The United Nations human rights chief has called on the United States to quickly complete its investigation into a deadly strike on a school in southern Iran that killed scores … Read More
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) have concluded their investigation into allegations of “family voting” at the Gorton and Denton by-election, finding no evidence of voter coercion or illegal influence. The probe … Read More
In a historic political shift, Nepal has sworn in Balendra Shah—an engineer, former rapper, and ex-mayor of Kathmandu—as the nation’s new prime minister. At 35, he becomes one of the … Read More
Thousands of transport workers across the Philippines have launched a nationwide strike to protest sharply rising fuel prices that have eroded their incomes and disrupted commuter services. Drivers of jeepneys, … Read More
The House of Lords has backed a plan to introduce an Australian-style ban on social media for children under 16, marking a significant challenge to the government and reigniting debate … Read More
Ordinary life across Asia is being disrupted as the ongoing conflict involving Iran fuels a global energy crisis. Soaring oil prices, triggered by geopolitical tensions and supply disruptions, are hitting … Read More
The UK government is preparing to trial new measures aimed at limiting teenagers’ use of social media, including digital curfews and potential restrictions on access, as concerns grow over the … Read More
Tensions between the United States and Iran remain high, even as President Donald Trump announced a temporary postponement of planned strikes on Iranian power plants. Trump described the move as … Read More
The ongoing conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran is creating ripple effects that are being felt in India, where households are seeing rising prices for fuel, food, and … Read More
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing to set out a new framework detailing which households will receive support for energy bills and which will not, as the government seeks to help … Read More
