President Droupadi Murmu Salutes Indian Navy on Navy Day 2025

December 4, 2025

President Droupadi Murmu Salutes Indian Navy on Navy Day 2025

On Navy Day, December 4, President Droupadi Murmu praised the Indian Navy's bravery and dedication. She honored personnel, veterans, and their families for safeguarding India's maritime borders and interests.

Sydney’s M4 Tunnel Closed Westbound Over Concrete Roof Safety Fears, Drivers Stuck Up to Four Hours

December 4, 2025

Sydney’s M4 Tunnel Closed Westbound Over Concrete Roof Safety Fears, Drivers Stuck Up to Four Hours

Sydney’s M4 motorway tunnel was shut westbound due to fears of a concrete roof collapse. Drivers faced up to four hours of delays. One lane reopened; full reopening expected Friday. Transurban to refund tolls amid criticism.

Trump to Host Historic Peace Deal Signing Between DR Congo and Rwanda Leaders in Washington

December 4, 2025

Trump to Host Historic Peace Deal Signing Between DR Congo and Rwanda Leaders in Washington

US President Donald Trump will host a peace deal signing between DR Congo and Rwanda leaders in Washington. The deal aims to end the long conflict fueled by rebel fighting in eastern DR Congo. Key leaders Felix Tshisekedi and Paul Kagame will endorse the accord amid rising tensions.

Uganda stops granting asylum to Eritrean, Somali and Ethiopian refugees over funding crisis

December 4, 2025

Uganda stops granting asylum to Eritrean, Somali and Ethiopian refugees over funding crisis

Uganda says no more refugee status will be given to new arrivals from Eritrea, Somalia, and Ethiopia due to a severe funding shortage. Nearly 2 million refugees live in Uganda, but aid cuts threaten vital services.

Supreme Court Warns States Against Frivolous Criminal Prosecution Impacting Fair Trial Rights

December 4, 2025

Supreme Court Warns States Against Frivolous Criminal Prosecution Impacting Fair Trial Rights

The Supreme Court cautioned states against filing weak criminal cases that lack a strong chance of conviction. It highlighted the harm to citizens' fair process rights and the court’s burden. The judgment arose from a voyeurism case where charges were dismissed due to lack of evidence.