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India Suspends Policeman After AK-47 Fired During Student Protest in Bihar

Indian authorities have suspended a police constable after he fired an AK-47 assault rifle into the air while attempting to disperse student protesters in Bihar, adding fresh controversy to nationwide demonstrations that have raised serious questions about examination security and the government’s handling of protests. Officials acknowledged that using the weapon during the confrontation was… Continue reading India Suspends Policeman After AK-47 Fired During Student Protest in Bihar

Netanyahu Accuses NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani of Fomenting Hate Ahead of UN Visit

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed that he plans to attend the upcoming United Nations General Assembly in New York despite growing political controversy surrounding his visit. Ahead of the annual gathering, Netanyahu criticised New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, accusing him of “fomenting hate” after Mamdani said he would support enforcement of the… Continue reading Netanyahu Accuses NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani of Fomenting Hate Ahead of UN Visit

Six Men Arrested After 22-Year-Old Fatally Stabbed in Clapham, London

Officers are carrying out inquiries in and around Tremadoc Road and Clapham High Street

Six men have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 22-year-old man died following a stabbing in Clapham, south-west London. The Metropolitan Police said officers were called shortly after 4:30am on Saturday after receiving reports that a man with a stab wound had arrived at hospital. Despite receiving medical treatment, he later died from… Continue reading Six Men Arrested After 22-Year-Old Fatally Stabbed in Clapham, London

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa Wins Court Order Halting Farmgate Inquiry

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has secured a temporary legal victory after a court halted a parliamentary impeachment inquiry linked to the controversial Farmgate scandal. The ruling pauses the inquiry while Ramaphosa challenges a report that concluded he may have breached the constitution over the high-profile case. Court Suspends Parliamentary Inquiry On Friday, a South… Continue reading South African President Cyril Ramaphosa Wins Court Order Halting Farmgate Inquiry

Brazil Investigation Finds Severe Icing Caused 2024 Voepass Plane Crash That Killed 62

A view of the debris of a Voepass airplane that crashed the previous day

Brazilian investigators have concluded that severe icing, mechanical failures and pilot distractions combined to cause the deadly Voepass plane crash that claimed 62 lives in August 2024. The findings were released by the Brazilian Air Force on Thursday, providing the most detailed explanation yet of the country’s deadliest aviation disaster since 2007. Severe Icing Triggered… Continue reading Brazil Investigation Finds Severe Icing Caused 2024 Voepass Plane Crash That Killed 62

Reported Tanker Explosion Follows Iranian Warnings Over Strait of Hormuz Route

Reported tanker explosion follows Iranian warnings over designated Hormuz route

A tanker has reportedly exploded near the Strait of Hormuz, according to Iranian media, amid repeated warnings from Tehran that commercial vessels must remain within shipping routes designated by Iranian authorities. The exact cause of the explosion has not been independently confirmed. Authorities have not yet provided comprehensive details about the vessel, its crew or… Continue reading Reported Tanker Explosion Follows Iranian Warnings Over Strait of Hormuz Route

Irish Police Intercept Car Bomb Bound for Northern Ireland, Woman Charged

The bomb was discovered not far from the Irish border

Irish police have intercepted a vehicle carrying what officials described as an “extremely significant” bomb allegedly intended for an attack in Northern Ireland. The vehicle was stopped in County Monaghan during an intelligence-led operation targeting dissident republican activity. Authorities believe the explosive was being transported across the border for a planned attack on a police… Continue reading Irish Police Intercept Car Bomb Bound for Northern Ireland, Woman Charged

Chancellor Joins PM on First Day Working from No 10 North in Manchester

No 10 North locations and campus map

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has officially opened No 10 North in Manchester, marking the start of operations at the government’s new regional headquarters. The new office is intended to strengthen decision-making outside London and support the government’s wider plan to move political and economic power away from Whitehall. Speaking alongside Chancellor John Healey, Burnham said… Continue reading Chancellor Joins PM on First Day Working from No 10 North in Manchester

Andy Burnham Pauses Early Prison Release Scheme After Victims Raise Safety Concerns

Burnham pauses early release policy

Justice Secretary Andy Burnham has paused the government’s planned early prison release scheme following strong criticism from victims, survivors and families affected by serious crimes. The Sentencing Act, which was due to take effect in September, would have allowed thousands of eligible prisoners in England and Wales to leave prison earlier. The government originally proposed… Continue reading Andy Burnham Pauses Early Prison Release Scheme After Victims Raise Safety Concerns

One Month After Venezuela Earthquakes, Families Continue Search for Missing Loved Ones

Families still search for bodies a month after Venezuela's earthquakes

One month after the devastating earthquakes struck Venezuela’s northern coastline, families continue searching through the rubble for missing relatives while thousands remain displaced and communities struggle to recover. The disaster claimed more than 5,300 lives, injured over 16,500 people and caused an estimated $19.6 billion in damage, making it one of the country’s deadliest natural… Continue reading One Month After Venezuela Earthquakes, Families Continue Search for Missing Loved Ones

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