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Jan 11, 2026

First General Elections In Myanmar After Military Coup, Second Phase Of Voting Held

Voting for the second phase of Myanmar's first general elections after five years of military rule began on Sunday. This included additional towns including conflict affected areas. Polling stations opened in 100 towns across the country. The elections are being held in three phases, with the first phase taking place on 28 December and the last on 25 January. 65 towns will not be able to vote because of the fighting.

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Rohan Gupta

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Jan 11, 2026

'We Will Kill', America Launches New Attack On ISIS In Syria

The US has launched a new round of retaliatory strikes against the Islamic State ISIS in Syria. The attacks were carried out in response to a deadly ISIS attack in Palmyra last month, which killed a US soldier and an interpreter. US and allied forces hit several ISIS positions in Syria, later joined by Jordanian forces. The American Central Command gave a clear message that they will find and kill anyone who harms their soldiers anywhere.

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Aarav Sharma

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Jan 11, 2026

Will America Attack Iran? Doomsday Plane Hovers Over Los Angeles After 51 Years, Read Its Features

American 'doomsday plane' E-4B Nightwatch lands in Los Angeles after 51 years, sparking speculation of a possible US attack on Iran. The appearance of this aircraft is important amid the aggressive stance of President Trump. The 'Flying Pentagon' is designed to protect US leaders in the event of a nuclear attack, with 112 people and advanced communications systems. Its last flight was after 911.

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Kunal Mehta

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Jan 11, 2026

Increase In Premium Processing Fees Of H-1B Visa, Impact On Indians

US Citizenship and Immigration Services USCIS has announced an increase in premium processing fees for several immigration benefits, including H-1B visas, effective March 1. USCIS said the increase in premium processing fees from June 2023 to June 2025 is "in response to inflation."

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Aarav Sharma

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Jan 10, 2026

Hindu Youth, Hurt By Beating In Bangladesh, Consumed Poison, Died

The incidents of violence against minorities in Bangladesh are not stopping. Another Hindu youth died after consuming poison over a loan of 500 taka in Dirai upazila of Sunamganj district. Hurt by the beating by the shopkeeper, he had consumed poison.

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Md Amir

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Jan 10, 2026

It Is Not Easy For Trump To Capture Greenland, It Is A Direct Conflict With Denmark's Sovereignty.

Even the White House has said that every option, whether purchase, pressure or military force, is on the table to occupy Greenland. But as much as Trump is moving ahead with threats, the equally harsh reality is that annexing Greenland is not an easy deal for him, but a very risky deal. Greenland is not an American colony, but a semi-autonomous territory of Denmark.

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Kunal Mehta

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Jan 10, 2026

'Flying Pentagon' Seen In The Sky Of America, Internet Panic Due To Mysterious Flight Of Doomsday Plane

The 'Doomsday Plane', popularly known as 'Flying Pentagon', was seen in the American sky at Los Angeles Airport, causing a stir on social media. The plane is a flying command center designed for federal government operations in emergencies such as nuclear war. Its presence has raised speculation and concerns online, although officially it has been linked to a military recruitment drive.

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Nitu Kumari

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Jan 10, 2026

Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei Opened Fire On Protesters, 217 People Have Died So Far

Violence has increased in protests against the Iranian government in Tehran. According to a local doctor, 217 protesters are being claimed dead in the firing, while the human rights agency has confirmed 63 deaths. The government has warned of firing and the death penalty. US President Trump had warned Iran that there would be serious consequences if it harmed the protesters, which has made the situation more tense.

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Amit Kumar

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Jan 10, 2026

'If I Stopped 8 Wars, I Should Get The Nobel'; Trump Again Hits Old Tune Regarding India-Pakistan

US President Donald Trump on Friday reiterated that he had stopped the war between India and Pakistan. He told that the Prime Minister of Pakistan had thanked him for saving the lives of millions of people. Trump also claimed that he has resolved eight wars and should receive the Nobel Peace Prize because no one in history deserves it more than him.

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Rohan Gupta

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Jan 9, 2026

Pakistan Can Sell Arms To Sudan, Preparations For A Deal Worth 1.5 Billion Dollars

Pakistan can sell arms and aircraft to Sudan. Sources said that for this, agreements worth $1.5 billion can be signed between the two countries soon. It is noteworthy that there is a conflict going on between the Sudanese army and the paramilitary force Rapid Support Forces. Due to this, Sudan is also facing humanitarian crisis.

