US Colombia earthquake aid worth $15.5 million has been announced as the country struggles with the aftermath of a devastating magnitude 7.4 earthquake. At least 111 people have been confirmed dead, while rescue crews continue searching damaged buildings across western Colombia for survivors. US disaster aid reaches $15.5 million The US Sta

Colombia earthquake 2026 has left at least 111 people dead and dozens injured after a powerful magnitude 7.4 quake struck western Colombia on Monday. Buildings collapsed across several cities as emergency crews searched rubble for survivors, while shaking was felt hundreds of kilometres from the epicentre. Colombia quake leaves 111 dead and dozens injured

French PM Office Bullying Probe Opens After Suicide Attempt French PM office bullying allegations are under investigation after a civil servant reported psychological harassment following a suicide attempt. The Paris bullying probe comes amid staff deaths, political instability and plans for a workplace audit. Paris bullying probe examines harassment claims The Pari

The French job bullying probe has placed workplace conditions inside departments linked to the prime minister’s services under scrutiny. The Paris prosecutor is examining allegations of institutional harassment as internal investigations assess staff welfare, management practices and psychological risks. Paris Prosecutor Inquiry The Paris prosecutor’s office has opened a preliminary inquiry

Egypt Suez Earthquake: Magnitude 5.3 Tremor Reported The Egypt Suez earthquake reportedly measured magnitude 5.3 and struck northeast of the city at a shallow depth of 10 kilometres. No casualties were immediately reported, while the Egyptian Red Crescent activated its emergency response and urged residents to follow official safety updates. Suez 5.3 Quake Reported

US Offers $15 Million Reward for KIPAS Drone Network Tips The United States has announced a reward of up to $15 million for information that disrupts the KIPAS drone network. Washington is seeking details about its finances, senior staff and alleged role in developing and supplying drones for Iran’s IRGC Quds Force. US $15 Million KIPAS Reward Announced

Happy Friendship Day 2026 Wishes And Heartfelt Messages Friendship is one of life’s most meaningful relationships, built through trust, loyalty, understanding and countless shared memories. Happy Friendship Day 2026 gives people an opportunity to appreciate the friends who remain supportive during difficult moments and make celebrations even more memorable. The United Nations observes the International Day of Friendship on July 30 every year. India, howe

India supplies nearly 30% of global generic medicines as the government promotes wider domestic use to reduce patients treatment costs.​ India Strengthens Global Generic Drug Supply India currently supplies nearly 30% of generic medicines used worldwide, according to Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare Anupriya Patel. Speaking during Question Hour in the Lok Sabha, the minister said the country remains a leading m

At least 13 people have died after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Japan’s Kumamoto region on July 28, damaging buildings, roads and essential services across parts of Kyushu. Rescue crews continued searching collapsed structures on Wednesday as tens of thousands of residents faced evacuation orders, power cuts and the threat of further strong tremors. Japan earthquake death toll reaches 13

A powerful Kumamoto earthquake measuring magnitude 7.1 struck Japan’s southern Kyushu region on Tuesday, July 28, prompting a tsunami advisory and emergency alerts across several prefectures. Authorities urged coastal residents to move away from the sea while officials assessed possible damage and aftershock risks. Kumamoto earthquake shakes southern Japan The Japan Meteorological Agency said

A police officer seen firing a rifle during the July 25 student protest has been suspended, while a PIL concerning the incident has reached the Supreme Court. Bihar Cop Suspended After Protest Firing Video A Bihar police officer has been suspended after a video appeared to show him firing an AK-47 rifle during clashes with protesters in Siwan on Saturday, July 25. The confrontation occurred during a statewide shutdown organised over allege

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has unveiled a ¥370 trillion investment strategy targeting artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum technology and energy by 2040. The ambitious plan aims to strengthen Japan's economic competitiveness, reduce reliance on China and accelerate long-term industrial growth, but it has also raised concerns about fiscal sustainability and rising government debt.

An inquest into the Saudi prince London death has concluded that Prince Abdullah bin Fahad bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz bin Jalawi Al Saud died after accidentally consuming a dangerous combination of alcohol and drugs. The coroner found no evidence of foul play, suicide or third-party involvement. London Inquest Examines Hotel Death Prince Abdullah, 29, was found unresponsive on the bathroom floo

External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed India-US trade, tariff concerns, defence ties, energy cooperation, critical minerals and artificial intelligence during talks in Manila. Their meeting reflected continued diplomatic engagement as both countries work through commercial differences while expanding their strategic partnership. India-US Trade and Tariff Talks

India approves QDENGA for dengue prevention in people aged 4–60, making it the country’s first authorised dengue vaccine. The two-dose shot targets all four serotypes and is given three months apart, while rollout, pricing and access details are still awaited. QDENGA Approval Marks a First for India India’s drug regulator has approved Takeda’s QDENGA for preventing dengue in people aged four to 60 years, making it the first dengue

Trump blames Canada wildfire smoke for unhealthy air across the United States and says the economic cost could be added to existing tariffs on Canadian goods. His remarks come as hundreds of active wildfires continue to spread smoke across North America, triggering widespread air quality alerts. Trump Blames Canada Wildfire Smoke, Warns of New Tariffs

Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar assured farmers that their land would not be forcibly acquired for the Bidadi Township project and announced a committee review. No land without farmers consent Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has assured farmers that the state government will not forcibly acquire land for the proposed Bidadi Township. His statement followed protests over a land survey that farmers said was being conducted without the

President Donald Trump will appear on a new $1 coin produced by the United States Mint, becoming the first living US president whose portrait will feature on an official American coin. The numismatic product forms part of the national celebrations marking 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. The US Mint said the Trump commemorative $1 coin is expected to become available in late fall 2026. Unlike ordinary circula

The Peterborough Hindu temple operated by Bharat Hindu Samaj is challenging the city council’s proposed property sale in the UK High Court. Trustees argue that the bidding process was unlawful and could leave the area’s Hindu community without a suitable place of worship. A Hindu temple in Peterborough, England, has asked the UK High Court to overturn the city council’s proposed sale of its long-standing property to an Islamic organizati

Ann Widdecombe Killing Was a Targeted Attack, Police Say British counter-terrorism police have described the killing of former Conservative minister and Reform UK spokeswoman Ann Widdecombe as a targeted attack. Detectives are examining the suspect’s alleged preparation, possible motive and whether other political figures may have faced a threat. Police stressed that they have not formally declared the killing a terror