Zelenskyy warns of arms deficit amid Russian aggression
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy urges allies for increased arms support amidst Russian aggression, highlighting the critical need to prevent an "artificial deficit" of weaponry.
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Iran Commander’s visit halts attacks on U.S. troops by Shi’ite groups in Iraq
The visit of Iran's elite Quds Force commander to Baghdad has led to a temporary halt in attacks on U.S. troops by Iran-aligned groups in Iraq.
Moscow mourns Navalny’s death
Navalny's death in Moscow sparks mourning and political tensions as accusations fly, highlighting divisions and uncertainties in Russia's future.
Indian Foreign Minister holds diplomatic talks with Canada and other nations at Munich Security Conference
At the Munich Security Conference, Indian Foreign Minister S Jaishankar held talks with various counterparts, including Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly, discussing bilateral ties and global challenges.
Trump ordered to pay $454 million as fine in NY Business fraud case
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has been ordered to pay approximately $454 million in fines and interest by a New York judge following a civil business fraud.
Biden’s $1B investment: upgrading U.S. airports for better travel
As part of this initiative, a total of 114 airports across the country are scheduled to receive funding, with major hubs like Washington Dulles International Airport and Chicago O'Hare among the notable beneficiaries.
Japan celebrates successful launch of H3 rocket
Japan celebrates the successful launch of its H3 flagship rocket, marking a significant milestone in its space program's revival after setbacks.
Ukrainian troops withdraw from Avdiivka due to ammunition shortage
Ukrainian forces withdraw from Avdiivka amidst ammunition shortages, marking a significant setback in the conflict with Russia.
Pakistan’s opposition to FMCT derails disarmament progress at Geneva conference
Pakistan's opposition to FMCT at the Conference of Disarmament in Geneva, despite compromises made by India, underscores ongoing challenges in achieving consensus on disarmament issues.
Navalny’s death spurs global demand for Kremlin accountability
Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny has died in prison, prompting global shock and calls for Kremlin accountability.
U.S. Census Bureau to include questions on sexual orientation and gender identity in survey
The U.S. Census Bureau plans to include questions about sexual orientation and gender identity in its upcoming survey, marking a significant step towards inclusivity in demographic data collection.
Kazakhstan massive Methane leak raises environmental concerns
A recent analysis reveals a significant methane leak in Kazakhstan, with 127,000 tonnes released over six months, prompting environmental concerns.
Pacific leaders sound alarm over delayed U.S. funding
Pacific island leaders express urgent concern over delays in U.S. funding, warning of potential Chinese influence amidst geopolitical tensions.
U.S. warns of Avdiivka’s potential capture by Russian forces
The U.S. warns of Avdiivka's potential capture by Russian forces due to ammunition shortages, as Ukrainian President Zelensky seeks European support to safeguard lives.
Kremlin dismisses U.S. warnings on Russian space nuclear capabilities
Kremlin dismisses U.S. warnings about Russian nuclear capabilities in space, while tensions escalate amidst concerns over a potential space arms race.
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