Overview of Japan's recent earthquakes, including the 7.6 event and subsequent quakes in Honchō town and eastern Aomori and Hokkaido, with aftershock monitoring and official warnings.

India and Oman are finalising a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement with market access terms settled; cabinet clearance is pending prior to signing the free trade deal.

A H3N2 flu surge plus Covid, RSV and norovirus strain US health systems. Learn how hospitals, schools and vulnerable groups are affected and what measures are in place.

Australia implements a nationwide ban on under-16s from major social platforms, led by the esafety Commissioner, to curb harms and strengthen child protection online.

Punjab promotes policy stability, fast decisions, and single-window reforms to attract long-term investment, highlighted during the South Korea road show.

New York mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani will relocate from Astoria to Gracie Mansion to focus on affordability and safety, aligning personal arrangements with his policy goals.

Australia introduces a nationwide ban restricting under 16s from ten major platforms, with penalties up to A$49.5 million. Regulation, enforcement and global influence.

A magnitude 7.6 offshore earthquake near Aomori prompts tsunami alerts for Hokkaido, Aomori and Iwate as authorities monitor coastal areas and shaking across northern Japan.

The US conducted a humanitarian assistance exercise with Quad partners Australia, India, and Japan to enhance disaster-response capabilities in the Indo-Pacific.

Israel urges India to designate Hamas as a terrorist group amid expanding Iranian proxies, touching UNRWA funding and regional security implications.

San Diego proposes USD 30 million settlement for Konoa Wilson's family after police shooting. A significant case in US history.

California health officials urge against foraging wild mushrooms following a deadly poisoning outbreak linked to death cap mushrooms.

A Babbel and The Captioning Group analysis of mispronunciations in 2025 highlights names, medicines, and political terms that challenged broadcasters and public figures across the United States and United Kingdom.

India has dispatched more aid to cyclone-hit Sri Lanka, including bridge systems and water purification units, as the death toll rises.

Russian President Vladimir Putin visits New Delhi to discuss energy, defence, and strategic ties as India balances Moscow and Washington amid sanctions and US pressure.

During the 23rd India Russia summit, Putin's visit highlights state transport, including the Aurus Senat limousine and the Flying Kremlin Il-96-300PU, with details on armour, speed, and production.

Chile has enacted a law banning smartphone use in elementary and middle schools to reduce distractions and improve student focus starting in 2026.

India and Russia prepare for a state visit featuring a bilateral summit, defence cooperation on BrahMos and extended energy and trade discussions.

The Supreme Court directs the Centre to arrange the return of a nine-month pregnant woman and her eight-year-old son from Bangladesh, with medical care and welfare arrangements on arrival in India.

An objective overview of autopen use in the Biden era, legal boundaries on reversing actions, and the ongoing debate over presidential signatures and pardons.

Imran Khan faces health rumours amid detention in Adiala Jail. Reports of restricted family access, court orders, and planned protests in Rawalpindi and Islamabad are noted.

India provides rescue and relief in Sri Lanka through Operation Sagar Bandhu, delivering 53 tonnes of aid and supporting rebuilding efforts after Cyclone Ditwah.

Hong Kong fire at Wang Fuk Court prompts manslaughter investigations, scrutiny of renovation materials and fire safety systems, while displaced residents receive emergency support and communities seek accountability.

Hondurans cast votes for a new president in a close race influenced by US President Donald Trump's endorsement of a candidate.

Bipartisan lawmakers advocate for congressional reviews of Trump's military strikes on vessels in the Caribbean, citing potential legal concerns.