Heavy Snow in Poland Leaves Drivers Stranded in 20-km Jams
Heavy snowfall in southern Poland triggers massive traffic chaos, stranding drivers in tailbacks up to 20 km long. Rescue operations and military deployed. Read the full report.
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Duke University slashes $299M spending after US funding cuts
Duke University implements major cost-cutting, including staff buyouts and building closures, to counter $299 million in reduced US federal funding for higher education. Learn how this impacts operations.
Iran Warns US After Accepting Trump's Strike Challenge
Iran responds to Trump's military challenge with a severe warning. Meanwhile, global tensions rise with US strikes in Venezuela and a major Somali fraud scandal in Minnesota. Read the full analysis.
Auckland First Major City to Welcome New Year 2026
Auckland, New Zealand, became the first major city to ring in 2026 with spectacular Sky Tower fireworks and a downtown light show. Discover how the South Pacific leads the global New Year countdown.
Russia Accuses Ukraine of Drone Attack on Putin's Home
Russia alleges a Ukrainian drone targeted Putin's residence, calling it a 'terrorist act.' Kyiv firmly denies, calling it a fake to disrupt peace talks. Details inside.
Guinea Junta Leader Doumbouya Wins Presidential Election
Guinea's junta leader Gen Mamdi Doumbouya declared winner of presidential election with 86.72% votes, marking first poll since 2021 coup. Critics call it a bid to legitimize power.
Anuradha Roy on Himalayan ecological crisis in new book
Author Anuradha Roy discusses her new non-fiction collection 'Called by the Hills', detailing the alarming signs of climate change in the Kumaon Himalayas and critiquing the greed driving environmental destruction.
Mamdani Appoints Ex-Gitmo Lawyer as NYC Chief Counsel
New York Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani names Ramzi Kassem, who represented a Guantanamo detainee, as the city's top lawyer. The controversial pick sparks debate. Read the full story.
Khaleda Zia's Funeral Prayer in Dhaka Amid Tight Security
The funeral prayer for former Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia was held at Dhaka's National Eidgah amid tight security. The BNP leader passed away at 79. Details inside.
Heavy Snow Strands Drivers in 20-Km Poland Tailbacks
Heavy snowfall in Poland causes massive 20-km traffic jams, stranding drivers. Police spokesperson details the crisis that began on December 30. Read the full report.
2025: No Global Peace, Wars Normalised Worldwide
2025 saw no major peace deals but a normalisation of multiple, simultaneous global conflicts from Ukraine to Gaza. Over half the world's population lived in conflict zones. Read the full analysis.
Ireland Raises Alarm on China's University Influence
Ireland's intelligence agency warns of China's growing influence in its universities, citing espionage and research security risks. Learn the details and global implications.
Trump's 2025: 10 Moments That Shook America & World
From Modi praise to God claims, revisit Trump's 2025 remarks that blurred politics and punchlines. A year of governance mixed with sharp jabs. Read the full recap.
Maine's Seafood Mystery: $400K Lobster, Oysters Vanish
A major seafood mystery unfolds in Maine, USA, as $400,000 worth of lobster, oysters, and crabs disappear. Authorities suspect a large-scale theft. Read the full investigation details.
Khaleda Zia Buried Beside Husband in Dhaka
Bangladesh bids farewell to former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia. She was laid to rest beside her husband, President Ziaur Rahman, in Dhaka. Read the full story and global reactions.
Russia Deploys New Hypersonic Missile on NATO Border
Russia deploys new Oreshnik hypersonic missile system in Belarus, capable of Mach 10+ speeds and multiple warheads, escalating tensions with NATO. Read the full analysis.
Putin Orders Ukraine Buffer Zone Expansion by 2026
Russia's President Putin has ordered the expansion of a 'buffer zone' in Ukraine's Sumy and Kharkiv regions by 2026. Moscow claims its forces are advancing. Read the latest developments.
Turkey detains 125 ISIS suspects in major nationwide raids
Turkish security forces captured 125 individuals linked to the Islamic State in coordinated raids across 25 provinces. This major crackdown follows a deadly clash that killed three police officers. Read the full details.
World's Largest Bee, the 'Flying Bulldog', Found Again
The world's largest bee, Wallace's Giant Bee, vanished for decades. Its 2019 rediscovery in Indonesia sparked global excitement. Discover its unique features and threats.
Tiger Falls into Well in Kerala, Rescue On
A tiger fell into a well in Villunnippara, Pathanamthitta district, Kerala, early Monday. Rescue efforts are ongoing. Read the latest updates on the wildlife emergency.
Hong Kong's 2026 NYE fireworks cancelled after tragic fire
Hong Kong replaces iconic New Year fireworks with a music show and light display after a November fire killed 161 people. The decision impacts tourism and businesses.
Iran's Nuclear Leap: 3 Key Achievements Amid Tensions
Iran announces three major nuclear advancements, including a new accelerator, defying US warnings. Details on the escalating tensions and regional implications.
Xi Jinping: China's 2025 GDP growth around 5%
Chinese President Xi Jinping announced an estimated 5% economic growth for 2025, meeting the official target. Read the full analysis of China's economic pressures and outlook.
Pakistani Brick Kilns Ignore Pollution Orders in Rawalpindi
Despite court orders, non-compliant brick kilns in Rawalpindi continue to pollute, causing severe health and environmental damage. Authorities' failure to act sparks public outcry.
Clean fuel rule for delivery fleets deferred till Dec 2026
India's air quality regulator defers a key clean mobility mandate for cab and delivery fleets in NCR, allowing petrol vehicles for another year amid severe pollution. Read the full story.
US Justice Dept Reviews 5.2 Million Epstein Files
The US Justice Department is sifting through over 5.2 million pages of Jeffrey Epstein documents, under a Congressional mandate to release findings by December 19. Read the latest developments.
Saudi King Warns UAE Over Yemen Red Lines
Saudi Arabia issues a firm warning to ally UAE after airstrikes on Yemen ports. King Salman chairs Cabinet, vows to defend national security. Full details on the escalating tensions.
India's Path to Net-Zero: Experts Outline Critical Steps
Industry leaders highlight the need for stable policies, grid upgrades, and domestic manufacturing to achieve renewable energy goals and ensure grid stability. India's installed power capacity crosses 500 GW.
100 Arrested in US DOJ's Minnesota Medical Fraud Crackdown
The US Department of Justice has arrested 100 individuals in Minnesota, including many of Somali descent, in one of the biggest medical fraud crackdowns. Pam Bondi thanked the journalist who exposed the scam. Read the shocking details.
Cold Conditions Grip Punjab and Haryana, Temperatures Drop
Punjab and Haryana continue to experience cold wave conditions with temperatures hovering slightly above normal. Dense fog disrupts travel. Get the latest weather updates.
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