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Russia and Ukraine Conduct Major Prisoner Exchange Mediated by UAE

Tuesday, Dec 31

Russia and Ukraine successfully exchanged about 300 prisoners, marking the first swap in over two months amid ongoing conflict.

WORLD NEWS

Deadliest Year for Aviation Since 2018 Following Jeju Air and Azerbaijani Airlines Crashes

Tuesday, Dec 31

2024 emerges as the deadliest year in aviation since 2018, driven by the Jeju Air disaster and the downing of an Azerbaijani jet, totaling 318 fatalities.

POLITICS

Taiwan's Legislative Clashes Indicate Potential Erosion of Democracy

Tuesday, Dec 31

Taiwan's recent legislative violence raises concerns about deteriorating democratic practices as the ruling party faces dissent from the opposition.

CRIME

Court hears bail plea in Atul Subhash's suicide case, counsel argues against using child for bail

Tuesday, Dec 31

Counsel argues that Nikita Singhania should not use her child to secure bail in the Atul Subhash suicide case. Court to hear the plea on January 4.

POLITICS

US announces $6bn military and budget aid package for Ukraine ahead of Trump inauguration

Tuesday, Dec 31

US allocates $6bn in aid for Ukraine, includes military support and critical economic assistance before Trump's inauguration.

POLITICS

Russia Denounces Trump's NATO Proposal for Ukraine Peace as 'Unacceptable'

Tuesday, Dec 31

Russia's Lavrov vehemently rejects Trump's NATO delay proposal for Ukraine, branding it as utterly unacceptable and a 'complete non-starter.'

SPORTS

Dylan Harper achieves historic triple-double for Rutgers in decisive win over Columbia

Tuesday, Dec 31

Dylan Harper makes history with Rutgers' first triple-double since 1983, leading the Scarlet Knights to a 91-64 victory against Columbia.

POLITICS

Blair's Advisers Prompted to Caution Bush Over Iraq's 'Mission from God'

Tuesday, Dec 31

New documents reveal Tony Blair’s advisers urged him to steer George W. Bush towards a more measured approach in Iraq, highlighting concerns over military control.

POLITICS

Bob Geldof Critiques African Leaders, Urges Tony Blair on Aid Commission

Tuesday, Dec 31

Bob Geldof criticized African leaders as "weak" in new documents, urging Tony Blair on aid reforms, highlighting tension between him and UK officials.