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South Africa’s Suspended Spy Watchdog Says Minister Pulled Him Into Crime Intelligence Wars
The job of South Africa's intelligence watchdog is supposed to be insulated from politics. A new court filing argues the opposite happened — that the
Australia Farewells Derryn Hinch, the ‘Human Headline,’ at Melbourne State Funeral
MELBOURNE, Australia — Australia said goodbye to one of its loudest and most recognizable voices on Monday. Derryn Hinch, the outspoken broadcaster and forme...
India Urges Citizens to Leave Iran, Postpone All Travel as US-Iran Hostilities Escalate
NEW DELHI — India's embassy in Tehran has told its citizens to consider leaving Iran while commercial flights are still operating, a stark warning issued
Trump moves to curb offshore wind power over security concerns
Trump is citing national security to block offshore wind power projects, triggering pushback from California and legal intervention from Oregon and Washington in a growing federal fight.
Return to Mamata and I’ll Quit Within the Hour: Abhishek Banerjee’s High-Stakes Dare to TMC Rebels
One hour. That is all the time Abhishek Banerjee says he would need to walk away from his own career. The Trinamool Congress heavyweight —
Murdered police general secretly probed Phala Phala cover-up, South African parliament told
A senior South African police general whose death is now treated as murder spent his final months quietly pulling at one of the most dangerous
Hurricane Center Flags Invest 91L Off Florida as Development Odds Climb and Rain Moves In
MIAMI — A tropical disturbance sitting just off Florida's coast has been tagged Invest 91L, and U.S. forecasters say its odds of becoming the Atlantic
Burnham Prepares Day-One Foreign Policy Blitz, With Miliband Tipped for Foreign Secretary
The figure 0.7 sits at the centre of Andy Burnham's first-day plans: a roadmap to restore Britain's overseas aid budget to 0.7 per cent of
Debt and Marriage: Who Controls the Money?
A BBC feature on debt examines how money can shape trust and control inside marriage. One woman said she would not marry until her partner cleared his debt, then took charge of the couple’s finances herself.
No Autopsies, No Answers: Laos Says Cause of Six Backpacker Deaths Cannot Be Determined
For the families of six young travelers who died after a night out in the Laotian party town of Vang Vieng, more than a year
Trump Administration Dismisses Members of Independent Election Group, Sparks Concerns Over Fairness
The Trump administration has reportedly dismissed several members of an independent election group, raising concerns over the potential politicization of the electoral process and the integrity of future elections. This move comes amidst a backdrop of heightened political tensions and…
Race to the Bottom’: Australia’s Weak Medical Device Laws Leave Patients Paralysed, Investigation Reveals
Vicki Kelly should be sipping cocktails on a cruise ship deck right now. Instead, the 69-year-old Victorian mother of three has spent the past 17
Rahul Gandhi Demands Overhaul of India’s Exam System, Citing Zero Accountability for Paper Leaks
DEHRADUN, India — Opposition leader Rahul Gandhi mounted a sharp critique of India’s examination integrity on Friday, telling a student rally that despite a ...
BJP’s High-Stakes Punjab Gamble: Balancing Nationalism with Sikh Outreach
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is aggressively recalibrating its electoral strategy in Punjab, attempting to capture the state’s political landscape withou...
India Launches Hydrogen-Powered Train Fleet in Green Rail Push
India officially joined a small, exclusive club of nations deploying hydrogen-powered rail technology today. A new 10-coach train set departed from the north...
China and Pakistan Urge US-Iran to Halt Strait of Hormuz Hostilities
Beijing and Islamabad call for an immediate end to US-Iran military escalation in the Strait of Hormuz to preserve global stability.
Flash Floods Strike Texas as Infrastructure Strains Under Extreme Weather
Rising floodwaters have claimed at least one life in Texas today, striking a region still reeling from the legacy of the historic Camp Mystic disaster.
Reform UK Pushes £100m Security Overhaul Following Widdecombe Killing
Reform UK is demanding a radical transformation of how British lawmakers are protected, proposing a £100 million plan to provide round-the-clock security for...
White House Teleprompter Operator Suspended Over Betting Scandal
A veteran White House teleprompter operator now faces federal scrutiny for allegedly exploiting his proximity to President Donald Trump to profit from presid...
Saudi Arabia’s Digital Banking Surge Hits New Milestone with STC Bank Update
Saudi Arabia is tightening its grip on the regional fintech market as STC Bank rolls out a massive update to its flagship mobile application. The
Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh: Queens Sports Club opener sets tone
Zimbabwe vs Bangladesh opens a three-match T20I series in Bulawayo, where a confident home side faces a Bangladesh squad missing key names and searching for a reset.
Unai Simon keeps family life private as Spain’s keeper rises
Unai Simon has built a public reputation on calm saves and a quiet off-field profile. Reports on his family point to two police officers who raised the Spain goalkeeper in the Basque Country, shaping the privacy he keeps today.
Trump’s Prime-Time Return to 2020 Claims Signals Volatile Midterm Strategy
Donald Trump took to the airwaves in a prime-time national address last night, choosing to center his message on long-debunked claims regarding his 2020 elec...
Bar Manager Loses Job After Leading Anti-Migrant Protest at Workplace
Siboniso Gumede walked out of his shift at an upscale uMdloti bar only to find himself locked out of his career. The former manager claims