of Extinction: Disappearing From The Mediterranean

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