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Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has signaled openness to dialogue with China, softening her stance amid rising tensions. Beijing has demanded an apology and retraction of her earlier remarks on Taiwan, keeping diplomatic relations under strain.


China-Japan Tensions: Japan PM Takaichi Seeks Dialogue With China 

Bangladesh and the United States have finalised a reciprocal tariff deal in Washington following nine months of negotiations. This video explains the agreement’s key points, potential economic impacts, and what it means for trade between the two nations.


US-Bangladesh Trade Deal: US Lowers Bangladesh Tariffs By 1%

Indian government is reportedly set to approve a massive ₹3.25 lakh crore deal for 114 Rafale fighter jets. This comes as French President Macron is visiting India. After the precision strikes of Operation Sindoor, the IAF is also fast-tracking a major order for SCALP cruise missiles and Meteor air-to-air missiles. We break down the technical details of the deal, the 'Make in India' deal, and how this gives India total air dominance over its rivals.


India Arms Rafales With SCALP Missiles, IAF Gets Deadly Long-Range Strike Boost

Big Tech companies, including Instagram and YouTube, are facing trial in California over alleged harm to teen mental health. This landmark case examines whether social media platforms can be held liable for the psychological impacts on minors.

Big Tech on Trial Over Teen Mental Health | Instagram & YouTube Face Lawsuit

The BCCI has announced its latest central contracts, with star players Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma being handed Grade B contracts. This video breaks down the full list of central contracts, the grades assigned to top players, and what this means for India’s cricketing lineup and salaries.

BCCI Announces Central Contracts: Virat Kohli & Rohit Sharma Given Grade B

Political fallout from the Epstein files has triggered a leadership crisis in the UK, with Scotland’s Labour leader calling for Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s resignation. Despite key resignations from his inner circle, Starmer says he is not walking away and has survived the crisis for now.


UK in Turmoil Over Epstein Files as Starmer Fights to Survive Leadership Crisis 

The United Nations has criticised Israel’s newly approved measures expanding control over the occupied West Bank and urged a reversal of the move. Palestinian officials have called for international action, warning the steps could further escalate tensions in the region.


Israel-Hamas Tensions: UN Slams New Israeli Measures in Occupied West Bank, Palestinians Urge Action

Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with police in Sydney during Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s visit. Authorities used tear gas and pepper spray to disperse crowds as tensions escalated in the city.


Sydney Pro-Palestinian Protest: Police Resort To Tear Gas, Pepper Spray To Disperse Protesters

New details have surfaced from the Jeffrey Epstein files, with lawmakers revealing six new individuals who are “likely incriminated.” This video examines the latest findings, the context of the ongoing investigations, and the implications for high-profile figures connected to Epstein.

New Names Emerge from Epstein Files as Lawmakers Reveal Likely Incriminated

Iran has intensified its crackdown on dissent even as diplomatic talks with the United States continue. Security forces have arrested activists, reformist figures, and filmmakers who co‑signed a protest statement critical of the government.

Iran Steps Up Arrests Amid US Talks as Activists, Filmmakers Detained

Cuba is experiencing its most severe energy crisis in decades, affecting daily life and infrastructure across the island. Meanwhile, former President Trump has intensified political and economic pressure on Havana. This video explores the crisis, its causes, and the potential impacts on Cuba’s population and international relations.

Cuba’s Energy Crisis Deepens as Oil Shipments Disrupted by US Sanctions

Chad hosted a vibrant Saharan cultural festival as horsemen, dancers and drummers gathered in the desert to celebrate tradition. Ethnolinguistic groups from across the Sahara showcased music, movement and heritage in a rare display of regional unity.


Chad Celebrates Saharan Cultural Festival With Music, Dance and Desert Traditions

Breast cancer screening has long depended on the trained eye of radiologists analysing complex mammograms. But with screening volumes rising worldwide, artificial intelligence is emerging as a powerful support tool. From France's Gustave Roussy Institute to Sweden's national screening system, AI now acts as a 'second look' by flagging suspicious areas for doctors to review. Studies involving over 100,000 scans show improved cancer detection without increasing false alarms. Yet experts stress that AI cannot replace human judgement.


Human Eyes Remain Key In Mammogram Analysis 

The tragic deaths of the Ghaziabad sisters have reopened questions about their family circumstances and the events leading up to the incident. Investigators are meticulously mapping the family’s timeline to understand potential factors and uncover details that may explain the sisters’ untimely deaths. Authorities are examining all aspects, including home environment, social interactions, and previous complaints, to piece together a clearer picture. The case has drawn widespread attention, highlighting concerns over child safety and family dynamics.

