Pakistani Teen Killed by US Citizen Father Over Social Media Use
A US citizen, Anwar ul-Haq, fatally shot his teenage daughter in Quetta, Pakistan, over her TikTok activity. He first claimed unknown attackers were responsible but later confessed.
Police suspect an honor killing, as the family disapproved of her lifestyle. His brother-in-law was also arrested. If convicted, both face life imprisonment.
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😢 Family’s Tragic Fate in Zaporizhzhia: Russian Bomb Kills Three Generations
In a heart-wrenching incident in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, a Russian airstrike killed three members of the Buhayov family: 17-month-old Adam, his mother Sophiia, and his great-grandmother Tetiana.
Yuliia, Sophiia’s mother, expresses how the loss has shattered her life, as her daughter, grandson, and mother were all killed instantly.
This tragedy exemplifies the horrors faced by Ukrainian civilians in the ongoing war.
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⚡️ Ancient Vomit Discovery in Denmark
A fossilized vomit fragment, discovered at Stevns Klint in Denmark, dates back to 66 million years ago. The find offers a rare look into the diet of ancient fish and sharks during the Cretaceous period, shedding light on the prehistoric food chain.
The discovery is drawing international interest, with experts calling it "the world's most famous piece of puke."
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⚡️ Trump Signals Potential Reunion with Kim Jong Un Amid Changed Dynamics
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has hinted at reopening diplomatic channels with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, aiming to revive their once-unusual rapport.
Experts suggest that while Trump's personal diplomacy previously yielded high-profile meetings, North Korea's increased military strength and closer ties with Russia could significantly alter the negotiation landscape.
Analysts believe any new talks would likely require more substantial offers from the U.S. to achieve progress.
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⚡️ Google Maps to Rename Gulf of Mexico in the US
Google Maps will rename the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America for US users, following an executive order from President Donald Trump. The decision has sparked controversy, with critics in Mexico mocking the renaming as unnecessary.
Google clarified that its platform reflects official names from government sources, applying localized names where appropriate. International users will continue to see both names displayed.
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⚡️ $2 Billion Arctic Security Boost from Denmark
Denmark plans to spend 14.6 billion kroner ($2.05 billion) on Arctic defense, working with Greenland and the Faroe Islands. The funding will add Arctic ships, drones, and satellite capacity to bolster security.
The investment comes as global interest in Greenland's strategic position and resources grows. Greenland officials welcomed the move but reiterated their independence in deciding their future.
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⚡️ Another Undersea Cable Damaged in the Baltic
A new case of undersea cable damage has emerged between Sweden and Latvia, believed to be linked to suspected sabotage by Russia’s shadow fleet. The Latvian state-run broadcast center’s cable was damaged early in the morning in the Baltic Sea.
Both countries, along with NATO, are investigating the incident, though the cause remains uncertain. The damage, while significant, has not affected data transmission for Latvian users.
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⚡️ Bill Gates Calls His Divorce from Melinda a Major Mistake
Bill Gates, who divorced Melinda after 27 years of marriage, has described the separation as the biggest mistake of his life.
While Gates has since found a new partner, Paula Hurd, he confessed that it took him two years to come to terms with the divorce.
He also expressed regret over Melinda’s departure from their foundation in 2024, but noted that their relationship is improving.
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🌪 Éowyn Leaves Devastation: Thousands Affected by Power and Water Shortages
Following Storm Éowyn’s impact, around 402,000 homes in Ireland and 140,000 in Northern Ireland remain without electricity. Meanwhile, 120,000 people in Ireland are experiencing water outages, with 400,000 more at risk.
Tragically, two lives were lost in the storm. Authorities are rushing to restore services, but with Storm Herminia approaching, further disruptions are feared.
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⚡️Auschwitz Commemoration Highlights Warnings from Survivors
Eighty years after Auschwitz’s liberation, Holocaust survivors warn of growing antisemitism and intolerance. Eva Umlauf, who survived the death camp as a child, shares her experiences to educate younger generations. In Dachau, German students acknowledged the importance of learning about the Holocaust in a time of political polarization.
Experts note a global increase in antisemitic acts, from graffiti in Germany to attacks on Jewish communities in North and South America. Survivors stress that the Holocaust’s roots in “othering” minorities serve as a stark reminder to combat prejudice in all its forms.
