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 India with the bomb at the gates — a new chapter in terror Delhi Red Fort Blast Live Updates: Car Explosion Near Red Fort (India Today) Headline: On the evening of 10 November 2025, a car bomb exploded near Delhi’s iconic Red Fort in the heart of the Indian capital, killing at least eight people and injuring around 20–24.  Authorities have invoked the country’s main anti-terror legislation, the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA), suspecting a terror attack.  Meanwhile, in an apparently related development, another major terror module was busted earlier — involving 360 kg of ammonium-nitrate explosives, assault rifles, and two doctors arrested in Faridabad .  --- What we know so far The car, a white Hyundai i20, exploded near Gate 1 of the Red Fort Metro Station around ~6:52 pm IST.  Eyewitnesses describe a loud blast, burning cars, body parts on the road, shattered windows of nearby buildings.  Forensic teams and the national anti-terror agency a...

 🌍 World Sphere News Blog  Ukraine Faces Its Harshest Energy Crisis Yet Amid Relentless Russian Strikes --- Kyiv, Ukraine (World Sphere News): Ukraine is battling one of the worst energy crises since the onset of the war, as waves of Russian missile and drone attacks have crippled critical power infrastructure across the nation. The recent strikes have left millions without stable electricity, pushing the country’s energy grid to the brink of collapse as winter looms. According to Ukrainian officials, the latest assault — one of the largest in months — targeted key power plants, substations, and distribution lines across major cities, including Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Dnipro. The strikes, executed overnight, caused widespread blackouts and forced emergency shutdowns of several thermal and hydroelectric stations. “The scale of destruction is unprecedented. Russia is trying to freeze us into submission,” said Herman Halushchenko, Ukraine’s Energy Minister, during a press briefing in...

--- 🇮🇳 “India’s Economy Is Dead?” — Then How Did Dhanteras Bring ₹60,000 Crore Gold Boom & 1 Lakh+ Car Sales? World Sphere News Exclusive Analysis Former U.S. President Donald Trump recently commented that “India’s economy is dead.” But this Dhanteras, India gave a shining, roaring reply — with record-breaking purchases of gold, silver, and cars worth billions. In just one day, Indians bought ₹60,000 crore worth of gold and silver and over 1 lakh new cars, lighting up showrooms across the nation. The message is clear: India’s economy isn’t dead — it’s thriving in its own vibrant, festive way. --- 💰 The Festival of Prosperity Dhanteras marks the beginning of Diwali, the festival of wealth and new beginnings. Traditionally seen as an auspicious time to invest, millions of Indians stepped out to purchase jewelry, vehicles, and real estate — turning belief into booming business. --- 🚗 The Road to Growth: Over 1 Lakh Cars Sold Auto showrooms across India saw record traffic. From com...

“Global Pulse 2025: Storms, Shocks, and Shifting Powers — The World in Motion” 1. Super Typhoon Typhoon Fung‑wong hits Philippines A major typhoon is bearing down on the Philippines — nearly one million people have been evacuated as the storm approaches the northern island of Luzon .( Al Jazeera ) President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has declared a state of national emergency.( Al Jazeera ) Why it matters: The Philippines is no stranger to typhoons; this is already the 21st storm this year in a country that usually gets around 20. That suggests escalating frequency/intensity trends.( Al Jazeera ) The humanitarian stakes are high: power cuts, flooding, displacement. Poorer and remote communities are often worst hit. Climate change context: With warmer seas and shifting weather patterns, storm behaviour is changing — we should ask how well-prepared the infrastructure and alert systems are. Caveat/critical view: Emergency declarations are good, but long-term resilience ...

