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Bloody wedding in Pakistan: Suicide bomber blows up guests at pro-government leader's house

In northwestern Pakistan, a suicide bomber blew up guests at the wedding of a pro-government leader, killing 7 people and injuring 25. The Tehrik-i-Taliban Pakistan group is suspected.

News of the World • 11:49 PM • 2130 views
Winter disaster in Asia: At least 20 people killed by snowfalls and avalanches in Pakistan and Afghanistan

Extreme snowfalls and avalanches in Pakistan and Afghanistan have killed at least 20 people. In Pakistan, an avalanche covered a house, and in Afghanistan, 11 people died due to freezing rain and snow.

News of the World • 11:31 PM • 1468 views
Colombian President Optimistically Prepares for White House Meeting with Trump

The Colombian president expressed optimism regarding upcoming talks with Donald Trump, scheduled for February 3, 2026. The meeting is expected to conclude a period of diplomatic crisis during which Washington revoked the Colombian leader's visa.

Politics • 11:15 PM • 1476 views
Takaichi dissolves Japanese parliament after three months in office: snap elections set for February 8

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi dissolved the lower house of parliament on January 23, calling snap elections for February 8. The move was made to gain a mandate for the implementation of economic and defense programs.

Politics • January 23, 06:03 AM • 4088 views
Trump administration banned the use of fetal tissue in scientific research

The Trump administration has banned NIH funding for projects using human embryonic tissue obtained from abortions. This decision revokes previous government approvals and aims to implement alternative methods of biomedical research.

Politics • January 23, 01:40 AM • 4108 views
Olympic Games in Italy to be adorned with unique cauldrons in the style of Leonardo da Vinci

The organizers of the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games have unveiled the design of the Olympic cauldrons, dedicated to the creative legacy of Leonardo da Vinci. For the first time, two flames will be lit and extinguished simultaneously in Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo.

Sports • January 22, 02:53 AM • 3882 views
New members of the 2026 Songwriters Hall of Fame announcedPhoto

Taylor Swift, Kenny Loggins, Alanis Morissette, Christopher Stewart, Gene Simmons, and Paul Stanley of Kiss are the new inductees into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony will take place on June 11 in New York City.

Culture • January 21, 11:40 PM • 53269 views
Trump arrived in Switzerland late due to plane malfunction: already departed for Davos

US President Donald Trump landed in Zurich almost two hours late due to a wiring problem on board Air Force One. He transferred to another plane and departed for Davos, where he will deliver a speech.

Politics • January 21, 01:00 PM • 3407 views
Donald Trump's approval rating drops to 40% in his second term's first year - Media

Donald Trump's average approval rating in January 2026 is 40%, and according to Gallup and Reuters/Ipsos, it is 36%. Most Americans are dissatisfied with his economic and immigration policies.

Politics • January 20, 08:35 PM • 10250 views
At least 13 children killed in South Africa school bus crash

In South Africa, a collision between a school minibus and a truck resulted in the deaths of at least 13 children. The accident occurred in Gauteng province when the minibus attempted to overtake other vehicles.

News of the World • January 19, 07:49 PM • 3667 views
Syrian government forces stormed Raqqa, continuing their offensive on Kurdish-controlled areas

Syrian government forces entered the city of Raqqa as part of an offensive on territories held by Kurdish forces. This happened after clashes between Damascus and the Syrian Democratic Forces.

News of the World • January 18, 04:50 PM • 6443 views
Bloody weekend in Pakistan: At least 24 people killed in two major road accidents

On January 17, two major road accidents in Pakistan claimed the lives of at least 24 people and injured 45. The causes were fog, speeding, and poor roads.

News of the World • January 18, 12:55 AM • 4419 views
Acting President of Venezuela Rodriguez has been targeted by the Drug Enforcement Administration for years - AP

Delcy Rodriguez, who took over as Venezuela's leader after the detention of Nicolas Maduro, was a "priority target" for the US Drug Enforcement Administration. Her name appeared in investigations into drug trafficking, money laundering, and gold smuggling.

Politics • January 17, 10:49 PM • 6481 views
Thousands of students in Serbia protested against corruption and the Vučić government

In Serbia, students protested against the Vučić government, demanding a fight against corruption. The reason was a railway station disaster that claimed 16 lives.

Society • January 17, 09:16 PM • 4747 views
Sport forged by war: young skiers in Chernihiv train at a bombed-out basePhoto

The state sports ski base in Chernihiv, despite destruction and air raid alerts, continues to operate. Approximately 350 children and teenagers train in wartime conditions, demonstrating resilience.

