In a recent press briefing, US President discussed dealing with a potential war with China. When a journalist questioned him on “Elon Musk’s plan for theoretical war with China”, he responded that while a potential war with China was not something on the cards, yet if ever it happens, US is very well equipped to deal with it. Trump also admitted that plans for a possible war with China will not be shared with Musk since he has business interests in the same region.
22 March,2025 04:29 PM ISTOn March 21st, UK’s Heathrow Airport was shut down after a massive power outage following the fire. The airport in a statement said that it will be closed until midnight after experiencing a significant power outage due to a fire at a nearby electrical substation supplying the airport. Heathrow Airport and London Fire Brigade released statements after fire at substation stating the closure of the airport until 11:59 PM on March 21 and also advised travelers not to head to the airport The London Fire Brigade said its crews were tackling the fire in Hayes in west London and had evacuated around 150 people as a precaution.
22 March,2025 04:09 PM ISTHours after Israeli forces restarted their assault on Gaza, Houthis launched a missile attack on Israel. Houthis said that they have carried out a "qualitative military operation" targeting Israel with a hypersonic ballistic missile. The missile, identified as Palestine-2, was aimed at a military site south of Tel Aviv, according to Houthi spokesman Yahya Sarea. This marks their second such attack within 24 hours, with the group stating that they will continue their operations in solidarity with Palestinians. The Houthi spokesman said the attacks were a response to what he described as "the criminal Zionist enemy's massacres" in Gaza, as well as "American aggression" in the region.
22 March,2025 04:01 PM ISTTurkey is witnessing its biggest wave of protests in over a decade. The streets of Istanbul, Izmir, and Ankara are filled with voices demanding justice. The reason? The detention of Istanbul’s mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu, a man seen as President Erdoğan’s strongest political rival. İmamoğlu was taken into custody on March 19, a move his party—the Republican People’s Party, or CHP—calls politically motivated. His supporters see it as an attack on democracy itself. President Tayyip Erdoğan has issued a stern warning against the unrest, but that hasn’t deterred citizens in Istanbul, Izmir, Ankara, and beyond. In some cities, clashes erupted as police used water cannons to disperse the crowds.
22 March,2025 02:43 PM ISTIn yet another scathing attack on Canada, US President Donald Trump stated Canada as a ‘nasty negotiator’ in a recent press interaction. Claiming that the U.S. spends $200 billion annually to keep Canada afloat, Trump also mentioned that Canada has been taking advantage of the US for a very long time. After presiding as the President of the US in January, Trump initiated a trade war attacking countries over tariffs including India. Trump has warned of reciprocal tariffs starting in April for countries like India, China and Canada.
22 March,2025 02:40 PM ISTIn a shocking incident, more than 100 flights have been diverted after a massive power outage due to fire at the Heathrow Airport led to the airport halting its services until 11:59 PM on March 21, 2025. The London Fire Brigade has deployed ten fire engines and approximately 70 firefighters to combat the blaze, evacuating around 150 people from nearby properties as a precaution. Passengers are advised not to travel to the airport and to contact their airlines for updates. Eurocontrol has reported that no arrivals are currently permitted at Heathrow, with diversion plans in place; several flights, including Qantas from Perth to Paris and a United Airlines flight from New York, have already been rerouted.
21 March,2025 12:27 PM ISTFormer Philippines President Duterte who is facing grave murder charges related to his aggressive “war on drugs”, recently made his first appearance at the International Criminal Court. A shocking claim has come to forefront by Duterte’s lawyer. His lawyer has claimed that Duterte was 'abducted' before ICC appearance. The ex-Philippine President made his first appearance at the International Criminal Court in The Hague via remote video link on March 14. His virtual hearing unfolded amid a charged atmosphere both inside the courtroom and outside, where supporters and critics gathered in protest.
15 March,2025 06:32 PM ISTIn connection with his controversial drug war, former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte recently appeared for a hearing in the International Criminal Court (ICC). Malacañang acknowledged that justice is beginning to take its course. Presidential Communications Office Undersecretary Claire Castro described the pre-trial as “fair,” stating that it marks the start of accountability. Duterte, appearing via video link on March 14 due to travel constraints, was deemed mentally fit by ICC doctors. His lawyer, Salvador Medialdea, argued that Duterte was denied due process in the Philippines and cited his health concerns. Despite pleas to delay proceedings, the ICC set September 23 as the date to confirm charges related to alleged crimes against humanity during his tenure.
15 March,2025 06:27 PM ISTEx-Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte made his first appearance at the International Criminal Court in The Hague via remote video link on March 14. Facing grave murder charges related to his aggressive “war on drugs,” his virtual hearing unfolded amid a charged atmosphere both inside the courtroom and outside, where supporters and critics gathered in protest. While many of his backers questioned the legitimacy of his arrest and demanded his swift return to the Philippines, opponents called for accountability over allegations that his policies led to a systematic assault on civilians. Arriving from Manila on March 12, Duterte was promptly taken into ICC custody under an international arrest warrant. Prosecutors maintain that his campaign enabled death squads responsible for thousands of extrajudicial killings, fueling an enduring debate over justice and human rights.
15 March,2025 11:50 AM ISTIn a litmus test for President Aleksandar Vučić’s administration, thousand of students gathered in Belgrade for anti-government demonstrations reflecting widespread public dissatisfaction and the escalating momentum of anti-corruption protests. The catalyst for this movement was the tragic collapse of the Novi Sad railway station roof in November 2024, which claimed 15 lives—a disaster many attribute to governmental negligence. This gathering will be followed up by a rally in which students from across Serbia march on foot to the capital protesting against the current government.
15 March,2025 11:17 AM ISTThe festival of Holi 2025 brought together Hindus in Pakistan as they gathered to celebrate Holi in Karachi on March 13, in an annual ritual marking the beginning of spring. In Karachi's Hindu temple of Shri Swaminarayan for the celebration, more than five hundred Hindus gathered at the temple. The minority community of Non-Muslims make up only about three per cent of the 240 million population of Muslim-majority Pakistan.
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