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⚡️South Korea’s Yoon Faces Insurrection Charge Over Martial Law Declaration
Impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol is now facing an insurrection charge after his attempt to declare martial law in December triggered a political crisis. Yoon, who is the first South Korean sitting president to be charged with a crime, attempted to impose military rule to combat "anti-state" forces.
The declaration was swiftly blocked by lawmakers, leading to tense confrontations. Yoon is set to stand trial alongside military officials and his former defence minister. Meanwhile, the Constitutional Court is deliberating whether to remove him from office, which would prompt a new presidential election.
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🇧🇾 Belarus Prepares for "Sham Election," Opposition Decries Repression
Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, exiled leader of Belarus’s opposition, has dismissed the upcoming presidential election as a “sham” designed to solidify Alexander Lukashenko’s grip on power.
Lukashenko, who has ruled for decades, faces no real challengers on the ballot, and independent observers are barred. Tikhanovskaya calls on the global community to condemn the process, highlighting widespread fear and repression.
Activists continue to face arrests, forced exile, or silence, as the regime clamps down on dissent ahead of the vote.
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⚡️ British Museum Faces IT Disruption After Ex-Employee Incident
The British Museum has partially closed after an ex-contractor allegedly accessed its IT systems. The incident disrupted operations, forcing some galleries and temporary exhibitions to close.
Police arrested the individual on-site, and the museum is working to restore full functionality. Ticket holders for affected exhibitions, including "Silk Roads" and "Picasso: Printmaker," are being refunded.
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🎥 Who Will Own TikTok? MrBeast, Musk, or Ellison?
The future of TikTok remains uncertain as high-profile figures like Jimmy Donaldson (MrBeast), Elon Musk, and Larry Ellison emerge as potential buyers.
MrBeast has teased his bid, promising a "crazy" plan, while Musk and Ellison are also seen as strong contenders. TikTok’s forced sale stems from US legislation addressing national security concerns tied to its parent company, ByteDance.
President Trump has suggested a 50% US government ownership model, while Oracle, a key TikTok server provider, is reportedly eyeing the platform once again. The final buyer may hinge on political considerations.
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🛑 Plane and Helicopter Crash Near Washington DC – 28 Bodies Recovered
A passenger jet carrying 64 people collided with a US Army helicopter near Washington DC. The plane broke apart and sank into the Potomac River, while the helicopter flipped on impact.
Among the victims were US figure skaters and Russian nationals. Emergency crews recovered 28 bodies and suspended rescue efforts. Investigators are examining air traffic control records.
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⚡️ Fire Breaks Out on Air Busan Plane, 176 Evacuated
A fire broke out on an Air Busan Airbus at Busan's Gimhae International Airport, forcing the evacuation of 176 people on board. Four passengers were injured while escaping the aircraft using inflatable slides.
The fire, which started near the tail before takeoff, spread to the fuselage. The cause is under investigation.
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❄️ DeepSeek Challenges ChatGPT
China’s AI app DeepSeek has surged in popularity, becoming the most downloaded app in the U.S. shortly after its launch. Known for its cost-effective model, DeepSeek competes with OpenAI’s ChatGPT by providing efficient writing, coding, and brainstorming capabilities.
Experts note that while ChatGPT remains more polished, DeepSeek offers impressive functionality at a lower price.
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⚡️ January 6 Rioter Killed Days After Trump Pardon
Matthew Huttle, a 42-year-old Indiana man pardoned by Donald Trump for his role in the January 6 Capitol riot, was fatally shot by police during a traffic stop.
Authorities report Huttle resisted arrest and had a firearm during the encounter. He was among nearly 1,600 individuals pardoned by Trump for their involvement in the riot. Investigations into the shooting are ongoing.
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⚡️ Serbian Prime Minister Resigns Amid Mass Protests
Serbian Prime Minister Milos Vucevic has stepped down following nationwide protests sparked by the Novi Sad railway station tragedy, where 15 people died in November.
Protesters have accused the government of corruption and poor oversight in construction projects. Vucevic expressed hope that his resignation would ease tensions and encourage dialogue.
