Berlin has been plunged into its longest power outage since World War II after an arson attack on high-voltage power cables triggered a massive blackout in the city southwest. German federal prosecutors have taken over the investigation and launched a terrorism probe, citing suspected sabotage, arson, disruption of public services, and possible membership in a terrorist organization.
07 January,2026 06:46 PM ISTPresident Trump has issued one of his starkest warnings yet, revealing a surging Ukraine war death toll and cautioning that global power struggles could push nations dangerously close to World War III. As the conflict intensifies on the front lines, Trump is pressing for an immediate halt to fighting, expressing exhaustion with diplomatic meetings that lead nowhere and frustration with stalled negotiations in Washington. WATCH
12 December,2025 11:48 PM ISTTrump warns of World War III over Ukraine conflict after meeting Macron at the White House. He sated, "It could lead to World War Three if it's not solved," says Donald Trump after meeting French President Emmanuel Macron at the White House, referring to the war in Ukraine. He added, "Get them out of the war and let them live."
25 February,2025 11:00 AM ISTVladimir Putin won the Russian Presidential Elections with nearly 88 per cent votes. While addressing Russian citizens, the newly elected President Putin warned of World War III. Direct conflict between Russia, NATO would mean the world would be “one step away” from World War III. The Ukraine conflict has triggered deepest crisis in Moscow's relations with West since 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. Putin has often warned of the risks of nuclear war but says he has never felt the need to use nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Elections in Russia came just over two years since the full-scale conflict broke out between Ukraine, Russia. It has been considered as one of the Europe’s deadliest conflict since the World War II. The chair of the central election commission in Moscow said Putin won a record 88 pc of the vote. He received more votes in comparison to the 2018 Elections where he bagged 76.69 per cent of the total votes counted. Vladimir Putin was first elected as the President in 2000 and re-elected in 2004, 2012, 2018 and 2024 respectively.
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