World News

India’s ‘Cockroach’ movement faces mass detentions as members prepare for a major protest in Delhi demanding the election chief’s resignation.

French high school students are staging protests over absent teachers and poor facilities, prompting government pledges for more educational staff.

China has nominated a candidate for the top post at the WHO, signaling an expansion of global influence amid ongoing questions about pandemic transparency.

Federal authorities in the U.S. have charged Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro with ordering the torture of opponents and Americans.

French high school students have blocked hundreds of campuses in nationwide protests, leading to tense standoffs and clashes with deployed riot police.

A devastating Russian bomb strike on a busy street in an eastern Ukrainian stronghold leaves 33 dead and many injured, sparking widespread concern.

The British consulate in Jerusalem has halted major functions, leaving only a small number of diplomats remaining after pressure from Israeli authorities.

Pakistan’s information ministry has strongly dismissed a New York Times report claiming the use of PAF aircraft against Houthi targets, calling it fake.

UK police admit search warrants for properties linked to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor were issued unlawfully, though the misconduct probe continues.

Thames Valley Police admitted to legal errors in securing search warrants for properties tied to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, invalidating the court orders.