However, protests led by students show no signs of abating, and questions remain over the potential for broader political change.
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⚡️ 19-Year-Old German Woman Dies in Hiking Accident in Switzerland
In a tragic accident in Switzerland, a 19-year-old German woman fell to her death while hiking with a friend. The women were hiking in the Linthal area when they strayed from the path and fell about 50 to 80 meters.
One died at the scene, while the other was injured and airlifted to a hospital. The cause of the fall has not yet been determined.
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⚡️ Colombian President Blocks US Deportation Flights
President Gustavo Petro of Colombia has blocked US military flights from landing with Colombian migrants onboard, asserting that migrants should not be treated as criminals.
Petro's decision follows criticism from Brazil over the mistreatment of deported migrants, some of whom were handcuffed. Colombia plans to receive its citizens on civilian flights with respect.
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⚡️ Trump Advocates for Gaza Evacuation and Relocation to Arab Nations
US President Trump proposed relocating Palestinians from the destroyed Gaza Strip to Egypt and Jordan.
He described the region as a "demolition site" and suggested the relocation could bring peace to the people.
Trump has had talks with Jordan’s King Abdullah and plans to discuss the idea with Egypt’s President el-Sisi.
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⚡️ Trump 2.0: A More Confident, Organised Leader Ready to Reshape America
Back in office, President Donald Trump has returned with renewed confidence, learning from the missteps of his first term. This time, his administration is more disciplined, with a clearer focus on executing his policies.
Trump has signed an unprecedented number of executive orders, making swift moves to undo his predecessor’s legacy and push through his agenda. His bold actions, from pardoning Capitol riot participants to enforcing stricter immigration policies, show that Trump 2.0 is not wasting time in his second term.
The White House feels like a different place with a more organised and emboldened president leading the charge.
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🇺🇸 Trump Says the US Will Eventually Control Greenland
Donald Trump has once again raised the possibility of the US gaining control of Greenland, calling it an "absolute necessity" for global security.
In remarks aboard Air Force One, Trump claimed that the people of Greenland want to be with the US, despite strong opposition from Danish and Greenlandic leaders.
While Denmark’s Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenland’s leaders have rejected the idea, citing the island's autonomy, Trump remains adamant. His comments come amid growing interest in Greenland’s natural resources and its strategic position in the Arctic.
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😠 Kerch Strait Oil Spill: Russia Battles Major Ecological Disaster
A December storm caused two tankers to leak up to 5,000 tonnes of heavy fuel oil into the Kerch Strait, creating what scientists describe as Russia's worst environmental disaster of the 21st century.
Satellite imagery shows oil spreading over 400 sq km, reaching beaches as far as Crimea and Berdyansk. Greenpeace warns the heavy M100 oil, which sinks underwater, will take decades to biodegrade. Marine life, including thousands of birds and dozens of dolphins, has been severely impacted.
Cleanup costs are estimated at $14 billion, but experts fear the long-term effects will be devastating for the region.
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⚡️ Pete Hegseth Confirmed as US Defence Secretary After Contentious Senate Vote
Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump's pick for US defence secretary, has been confirmed following a tie-breaking vote by Vice-President JD Vance.
Allegations of misconduct, including sexual assault and excessive drinking, almost derailed his nomination. Hegseth, a veteran and former Fox News host, will now oversee the Department of Defense and its $849bn budget.
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⚡️ Trump Ends Security Protection for Fauci Amid Threats
Former President Donald Trump has revoked security protection for Anthony Fauci, the former US Covid-19 adviser, citing it as "very standard" for ex-officials.
Dr. Fauci, who faced death threats during his tenure, has hired a private security team at his own expense. Trump also withdrew protections for ex-officials like Mike Pompeo and John Bolton, who faced threats from Iran.
Republicans, including Senator Rand Paul, had pushed for the move, criticizing the costs of Fauci’s protection.
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⚡️US Freezes Foreign Aid Amid Policy Review
The US State Department has ordered an immediate pause on nearly all foreign aid, following President Trump's executive order. The 90-day review aims to ensure that aid aligns with his foreign policy. Exceptions include emergency food aid and military funding for Israel and Egypt.
This freeze could disrupt major humanitarian and development programs worldwide, including water and sanitation projects.
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