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496 drones, 74 missiles: Russia launches deadliest strike on Ukraine this year, at least 27 dead
Tibetan protester sets himself on fire outside UN headquarters in New York City
A man, identified as Lobga Rangzen, set himself ablaze outside the UN headquarters in Manhattan, carrying a Tibetan flag in a suspected protest. Witnesses reported seeing him engulfed in flames before being quickly attended to by emergency services. He was pronounced dead at a hospital. Leaflets found at the scene bore slogans like "China Out of Tibet," reflecting a long-standing independence m...
68 women MPs in Japan had 2 toilets at parliament. After petition they have 4
Japan's parliament is set to add two more women's toilet cubicles following a petition by 58 female MPs highlighting the shortage. This move addresses the under-representation of women in politics, where they hold only 68 out of 465 lower house seats. The expansion aims to alleviate long queues faced by female lawmakers and staff, reflecting a broader push for gender equality in public life.
"Charlie never got his wish of finding romantic love": Candace Owens reignites Erika Kirk controversy with emotional Charlie Kirk claims
Candace Owens is facing renewed criticism after a viral interview clip resurfaced in which she reflected on Charlie Kirk's personal life and claimed he never found the love he had long wanted. Her remarks also referenced his widow, Erika Kirk, prompting backlash on social media. Critics accused Owens of making unverified personal claims during a sensitive time, while supporters defended her commen...
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Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei to skip father Ali Khamenei's funeral over security fears: Report
Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, will skip his father's funeral due to Israeli threats, according to a representative. This follows a stark warning from Iran's Foreign Minister to the US, citing Israeli remarks about Mojtaba Khamenei being "marked for death." Diplomatic talks in Doha reported positive progress on a Middle East MoU, with further discussions planned post-funeral. Ali Kha...
Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce already secretly married ahead of Madison Square Garden bash: Report
Pop sensation Taylor Swift and NFL star Travis Kelce have reportedly exchanged vows in a private ceremony, according to a New York Post report. Sources suggest the couple, both 36, are now legally married, with a grand celebration for over a thousand guests planned at Madison Square Garden later this week. This intimate union precedes a larger event, hinting at a significant milestone for the hi...
Is Kai Cenat set to stream Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding? Truth behind the Madison Square Garden rumor
A viral social media claim that Kai Cenat will live-stream Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding has been proven false. The rumor originated from a parody X account that openly says it posts fake stories. While speculation continues about a possible Madison Square Garden wedding, neither Swift nor Kelce has officially confirmed the venue, date or event details.
Latin proverb of the day: 'Let the experiment be made on a low-value body'
A historical Latin phrase, "fiat experimentum in corpore vili," meaning "let the experiment be made on a low-value body," reveals a troubling past where scientific discovery prioritized knowledge over human dignity. Though explicitly rejected today, its legacy echoes in modern debates about risk distribution in research and medicine, forcing us to confront how progress is achieved and who bears it...
Beijing pushes for a China-Pakistan-style economic corridor with Bangladesh and Myanmar
China is pushing for an economic corridor linking Bangladesh and Myanmar, mirroring CPEC's strategic importance. This initiative, discussed during Bangladesh PM Tarique Rahman's China visit, aims to boost connectivity, with China developing the Mongla port. Beijing has also expressed openness to other nations joining this "transnational initiative," which has drawn India's attention due to its pro...
Arabic proverb of the day: 'The monkey is a gazelle in its mother's eyes'
An enchanting Arabic proverb states, 'The monkey is a gazelle in its mother's eyes,' capturing the idea that love significantly impacts how we perceive others. This adage, rooted in oral heritage, emphasizes that parents often view their children with a loving bias, making it easy to overlook their shortcomings. The vivid metaphor suggests that emotional connections can cloud our judgments, a noti...
Owens Questions Erika Kirk Grief: criticises widow’s response to death; revisits leaked call
Candace Owens used her Shawn Ryan Show interview to criticize Erika Kirk’s response to Charlie Kirk’s death. Owens claimed Nick Fuentes appeared more emotional than Charlie’s widow and revisited earlier complaints about Erika’s behavior after the tragedy. The comments add another chapter to the ongoing public feud between Owens and Erika Kirk, which has continued for months.
Indian-origin man convicted of stabbing wife in Canada; claimed he accidentally ‘poked’ her
Jagpreet Singh, an Indian national, has been sentenced for second-degree murder after fatally stabbing his wife, Balwinder Kaur, only six days post-arrival in Canada. The court rejected Singh's assertion that the stabbing was accidental during a dispute, labeling his testimony as untrustworthy. Previously married for twenty years, Kaur had sponsored Singh's visa, and the tragic event took place on...
Tax cuts, pension overhaul and sick leave reforms: Germany launches sweeping economic overhaul
Under Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the government has rolled out a transformative economic reform initiative intended to enhance Germany's financial landscape. The plan encompasses significant tax cuts for families, adjustments in the pension system that raise the retirement age, and new sick leave policies that require doctor’s notes from day one.
Rochdale grooming gang leader released as deportation loophole sparks fury across the UK
Rochdale grooming gang leader Shabir Ahmed's release after 14 years has sparked outrage as a legal loophole prevents his deportation despite serious sexual offence convictions. Ahmed, stripped of citizenship, remains in the UK due to old immigration laws protecting pre-1973 Commonwealth settlers. Victims and campaigners decry the justice system's failure, while strict licence conditions aim to p...