A major escalation is unfolding inside Russia after Ukraine launched a high-precision strike deep into the country’s energy backbone. British-supplied Storm Shadow missiles tore into the Novoshakhtinsk oil refinery, a facility directly tied to fueling the Kremlin’s war machine, triggering a chain of explosions that lit up the skyline and disrupted one of southern Russia’s most strategic fuel lifelines. This wasn’t just another strike. This was a deliberate, high-impact message: Ukraine can reach far beyond the front lines and hit Russia where it hurts economically, militarily and politically. WATCH
27 December,2025 12:24 AM IST
President Donald Trump triggered a fresh wave of controversy after delivering what many online are calling a “creepy”, overly personal and uncomfortable tribute to campaign press secretary Karoline Leavitt. Trump praised Leavitt’s “beautiful face”, spotlighted her lips and described her on-air delivery as “like a little machine gun”, sparking instant backlash across political and media circles. Critics say the remarks were wildly inappropriate and overshadowed the evening’s attempts at discussing policy and economic issues. Social media erupted within minutes, with users mocking Trump’s fixation, calling the comments “disgusting”, “weird” and “unfit for office”. WATCH
10 December,2025 10:16 PM IST
Gaza is under siege and the humanitarian crisis is worsening. Israeli airstrikes have torn through the city, leaving dozens dead, including children and starving civilians, as famine grips the war-torn region. Meanwhile, Senator Bernie Sanders is calling out U.S. President Donald Trump, accusing him of remaining silent while Israeli actions push Gaza to the brink of disaster. Sanders declares “enough is enough”, demanding an end to American taxpayer funding of Netanyahu’s military campaigns.
24 August,2025 11:05 PM IST
India and China have taken a big step towards normalisation of ties after Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi assured External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar that Beijing will resume crucial supplies. Fertilizers, rare earth minerals, and tunnel boring machines — all critical for India’s agriculture, auto industry, and infrastructure — will now flow again as China lifts its ban after nearly a year.
19 August,2025 09:54 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