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Md Amir

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Jan 9, 2026

Pakistan Appeals To Trump To Kidnap Netanyahu, 'the Biggest Criminal Of Humanity'

According to a shocking news, Pakistan had reportedly requested the then US President Donald Trump to kidnap Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling him the biggest criminal of humanity. The strange request marks an unusual incident in international relations, sparking discussion globally.

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Vikram Chauhan

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Jan 9, 2026

Syria Announces Ceasefire With Kurdish Fighters In Aleppo, Thousands Of People Displaced

The Syrian Defense Ministry announced a ceasefire after three days of clashes between government forces and Kurdish fighters in Aleppo. Thousands of people were displaced by this conflict. The ceasefire came into effect at 3am on Friday, with armed groups allowed to leave the area within six hours. They will be provided with safe passage to carry their light weapons and reach Kurdish-controlled north-eastern Syria. The US envoy welcomed the move.

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Md Amir

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Jan 9, 2026

'PM Modi Did Not Call Trump Otherwise...', America's Big Claim On Trade Deal

US Commerce Secretary Howard Latnick has made a big claim on the India-US trade deal. He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not call the then US President Donald Trump, due to which this agreement could not be reached. According to Latnik, the deal was almost finalized, but things did not work out due to Modi not calling. The US then announced deals with Indonesia, the Philippines and Vietnam.

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Kunal Mehta

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Jan 8, 2026

'Will Keep Selling Venezuelan Oil Indefinitely', Trump Said - America Will Run This Country For Years

After ousting Nicolas Maduro from power in Venezuela, the intentions of the Trump administration regarding this South American country are gradually becoming clear. America not only wants to control this country for a long time but also wants to extract oil from here and sell it indefinitely. Trump said, 'The interim government of this country is giving us everything we need.'

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Amit Kumar

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Jan 8, 2026

Iran Internet Blackout: Internet Blackout, Telephone Services Also Halted After Anti-protests In Iran

As anti-government protests in Iran have intensified, authorities have imposed internet blackouts in many parts of the country. According to reports, not only the internet but also landline and mobile telephone services have been severely affected, leaving the country virtually cut off from the outside world.

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Amitesh Kumar

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Jan 8, 2026

Trump Announced His Withdrawal From The International Solar Alliance, What Will Happen Now?

US President Donald Trump has decided to pull the US out of more than 60 international organizations, including the India-France-led International Solar Alliance (ISA). The Trump administration believes that these organizations are against American interests. The move could increase the challenge of raising funding for ISA, although the organization has said it will continue its operations. India is reacting cautiously to this issue.

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Nitu Kumari

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Jan 8, 2026

If America Extracts All The Oil From Venezuela, Then What Will Happen To The Earth? The Report Will Surprise You

America has arrested Venezuelan President Maduro and claimed the huge oil reserves there. Venezuela has more than 300 billion barrels of heavy, concentrated oil. Extracting and refining it is extremely energy-intensive and polluting. The report warns that if the US extracts all the oil, it will have a severe impact on climate change due to huge methane emissions.

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Vikram Chauhan

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Jan 8, 2026

Video: Situation In Irani Is Very Serious, Unknown Assailants Chased The Car And Killed A Policeman.

The situation in Iran is serious due to the economic crisis, leading to nationwide protests. A video has gone viral on social media in which a policeman was shot dead in Sistan and Baluchistan. Jaish-al-Adl has taken responsibility for this. Another policeman was stabbed to death near Tehran. Demonstrators have been protesting against Khamenei's government against rising prices and the falling value of the rial, which has left more than 30 people dead.

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Pragya Srishti

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Jan 8, 2026

Will Putin Repeat Trump's 'Venezuela Plan' In Ukraine? It Will Be 'impossible' For Russia For 5 Reasons

US arrests Venezuelan president, but will Putin be able to do the same with Zelensky in Ukraine? According to political analysts, it will not be easy for Putin due to the strong security of Kiev, the support of Western countries and the preparedness of Ukraine's military. Zelensky enjoyed global support, while Maduro did not. Ukraine is not in a political vacuum like Venezuela.

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Rohan Gupta

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Jan 8, 2026

Japanese Nuclear Officer's Phone Lost In China, Danger Of Sensitive Data Being Leaked

A major security crisis has arisen after an official of Japan's nuclear regulatory authority NRA lost his smartphone during a trip to China. This phone contained extremely sensitive information like names and contact details of employees related to nuclear security.

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Anand Kumar

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