Home » World

Bangladesh Tragedy: Bus Plunges Into Padma River in Rajbari, Over 20 Dead

Bus Falls Into River During Ferry Boarding A passenger bus carrying around 40–50 people plunged into the Padma River at the Daulatdia ferry terminal in Bangladesh’s Rajbari district on Wednesday evening. The accident occurred around 5:15 pm when the Dhaka-bound vehicle lost control while attempting to board a ferry. Reports suggest a collision with another…

Read More

Philippines Declares Energy Emergency as Fuel Supplies Face Severe Shortage

Energy Crisis Forces Emergency Declaration in the Philippines The government of the Philippines has declared a national energy emergency following growing concerns about fuel shortages and disruptions in global oil supply chains. Authorities warned that the situation could significantly impact electricity generation, transportation, and the country’s overall economic stability. The emergency announcement was made by…

Read More

USS Tripoli Moves Toward Arabian Sea with 2,000 Marines Amid Rising US-Iran Tensions

The US Navy’s amphibious assault ship USS Tripoli, carrying over 2,000 Marines, is moving toward the Arabian Sea, signaling a possible turning point in the ongoing US-Iran conflict. The vessel is part of a rapid-response force capable of air and ground combat operations. Strategic Build-Up Near Key Waters The deployment comes as tensions rise in…

Read More

Iran’s Araghchi Attacks Netanyahu Over ‘Jesus Christ’ Comment, Calls It Offensive

Tensions between Iran and Israel escalated after Abbas Araghchi sharply criticised Benjamin Netanyahu over remarks involving Jesus Christ. The controversy has added a religious dimension to the ongoing geopolitical conflict. Araghchi Accuses Netanyahu of Disrespect Araghchi condemned Netanyahu’s statement, calling it an example of open disrespect toward Jesus Christ. He argued that such remarks reveal…

Read More

Kremlin Rejects Claims of Drone Tech Transfer to Iran Amid Rising Global Tensions

Kremlin Denies Allegations Russia has strongly rejected claims that it is providing drone technology and satellite intelligence to Iran. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov labelled a recent report by The Wall Street Journal as “fake news,” dismissing the allegations outright. He stated that multiple reports are circulating around the ongoing conflict, many of which, according to…

Read More

Is Ali Larijani Alive? Iran X Post Fuels Speculation After Israel Claims He Was Killed

Confusion and speculation have surrounded the fate of senior Iranian official Ali Larijani after Israel claimed he was killed in a recent airstrike during the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel. Israeli officials said the strike targeted high-ranking members of Iran’s leadership structure as part of broader military operations against Tehran’s security network. However, the…

Read More

Donald Trump Criticizes Allies Over Strait of Hormuz Inaction Amid Iran War

Trump Voices Frustration Over Allies US President Donald Trump has expressed dissatisfaction with key allies for not supporting efforts to secure the Strait of Hormuz, a vital global oil route. He said some nations were “not enthusiastic” about deploying warships despite earlier assurances. Allies Push Back on US Requests Several countries, including Germany, the UK,…

Read More

Over 550 Indians Exit Iran Through Armenia, Azerbaijan As West Asia Tensions Escalate

Indians Cross Into Armenia And Azerbaijan Amid Iran Crisis Hundreds of Indian nationals have begun leaving Iran through neighbouring countries as tensions continue to rise in West Asia. According to the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), more than 550 Indians have crossed the land border into Armenia, while around 90 others entered Azerbaijan with assistance…

Read More

19 Indians Among 35 Arrested in UAE Over Misleading Social Media Posts During US-Iran War

UAE Arrests 35 People Including 19 Indians Over Misleading Online Posts Authorities in the United Arab Emirates have arrested 35 people, including 19 Indian nationals, for allegedly sharing misleading and fabricated videos on social media during escalating tensions related to the ongoing US–Iran war. Officials said the posts circulated false or manipulated clips that could…

Read More

‘PM Is Fine’: Israel Dismisses Viral Claims of Benjamin Netanyahu’s Assassination

Rumours claiming that Benjamin Netanyahu had been assassinated spread widely across social media, prompting an official clarification from the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office. Authorities dismissed the reports as “fake news” and confirmed that the prime minister is safe. Israel PM’s Office Issues Clarification The Israeli PM’s office told Turkish news agency Anadolu that the viral…

Read More

Iran President Pezeshkian Joins Tehran Rally Amid US-Israeli Strikes

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian appeared at a major public rally in Tehran alongside senior government officials despite ongoing military strikes by the United States and Israel. The event took place during a large demonstration in the Iranian capital where leaders delivered strong messages of defiance against foreign attacks. Speaking during the rally, officials criticised the…

Read More

Pakistan Airstrikes Hit Kam Air Fuel Depot Near Kandahar Airport, Taliban Condemns Attack

Pakistan Targets Fuel Depot Near Kandahar Airport Pakistan allegedly carried out an airstrike on a fuel depot belonging to the private airline Kam Air near Afghanistan’s Kandahar Airport, according to statements from the Afghan Taliban. The strike reportedly hit a storage facility that supplies fuel to civilian aircraft and some United Nations flights operating from…

Read More

Suspicious Package at Reagan National Airport Triggers Security Alert

Authorities launched a security response after a suspicious package was discovered at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on Thursday morning, prompting the evacuation of part of the terminal and raising concerns about a potential security threat. According to airport officials, the package was found around 9 a.m. inside a break room area at the airport….

Read More

Ethiopia Landslides Kill Over 50 People, More Than 125 Missing After Heavy Rains

A devastating series of landslides in southern Ethiopia has left at least 50 people dead and more than 125 others missing, according to local officials. The disaster occurred after several days of heavy rainfall triggered massive mudslides in the region. Authorities said the landslides struck three districts in the Gamo Zone, including Gacho Baba, Kamba,…

Read More

US Running Out of Time as Iran’s Strategy Sparks Fears of Global Energy Crisis

Rising tensions in the Middle East have sparked fears of a major global energy crisis, with analysts warning that Iran may be deliberately expanding the conflict to disrupt energy supplies and increase pressure on the United States and its allies. The ongoing confrontation involving Iran, the United States, and Israel has already begun affecting key…

Read More

Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian Apologizes to Neighbouring Countries, Rejects Trump’s Surrender Demand

Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has issued an apology to neighbouring countries affected by recent missile attacks while firmly rejecting the United States’ demand for unconditional surrender. His remarks come as the conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel continues to intensify across the region. In a televised…

Read More

Ayatollah Alireza Arafi Named Interim Supreme Leader of Iran After Khamenei’s Death

Tehran, March 1, 2026 — Following the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in a recent US-Israel military strike, Iran has appointed Ayatollah Alireza Arafi as the interim Supreme Leader as part of the country’s constitutional transition process. Arafi, a senior cleric and member of Iran’s powerful Guardian Council, will serve on the…

Read More

Tomahawks, Bunker Busters and Ballistic Missiles: Weapons Driving the Israel-Iran War

Middle East, February 28, 2026 — The escalating conflict between Israel and Iran has spotlighted some of the most powerful modern weapons in active combat, including Tomahawk cruise missiles, bunker-busting bombs, and long-range ballistic missiles. Military analysts say these advanced systems are reshaping battlefield tactics and increasing risk in an already volatile region. Tomahawk Cruise…

Read More