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Nostradamus, a 16th-century seer, continues to fascinate the world with his predictions. The French astrologer published his book Les Propheties nearly 500 years ago. According to many reports, more than 70 per cent of his prophecies have come true so far. He made some predictions for 2024 as well, here are some. #nostradamus #2024 #predictions Please keep discussions on this channel clean and respectful and refrain from using racist or sexist slurs and personal insults.

Former US President Donald Trump is back in headlines but this time it is not about the indictment in fact it is also not about his actions at all but rather about what he said - this time the Russian and the US President is on the radar. Watch the video to know what he said. #Trump #JoeBiden #Ukrainewar #U S

What is The Khalistan Movement The Khalistan movement is now history, but globally the Khalistan bogey has reemerged. How did a protest in India become a debate about Khalistan? Please keep discussions on this channel clean #Khalistan #west

March 4th, 2024, is the tentative date former President Donald Trump will face trial for federal charges related to his efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election. It’s the result of a contentious hearing Monday where Trump’s attorneys sparred with special counsel Jack Smith’s prosecutors and Judge Tanya Chutkan. Geoff Bennett discussed the hearing with Carrie Johnson of NPR. #trump #trumpassociates #trumpgeorgiatrial #trumpindictment #trumptrial

Government in South Africa is backing cannabis for medicinal use. South Africa has opened three cannabis pharmacies this year.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has seized Rs 5,551.27 crore of smartphone giant Xiaomi India under the provisions of Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), 1999. Xiaomi India is a wholly owned subsidiary of the China-based Xiaomi group. The ED had initiated an investigation in connection with the illegal remittances made by the company in February.

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Russia has launched a military strike in Ukraine as was widely feared and explosion are being reported even in Ukrainian capital Kiev. While US, NATO have condemned Russian President Putin's strike in Ukraine, the Russians continue undeterred. But what is the origin of the entire crisis and how is Putin justifying his attack?

Russian forces fired missiles at several cities in Ukraine after Putin authorized a military operation on Feb 24.Over 40 Ukrainian and 50 Russian soldiers have died. 18 civilians in Ukraine's Odessa were also killed in a missile attack. Weeks of intense diplomacy to avert war and the imposition of Western sanctions on #Russia failed to deter Putin from launching a military operation in #Ukraine. #RussiaUkraineWar

As Russian missiles continue to slam into Ukraine, Kyiv has closed its airspace for commercial flights. The Indian government is making alternate arrangements now to airlift the stranded nationals out of the conflict zone, this after a special Air India flight returned mid-air as the Ukrainian airspace was shut down.

'Coordinated actions announced by the European Union, NATO allies and partners sends a strong message of unity and it demonstrates how alone and isolated Russia is. I will convene a virtual NATO summit tomorrow to address the consequences of Russia's actions,' says Jens Stoltenberg Secretary General of NATO.

Russia has appeared to start a war as the Russian military entered Ukraine from Crimea in the south. Meanwhile, explosions have been heard in different Ukrainian cities including the capital Kyiv. It has also been reported that Russia has targeted Ukraine's Armed forces headquarters along with other military buildings

Russia has appeared to start a war as the Russian military entered Ukraine from Crimea in the south. Meanwhile, explosions have been heard in different Ukrainian cities including the capital Kyiv. It has also been reported that Russia has targeted Ukraine's Armed forces headquarters along with other military buildings.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Russia is trying to negotiate for 30 years now as he slams the NATO alliance and announced military operations in Ukraine. Putin also called on the Ukraine military to 'lay down arms'. Ukraine now claims to have destroyed five Russian planes amid war.

Videos of Ukrainians fleeing Kyiv while air raid sirens were ringing out have been circulating on social media as Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of the country. One video, which has already amassed over 25,000 views shows a traffic jam as citizens attempt to leave Kyiv. Throughout the video, an air-raid siren can be heard.

Amid tensions with Russia, Ukrainian women take self-defence courses and ready to stay and fight Viktoria Makarova, a construction company manager from Kharkiv is spending her weekends learning how to use guns, practicing martial arts and honing her first aid skills

In Australia, authorities have issued a warning in the country's fourth largest city as fire rips through 100 hectares of land and plumes of smoke covered the suburbs in the Perth hills.

This grandmother was celebrating her 70th birthday at Disney – and was not expecting to be surrounded by her loved ones, who showed up to surprise her.

An F-35C jet crashed while attempting to land on aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson in the South China Sea. The mishap took place while the fighter jet was conducting routine flight operations in the region on January 24. The pilot, who ejected safely, was recovered by a military helicopter and is in stable condition. However, 7 US soldiers were injured.

Rafael Nadal post-match interview after winning his record breaking 21st Grand Slam

Rafael Nadal roared back from two-sets-to-love down to beat Daniil Medvedev in the classic final and win Australian Open 2022 men singles trophy, claiming his record-breaking 21st Grand Slam title, here on Sunday. Under the lights at Rod Laver Arena, the legendary Spaniard demonstrated his trademark big-match mentality, overcoming the Russian Medvedev 2-6, 6-7(5), 6-4, 6-4, 7-5 in an epic five hours and 24 minutes final to win the trophy. With his dramatic victory, Nadal has claimed sole ownership of the record for the most Grand Slam men's titles, moving past Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic who are both on 20 major crowns.

As the Super Bowl inches closer, most fans are focused on the stars not playing in it, including legendary quarterback Tom Brady. Rumors circulated that Brady would be retiring after this season, though the Buccaneers star said he hasn’t made a decision yet. Meanwhile, rising stars like Patrick Mahomes look ahead at their place in the league’s future.

Across the Northeast, millions are still reeling after yesterday’s nor’easter pounded the area with freezing temperatures, fast snowfall, and fierce gusts of wind. Air travel ground to a halt amid the storm, while New Yorkers seized the opportunity to enjoy a massive snow day in Washington Square Park.

Australian Open tennis organizers have reversed their ban on fans wearing t-shirts to support Chinese player Peng Shuai following a widespread backlash.

Nafeesa Khweis has prayed at East Jerusalem’s Al-Aqsa Mosque almost every day for the past 50 years. As it became harder for her to walk, the elderly Palestinian woman bought herself a golf cart, which she also uses to offer free rides to worshippers.