Archive Detail
| Title | Description | Posted Date |
|---|---|---|
| Spain Train Accident: At least 21 people | A devastating train collision occurred in southern Spain on Sunday, leaving at least 21 people dead and over 100 injured. The high-speed trains, one traveling from Malaga to Madrid and the other from Madrid to Huelva, derailed near Adamuz, Cordoba province, around 6:40 p.m. | 18-Jan-2026 |
| EU Calls Emergency Meeting After Trump's | The European Union is holding an emergency meeting to discuss US President Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on European countries unless they allow the US to buy Greenland. | 18-Jan-2026 |
| India-Iran Govt held talk about Iran Sit | Indian Govt and Iran Govt authorities held a talk regarding the situation in Iran. | 14-Jan-2026 |
| The death toll in Iran's government crac | Iran's death toll from recent protests is estimated to be between 12,000 to 20,000, according to various sources, including Iran International and CBS News. This estimate is based on reports from government insiders, medical personnel, eyewitnesses, and field reports. | 14-Jan-2026 |
| Kazakhstan Seeks US and European Help Se | Kazakhstan has urged the US and Europe to help secure oil transport after drone attacks on tankers in the Black Sea. | 14-Jan-2026 |
| Trump's DOJ Probes Raise Concerns of Pol | The US Justice Department under Trump has targeted perceived enemies, including Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, raising concerns about politicization. | 14-Jan-2026 |
| Denmark and Greenland in High-Stakes Mee | Denmark and Greenland's foreign ministers are meeting with US Vice President JD Vance to discuss Trump's demand for control over Greenland. | 14-Jan-2026 |
| Iran Warns Neighbors of Potential US Bas | Iran has warned its neighbors that it could hit US military bases if Washington strikes, amid rising tensions over protests in Iran. | 14-Jan-2026 |
| Venezuela's President Captured and Flown | WASHINGTON DC, Jan 3 (TIWN): The United States has captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, following a military operation in the country, as announced by President Donald Trump.The conflict between Venezuela and the US has escalated over the past several months, primarily due to drug-trafficking issues. The US military has previously destroyed vessels suspected of carrying drugs from Venezuela. However, there has been no immediate confirmation from the Venezuelan government, which has demanded "immediate proof of life" for Maduro and his wife. | 13-Jan-2026 |