The US conducted a large-scale strike in Venezuela, capturing President Maduro and his wife. Trump claims temporary control over the country.

Nicolas Maduro's capture has led to significant disruptions in Caribbean travel, with hundreds of flights cancelled and ongoing FAA restrictions.

India warns nationals about travel to Venezuela amid US military operation, noting volatile security near key sites and advising postponement of non essential trips.

Analysis of the US strike on Venezuela, Maduro capture, legal questions, and plans for a transition, including oil sector involvement and international responses.

The United States signals greater involvement in Venezuela's oil sector following Maduro's capture, with legal grounds cited through narco-terrorism indictments and warnings to change course.

Analyses how India-Venezuela relations span oil trade, pharma collaborations, digital solutions and culture, amid a US-led strike and regional shifts.

An overview of reported US strikes in Venezuela, the unclear status of Maduro and Flores, and official responses amid growing tensions and questions of proof of life.

Assesses Venezuela's armed forces, personnel, equipment, and regional impact amid US claims, with regional ranking and militia role explored.

Tehran warns Washington against interference as protests spread across Iran amid rising living costs and currency decline, emphasising national security as a red line.

Iran faces nationwide protests driven by a currency collapse and rising prices, with casualties and detentions reported as authorities respond and the US issues warnings.

Overview of Iran protests triggered by high prices and economic hardship across provinces, including fatalities, arrests, and the government's stance and response.

After Australia's world-first social-media ban for minors, France has drafted a similar law to block under-15s from major platforms, which could take effect from September.

US government advisories and H-1B reforms shape opportunities for Indian professionals and students, with tighter enforcement and shifting visa processes in focus.

Explains how Earths day length could extend to 25 hours over hundreds of millions of years due to lunar tides, and how this affects timekeeping and our understanding of history.

Buddhist monks persist in their peace walk across the US, promoting activism and gathering support on social media despite recent injuries.

Ireland leads the EU push for ID verified social media accounts and stricter age checks, aiming to curb abuse and strengthen democratic processes across member states.

A train derailment in southern Mexico injured at least 15 people and halted traffic on a key rail line connecting the Pacific Ocean and Gulf of Mexico.

Zelenskyy meets US President Trump in Miami to discuss a peace plan, security guarantees, and Donbas issues as part of efforts to halt the Ukraine Russia war.

Bangladesh rejects Indian criticism of minority violence as isolated crimes, emphasising peaceful coexistence and lawful action while addressing diplomatic tensions.

Myanmar conducts a phased national vote amid violence, bans on major parties, and international scrutiny over legitimacy and humanitarian impact.

The National Citizen Party faces internal dissent over a proposed alliance with Jamaat-e-Islami ahead of the February elections in Bangladesh.

As Gaza braces for winter rain, displaced families struggle in makeshift tents while awaiting updates on ceasefire talks.

Peter Hotez attributes Texas measles outbreaks to policy failures and vaccine advocacy gaps, urging improved vaccination strategies.

A 6.7 magnitude quake southeast of Taipei prompts damage checks and transport reviews; India reports no tsunami threat. Updates cover aftershocks and regional monitoring.

China demonstrates ultra-high-speed superconducting maglev reaching 700 km/h on a 400 metre track, highlighting advances in maglev technology and potential benefits for future transport, aviation and space applications