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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

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

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

In Lakshmipur, Bangladesh, the house of BNP leader Belal Hossain was set on fire, sparking outrage. The BNP condemns the attack and demands justice, highlighting rising political tensions.

Bangladesh: BNP Leader’s House Torched in Lakshmipur, Party Demands Justice

Train passengers travelling in AC coaches and non-AC passengers on Mail and Express trains will have to pay slightly more from December 26, as the Railway Ministry has increased fares by 2 paise per kilometre for these categories. A passenger travelling 500 km in a non-AC coach will have to pay Rs 10 extra.

Indian Government Hikes Fares For Long-Distance Trains

Palestinians in Gaza are slowly bringing back Christmas celebrations after more than two years of war. The Holy Family Church in Gaza City gathered this week to decorate the church.

Palestinian Christians Attend Mass in Gaza Ahead of Christmas

Afghanistan's Minister of Public Health, Mawlawi Noor Jalal Jalali, has praised India's long standing support for Afghan healthcare, highlighting medical visas as a "vital humanitarian channel" during a visit to New Delhi. Speaking to WION's Sidhant Sibal exclusively, Jalali noted that "Afghans have been regularly traveling to India for medical treatment for a long time." India has established a thalassaemia centre and a modern diagnostic centre and replaced the heating system at Kabul's Indira Gandhi Institute of Child Health. It will also construct a 30-bed hospital in Kabul's Bagrami district, an oncology centre, a trauma centre, and five maternity health clinics.


Mawlawi Noor Jalal Jalali Praises India's Healthcare Support to Afghanistan

Life behind bars can feel slow and isolating, making it difficult for inmates to reintegrate into society after release. A California prison is testing virtual reality (VR) programs to prepare inmates for life outside, helping them build skills, cope with challenges, and reconnect with the outside world.

California Prison Tests VR to Help Inmates Reconnect With Society

A US proposal to rebuild war-torn Gaza into a high-tech, luxurious coastal destination over the next two decades has been pitched to possible donor countries, according to a report on Friday.

Trump Administration Plans To Transform Gaza Into High-Tech City

Israel has approved 19 new settlements in the West Bank, escalating tensions in the region. The move draws international criticism as the settlements are considered illegal under international law.

Israel Approves 19 New West Bank Settlements Amid Controversy

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-Israel Tension: New Iranian Missile Drills Raise Israel Concerns Over Possible Attack

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 Investigation: Justice Dept Denies Epstein Cover-Up, Explains Trump Photo Removal

The United States and Ukraine hailed the recent Miami talks as productive, aiming to find ways to end the ongoing war with Russia. Officials describe the discussions as constructive, highlighting continued diplomacy amid conflict.

US-Ukraine Talk: Miami Talks Between US and Ukraine Deemed Productive

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called on the US to increase pressure on Russia, stressing diplomacy, arms supplies, and sanctions, as Moscow continues its offensive, hitting eastern regions and civilian areas.


Zelensky Calls on US to Step Up Pressure on Russia to End War

Bangladesh witnessed a sea of people joining the funeral of the popular figure of the July 2024 uprising, Sharif Osman Hadi, in a state mourning on Saturday.

Hundreds of thousands of people joined the funeral of slain political activist and aspirant of Dhaka-8 constituency of the February 2026 election, held before the national parliament in Dhaka.

Hadi, 32, was laid to rest near the Dhaka University Central Mosque, next to the grave of national poet Kazi Nazrul Islam, whose writings inspired an uprising.

Osman Hadi's Funeral Held at Central Mosque of Dhaka University

Russian President Vladimir Putin holds his annual end-of-year televised news conference, taking questions from members of the public as well as Russian and international media. The event is broadcast nationwide and traditionally covers domestic and international issues. Join us live to know more on this!


Putin's Marathon Annual Presser Turns Into 'Ask-Me-Anything' 

Hundreds of motorcycle-riding Santas paraded through Sofia on Saturday (December 20) as the Bulgarian capital counts down to Christmas. 


Sofia Turns Festive as Hundreds of Motorcycle-Riding Santas Parade

Two Palestinians were killed in the occupied West Bank amid fresh tensions, as security operations and clashes were reported in the area. Authorities are investigating the incident while the situation on the ground remains tense.


Occupied West Bank Sees Fresh Violence, Two Palestinians Killed

US forces intercepted a second Venezuelan oil tanker as Trump intensifies pressure on Maduro, citing sanctions, drug trafficking, and oil disputes, while Venezuela condemns the action and vows legal retaliation.

Venezuela on Oil Tanker Seizure: Its Theft & Kidnapping

A new assistance service has launched on China’s Shenzhen Metro for passengers with visual impairments—and it comes without a leash. Introducing Xiaosuan, or “Little Garlic”, an AI-driven robotic dog designed to guide and support visually impaired riders. For the first month, metro staff will supervise and step in when necessary. If the trial proves successful, the programme may be extended to additional stations throughout Shenzhen.

China: AI Robotic Dog Guides Visually Impaired Passengers on Shenzhen Metro | World DNA 

The United States (US) on Friday (local time) launched military strikes in Syria, in response to the killing of American soldiers and a civilian by the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) earlier this month. The military strikes, named Operation Hawkeye, targeted the 'strongholds' of ISIS, with President Donald Trump warning terrorists against attacking American nationals.


US Targets Islamic State After Killing of Three US Troops in Syria 

The European Union is delaying a massive free-trade deal with South American countries after fiery protests by farmers and last-minute opposition by France and Italy threatened to derail the pact, seen by its backers as an important geopolitical move for both continents.


EU Delays Mercosur Trade Deal After Farmer Protests in France, Italy 

The governor of Russia's central bank, Elvira Nabiullina, spoke on Friday after the bank cut its key interest rate by 50 basis points to 16%.


Russia Cuts Key Rate to 16% | Rouble Strengthens After Rate Cut

Hundreds of thousands of Epstein files have been released. The Justice Department published the documents online Friday afternoon, which include a mix of previously public and newly unsealed records. Plus, never before released photos.


US DOJ Releases Files on Jeffrey Epstein | Democrats Call Release Incomplete 

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