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Houthi rebels mount 4th attack on Israel, hitting power station in Eilat and launching missiles and drones at Tel Aviv.
Former Iranian Foreign Minister Mohd Javad Zarif claims Israel attempted to rig centrifuge equipment in Iranian nuclear plants, but the plan was foiled.
Dr Stuti Khare Shukla has introduced a non-surgical hair growth treatment called Hair Growth Booster®, which offers a gentle and effective solution for individuals seeking alternatives to traditional hair loss treatments.
Albert Schweitzer's controversial legacy as a humanitarian and Nobel Peace Prize winner is being celebrated on the 150th anniversary of his birth. While revered for his humanitarian work in Africa, Schweitzer's silence on the Holocaust and his paternalistic views have drawn criticism from researchers.
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken was interrupted during his farewell address by a protester who accused the Biden administration of supporting alleged atrocities committed by Israel against Palestine. Blinken remained calm and asked the protester to allow him to share his views. He later stated that the US administration would hand over a ceasefire deal roadmap to President-elect Donald Trump's team. Blinken also mentioned that the US has been working on a post-war plan for Gaza that includes Israel fully withdrawing from the strip.
Over 3.5 crore devotees took a holy dip in the Sangam river during the Maha Amrit snan in Prayagraj, India. The Naga Sadhus, disciples of Lord Shiva, were the first to take the sacred bath, followed by other seers and devotees.
Iran offers assistance to the U.S. in combating California fires, while its hardline media criticizes the U.S. and links the fires to support for Israel.
Pushp Masale, one of India's most trusted spice brands, celebrates 50 years of success and announces new initiatives for further growth.
The IDF claims that a missile launched from Yemen was intercepted, resulting in injuries to 11 people seeking shelter.
Hamas is expected to release 33 hostages as part of a ceasefire-hostage agreement being negotiated in Doha, according to Israeli officials. The parties are close to finalizing the agreement, with Israel ready to implement it immediately upon signing.
Turkey is home to a diverse range of fascinating animals, including the chevrotain, gazelle, brown bear, gray wolf, loggerhead sea turtle, Northern bald ibis, and Levantine viper. These creatures reflect the country's stunning ecological variety and the importance of protecting its rich biodiversity.
Over 1,000 strategic drones have been added to Iran's army, enhancing their combat power and destructive capabilities.
The US has tightened export rules for AI chips, restricting access for around 120 countries. Industry executives have criticized the move, expressing concerns about supply chain disruptions and harm to US competitiveness. The rules aim to keep AI development within the US and close allies, but industry groups argue that they could cede strategic markets to competitors.
US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan believes a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas is possible as President Joe Biden's term ends, citing mounting pressure on Hamas and ongoing negotiations.
WWE will continue its partnership with Saudi Arabia into 2025 and 2026, with a high-profile event scheduled for June 2025 and the first International Royal Rumble in 2026. The partnership began in 2018 and has seen the hosting of major events in Saudi Arabia.
Jamie Lee Curtis is facing backlash after comparing the LA wildfires to the Gaza conflict. Some fans defend her while others criticize her remarks as insensitive. Curtis later announces a $1 million donation to support LA wildfire relief efforts.
Israel shakes Lebanon with powerful strikes as fireballs erupt from Hezbollah weapons going up in flames.
Actress Sneha Ullal is watching the crime drama thriller 'Black Warrant' while having a fever, as seen in her Instagram post.
Russia reports military gains in Kharkiv as Ukrainian army struggles
Malala Yousafzai speaks out against Taliban's treatment of women and girls in Afghanistan and criticizes Israel for harming Gaza's education system.
Saudi Arabia urges top EU diplomats to lift sanctions on Syria after the overthrow of President Bashar Assad to support the country's rebuilding and economic recovery.
This article examines the relationship between international politics, international law, and the International Criminal Court (ICC). It discusses the ICC's structure, functioning, and jurisdiction, as well as recent developments and criticisms of the court.
Tensions rise in Israeli military as Deputy Chief of Staff asked to step down, potentially leading to leadership crisis.
Former Labour MP Ivor Caplin has been arrested for allegedly engaging in inappropriate online communication with a minor. Caplin, who previously criticized Elon Musk, had a political career before founding a company. He was previously involved in the MPs' expenses scandal and was suspended from the Labour Party in 2024. Caplin's arrest has caused controversy and Elon Musk called him a 'creep'.
IIT Delhi startup Botlab Dynamics is making a name for itself globally with its drone light shows, including a recent 3,000-drone formation display in Oman.
American Olympian and Paris Hilton share their heartbreaking stories of losing their homes to the devastating wildfires in California.
Houthi rebels launch 5th attack on U.S. warship in the Red Sea, forcing it to retreat.
Donald Trump's interest in acquiring Greenland raises questions about territorial expansion and national security. The upcoming elections in Greenland may be a prelude to the island becoming an independent state.
Around 40 seers from western countries have arrived at the Muktidham camp in Prayagraj's Kumbh Mela to spread awareness of Sanatan dharma.
