Politics

India’s Supreme Court orders free movement and no detentions, yet Delhi Police closes metro stations ahead of the INDIA bloc march. Will the protest proceed?

The AFGE Council 238 is suing the EPA over the termination of a union contract covering 8,000 workers, arguing the move threatens public health, scientific integrity and the rule of law.

The death of a 21-year-old dancer from Assam, found near railway tracks in Andhra Pradesh, has sparked allegations of RPF negligence and renewed debate on women's safety on Indian trains.

India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh wants Sanskrit and Vedic mathematics to be compulsory in schools, citing their relevance for modern education and future innovation.

Passengers on flydubai flight FZ1073 refused cabin crew requests to release a co-pilot accused of attacking the captain with an axe, as the UAE investigates the attempted terrorist act.

Nigel Farage launched Reform UK's election campaign in Doncaster, calling the town 'broken' and attacking net zero policies, solar farms, and welfare spending in a wide-ranging speech.

Bangladesh's BNP dissolves three city committees and expels 14 leaders amid allegations of involvement in an attack on a maternal healthcare clinic in Dhaka's Mirpur district.

A 35-year-old anti-Zionist Hasidic Jew faces deportation from the U.S. after participating in a protest against an Israeli flag in New York. His lawyers argue the Trump administration is retaliating against his religious and political speech.

A Guatemalan father's death after fleeing an ICE stop in Michigan has sparked calls for reform, as advocates demand transparency and local leaders condemn federal tactics.

The UAW has grown by organizing white-collar workers in New York, backing insurgent candidates and reshaping the city's political landscape. Its success has created both political victories and internal tensions.

A 61-year-old tractor driver was jailed for eight years after his defective vehicle, travelling at less than 25mph on a 70mph road, caused the death of a 26-year-old motorcyclist in Herefordshire. The case raises safety questions relevant to Namibia's rural roads.

<p>In a powerful display of indigenous civil rights advocacy, members of the Ngāti Kahungunu iwi rode horseback from Waimārama to Wellington to deliver a petition signed by more than 52,000 people.</p>

Operation Bring Back, a 10-year programme to reclaim illegally occupied state properties, has recovered only 20 of 1,285 identified buildings. Activists and officials say the crisis fuels crime and deepens the housing shortage.

Senator John Fetterman faces mounting pressure after a WSJ report alleges neglect of duty, with polls showing deep Democratic disapproval and calls for his resignation growing louder.

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani creates a Business Advisory Council after eight months of economic challenges, signaling a potential shift from his anti-capitalist rhetoric.

MASAK records reveal an 18.9 million lira transfer between Turkish MP Cemal Enginyurt and his son, as a corruption probe examines their finances and use of parliamentary privileges.

Tamil Nadu extends maternity leave to 365 days for third child, aligning with first two children. A 15-year policy evolution from 90 days to a full year.

Likud threatens legal action against Fly&Vote, an initiative helping Israelis abroad vote, citing election law violations. The party demands documents and a halt to activities within five days.

New York City's free bus promise is costing the MTA millions in lost fare revenue. Transit officials blame political rhetoric for a surge in fare evasion.

US universities face a projected 110,000-student drop in international enrolment by Fall 2026, costing USD 3.4 billion and 39,000 jobs, as stricter visa rules push students toward more welcoming destinations.