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Will India’s ‘Cockroach’ movement force Modi’s BJP to rethink its politics?
India’s ruling BJP suffered a significant electoral defeat in a key Bihar constituency while facing sustained youth protests over exam leaks, raising questions about the party’s political dominance and approach to dissent.
Inside the UK’s ‘stressful’ cost of living crisis Burnham hopes to tackle
A UK family’s struggle with food bank use and housing insecurity highlights the ongoing cost of living crisis, which Prime Minister Andy Burnham aims to address through a 10-year plan focusing on housing, welfare reform, and local economic investment.
Zimbabwe boat accident death toll hits 68 as 22 more bodies recovered
A ferry capsized on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe on Tuesday, killing 68 people in what authorities say is the country’s deadliest boat disaster. The vessel was overloaded and capsized during heavy winds.
Why has Israel escalated attacks in southern Lebanon despite ceasefire?
Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 11 people in the worst attacks since a ceasefire was brokered in June, drawing condemnation from Lebanese leaders who say the bombardment violates the truce agreement.
‘Limited options’ for many Iranians as war with US chokes economy
Iran’s economy faces severe strain from ongoing conflict with the United States and a naval blockade, leaving millions struggling with soaring inflation and limited employment opportunities.
Belgium’s largest wildfire on record spreads towards German border
Belgium’s largest wildfire on record spreads through the High Fens nature reserve near the German border, burning over 27 square kilometers and forcing evacuations in border towns.
Houthis launch new attacks on al-Makha and Marib as Yemen conflict escalates
The Houthis launched missiles and drones at Yemeni cities al-Makha and Marib, killing several people and damaging civilian infrastructure in overnight attacks.
The Taliban has taken a terrible toll on the education of girls — and boys as well
The Taliban’s education restrictions extend beyond girls, with boys reporting decreased focus on science and English while religious instruction intensifies, leaving many uncertain about future career prospects.
A nation divided: What do Israelis want in October’s elections?
Israelis will vote October 27 on fundamental questions about democracy and governance, with the Palestinian issue largely sidelined and attention focused on domestic concerns including judicial reform and security matters.
Hundreds arrested on suspicion of arson in France as wildfires rage across Europe
Nearly 500 people have been arrested in France on suspicion of arson as wildfires sweep across Europe during record-breaking heat, with major fires affecting multiple countries and forcing mass evacuations.
Families of USS Lincoln crew say Trump should be ‘ashamed’ of conditions on board
Families of USS Abraham Lincoln sailors criticize Trump’s comments on the ship’s extended nine-month deployment amid reports of food shortages, plumbing problems, and mental health concerns among crew members.
Hamas leader heads to Cairo for Gaza talks ahead of Kushner visit
Hamas leader al-Hayya travels to Cairo for talks with Egyptian officials ahead of planned Middle East visit by US envoy Jared Kushner to discuss Gaza negotiations.
Observers say Zambia’s election marred by reports of intimidation, violence
International observers monitoring Zambia’s presidential election raised concerns over intimidation and abductions after vote counting was suspended following reports of violence at polling stations.
Ukraine targets Moscow in mass drone attack as Russia bombards Kyiv
Ukraine launched a mass drone attack on Moscow, killing at least one person, while Russia bombarded Kyiv with ballistic missiles, according to officials on both sides.
New satellite images show Europe’s disappearing rivers due to drought
Satellite imagery documents record-low water levels across Europe’s major rivers including the Loire, Po, Rhine and Danube, with drought conditions affecting half the continent’s land area during summer.
Indian PM Modi warns about left-wing activists in Independence Day speech
Indian PM Modi declared success against armed Maoist rebels but warned of ongoing threats from left-wing intellectuals and activists during an Independence Day address.
Five years on, how will Taliban deal with armed opposition?
Five years after the Taliban’s return to power in August 2021, multiple armed opposition groups have emerged across Afghanistan, though experts question whether they represent genuine expansion or fragmentation of resistance forces.
Ukraine hits Russian Starlink-style network, Moscow tracks arms package
Ukraine struck Russian military facilities including a rocket center supporting Moscow’s satellite network, while Russia demands clarification from the US and Turkey regarding potential weapons transfers to Kyiv.
Sudan’s al-Burhan pledges immunity for dialogue, rules out Hemedti return
Sudan’s military leader al-Burhan announced temporary immunity for dialogue participants and ruled out restoring the RSF to power, while an African Union delegation visited to discuss peace efforts.
Erdogan says Egypt could join Turkiye-Saudi-Pakistan defence pact
Turkish President Erdogan stated that Egypt could potentially join a recently signed defence agreement between Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan, characterizing the pact as open to additional members.
UK PM Burnham reacts to death of former Cambridge professor
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has called for reflection following the death of Cambridge professor Jason Arday, who faced intense scrutiny over plagiarism allegations before his passing at age 41.
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