President Joe Biden whistled loudly to quiet reporters during a California wildfires briefing. The wildfires have claimed 10 lives and caused immense destruction, with over 34,000 acres burned and 180,000 residents under evacuation orders. Biden has faced challenges in responding to the disaster while juggling other pressing matters.
Kerala BJP leader P C George has been booked for hate speech against a minority community during a television discussion. The BJP has criticized the case as 'political vendetta' by the LDF government.
The Trump family business has announced a new ethics agreement that allows deals with private foreign companies, a departure from the stricter agreement adhered to during Trump's first term.
Nagpur city police is launching Cyberhack 2025, a mega-hackathon to improve cyber-security infrastructure. The event will consist of two rounds and aims to prevent cyber crimes and create a cyber-secure ecosystem.
Elon Musk sparks outrage by suggesting Hitler was a communist during a chat with AfD leader.
Israeli PM Netanyahu will not attend Trump's inauguration, following Trump's comments about Iran's Supreme Leader.
Outgoing US President Joe Biden will give a swansong foreign policy speech next week claiming America is far stronger than when Donald Trump left office.
Houthi leader criticizes Israel's air defense systems for failing to intercept hypersonic missiles fired from Yemen.
The Israeli military has revealed that the Houthis have launched 40 missiles and over 320 drones towards Israel, causing damage and injuries.
A massive Houthi attack strikes Tel Aviv, causing panic and amplifying tensions in the region.
French President Macron and UK Prime Minister Starmer discuss Ukraine and the Middle East, emphasizing unity and support for Ukraine, stability in the Middle East, and bilateral relations.
A wildfire in Los Angeles forces families to evacuate and destroys homes, leaving families uncertain about their future.
Jimmy Carter will be honored with a funeral in Washington before being buried in his Georgia hometown. President Joe Biden will eulogize Carter, and all of Carter's living successors are expected to attend the funeral.
Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, passed away at age 100. He had a connection to India through a meeting with self-styled godman Chandra Swamy at the White House. Carter's political achievements include the Panama Canal Treaty and the Egypt-Israel peace deal.
Russian female students will receive over Rs 80,000 for delivering a healthy baby, as part of a policy introduced by regional lawmakers. However, the legislation has gaps and lacks clarity on certain cases. Russia's government has responded to demographic challenges with potential restrictions on contraception and opposition to child-free lifestyles. Economic factors significantly influence birth rates, with financial constraints being a primary reason for avoiding parenthood for many Russian women.
A masked protester in Mexico City attacked a wax statue of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a local museum, highlighting the growing anger over Netanyahu's Gaza mission.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk accuses billionaire George Soros of 'hatred for humanity' including Israel, following allegations of Soros funding Hamas militant group.
Australia announces Test squad for Sri Lanka tour, 'Mufasa: The Lion King' continues to do well at the box office, Israeli military finds body of hostage in Gaza, three Maharashtra villages report sudden hair loss, and 19 killed in attempted assault on Chad's presidential complex.
Unnayan provides a unique dance experience that promotes personal growth and self-expression.
The Israeli military has recovered the body of a hostage in Gaza and is investigating the identity of another body. The hostages were taken captive during a Hamas attack in October 2023, and Israel believes that a third of the remaining hostages are deceased.
President Biden's decision to award the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Hilary Clinton and George Soros has sparked outrage and further damaged his already unpopular presidency.
Fears of global trade disruption due to Trump's proposed tariffs may be exaggerated as most countries have outgrown their dependence on the US market.
US President-elect Donald Trump plans to rename the Gulf of Mexico as the 'Gulf of America' after taking office, claiming that the US does most of the work in the gulf. However, changing the name of an international waterbody is not a unilateral decision and may face international backlash.
Trump warns Hamas of consequences if hostages are not released by Inauguration Day, but the specifics of his intended actions remain unclear.
Stellar Information Technology is a Gurgaon-based company that specializes in data recovery services and has a success rate of 80%. They have a Class 100 Clean Room for handling sensitive hard-drive recoveries and have tackled remarkable cases, such as recovering last-minute reality show tapes and salvaging audio files for a Bollywood film.
Jean-Marie Le Pen, founder of France's far-right National Front, has died at 96. Known for controversial anti-immigration rhetoric, he faced multiple convictions and was eventually ousted by his daughter, Marine Le Pen, who revamped the party into the National Rally.
Two IDF soldiers killed and two others wounded in fighting in northern Gaza, bringing Israel's toll to 397.
Israel is considering bombing Iran's nuclear facilities before Trump leaves office, following Biden's urging.
Houthis attack power station in Haifa, mocking Israel's defence systems.
The restaurant industry in 2025 will see a growing emphasis on transparency, regional and local dishes, and healthier alternatives. Delivery services and technology advancements will continue to shape the sector.
Yemen's Houthi rebels issue a new threat to Israelis, warning them to go back to where they came from if they want to sleep peacefully. This comes after the group targeted Haifa with a hypersonic ballistic missile.
Yemen's Houthi rebels issue a new threat to Israelis, warning them to go back to where they came from if they want to sleep peacefully. This comes after the group targeted Haifa with a hypersonic ballistic missile.