 Title: China’s Expanding Military Might: Xi Jinping’s Power Play Across Land, Sea, and Air By World Sphere News Under President Xi Jinping , China is undergoing one of the most aggressive military expansions in modern history — a transformation reshaping the balance of power across Asia and beyond. Recent satellite imagery and intelligence assessments reveal an unmistakable trend: China is not just strengthening its defenses; it is preparing for power projection on a global scale. A Surge in Missile Infrastructure Analysts tracking satellite data report a surge in missile-related facilities across China’s interior provinces. Massive construction sites — some covering square kilometers — have emerged in regions like Xinjiang , Inner Mongolia, and Gansu. These sites are believed to house ICBM silos , hypersonic testing ranges , and advanced radar networks capable of tracking global targets. Experts at the Center for Strategic Studies note that China’s missile stockpile has dou...

Trump’s Explosive War Declaration: “Destroy Iran” — Global Shockwaves Hit Israel, Tel Aviv, and Beyond Published by: World Sphere News Date: November 7, 2025 --- Introduction In a fiery and unexpected address, U.S. President Donald Trump has issued what he called a “final warning to Iran ,” declaring that the United States is “ready to destroy Iran’s war machine completely.” The statement, made during a LIVE televised broadcast from Washington D.C., sent global markets tumbling and triggered immediate responses from Israel , the United Nations , and regional powers across the Middle East . This latest declaration marks a dramatic escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions — and signals a potential flashpoint that could engulf the region in conflict. --- Trump’s Declaration: “Iran Will Face Destruction” During his live address, Trump accused Iran of orchestrating recent attacks against U.S. allies and of “arming terrorists in Gaza, Lebanon, and Yemen.” His message was unambiguous: > “If Iran ...

 “Trump Alleges Pakistan Among Nations Testing Nuclear Weapons — Global Alarm Rises” In a stunning and controversial statement, U.S. President Donald Trump has alleged that Pakistan , along with North Korea , China, and Russia, has been actively testing nuclear weapons. The claim, made during a policy briefing at the White House, has sent shockwaves through international diplomatic and security communities, raising serious questions about nuclear stability, verification mechanisms, and the future of global non-proliferation efforts. Trump’s remarks come at a time when the world is already grappling with deep geopolitical uncertainty — from wars in Eastern Europe and the Middle East to rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific. His statement that “nations like Pakistan, North Korea, China, and Russia are not just maintaining nuclear arsenals, they are testing them — preparing for scenarios the world isn’t ready for” immediately dominated global headlines. The Context Behind the Statement...

1. Immersive tech meets corporate spectacle Lenovo & Sphere Entertainment Co.’s CES 2026 collaboration A fresh deal brings Lenovo’s global “Tech World” event to the ultra-immersive venue Sphere (Las Vegas) on the opening day of CES 2026. The venue will showcase Lenovo’s AI and device ecosystem ambitions, tying into major sports affiliations (Formula 1, FIFA World Cup 2026) and immersive content via Sphere Studios.  Why it matters: This move underlines how physical venues are becoming more than stages — they are immersive experience platforms. It signals that tech companies now see experience design (not just device specs) as key to differentiation. By linking to major sports properties, Lenovo is betting on emotion & spectacle as part of tech branding. Points to question: Will the immersive spectacle convert into real usage or just a visual show? Experience ≠ adoption. Is there risk of the “venue as brand” overshadowing the core product value? If you build the wow-space, wh...

  Trump’s Softened Ukraine Stance : A Shift from “Day One” Peace to Strategic Patience By WorldSphere News – Global Politics & Economy Desk When Donald Trump first declared that he could “end the Ukraine war on day one” if re-elected, the statement reverberated across world capitals. His bold promise embodied the signature Trumpian confidence—direct, decisive, and disruptive. But months into his return to the White House, that rhetoric appears to have cooled into something more measured: a restrained recalibration rather than a revolutionary peace deal. From Bold Declarations to Strategic Ambiguity Trump’s earlier stance was clear-cut: stop the war, force both sides to negotiate, and refocus U.S. priorities on domestic prosperity. However, his administration now seems to have pivoted toward a quieter, more cautious policy. Military aid to Ukraine continues—but at a reduced scale, paired with a push for accountability and “results-based” assistance. This shift suggests a deepe...