Nigeria Rejects U.S. Military Threat Over ‘Christian Persecution’ Claims

Diplomatic Flashpoint: Abuja Pushes Back Against U.S. Threats The Nigerian government has firmly rejected threats of possible U.S. military action, following statements suggesting Washington might intervene over alleged persecution of Christians in Nigeria. The warning, reportedly originating from U.S. President Donald Trump, proposed halting American aid and preparing for potential military operations unless the Nigerian government “stopped…

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A New Front in South Asia’s Rivalry: Will India Back Afghanistan’s Dam on Pakistan’s Lifeline River?

A Brewing Water Conflict A fresh flashpoint is emerging in South Asia’s already volatile geopolitical landscape — water diplomacy. The question of whether India will assist Afghanistan in building a dam on the Kunar River, which flows into Pakistan, has stirred major strategic debate. The issue arises in the wake of India’s unprecedented move to…

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Pomelli by Google: The AI Assistant Set to Redefine Marketing Creativity

A Bold Leap in AI Marketing Google has unveiled Pomelli, an experimental AI-powered marketing assistant designed to revolutionize how brands create and manage content. Developed in collaboration with Google DeepMind, Pomelli can automatically generate on-brand social media posts, ad creatives, captions, visuals, and formatted campaign drafts—all sourced directly from a company’s website content. Now in public beta across…

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India Resumes Russian Oil Imports: Strategic Pragmatism Amid US Sanctions

Global Energy Pressure: US Sanctions and India’s Dilemma Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has resumed purchases of Russian crude oil for December delivery, sourced exclusively from non-sanctioned Russian entities. This move comes after fresh US sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil aimed at curbing Moscow’s funding for its war in Ukraine. Washington’s sanctions expand its “maximum pressure”…

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Russia’s Poseidon Test: The Underwater “Doomsday Drone” Redefining Nuclear Deterrence

Moscow’s Deep-Sea Power Play Russia has taken another dramatic step in modernizing its nuclear arsenal. On October 29, 2025, President Vladimir Putin announced the successful test of the Poseidon—a nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed underwater drone capable of traversing oceans autonomously. The announcement came just days after the trial of the Burevestnik nuclear-powered cruise missile, signaling Moscow’s determination to project…

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Delhi’s Costly Rain Gamble: Cloud Seeding Fails to Clear the Air

Endless Smog, Elusive Solutions Each winter, Delhi sinks under a suffocating blanket of toxic haze. Despite bans on firecrackers, curbs on construction, and vehicle restrictions, the capital’s air remains among the most polluted in the world. In a fresh attempt to outsmart the smog, the Delhi government joined hands with IIT Kanpur to conduct cloud seeding experiments, hoping…

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Nvidia Surges Past $5 Trillion: The Chipmaker That Redefined the Future of AI and Computing

From Startup Dream to Market Titan On October 29, 2025, Nvidia etched its name into history as the first public company ever to cross a $5 trillion market valuation—a feat that underscores its dominance at the crossroads of artificial intelligence, semiconductor innovation, and global digital transformation. Just three months after breaking the $4 trillion barrier,…

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After High-Stakes Seoul Talks, Trump Says Will Slash China Tariff by 10% in Move to Ease Strains

A Diplomatic Reset in an Era of Rivalry In a much-anticipated encounter that captivated global attention, U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Seoul on Thursday for their first face-to-face dialogue since 2019. The summit unfolded amid mounting geopolitical strains — from a bruising trade war to escalating competition over technology and…

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Chinese Syndicates Behind ₹28,000-Crore Loan and Crypto Frauds: India’s Digital Threat Unmasked

The Hidden Cost of India’s Digital Boom India’s rapid leap into digital finance has brought prosperity—and peril. As online transactions and fintech apps surge, so too have cybercrimes that exploit this growth. A recent Enforcement Directorate (ED) investigation has exposed a staggering ₹28,000-crore fraud network controlled largely by Chinese nationals, revealing a nexus of instant loan apps,…

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