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Adobe Engineer Killed in Delhi After Domestic Dispute Turns Violent
A domestic argument in a west Delhi home ended in death on Friday. Police say a 31-year-old Adobe software engineer, Vinay Gupta, was beaten after

Australia’s New Tech Rules Win Backing Beyond the Gambling Lobby
Australia’s Albanese government is moving ahead with a fresh wave of tech regulation, and the support is not coming from the usual corners alone. After

UK marks first national day for terrorism victims with London ceremony and survivor testimony
Families who have lost loved ones and survivors of terror attacks gathered in London on Aug. 22 for the United Kingdom’s first national day recognising

Three men admit tunnelling from massage parlour into south London jeweller’s shop
Three men have admitted trying to burrow into a jewellery shop in south London through the wall of a neighbouring massage parlour, a plot police

Court Finds KZN Law Firm Liable for Lying to Client as 1995 RAF Claim Lapsed
DURBAN — A Verulam-based law firm has been held liable for professional negligence after dragging its feet for decades and lying to a family while

UK wildfire risk surges as this summer’s blazes spread farther, last longer and edge closer to homes
Wildfires in the UK are spreading across larger areas, burning for longer and moving closer to homes this summer, according to analysis by Sky News’

Australian Teen Charged After Boy, 15, Stabbed in Terrigal
A quiet coastal neighborhood became the scene of a life-threatening emergency on Friday night after a teenage boy knocked on a stranger's door bleeding heavily

Convicted fraudster ends up overseeing 410 flats in Durban landmark as fraud scrutiny deepens
A convicted fraudster ended up in charge of 410 units in one of Durban’s best-known apartment blocks, a case that has put a spotlight on

Residents push back against Flock police cameras with homemade blockades
In a quiet Minnesota neighborhood, one man is turning a roof rake into a protest tool. Brady O'Rourke now walks to a busy intersection near

Modi turns to Instagram to reach India’s Gen Z as BJP refines its youth playbook
NEW DELHI — Narendra Modi has more than 106 million followers on Instagram. Now the Indian prime minister is trying to sound less like a

Modi frames India’s manufacturing shift as part of a wider reform push
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said India has moved away from what he called a system of “production-linked punishment” and into one that rewards output, putting

Russia’s petrol shortage deepens as pumps go dry at more than seven in 10 stations
Russia’s fuel crunch has sharpened to the point that petrol was unavailable at more than seven in 10 filling stations nationwide on Wednesday, with queues

India Demolishes Pakistan Embassy Structures in New Delhi Escalation
NEW DELHI — Indian authorities used heavy machinery late Wednesday to tear down temporary security and crowd management structures outside the Pakistan High ...

South Africa’s anti-graft unit opens probe into 14-generator deal at Theewaterskloof Municipality
The Special Investigating Unit has been authorised to examine how Theewaterskloof Local Municipality bought 14 backup generators for water infrastructure in ...

Scottsdale Strip Club Drugging Allegations Exposed a Police Probe That Went Nowhere
It started with a lurid claim in March 2024: patrons of three Valley strip clubs said dancers had drugged customers and run up credit-card bills

One killed, two teens injured in sword attack at Swedish high school
One person was killed and two teenagers were seriously wounded on Friday after an attacker armed with a sword entered a high school in central

Brisbane home lift turns heritage rule into childcare overhaul
Two old Brisbane houses have been hoisted into the air, and the move has done more than draw stares from passersby. It has opened a

CJP activists chased, attacked during Rajasthan school visit as BJP faces blame
Members of the Cockroach Janata Party were chased and attacked on Thursday while visiting a government school site in Rajasthan’s Jaipur district, with car w...

Businessman Stuart Scharnick arrested at Madlanga inquiry after harassment complaint
Stuart Scharnick, a construction businessman who has surfaced in South Africa’s widening police scandal, was arrested at the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry i...

Live Trial Over Three Child Killings Splits Public Opinion in Massachusetts
The trial of Lindsay Clancy has turned a family tragedy into a national fight over mental illness, criminal responsibility and the line between illness and

Johannesburg’s daily gridlock of shortages deepens as residents face water cuts, licence paper woes and failing basic services
Johannesburg residents are being squeezed from several sides at once. Water taps have run dry in parts of the city, vehicle licence paper is in

All 8 Dead After Charter Plane Crashes at Remote Alaska Radar Site
A twin-engine Cessna carrying eight people slammed into a remote radar installation in western Alaska on Thursday afternoon, killing everyone aboard. The air...

Two troopers injured after plane collides with Pennsylvania State Police helicopter in Carlisle
A routine training flight turned into a deadly midair collision in Pennsylvania on Wednesday evening, leaving a small-plane pilot dead and two state troopers...

Met Office warns El Niño could drive record heat and rougher weather worldwide
The Pacific is warming fast, and the UK Met Office says the El Niño now developing could be the fiercest many people have ever seen.