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Is this even legal? Canada’s craziest football goal aced in −8°C blizzard goes viral

Ice, Snow and Goalposts: Canada’s Premier League Final Was Played Like a Winter Dare With snowflakes piled up and temperature plunged to a teeth-chattering −8°C, it looked less like a football final and more like a scene from a wint Read More

Indonesian ATR 42-500 Aircraft With 11 Onboard Goes Missing, Debris Seen On Mountain: Reports

The aircraft had been flying at a low altitude over the ocean, which limited radar coverage. Its last signal was received approximately 12 miles northeast of Makassar airport. Read More

‘Supriya dreamed of becoming nurse’: Indian-origin man Vikrant Thakur admits killing wife in Australia court, pleads not guilty to murder

Indian-origin Vikrant Thakur, who was charged with the murder of his wife, Supriya Thakur, confessed that he killed her in Australia’s Adelaide Magistrates Court. Read More

High alert ahead of Republic Day as intelligence flags Khalistani, Bangladesh-linked terror threats: Report

Just days before Republic Day, intelligence agencies have issued a high alert over possible terror threats to Delhi and several other cities, warning that Khalistani and Bangladesh-based terror groups could attempt attacks. Read More

Ugandan opposition presidential candidate abducted by military, communication cut off ahead of polls

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine was cut off from communications on Saturday after a police raid on his home, his party said, with the security forces determined to prevent unrest ahead of imminent election results. Read More

‘Alienating India will hurt America’: US Republican draws hard line, backs New Delhi over Pakistan

US Congressman Rich McCormick said India, unlike Pakistan, brings investment and talent into the United States, warning that sidelining New Delhi would hurt American interests. Read More

‘Entirely Without Precedent’: In A First, Mummified Cheetahs Found In Saudi Caves

Scientists discovered 7 mummified cheetahs and 54 skeletons near Arar, Saudi Arabia, dating back up to 1800 years, offering unprecedented insights into ancient cheetah populations. Read More

Alienating India Would Be ‘Big Trouble’ For US, Warns Republican Congressman

Ties between Washington and New Delhi have further cooled during Trump’s second term over India’s continued purchase of Russian oil. Read More

‘US Seeks To Restore Dominance In Iran’: Khamenei As Middle East Tensions Simmer

While Iran has returned to an uneasy calm with protests waning in several areas, the region remains on edge over possible US military action against the Islamic Republic. Read More

‘Voting For A Hindu Is Haram’: Bangladesh Clerics’ Remarks Ahead Of Polls Spark Outrage

As Bangladesh moves closer to its general elections, a wave of disturbing videos circulating on social media has triggered fresh concerns over the safety of religious minorities, particularly Hindus and other non-Muslim communities. Read More

Emirates’ first direct Dubai-Helsinki flights: Fly from UAE’s desert heat to Finland’s northern lights, sauna culture, snowy escapes

Dubai to Finland Just Got Direct: Emirates Launches First-Ever Non-Stop Flights to Helsinki Emirates has announced a major expansion of its global network with the launch of daily, year-round direct flights between Dubai and Helsinki Read More

Making sense of the data this week: What the numbers are really telling us

A data-heavy week revealed how the global economy is slowing, diverging, and reshaping power in 2026. Read More