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India's Mandatory Phone App Raises Privacy
Technology

India's Mandatory Phone App Raises Privacy

India has mandated that all new smartphones sold in the country must come with its state-owned "Sanchar Saathi" cybersecurity app pre-installed and undeletable, a move aimed at combating online fraud and cybercrime. This directive, however, has sparked significant privacy concerns among tech giants and advocates who fear expanded state surveillance and a lack of user consent.

Russia Seizes Key Ukraine Hub Pokrovsk
International

Russia Seizes Key Ukraine Hub Pokrovsk

Russian forces announced on Monday, December 2, 2025, the capture of Pokrovsk, a critical logistics hub in eastern Ukraine, and Vovchansk in the Kharkiv region, marking significant claimed territorial advances. If confirmed, the fall of Pokrovsk, a vital road and rail intersection, could severely complicate Ukraine's ability to resupply its units, though Ukrainian officials have not yet acknowledged these Russian claims.

Fujitsu Fights AI Disinformation
Technology

Fujitsu Fights AI Disinformation

Fujitsu has launched Frontria, a new international consortium uniting over 50 global organizations to combat the escalating threats of AI-generated disinformation, misinformation, and AI system vulnerabilities. This crucial initiative aims to bolster information reliability and ensure the trustworthiness of artificial intelligence, addressing a critical global risk identified by the World Economic Forum.

Fat Metabolism Science Rewritten
Science

Fat Metabolism Science Rewritten

Researchers have unveiled a surprising new role for Hormone-Sensitive Lipase (HSL), discovering it not only breaks down fat but also maintains fat cell function from within the nucleus, challenging long-held scientific assumptions. This pivotal finding, which reveals HSL deficiency leads to fat loss rather than accumulation, offers critical insights into metabolic disorders like obesity and lipodystrophy, potentially revolutionizing their understanding and treatment.

SE Asia Floods, Landslides Kill 1,000+
Environment

SE Asia Floods, Landslides Kill 1,000+

Catastrophic floods and landslides have swept across South and Southeast Asia, claiming over 1,000 lives and displacing hundreds of thousands in Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand, and Malaysia. Sri Lanka, particularly hard-hit by Cyclone Ditwah with 334 fatalities, declared a state of emergency amidst widespread devastation that experts attribute to the climate crisis.

Gene Therapy Hope for Huntington's Disease
Science

Gene Therapy Hope for Huntington's Disease

UK doctors have announced a significant breakthrough in treating Huntington's disease with the new gene therapy AMT-130, which demonstrated an impressive 75 percent slowing of disease progression in early-stage clinical trials. This groundbreaking development offers substantial hope for patients by targeting the root cause of the devastating neurodegenerative disorder, potentially ushering in a new era of treatment.

WHO: Weight Loss Drugs New Obesity Chapter
Health

WHO: Weight Loss Drugs New Obesity Chapter

The World Health Organization has officially recognized GLP-1 weight loss medications, including Mounjaro and Wegovy, as a significant breakthrough in combating the escalating global obesity crisis, marking a pivotal shift in how the international health body views treatment. Amidst projections that global obesity will affect two billion people by 2030, the WHO is now urging countries to enhance access to these therapies and calling on pharmaceutical companies to lower prices and increase production to ensure equitable availability worldwide.

AI Aims to Reshape US Congress
Technology

AI Aims to Reshape US Congress

The Independent Center has unveiled an ambitious plan to leverage artificial intelligence to elect independent candidates to the U.S. House of Representatives in the 2026 elections. This initiative aims to disrupt the entrenched two-party system by preventing either major party from achieving a majority, capitalizing on growing voter dissatisfaction with the current partisan divide.

Rage Bait" Crowned Oxford Word of Year
Technology

Rage Bait" Crowned Oxford Word of Year

"Rage bait" has been officially named the Oxford Word of the Year for 2025, a term describing online content deliberately designed to provoke anger or outrage to increase engagement and traffic. This selection highlights a concerning trend in digital communication, as its usage has tripled in the past year, signifying growing public awareness of online manipulation tactics and a shift from curiosity-driven clickbait to emotion-hijacking content.

Brazil Wins Fifth Straight World Cup
Sports

Brazil Wins Fifth Straight World Cup

Brazil's national football team achieved an unprecedented fifth consecutive FIFA World Cup title, triumphing over France with a dramatic 2-1 victory in the final. This monumental win solidifies their unparalleled dominance in international football, sparking immense national pride and cementing their legacy as one of the greatest teams in history.

Hong Kong Fire Kills 146, Sparks Safety
International

Hong Kong Fire Kills 146, Sparks Safety

A catastrophic apartment fire at Hong Kong's Wang Fuk Court housing complex on November 26, 2025, has tragically claimed 146 lives, casting a profound shadow over the city. This devastating blaze, which rapidly spread from external scaffolding during renovations, has sparked urgent investigations into urban safety regulations and led to arrests on suspicion of manslaughter.

Indian Parliament Winter Session Begins
Politics

Indian Parliament Winter Session Begins

India's Parliament began its Winter Session on December 1, 2025, with the government prioritizing key bills on excise, health security, and GST, while immediately facing strong opposition demands for a structured debate on electoral reforms. This session, also marking Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan's first time presiding over the Rajya Sabha, is anticipated to be contentious, as opposition parties threaten disruption if discussions on the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls are not permitted.

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