South Asia’s skies aren’t quiet anymore—India and Pakistan’s use of drones has transformed how both countries think about war and deterrence. With over 1,000 drones in recent clashes, the new tech is amplifying old rivalries, raising escalation risks, and forcing the world to rethink regional security strategies.
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The U.S. has blasted sanctions targeting Israeli Ministers Ben Gvir and Smotrich, imposed by a UK-led coalition over alleged incitement of settler violence. Washington calls the move divisive as Western allies split over how to address the Israel-Palestine conflict and mounting violence in the West Bank.
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Australian reporter Lauren Tomasi was struck by a rubber bullet while covering immigration protests in Los Angeles. The LAPD used aggressive crowd-control tactics as unrest flared up after immigration raids. Tomasi continued her live report despite the injury, highlighting the daily risks journalists face on assignment.
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A glacier collapse in the Swiss Alps unleashed a 3-million-cubic-meter rockslide, destroying the recently evacuated village of Blatten. Rapid evacuations likely saved many, but one person is missing. The catastrophe marks an unprecedented event for the region, putting a spotlight on growing risks in Alpine communities.
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Five skiers lost their lives after being caught in an avalanche on the Adler Glacier near Zermatt, Switzerland. Their bodies were discovered after hikers noticed abandoned skis, triggering a major search operation. The cause of the tragedy is under investigation as authorities work to identify the victims.
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Bella May Culley, 18, vanished in Thailand and triggered a search, but resurfaced in Georgia, arrested for attempting to smuggle over 12kg of marijuana. Now facing a potential life sentence in a notorious Georgian prison, her family is seeking help, while her social media paints a picture at odds with her student image.
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India repeatedly points to Pakistan as backing armed groups that operate in Kashmir and beyond, fueling a cycle of accusations and military tension. These claims, often denied by Pakistan, form the backdrop to cross-border attacks and high-profile air strikes. The details highlight persistent instability in the region.
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Tensions surge between India and Pakistan after a deadly Kashmir attack triggers military strikes, raising fears of another conflict. With both sides exchanging fire, the world watches closely as historical disputes and diplomatic challenges complicate crisis management between the nuclear-armed neighbors.
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Chicago-born Cardinal Robert Prevost has been elected Pope Leo XIV, becoming the first American and first Augustinian pontiff after a tense conclave. His election signals a new chapter for both the Vatican and U.S. Catholics, with an early focus on unity, dialogue, and inclusivity.
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A celebration in South Vancouver turned to tragedy when a man drove an SUV into a crowd at the Lapu Lapu Day Filipino festival, killing 11 and injuring dozens. Authorities identified the suspect as a local struggling with mental health and ruled out terrorism. The Filipino community and officials worldwide are rallying support for the victims.
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