Society • January 17, 05:39 AM • 5646 views
Defense of Charlie Kirk's alleged killer seeks recusal of prosecutors due to conflict of interest

Attorneys for Tyler Robinson, accused of murdering Charlie Kirk, have filed a motion to recuse prosecutors. The reason cited was a conflict of interest due to the testimony of a deputy district attorney's child.

News of the World • January 17, 02:02 AM • 4496 views
Trump thanked Iran for canceling the execution of political prisoners

Donald Trump thanked Iran for canceling the execution of hundreds of political prisoners, expressing respect for this decision. The real death toll during the protests in Iran could reach 20,000 people.

Politics • January 16, 07:40 PM • 5275 views
Wikipedia signs data agreements with tech giants for AI training ahead of 25th anniversary

Wikipedia has signed contracts with Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Perplexity, and Mistral AI to provide data for AI. The Wikimedia Foundation is monetizing its content for AI developers, ensuring access to its knowledge base.

News of the World • January 16, 02:02 AM • 3583 views
NBA and FIBA prepare for a "golden era" of basketball in Europe: what the new league could be like

The NBA and FIBA are developing a new European basketball championship, which could start in October 2027. The league will have 16 teams, 12 of which will be permanent franchises, and 4 spots will be for qualification.

Sports • January 15, 11:51 PM • 2999 views
Michael Keaton named "Man of the Year" by America's oldest theatrical troupePhoto

Actor Michael Keaton has been selected as the recipient of the prestigious "Man of the Year 2026" award by Harvard University's Hasty Pudding Theatricals association. The traditional "Pudding Pot" ceremony will take place on February 6.

Culture • January 14, 08:31 PM • 5415 views
Winners of the 2026 North American Car of the Year Awards AnnouncedPhoto

The winners of the 2026 North American Car of the Year Awards were announced at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit. The top awards went to the Dodge Charger, Ford Maverick Lobo, and Hyundai Palisade.

Auto • January 14, 06:59 PM • 3967 views
Appeals court in Paris begins hearing in Marine Le Pen case: participation in 2027 elections at risk

Marine Le Pen is appealing a conviction in a case concerning the embezzlement of European Parliament funds, which could bar her from running for president of France in 2027. The court of first instance found her guilty of fictitious employment of assistants, which carries a five-year ban from holding elected office.

Politics • January 13, 07:13 PM • 4329 views
Brutal massacre in Ecuador: five human heads found on the beach

Police found five severed human heads on the beach of the fishing port of Puerto López, Ecuador. This is linked to a criminal war for control of drug trafficking.

News of the World • January 12, 04:28 AM • 21218 views
Donald Trump's motorcade changed route in Florida due to a "suspicious package" discovery

President Donald Trump's motorcade changed its route to Palm Beach Airport in Florida due to the discovery of a suspicious package. Security measures were heightened, and Trump himself stated that he knew nothing about the incident.

News of the World • January 12, 04:18 AM • 5005 views
Massive Forest Fires in Argentina: Fire Destroys 12,000 Hectares and Threatens Settlements

In Argentine Patagonia, forest fires have engulfed nearly 12,000 hectares, threatening settlements and infrastructure. The authorities of Chubut province have offered a reward for information regarding possible arson.

News of the World • January 12, 12:16 AM • 6359 views
Situation in Aleppo: Rescuers entered city districts after five days of fighting between government and Kurds

Rescuers began work in Aleppo after five days of fighting between government forces and the SDF. 23 people died, and 140,000 residents left their homes.

News of the World • January 11, 10:52 PM • 4494 views
Hollywood prepares for the 83rd Golden Globe Awards: politics, favorites, and where to watch the show

The 83rd Golden Globe Awards will take place on January 11 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel amidst political tensions. The film "Battle by Battle" leads in nominations.

Culture • January 11, 05:42 AM • 5440 views
In the Philippines, rescuers found "signs of life" under the rubble of a garbage landslide

In the Philippines, rescuers detected signs of life at the site of a massive landfill collapse in the village of Binaliw, Cebu City. The tragedy, which occurred on January 8, 2026, claimed the lives of four workers, with over 30 people still missing.

News of the World • January 11, 02:09 AM • 4569 views
Actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors become citizens of Guinea

Hollywood actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors have become citizens of Guinea after confirming their genetic heritage. The ceremony took place in Conakry, where the couple plans to visit tourist attractions.

Culture • January 11, 01:50 AM • 5324 views
Mississippi Mass Murder: 24-year-old man accused of shooting his own family, including a 7-year-old child

Darick M. Moore is accused of killing four relatives and two adults in Mississippi. Among the victims is a 7-year-old child, whom he threatened with a gun.

News of the World • January 10, 10:16 PM • 4563 views