
The International Court of Justice while delivering its ruling on South Africa's genocide case against Israel urged to immediately safeguard the Palestinian population in the besieged territory and ordered the Jewish nation to report back in a month. WION breaks down the court's ruling for you in five lucid pointers.
In Alabama,the execution carried out by the state on January 25 using nitrogen gas faced global criticism with the UN condemning it as cruel. However, Alabama defended itself saying that the process was carried out humanely.
In other news, India, the world's largest democracy, marked its 75th year as a free Republic on January 26. French President Emmanuel Macron was invited as the chief guest as the nation showed its military prowess on the Kartavya Path in New Delhi.
5 key takeaways from ICJ order in Gaza genocide case against Israel

The International Court of Justice issued a series of provisional measures on Israel while giving its ruling on South Africa's case against the Jewish nation alleging genocide in Gaza. The court showed the urgency of protecting Palestinian people in the besieged territory of Gaza, however, it refrained from mandating an immediate ceasefire.
US: Alabama faces international criticism for 'cruel' nitrogen execution

The first-ever execution carried out by the US state of Alabama, using nitrogen gas, on Thursday (Jan 25) received widespread criticism from the international community forbeing 'cruel'. They alsoheldthe controversial method adopted by the United Statesof being close to "torture."
Republic Day 2024 Parade: Women-led spectacle with Ram, Rafale, G20 success and Indo-French bonhomie

On themorning of January 26,the world's biggest democracy began its march as a free Republic for the 75th year since its constitution was first implemented in 1950. With French President Emmanuel Macron as the chief guest, the nation began its show of might on Kartavya Path in New Delhi.

Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu on Friday (January 26)extended Republic Day greetings to Indian President Droupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi amid the ongoing diplomatic tensions between the two countries. This gesture comes in the wake of a recent diplomatic row triggered by derogatory comments made by Maldivian Deputy Minister Mariyam Shiuna about India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Cyclone Kirrily leaves thousands of Australians without power

Cyclone Kirrily hit Australia on Thursday (January 25) leaving tens of thousands of people in Queensland without power. The tropical Cyclone Kirrily, which is a category two system, brought in high-speed winds and intense rain along with it in northeastern Australia. It made landfall near the tourist town of Townsville. Post landfall, the status of the storm was degraded to a tropical low on Friday.
Kansas City Chiefs fans death: Mystery deepens as parents allege foul play

The families of three Kansas City Chiefs fans are grappling with the sudden and mysterious deaths of their loved ones.
Putin willing to let Ukraine join NATO? New report indicates renewed peace effort

Days after the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said that the US is "always open" to talks with Russia, it has emerged that Russian President Vladimir Putin is reportedly looking for ways to engage with the United States.
Britain's King Charles III admitted to hospital for prostate surgery: Buckingham Palace

Britain's King Charles III was admitted to a London hospital on Friday morning (Jan26) foran enlarged prostate. Charles, 75, was at TheLondonClinic withQueen Camilla by his side.
Maratha quota march: Who is Manoj Jarange-Patil? Activist who brought thousands to Mumbai’s doorstep

Activist Manoj Jarange-Patil who has been at the forefront of the recent agitation demanding reservations for the Maratha community under the Other Backward Classes (OBC) category in the Indian state of Maharashtra, called off his march to Mumbai, for now, on Friday (Jan 26).
Flashback Friday: Revisiting the 1944 'Bombay Plan' and its vision for India

India marks its 75th Republic Day on January 26 -- the day its Constitution came into effect. A 1976 amendment to the Constitution added the word 'socialist' to the preamble.