Wangchuk Writes 'Forever Positive' in Solitary Confinement
Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk remains optimistic in Jodhpur jail, writing a book and finding inspiration in ants' teamwork despite harsh conditions.
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Kuwait Tests Civil Defence Sirens Nationwide Monday
Kuwait's Ministry of Interior announces routine civil defence siren tests across the country on Monday at 10:00 am local time to ensure emergency system readiness.
Kuwait Tests Civil Defence Sirens Nationwide Monday
Kuwait's Ministry of Interior will test civil defence sirens across the country on Monday at 10:00 am local time. Authorities confirm this is a routine safety exercise with no cause for alarm.
Kuwait Tests Civil Defence Sirens Nationwide Monday
Kuwait's Ministry of Interior announces routine civil defence siren tests across the country on Monday at 10:00 am local time. Authorities confirm this is a regular safety exercise.
Ukraine Drone Strike Cuts Power to 200,000 in Zaporizhzhia
A Ukrainian drone strike damaged energy infrastructure in Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia, leaving over 200,000 without power amid freezing temperatures. Zelenskyy reports heavy attacks.
Hindu Businessman Killed in Bangladesh, Three Arrested
A Hindu businessman was beaten to death in Bangladesh's Gazipur district following a dispute over bananas. Three suspects are now in custody as authorities investigate.
Russia Plans Strikes on Ukraine Nuclear Plant Substations
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Sybiha warns Russia is planning dangerous strikes on substations supplying power to Ukraine's nuclear plants, raising global safety concerns.
Cold Intensifies in Kashmir, IMD Predicts Wet Weather
Cold conditions have intensified across Kashmir, with the IMD forecasting spells of wet weather. Temperatures are dropping, and residents are bracing for more chilly days ahead.
Pakistan Gas Firms Sit on PKR 1.5 Trillion Dues Amid Crisis
Pakistan's energy mismanagement deepens as gas utilities fail to recover PKR 1.5 trillion in dues, exacerbating the country's ongoing power and gas shortages.
Syrian Forces Seize al-Omar Oil Field in Major Northern Push
Syrian government forces captured the country's largest oil field and strategic cities in a rapid northern offensive against Kurdish-led SDF forces, intensifying clashes across the region.
Iraq Takes Full Control of Ain Al-Asad Base After US Exit
Iraqi forces now command the strategic Ain Al-Asad airbase following a complete US military withdrawal, marking a pivotal shift in regional security dynamics and sovereignty.
Magnitude 3.5 Earthquake Hits Myanmar
A minor earthquake measuring 3.5 magnitude struck Myanmar today. Authorities confirm no immediate reports of damage or injuries from the seismic event.
Baloch Woman Vanishes, Pakistan's Enforced Disappearances Unchecked
A Baloch woman has vanished in Pakistan, underscoring the ongoing issue of enforced disappearances that continue without accountability. The case adds to the growing list of missing persons in the region.
UK PM Slams Trump's Tariff Threats Over Greenland
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak strongly condemns former US President Donald Trump's threats to impose tariffs on European nations regarding Greenland, calling the approach 'completely wrong'.
US Army Readies 1,500 Soldiers for Minnesota Deployment
The Pentagon has placed 1,500 active-duty soldiers on prepare-to-deploy orders for Minnesota as protests escalate. President Trump threatens to use the Insurrection Act.
Trump's Nvidia Chip Sale to China Sparks Security Fears
Lawmakers and former officials warn that President Trump's approval of Nvidia H200 AI chip sales to China could boost Beijing's military capabilities in nuclear weapons and cyber warfare.
Europe Pushes Back Against Trump Tariffs Over Greenland
European leaders are strongly opposing new tariffs imposed by Donald Trump on the UK and France, linked to Greenland's potential takeover, escalating trade tensions.
Einstein Visa Demand Surges as Indians Seek US Green Cards
Interest in the EB-1 'Einstein visa' has skyrocketed among Indians facing H-1B hurdles. Brokers offer services to help applicants appear extraordinary, raising concerns about credential buying.
Tricity Weather: Warmer Days, Cold Nights This Week
The Tricity region will experience slightly warmer daytime temperatures this week, but nights will remain cold with minimums around 5-6°C. Dense fog is expected on most days, affecting visibility.
EU President Backs Greenland's Sovereignty, Rejects Sale Idea
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola firmly rejects any notion of selling Greenland, emphasizing respect for its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Trump Calls for New Leadership in Iran After Khamenei's US Blame
Former US President Donald Trump has called for a change in Iran's leadership following Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei's accusations that the US is behind recent unrest in the country.
Luni River: Rajasthan's River That Vanishes in Gujarat
Explore the Luni River's unique path from Rajasthan's Aravalli ranges to its disappearance in Gujarat's arid plains, revealing India's hydrological diversity and water challenges in dry regions.
Kaziranga Corridor to Protect Wildlife and Boost Tourism
Assam's Kaziranga National Park gets a new corridor to ensure safe wildlife movement and enhance tourism, addressing human-animal conflicts and promoting conservation efforts.
Mars Shapes Earth's Climate Over Millions of Years
A new astronomical study finds Mars plays a subtle but steady role in shaping Earth's long-term climate cycles through gravitational interactions, affecting orbital patterns over millions of years.
UAE Winter Chill Continues with Fog Alerts on January 18
The UAE experiences continued winter conditions with temperatures staying mild. The National Centre of Meteorology forecasts highs around 25°C and issues alerts for fog and rough seas.
Europe's United Stand Against Trump's Greenland Tariff Threat
European leaders including Macron and Von der Leyen warn of coordinated response after Trump threatens tariffs over Greenland purchase demand. Eight nations reject economic coercion.
Delhi Smog Blanket, IGI Airport Issues Advisory
Delhi woke up to severe smog with AQI hitting 439. IGI Airport issued passenger advisories as visibility dropped sharply, while GRAP Stage 4 measures returned to combat pollution.
Khamenei Blames US, Israel for Protest Deaths in Iran
Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei publicly acknowledges 'several thousand' deaths in protests, accusing US and Israel-linked individuals of violence, as Trump calls for new leadership.
Saudi Arabia Bans Allah's Names on Disposable Items
Saudi Arabia prohibits printing Allah's sacred names on bags and packaging to prevent disrespect. The Ministry of Commerce enforces this to uphold religious values.
Ex-Bangladesh FM Criticizes Human Rights Report on 2024 Uprising
Former Bangladesh Foreign Minister Mahmud Ali labels a human rights report on the July 2024 uprising as biased and one-sided, questioning its credibility and objectivity.
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