The US Navy conducted strikes on Houthi weapon facilities in Yemen in response to attacks on Israel.
Hamas approves list of hostages for possible exchange in ceasefire deal, as Israeli airstrikes kill 102 Palestinians.
Many farmers in Rajasthan, India have abandoned their olive plantations due to crop failures and lack of government support. The Olive Growers Welfare Organisation is calling for government assistance to revive the plantations.
Photojournalist Nicole Tung shares her experiences covering wars and conflicts, emphasizing empathy and discussing the dangers and trauma faced by journalists. She also addresses the challenges of censorship and press freedom restrictions.
Tamil Nadu's seafood exports have declined, but experts believe that enhancing infrastructure and adopting modern technology can boost production. The state can achieve a seafood export target of 15,000 crore within five years with a focused approach. Developing nucleus breeding centres and promoting advanced methods of replenishing marine catches are also important.
FDI inflows into India are surging, with investors recognizing the country as a top investment destination due to its strong domestic market and skilled workforce.
Hezbollah warns Israel of consequences if provocations continue during ceasefire.
Israeli defence minister Israel Katz accused Lebanese group Hezbollah on Sunday of not meeting the terms of a ceasefire, warning that if the militants continued to breach the deal, Israel would 'be forced to act'.
Yemen's Houthi rebels launch ballistic missile towards northern Israel, claiming success in bypassing interception systems.
Israel reveals details of a commando operation that destroyed an Iranian missile site in Syria.
The family of Liri Albag, an Israeli soldier held captive by Hamas, expressed distress after the release of a video showing her in a broken state. Her family described her as 'the shadow of Liri' and called for urgent action to bring her home alive.
Hamas releases video of Israeli hostage Liri Albag, appeals for release
A Russian passenger plane carrying 236 passengers was forced to make an emergency landing in Egypt due to a technical malfunction shortly after takeoff.
Israel resumes ceasefire talks with Hamas in Qatar as violence in Gaza continues, killing over 30 people.
Israelis are grappling with rising war costs, leading to higher living costs and sluggish economic growth.
The US Navy has fired Tomahawk missiles at Houthi rebels in Yemen in response to recent missile launches by Iranian-backed militants in Israel.
A house in Bihta was burgled.
Mentally ill mother kills toddler in Gumla incident, highlighting the need for mental health support.
Protesters in Sanaa show support for Palestinians, while missile attacks by Houthis create panic in Tel Aviv.
Former state department spokesperson Morgan Ortagus has been appointed as deputy special presidential envoy for Middle East Peace by US President-elect Donald Trump. Ortagus has a background in diplomacy and national security and played a role in the historic Abraham Accords. Trump expressed optimism about her ability to contribute to efforts for stability and prosperity in the Middle East.
Food trails in Bengaluru offer an immersive experience in the city's culture and history, allowing participants to taste local cuisine and meet the people behind the food.
An Israeli air strike in Gaza killed 11 people, including the former police chief, targeting a tent housing displaced people. Israel has threatened to escalate strikes if rocket fire from Hamas continues.
A Norwegian citizen from Wayanad, Kerala, whose company was investigated following pager blasts in Lebanon, has contacted his family confirming his safety and resumed employment.
Anne Sheela Samuel and her daughter Rivka, one of the last Jewish families in Tamil Nadu, India, continue to practice Judaism and celebrate Hanukkah despite the lack of a Jewish community in the area.
The fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5) ended without agreement on a worldwide pact to reduce plastic pollution, delaying progress in combating the issue. The failure of discussions highlights the challenges in addressing an issue that threatens biodiversity, human health, and global sustainability. The escalating production of plastic and its impact on the environment and human health make a legally enforceable global pact critical.
India and Kuwait have elevated their ties to a strategic partnership, signing several agreements in areas such as defence, trade, energy, and counterterrorism. The partnership is significant as Kuwait chairs the GCC this year, and the GCC contributes to a significant portion of India's oil and gas imports.
Israeli strikes in Gaza kill at least nine Palestinians, including women and children, as the war continues with no end in sight.
Houthi rebels claim responsibility for attacking Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and a U.S. warship in three separate attacks.
Hamas carries out rocket attack on Israeli city, IDF intercepts one rocket.
Experience the first sunrise of 2025 and view stunning photos of blessings. Delhi CM faces criticism for opposing demolition of religious structures. Mohanlal responds to his film's box office performance. Syria appoints HTS military chief as defence minister. Mexico shooting results in multiple casualties.
Major global events marked 2024, including record heat tied to climate disasters, political upheavals, a Trump re-election, and Middle East turmoil. Cities from Paris to Sydney celebrated the arrival of 2025. BTS's return and a revamped Club World Cup are anticipated.
Houthi rebels announce attacks on Tel Aviv airport, Jerusalem power station, and U.S. warship in the Red Sea.
A summary of the major international affairs events in 2024 and a look ahead to 2025.
The year 2024 has seen persistent conflicts and casualties in the Middle East, with influential figures being killed amidst ongoing hostilities.
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