Huang Ping rejected a £200,000 compensation offer for his property, a decision he now deeply regrets after a newly constructed motorway was built around his home.
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Trump Reiterates Claim on Greenland Amid Tensions with Denmark and EU
05 January, 2026 0 11Speaking aboard Air Force One en route to Washington, Trump emphasized that Greenland is essential for U.S. national security and criticized Denmark’s ability to manage the territory. Over the weekend, Katie Miller, wife of one of Trump’s top aides, posted an image of the Greenland flag colored like the U.S. flag with the caption “SOON,” further fueling diplomatic friction.
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India Surpasses Japan to Become World’s Fourth-Largest Economy, Pakistan Retains Regional Strategic Significance
05 January, 2026 0 18India has surpassed Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy, reflecting rapid economic growth and an expanding influence in global markets. This milestone has attracted attention from the United States, while other major powers, including China, the United Kingdom, and Russia, continue to strengthen economic and diplomatic ties with New Delhi.
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Colombian President Gustavo Petro Rejects Trump’s Drug Trafficking Accusations, Condemns US Threats
05 January, 2026 0 9Colombian President Gustavo Petro strongly rejected accusations and threats from US President Donald Trump, who claimed Petro was involved in drug trafficking. The remarks came shortly after US forces carried out a raid in Caracas, targeting Venezuelan military sites in an attempt to remove President Nicolas Maduro from power.
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Zelensky Says US Should Consider Capturing Putin, Makes Provocative Remark on Dealing With Dictators
05 January, 2026 0 10Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has made remarks suggesting that the United States should consider taking action against Russian President Vladimir Putin, following recent discussions about dealing with authoritarian leaders. Referring to the possibility of confronting dictators, Zelensky said that if such actions are feasible, the United States would know what steps to take next.
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UK Records Hottest and Sunniest Year Ever in 2025 as Global Temperatures Continue Rising
05 January, 2026 0 15The United Kingdom experienced its hottest and sunniest year on record in 2025, surpassing the previous peak set in 2022, according to the Met Office. The average annual temperature reached 10.09°C, marking only the second time since 1884 that temperatures have exceeded 10°C.
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Driver Fined Rs. 7.62 Lakh for Performing Dangerous Sports Car Stunt
03 January, 2026 0 8Dubai Police have fined a driver Dh10,000 and impounded his vehicle after a video showing him performing dangerous stunts on a public road went viral on social media. The authorities took action after the footage circulated online, enabling them to identify and apprehend the driver.
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Man Released After Rats Devour 200kg of Seized Drugs in Court Custody
03 January, 2026 0 9An Indian court in Jharkhand has acquitted the main accused in a drug trafficking case after police reported that nearly 200 kilograms of seized cannabis had allegedly been eaten by rats while in storage. The case dates back to 2022, when authorities stopped a vehicle on a national highway and claimed to have recovered a large quantity of cannabis valued at approximately three crore Pakistani
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Indian Police Confiscate More Than 100,000 Fake Degrees Across 22 Universities
03 January, 2026 0 8Kerala Police have seized over 100,000 fake academic degrees connected to 22 universities and arrested 11 individuals in a major crackdown on certificate forgery. The operation targeted a large network involved in producing and distributing fraudulent degrees across multiple professional fields, including medicine, nursing, and engineering.
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UN Chief Urges Israel to Lift Ban on Humanitarian Agencies in Gaza Amid Worsening Crisis
03 January, 2026 0 4UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has urged Israel to lift its ban on humanitarian agencies operating in Gaza, expressing deep concern over the move. Guterres emphasized that international non-governmental organizations are vital for life-saving aid, warning that the suspension could undermine fragile progress achieved during the ceasefire and worsen the humanitarian crisis for Palestinians.
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