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German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has dissolved the Bundestag, setting new federal elections for February 23, 2025. This decisive action follows the collapse of Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition government and his subsequent loss in a vote of confidence.The political crisis intensified on November 6, 2024, when Chancellor Scholz dismissed Finance Minister Christian Lindner, leading to the disintegration of the three-party coalition comprising the Social Democrats (SPD), Free Democrats (FDP), and Greens. The coalition's collapse left Scholz heading a minority government, unable


North Korean troops deployed in Russia's Kursk region are experiencing significant casualties and logistical challenges due to Ukrainian military actions, according to Ukraine's military intelligence agency, GUR. Ukrainian strikes near Novoivanovka have inflicted substantial losses on these units, which are also contending with supply shortages, including a lack of drinking water.Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that over 3,000 North Korean soldiers have been killed or wounded in the Kursk region. He expressed concerns about the potential deployment of additional

Syria's newly established government forces intensified their security operations across the coastal region on Thursday following an attack that killed 14 policemen the day before. State media reported that the authorities vowed to root out the remnants of the former Bashar al-Assad government, holding them responsible for the deadly assault. The crackdown marks a significant shift in Syria’s internal power dynamics, as the new regime seeks to assert its authority and eliminate any opposition remnants.The security operation began with coordinated
Finnish authorities have seized a tanker in the Baltic Sea suspected of causing significant damage to undersea power cables and internet lines. The vessel, carrying Russian oil, is believed to have been involved in an incident that led to a power outage affecting Finland and Estonia, as well as the disruption of four internet connections between the countries.The operation took place on Thursday when Finland's coast guard intercepted the tanker. The seizure follows an investigation into an outage of an



By K Raveendran While Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘friend’, the US President-elect Donald J Trump, is set to move into White House, once again, it need not be particularly beneficial for India. If anything, Trump can be said to be “anti-India” even while remaining “pro-Modi”. The camaraderie contrasts


By Dr. Soma Marla The Union Ministry of Agriculture recently circulated a new draft for a policy framework concerning agricultural marketing. Faiz Ahmed Kidwai, additional secretary in the ministry, proposed the draft to revamp the existing framework. According to the government, the proposed universal tax on agricultural
In a groundbreaking advancement for global telecommunications, New Zealand has become the first country to offer nationwide satellite text messaging services. This achievement results from a collaboration between SpaceX's Starlink and local telecom operator One NZ, formerly known as Vodafone New Zealand.The service, branded as One NZ Satellite TXT, enables users to send and receive text messages in areas previously lacking cellular coverage. This development is particularly significant for New Zealand's diverse terrain, where remote regions have historically faced


