Trump Hosts Netanyahu as Iran War Enters an Uncertain Pause
The first in-person talks since the war began produced no public statement of substance, and within a day Trump was again warning of heavy…
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India’s Education Minister Resigns as ‘Cockroach’ Movement Calls Off Protests
Dharmendra Pradhan resigned on Saturday and the Cockroach Janta Party stood down, ending the most serious domestic challenge Modi has faced in twelve years.
France Battles Fresh Wildfires Under New Heatwave as Spain Lifts Evacuation Orders
More than 300,000 were displaced at the peak in France's largest peacetime evacuation since WWII. Spain has lifted its last orders as France faces…
India’s Student Protests: When a Demand for Fairness Became a Political Battlefield
A leaked national medical entrance paper forced some two million candidates to resit, turning student anger over exam integrity into a political fight.
Humpback Supergroups Signal Recovery, but War-Driven Shipping Routes Raise New Risks
Southern hemisphere humpbacks have risen from under 10,000 to over 100,000 since the 1986 whaling ban, but war-driven rerouting is adding ships to their…
Malian Refugees Keep Crossing into Mauritania as Border Violence Spreads
More than 300,000 Malians now shelter in Mauritania's Hodh Chargui region, as violence attributed to the army and Russia's Africa Corps spreads across the…
A Fifth of Russia’s Airline Fleet Sits Grounded as Sanctions Squeeze Maintenance
Kommersant reports 130 of 673 aircraft grounded across 11 carriers. Ukrainian intelligence says Rostec is merging aviation firms; Rostec has not confirmed it.
Japan Enshrines Male-Only Imperial Succession, Ruling Out Princess Aiko
The revision allows adoption of distant male relatives to father future heirs, leaving Princess Aiko ineligible and the imperial family with five adult men.
Displaced Lebanese Pool Money for Satellite Images to See If Their Homes Still Stand
Barred from returning, residents of Yaroun and other villages are buying commercial satellite images to find out whether their homes are still standing.
Pogacar Wins Fifth Tour de France as Wildfires Force Final Stage to Be Cut Short
The Slovenian took a fifth title in Paris after organisers cut the final stage from 133km to 89km, freeing police and gendarmerie to fight…
Oil Prices Fall Sharply as US-Iran Pause Eases Immediate Supply Fears
Brent fell as much as 7.4 per cent after Washington and Tehran stopped striking each other, though Houthi attacks on Saudi Aramco ports kept…
Sudan’s Army Chief Orders Offensive to CAR Border After North Kordofan Gains
The directive follows rapid gains in North Kordofan that reopened a supply corridor to El Obeid, as UN data shows millions of displaced Sudanese…
Sonam Wangchuk Ends 26-Day Hunger Strike Over India’s Exam Paper Leaks
The 59-year-old activist ended his fast after talks with two federal ministers. Two days later the education minister resigned and the protest movement stood…