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A federal judge has ruled that grand jury records from the investigation into Ghislaine Maxwell’s sex trafficking activities will be unsealed, citing a new law requiring the Justice Department to release files related to Jeffrey Epstein and Maxwell. The documents, which include grand jury transcripts, financial records, and victim interviews, will be edited to protect the identities of victims and other sensitive information.

Epstein Files: Judge Orders Release of Maxwell Probe Grand Jury Records 

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has responded to mounting U.S. pressure by announcing that Mexico will delay its water deliveries to the United States, with additional releases scheduled for the coming years. The move comes amid threats from President Trump to impose tariffs if Mexico does not immediately fulfill its obligations under the 1944 water treaty. 

Sheinbaum Responds to U.S. Pressure: Mexico Delays Water Delivery, More to Come

A NASA astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts have safely returned to Earth following a mission that covered roughly 168 million kilometers. 

NASA, Russian Crew Returns to Earth After Epic 168 Million Kilometer Journey 

Saudi Arabia: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, has experienced heavy rainfall that has led to significant flooding and traffic congestion across the city. Residents have been urged to remain indoors as emergency services respond to the situation, with several areas reporting waterlogged streets and disrupted movement. The unexpected downpour, rare for this time of year, has prompted authorities to issue safety warnings and advise people to avoid unnecessary travel.


Saudi Arabia: Jeddah Drenched by Heavy Rain, Floods Cause Chaos

Honduran President Xiomara Castro has publicly accused U.S. President Donald Trump of meddling in Honduras’ presidential election, claiming an “electoral coup” is being orchestrated. Castro cited threats, manipulation of vote transmission systems, and direct intervention by Trump in support of a conservative candidate as evidence of interference. 

Honduras President Accuses Trump of Electoral Coup, Interference in Polls

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has stated he is ready to hold elections in Ukraine, responding directly to President Trump's criticism that Ukraine should conduct a vote despite the ongoing war. Zelensky emphasized his commitment to democracy and said he would proceed with elections when conditions allow, rejecting suggestions that Ukraine is not a true democracy.

Zelensky Says Ready to Hold Elections, Responds to Trump's Democracy Comments

The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, discovered in July 2025, is spinning at a rate that defies current scientific understanding, prompting NASA and global observatories to intensify their study of this cosmic visitor. As the third confirmed interstellar object to pass through our solar system, 3I/ATLAS has already revealed unexpected behaviors, including rapid spinning and unusually high water loss, forcing scientists to reconsider long-held theories about comet formation and stability.

3I/ATLAS Comet Spins Faster Than Possible: Cosmic Mystery Sends NASA Scrambling

Two senior U.S. officials have arrived in India for a five-day visit focused on strategic cooperation. Key agenda items include trade expansion, defense partnerships, critical technologies, and regional security. The talks aim to reinforce the growing India-U.S. strategic relationship amid evolving Indo-Pacific dynamics.

India-US To Hold High-Level Strategic Talks on Indo-Pacific & Economic Priorities

The Indigo crisis continues to impact passengers as operations struggle to return to normal. Airlines have confirmed that operations are expected to stabilise by December 10, but passengers remain frustrated amid delays and cancellations.


India's Aviation Minister Speaks At Rajya Sabha on IndiGo Choas

A devastating fire broke out on the dance floor of a nightclub in Arpora, Goa, resulting in the deaths of four tourists and fourteen staff members. The tragedy has shaken the region and raised urgent questions about safety, preparedness, and emergency response. This video covers what is known so far and the impact of this heartbreaking incident.

Goa Fire Tragedy: Nightclub Owners Fled To Phuket After Fire Broke Out

Police raided the offices of UNRWA, the UN agency for Palestinian refugees and their descendants, in East Jerusalem Monday morning, according to the organization’s chief, amid an ongoing Israeli crackdown on the organization’s activities.

UN Condemns Israeli Raid on UNRWA Compound in East Jerusalem

Mamdani is calling on New Yorkers to stand up to ICE and protect their communities. In his new video, he reminds residents to know their rights, stay informed, and support their neighbors during immigration encounters and enforcement actions.