Tragic Ghaziabad Case: Investigators Map Sisters’ Timeline

A towering 15-foot golden statue of Donald Trump, dubbed “Don Colossus,” remains uninstalled in Ohio after a payment dispute stalled the project. The fate of the controversial statue is now uncertain as organisers and contractors remain locked in disagreement.


Trump’s Golden Statue Crippled: 15-Foot ‘Don Colossus’ Lies Uninstalled Amid Payment Dispute

Officials from the ICC and Pakistan Cricket Board held talks in Lahore after the Pakistan government announced a boycott of the India match. The discussions focus on the implications for the tournament and the future of the high-profile India-Pakistan fixture.


ICC, PCB Hold Talks in Lahore Over Pakistan Government’s India Match Boycott 

Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister and Bhumjaithai Party leader Anutin Charnvirakul has expressed readiness for coalition talks following recent election results. Charnvirakul acknowledged that the party received more support than expected, positioning them as a key player in forming the next government. Political analysts note that these negotiations could shape Thailand’s domestic policies, including economic recovery, public health, and infrastructure projects.

Thailand’s Anutin Charnvirakul Eyes Coalition Talks After Election Surprise

Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate Narges Mohammadi has been sentenced to a lengthy prison term by a Revolutionary Court, drawing global concern over human rights and political repression. Mohammadi was convicted on charges including “gathering and collusion against national security” and “propaganda against the state,” resulting in a multi‑year sentence, travel ban, and internal exile. The sentence comes as she was reportedly on a hunger strike and amid broader government crackdowns on dissent.

Iran Sentences Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi | Severe Prison Term Imposed

Kenya faces a severe surge in Kala-azar (visceral leishmaniasis), with cases jumping from 1,575 in 2024 to over 3,577 in early 2025. The deadly parasite-borne disease, spread by sandflies and worsened by climate change, affects arid regions including Wajir, Mandera, and Turkana. With a 95% fatality rate if untreated, local authorities are racing to contain the outbreak and prevent further deaths.


Kenyan Cases Of Visceral Leishmaniasis More Than Double In a Year

Israel and the United States are pushing Tehran to go beyond nuclear discussions by pressing Iran to limit the range of its ballistic missiles and curb support for regional proxies as part of revived talks aimed at avoiding further conflict. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is set to meet US President Donald Trump to align on strategy, with Israel demanding broader security measures and stricter limits on Iran’s missile program. The diplomatic push highlights deep disagreements over how to handle Iran’s strategic arsenal while keeping negotiations alive.

Israel & US Push Iran to Curb Missile Capabilities in Nuclear Talks

Israel has announced measures to tighten its control over the West Bank, a move that has drawn sharp criticism from Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who called the decision “dangerous” and warned it could escalate tensions in the region. The development comes amid ongoing disputes over settlements, security, and territorial governance. International observers are closely monitoring the situation, highlighting concerns about potential unrest and the impact on Israeli-Palestinian relations.

Israel Moves to Tighten West Bank Control | Abbas Calls Decision ‘Dangerous’

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, has resigned, taking responsibility for advising the appointment of Peter Mandelson amid renewed scrutiny over Epstein-linked controversies. The development has intensified questions over Starmer’s leadership and judgment.


UK Turmoil: Starmer’s Chief of Staff Resigns Amid Epstein-Linked Mandelson Row

Sanae Takaichi has secured a historic landslide victory in Japan’s snap elections, marking the strongest showing for the LDP since former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated Takaichi, stating that India-Japan ties will grow stronger under her leadership. Takaichi has pledged economic reforms, a bold foreign policy, and stronger regional cooperation. Her victory has global implications, with leaders around the world recognizing Japan’s strategic importance.

Japan’s New Era: Takaichi Sweeps Snap Election, Modi Praises

South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb accidentally distributed around 620,000 BTC (worth ~$44 billion) to 249-695 users during a "Random Box" promo, intending to give just 2,000 KRW (~$1.50) each. A configuration error credited full Bitcoin units instead, sparking a sell-off that crashed BTC prices 16% on the platform to 81M KRW before rebounding.

Bithumb Glitch Gifts $44B Bitcoin in Epic Error

Pakistan's government released Imran Khan's medical report from PIMS hospital, confirming his stable health amid rising speculation over his condition in Adiala Jail.


Imran Khan: Pak govt shares Imran's Medical report 

The Kinshasa Fashion Lab, a France-supported initiative at the Regional Fashion Institute in Africa (IRMA), hosted its first showcase where 12 designers from five Central African countries presented collections after six months of free training in sewing, design, and entrepreneurship.


Kinshasa Fashion Lab Unveils Central African Talent

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