Top 10 International Bracking News - 24 August 2025 :SpaceX Launch, Gaza Protests & Global Updates

 1.  SpaceX Launches 5000 Pounds of Cargo to ISS

SpaceX successfully carried out its 33rd commercial resupply mission (CRS-33), launching around 5000 pounds of food, scientific equipment, and technology upgrades to the International Space Station (ISS). The launch look place from Florida, followed by a spectacular Falcon 9 booster landing at sea, showcasing once again the reusability of SpaceX rockets. NASA highlighted that the supplies include critical life support materials, space farming research projects, and next gen solar power systems for the ISS. The success strengthens US capabilities in low Eatrh orbit missions, while Elon Musk reiterated that these steps bring humanity closer to Mars explosion.

Source :Space.com

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2. Massive Pro-Palestine Protests Across Australia After Gaza Famine Declaration

In response to the United Nations famine declaration in Gaza, hundreds of thousands of Australians joined nationwide pro-Palestine protests in cities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. Protesters demanded an immediate ceasefire, unrestricted humanitarian aid, and accountability for human rights violations. Organizers said Melbourne along saw over 80,000 people, one of the largest demonstrations in decades. The rallies included trade unions, students, healthcare workers, and faith groups. Protest leaders warned that the world risks witnessing "a humanitarian catastrophe unseen in a generation" if aid blockages continue. The protests intensified diplomatic pressure on both Israel and Western allies to open humanitarian corridors.

Source :The Guardian

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3. Russia Expands Control in Eastern Ukraine 

The Russian Ministry of Defense claimed the capture of two strategically located villages near Donetsk, advancing closer to Kramatorsk, a key Ukrainian stronghold. Ukrainian officials confirmed heavy clashes but insisted that their forces are regrouping. Analysts warn that this advance could disrupt Ukraine's supply lines and potentially shift the balance in the eastern front. Calls are growing among European diplomats for a driect Zelenskyy Putin summit to prevent further escalation. NATO reiterated its support for Ukraine, while peace prospects remain uncertain. The war, now in its third year, has displaced millions and devastated entire towns across Donna's. 

Source :The Guardian

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4. North Korea Test-Fires Two New Air Defense Missiles 

North Korea conducted live fire tests of two newly developed air defense missile systems, overseen personally by leader Kim Jong UN. State media claimed the weapons can intercept both drons and cruise missiles, calling it a breakthrough in national defense. The test occurred amid ongoing joint US South Korea military exercises, while Pyongyang has repeatedly denounced as "provocations". International observers fear the move could escalate tensions further in the Korean Peninsula. Washington and Seoul are may also prepare a long range ballistic missile test. 

Source :Times of India

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5. Dubai Ranks Among World's Most Polluted Cities 

Air quality monitors reported that Dubai entered the global top 10 most polluted major cities as of August 23-24, with PM2.5 particle levels reaching "unhealthy" thresholds. Experts blame high summer temperatures, traffic congestion, and industrial emissions for the hazardous air quality. Doctors warned residents of rising risks of asthma, heart disease and chronic respiratory conditions if the trend continues. UAE authorities said they are working on clean energy projects, but critics argue that progress is too slow to address immediate health threats. 

Source :IQAir

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6. US Open 2025 Tennis Tournament Kicks Off 

The US Open 2025 officially began at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York, marking the year's final Grand Slam. On the man's side, Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic, and Jannik Sinner are among the favourites, while defending champion Coco Gauff leads the women's drew alongside lga Swiatek. Organizers except record attendance as tennis fans flock to see potential historic clashes. This year's tournament also introduces enhanced AI ilne calling technology, ensuring faster and more accurate umpire decisions. 

Source :Talks port

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7. Australia Crushes South Africa in ODI Cricket 

Australia recorded a historic victory over South Africa in the third man's ODI at Mackay's Great Barrier Reef Arena. The Aussies smashed 431/2 in 50 overs, with Travis Head scoring 160, Mitchell Marsh hitting 130 and Cameron Green blasting the record total, collapsing under scoreboard pressure. Analysts hailed as one of the most dominant batting performances in modern ODI cricket, cementing Australia's reputation as a powerhouse ahead of next year's World Cup. 

Source :The Guardian 

8. India Suspends Postal Services to US 

India's Department of Posts announced a temporary suspension of most postal routes to the United States, effective August 25. The decision followes Washington's introduction of stricter customs clearance rules that require upgraded logistics systems. Only speed post and select diplomatic mail remain exempt. This move could significantly affect e-commerce, small businesses, and NRIs who rely on postal packages. Indian officials authorities are ongoing to restore normal service. 

Source :Times of India

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9. Fiji Prime Minister Visits India 

Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka began his first official visit to India (August 24-26). He is scheduled Modi, hold bilateral talks on climate resilience, trade and defense and deliver a lecture at the Indian Council of World Affairs. The visit reflects India's growing outreach to Pacific Island nations, especially amid increasing Chinese influence in the region. Analysts say the trip could mark a new chapter in Indo-Pacific diplomacy. 

Source :Times of India 

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10. UPI Almance Recalls Pompeii Disaster

The UPI Almance reminded readers of the historic eruption of Mount Vesuvius on August 24,79,A.D.,which buried the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Thousands perished as volcanic ash and lava consumed the towns. Archaeologists consider the site one of the most important windows into ancient Roman life. On the 1,946th anniversary of the tragedy, Italy held remembrance ceremonies, with renewed calls for disaster preparedness in volcanic zones worldwide. 

Source :UPI

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SUMMARY

On August 24,key global events shaped headlines :SpaceX launched supplies to the ISS Gaza famine sparked protests, Russia advanced in Ukraine and North Korea tested missiles. Dubai faced severe pollution, the US Open began, Australia crushed South Africa in ODI cricket, India suspended postal services to the US, Fiji's PM visited India, and Italy marked the Pompeii tragedy anniversary.