Mamdani Warns New Yorkers About ICE Encounters | New Yorkers Must Know Their Rights

European leaders rallied behind Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday night amid hopes they might finally achieve a breakthrough to allow Ukraine access to billions of pounds of frozen Russian assets.

European Leaders Rally Behind Ukraine in Downing Street Talks

The European Union has fined 'X', formerly known as Twitter, for breaching digital regulations, marking another escalation in the bloc's enforcement of online platform rules. The fine comes amid ongoing scrutiny of major tech companies' compliance with EU laws, and has drawn criticism from U.S. Senator Marco Rubio, who questioned the fairness and impact of the EU's regulatory actions. 

Donald Trump Slams European Union's €120 Million Fine on X

IndiGo has been granted an extension to submit its show-cause response, bringing new developments in the ongoing regulatory process. In this video, we break down what the show-cause notice means, why the extension was granted, and how this decision could impact the airline and the aviation sector.

IndiGo Crisis: IndiGo Expects Flight Operations To Stabilise By December 10 

The United Nations has urged the Taliban to end the ban on Afghan women working in its offices. The restrictions are putting vital humanitarian services at risk and violating human rights principles.

UN Urges Taliban To Lift Women Work Ban, Says Ban Puts Critical Services in Danger

Sudan has been shaken by a series of devastating drone strikes targeting a kindergarten, a hospital, and even those rushing to rescue children.

Sudan Crisis: RSF Targets Kindergarten and Hospital in New Drone Strikes 

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The Interior Minister of Benin has stated that a coup attempt against the government has been foiled. The claim comes amid rising tensions and uncertainty in the West African nation. This video breaks down what is known so far, how authorities responded, and what it could mean for Benin’s stability moving forward.

Benin Coup Attempt: Calm Persists in Benin Streets After Benin Govt Foils Military Coup

Qatar and Egypt, guarantors of the Gaza ceasefire, called on Saturday for the withdrawal of Israeli troops and the deployment of an international stabilisation force as the necessary next steps in fully implementing the fragile agreement.

Qatari PM Urges Withdrawal of Israeli Troops

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) opened fire in the West Bank, killing one Palestinian man during clashes in the Odala village, south of Nablus. Palestinian sources say Israeli forces shot the man during confrontations following Friday prayers, with witnesses reporting the use of live rounds and tear gas. 


IDF Opens Fire in West Bank, Palestinians Say Israeli Forces Killed Man

Pakistan-Afghanistan: The Afghan Taliban has confirmed that Pakistani forces launched attacks on Afghan military posts, especially in the Spin Boldak district of Kandahar province, triggering retaliatory strikes and heavy border clashes. 


Pakistan-Afghanistan: Taliban Confirms Border Attacks by Pakistan

The European Union has fined 'X', formerly known as Twitter, for breaching digital regulations, marking another escalation in the bloc's enforcement of online platform rules. The fine comes amid ongoing scrutiny of major tech companies' compliance with EU laws, and has drawn criticism from U.S. Senator Marco Rubio, who questioned the fairness and impact of the EU's regulatory actions. 


European Union Fines 'X', Rubio Criticizes EU Move 

The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), the National Security Agency (NSA), and the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security have jointly warned of a major cyber breach, highlighting the use of a sophisticated backdoor malware called "BRICKSTORM" by Chinese state-sponsored actors targeting critical government and IT infrastructure. 

U.S. and Canada Alert Critical Networks Over Major Cyber Threat

A Ukrainian drone has struck the Grozny-City skyscraper in Chechnya, causing extensive damage to several floors of the high-rise building, which houses key regional government offices. Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov confirmed the attack and stated that no casualties were reported, but vowed a strong response to the incident.


Ukraine Drone Attack Targets Chechen Capital, Skyscraper Damaged

IndiGo has faced massive flight delays and cancellations across India due to a combination of technical glitches, crew shortages, and new government regulations on pilot duty hours. Major airports such as Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru have seen significant disruptions, with passengers experiencing long waits and confusion at check-in and boarding areas. 

IndiGo Issues 'Heartfelt Apology' To Customers After 2 Days Of Flight Disruptions

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