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Afghan National Confesses to Sexual Assault of Minor in UK Court
Warwick (HRNW)– In a British court, 23-year-old Ahmad Malakhel, an Afghan national, has confessed to sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl. According to reports, Malakhel had earlier denied the allegations, calling them false. In Warwick Crown Court, he admitted to the serious crime but denied two charges of kidnapping a child and sexually assaulting a child…
Tejas Fighter Jet Disaster in Dubai Reveals India’s Institutional Failures
New Delhi (HRNW)– The Indian Air Force’s Tejas fighter jet was banned from the Dubai Air Show due to defects, but political pressure forced its participation. Reports indicate that technology gaps, design flaws, and quality issues delayed the Tejas development program. Problems included panel misalignment, leakage, vibration, engine incompatibility, low-speed instability, and autopilot discrepancies. Despite…
5.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Narsingdi, Bangladesh, 3 Dead, Tremors Felt in Kolkata
Narsingdi (HRNW)– A 5.7 magnitude earthquake struck Narsingdi, about 40 kilometers from Dhaka, today. Tremors were felt across various parts of Bangladesh and in eastern India, especially Kolkata. According to the German Research Center for Geosciences, the earthquake had a depth of 10 kilometers. Initial reports confirm 3 deaths, while some temporary structures sustained minor…
Indian Tejas Fighter Jet Crashes at Dubai Air Show, Pilot Killed — Major Embarrassment for India
Dubai (HRNW)– In a major setback for the Indian Air Force and a significant embarrassment at an international platform, an Indian Tejas fighter jet crashed during a demonstration at the Dubai Air Show. According to international media reports, the aircraft went down while performing aerobatic maneuvers, leaving the pilot with no chance to eject safely….
Fire Erupts at COP30 Climate Conference Center in Belém, Brazil Delegates Evacuated Safely
Belém (HRNW) — A fire broke out at the COP30 climate conference center on Friday, prompting the immediate evacuation of delegates, observers, and journalists, according to a report by Reuters. Thankfully, no injuries were reported, and the blaze has since been brought under control. Brazil’s Ministry of Tourism confirmed that the fire was contained swiftly….
Washington in Turmoil as Trump Accuses Democratic Lawmakers of Treason
Washington (HRNW) — U.S. President Donald Trump has sparked intense political controversy after accusing Democratic lawmakers in Congress of treason and sedition, even suggesting that they deserve the death penalty, according to the World News Agency. The confrontation escalated after six Democratic senators and representatives—who previously served in the military or intelligence agencies—released a viral…
U.S. Job Growth Beats Expectations but Unemployment Rises Amid Economic Weakness
Washington (HRNW) — The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) in the United States has reported the creation of 119,000 new jobs—surpassing expectations—despite growing signs of weakness in the overall labor market. According to the World News Agency, the report was originally scheduled for release on October 3 but was delayed due to the government shutdown….
Trump to Meet Newly Elected NYC Mayor Zahran Mamdani After Heated Campaign Exchanges
WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (HRNW) – US President Donald Trump has announced that he will hold a meeting with New York’s newly elected Mayor, Zahran Mamdani, at the White House on Friday. The meeting comes despite Trump’s repeated criticism of Mamdani during the election campaign, where he labeled him a “communist” and mocked his South Asian name….
President Trump Criticized for Rude Behavior Toward Female Journalist
WASHINGTON (HRNW) – A video of US President Donald Trump from Air Force One has gone viral on social media, drawing widespread criticism for his behavior towards a female journalist. The incident occurred during a brief media interaction when Catherine Lucey, a senior journalist from Bloomberg, asked the president a question. President Trump abruptly interrupted…
Australia Becomes First Country to Impose Total Social Media Ban for Under-16s
SYDNEY (HRNW) – In a landmark decision, Australia has imposed a complete ban on the use of Instagram and Facebook for children under 16, a law that will come into effect on December 10. The Australian government says this step is essential to protect the mental and physical health of young users. Following the announcement,…