Category: WORLD

  • World’s Brightest Night-Time Cities Captured From Space Reveal Stunning Global Light Map

    World’s Brightest Night-Time Cities Captured From Space Reveal Stunning Global Light Map

    New York, November 21, 2025:
    New satellite imagery has revealed the world’s brightest night-time cities, showcasing a breathtaking view of urban illumination across continents. The high-resolution images, taken from low-Earth orbit, highlight megacities like Tokyo, New York, Dubai, and Mumbai glowing intensely due to dense infrastructure, industrial activity, and massive populations.

    Scientists say these visuals not only offer extraordinary beauty but also provide valuable insights into energy consumption, economic activity, and light pollution patterns worldwide. Researchers plan to use the data to study environmental impact, track urban growth, and help countries design more sustainable lighting systems for the future.

  • Trump Administration Rejects South Africa’s Claim of Last-Minute G20 Reversal

    Trump Administration Rejects South Africa’s Claim of Last-Minute G20 Reversal

    Washington D.C., November 21, 2025:
    The Trump administration firmly denied South Africa’s allegation that the United States made a last-minute policy reversal during the recent G20 negotiations. South African officials had claimed that the U.S. shifted its stance on a key resolution shortly before the summit concluded, creating diplomatic friction.

    U.S. representatives dismissed the claim as “inaccurate,” asserting that the American position remained consistent throughout the talks. They emphasized that any misunderstanding stemmed from internal miscommunication within the South African delegation. The incident has sparked fresh debate over transparency and coordination among G20 members.

  • Gen-Z Protest Resurfaces in Nepal; Curfew Imposed in Bara District

    Gen-Z Protest Resurfaces in Nepal; Curfew Imposed in Bara District

    Kathmandu, November 20, 2025:
    Gen-Z–led protests have returned to Nepal as young citizens once again take to the streets demanding political accountability and economic reforms. The renewed agitation gained momentum over the past few days, with students and youth groups coordinating large-scale demonstrations across several regions.

    Authorities have imposed a curfew in Bara district after tensions escalated and clashes were reported in certain pockets. Security forces have been deployed to prevent further unrest, while the government has urged protesters to maintain peace. Meanwhile, youth leaders insist their movement will continue until meaningful reforms are initiated.

  • Ukraine: 25 killed, 73 injured in massive Russian strikes on Ternopil

    Ukraine: 25 killed, 73 injured in massive Russian strikes on Ternopil

    A large-scale Russian missile and drone barrage hit the western Ukrainian city of Ternopil, causing severe destruction and civilian casualties. At least 25 people, including three children, were killed, and 73 others were injured. Two residential apartment buildings were completely devastated, and rescue teams are still searching for missing people under the rubble.

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Russia launched over 470 drones and 48 missiles in a widespread attack targeting multiple regions. Ukrainian air defense intercepted many projectiles, but several managed to strike populated areas, leading to significant damage and loss of life.

  • PM Modi to Begin 3-Day Visit to South Africa for G20 Leaders’ Summit

    PM Modi to Begin 3-Day Visit to South Africa for G20 Leaders’ Summit

    20 November 2025,New Delhi, the government announced that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will embark on a three-day visit to South Africa to attend the G20 Leaders’ Summit. The high-profile trip aims to strengthen India’s role in global economic discussions, climate action, digital transformation, and development partnerships.

    The summit, scheduled to be held in Johannesburg, will bring together heads of state from the world’s major economies. PM Modi is expected to participate in multiple bilateral meetings, highlight India’s priorities for inclusive growth, and push for greater cooperation among Global South nations.

  • Russia Ready to Offer Full Su-57 Technology Transfer, Says Official

    Russia Ready to Offer Full Su-57 Technology Transfer, Says Official

    Moscow / New Delhi, November 20, 2025:
    Russia has signaled a major shift in its defence export policy by offering unrestricted technology transfer for its Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet to long-term partners, according to a senior Russian official. This move could enable other countries to access advanced stealth, avionics, and weapons systems – effectively exporting one of Russia’s most sophisticated air-combat platforms without major restrictions.

    The offer underscores Moscow’s strategy to deepen its defence ties amid shifting global alignments. By allowing full technology-sharing, Russia aims to strengthen its alliances and increase its influence in the global defence landscape, while providing a compelling alternative to Western jet programmes.

  • Trump Says Saudi Crown Prince Knew Nothing About Khashoggi Killing

    Trump Says Saudi Crown Prince Knew Nothing About Khashoggi Killing

    Washington D.C., November 19, 2025 — Former U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had no knowledge of the 2018 killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. Trump reiterated his long-held position in a recent interview, dismissing allegations that linked the Crown Prince to the incident despite global investigations pointing otherwise.

    His comments reignited debate among U.S. lawmakers and human rights organizations, many of whom continue to demand accountability from Saudi leadership. Trump argued that the issue has been overly politicized and warned that prolonged scrutiny could strain Washington’s strategic ties with Riyadh.

  • 170 Homes Reduced to Ashes as Massive Fire Erupts in Japan

    170 Homes Reduced to Ashes as Massive Fire Erupts in Japan

    Tokyo, November 19, 2025 A devastating fire ripped through a residential area in Japan, destroying nearly 170 homes and forcing hundreds of families to evacuate. Local authorities reported that strong winds helped the flames spread rapidly, making firefighting efforts extremely challenging. Emergency teams worked through the night to contain the blaze and guide residents to safety.

    Officials say the cause of the fire is still under investigation, though initial reports suggest it may have begun in one of the older wooden structures common in the area. No fatalities have been reported so far, but several people have suffered minor injuries. Authorities have set up temporary shelters and launched relief efforts for the displaced families.

  • US Senate Unanimously Passes Epstein Files Bill, Paving Way for Greater Transparency

    US Senate Unanimously Passes Epstein Files Bill, Paving Way for Greater Transparency

    Washington D.C., November 19, 2025 In a rare show of bipartisan consensus, the US Senate has unanimously passed the Epstein Files Bill, aimed at increasing transparency around documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The legislation will make previously sealed court files accessible to the public, allowing investigators, journalists, and victims’ advocates to review critical evidence.

    Supporters of the bill called it a “historic step for justice,” emphasizing the need for accountability in high-profile criminal cases. Critics, however, have raised concerns about privacy and the potential misuse of sensitive information. With the Senate’s approval, the bill now moves to the House of Representatives for final consideration.

  • Ex-Real Madrid Star Varane Throws His Weight Behind Carlo Ancelotti as Brazil’s New Coach

    Ex-Real Madrid Star Varane Throws His Weight Behind Carlo Ancelotti as Brazil’s New Coach

    Former Real Madrid defender Raphaël Varane expressed strong backing for his ex-boss Carlo Ancelotti ahead of the Italian’s expected appointment as Brazil’s national team head coach. Varane praised Ancelotti’s tactical acumen and experience, saying he “knows how to prepare players to perform at the right time,” especially on the biggest stages.

    Varane, who played under Ancelotti during his first stint at Real Madrid, argued that if Ancelotti could win trophies such as the Champions League, he’s capable of replicating that success with Brazil.