Air India Faces 51 Safety Violations in Annual DGCA Audit
India's aviation watchdog, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), has identified fifty-one protection violations at Air India at some stage in its routine audit. While these lapses are not…
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India and China to Restart Direct Flights
After nearly five years of suspension, direct flights between India and China are finally set to resume. This development marks a significant step in the gradual restoration of bilateral relations…
Mugabe’s Son Appears in Court Over Drug Possession
Robert Mugabe Jr, the son of Zimbabwe’s late former President, has been formally charged with drug possession following a traffic stop in Harare. The 33-year-old was detained after allegedly driving…
LDS Members Fund Family After Michigan Church Shooting
Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have come together to financially support the family of the suspect involved in a tragic church shooting in Grand Blanc,…
Shein Launches Permanent Fast Fashion Stores in France
Global fast fashion brand Shein has announced France as the launch site for its first permanent physical outlets. Known for its rapid online sales model, the company will now establish…
Tanker Captain Faces Charges Over Russia’s Shadow Fleet
French officials have charged the captain of an oil tanker suspected to be part of Russia’s shadow fleet. The vessel was intercepted off the coast near Brest and linked to…
Deadly Protests Shake Tranquil Himalayan Region
Nestled in the Himalayas, the Union Territory of Ladakh has long been celebrated for its breathtaking scenery and spiritual culture. Yet peace was shattered this week. What began as demonstrations…
Director Resigns After Eisenhower Sword Dispute
The director of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library has officially resigned following a high-level disagreement over a proposed diplomatic gift to the United Kingdom. The controversy centered around a…
Visitors Warned to Avoid National Parks During Shutdown
As the United States federal government shutdown continues, conservation groups are urging the public to steer clear of national parks. Due to furloughs and limited staffing, these iconic destinations may…
Gen Z-Led Protests Rock Madagascar’s Government
A wave of youth-led demonstrations across Madagascar has triggered the country's most serious political crisis in over 15 years. Sparked by widespread blackouts and water shortages, the Madagascar protests have…
China Tech Visa Triggers Mixed Reactions in China
China’s newly launched China tech visa, known as the K visa, is making headlines after an Indian media comparison to the U.S. H-1B visa. Officially introduced to attract global professionals…
Afghans Celebrate as Internet Restored Nationwide
The 48-hour Afghanistan internet blackout has come to an end, sparking joy across the country. Crowds poured into the streets of Kabul on Wednesday evening, celebrating the return of mobile…
NYC Building Collapse Sparks Safety Concerns
A partial NYC building collapse shook a public housing complex in the Bronx on Wednesday morning, triggering widespread concern but miraculously causing no injuries. The incident involved a section of…
EU Drone Defense: Copenhagen Summit Demands Action
European leaders convened in Copenhagen to address growing Russian hybrid threats, especially repeated drone incursions into EU airspace. Denmark’s Prime Minister asserted that Europe must deliver a strong defense response.…
Will Erin Patterson Appeal Her Life Sentence?
The legal team representing Erin Patterson has confirmed her intention to challenge the court's verdict in the high-profile Erin Patterson case. This comes after she was handed a life sentence…
Can India Finally Win the Women’s World Cup?
India’s women's cricket team launched its India Women’s World Cup campaign with a confident 99-run win over Sri Lanka. Though the scoreline suggests dominance, the victory came with challenges.Playing in…
