Google, Microsoft Pour Billions into India, Bracing Through Trump’s “Ridiculous” Tariffs
Google and Microsoft make big investments in India
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Australia Enforces World‑First Ban on Social Media for Under‑16s
Kids under 16 lose their social media
Jakarta Office Blaze Claims 20 Lives – Rescue Efforts Still Underway
Jakarta, Indonesia – Dec 9 2025 – A fierce fire ripped through a seven‑storey office building in Central Jakarta this afternoon, killing at least 20 people and injuring dozens. The inferno broke out around midday on the first floor, quickly engulfing the structure in thick black smoke that forced workers and nearby residents to flee.What happened- The…
Solar Eruption on Track to Hit Earth – What NOAA Warns and What It Means for Tech & Sky‑Watchers
Massive solar eruption expected to hit earth soon
13 Inmates Killed in Ecuador’s Machala Prison Clash
_Machala, Ecuador – Dec 8, 2025_ – A violent outbreak at the Machala prison in El Oro province left 13 inmates dead and dozens injured, authorities confirmed on Monday. The incident, which occurred Sunday night, followed the detonation of an explosive device outside the prison perimeter, after which chaos erupted inside the facility.What happened- The National Service for…
8.5‑Magnitude Quake Rattles Japan, Tsunami Slams South‑Pacific Colonies — Emergency Response Underway
Massive earthquake and tsunami in japan wreak havoc
*Quentin Tarantino Sparks Controversy, Calls Paul Dano ‘Weak Sauce’ in ‘There Will Be Blood’*
_Los Angeles, CA — Dec 3, 2025_ — In a fiery segment on The Bret Easton Ellis Podcast, director Quentin Tarantino ignited a heated debate after labeling Paul Dano’s performance in Paul Thomas Anderson’s 2007 masterpiece *There Will Be Blood* a “giant flaw” and branding the actor “weak sauce.”During the episode, Tarantino ranked the film fifth on his personal list of 21st‑century movies, praising Daniel Day‑Lewis’s “old‑school craftsmanship”…
Japan takes notes from India’s China-Border Playbook
_Tokyo, December 9, 2025_ – As tensions flare along the Sino‑Indian Himalayan frontier and the East China Sea, Japanese security analysts say Tokyo is quietly studying India’s decade‑long experience handling Chinese aggression on the border. The lessons, they argue, could shape Japan’s own response to Beijing’s growing assertiveness near the Senkaku/Diaoyu islands and the Taiwan Strait.*What India’s…
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