Europe warns of Russia’s hybrid attacks but struggles to counter them 
Former chief election commissioner calls SIR scheme illegal. 
A Corruption Scandal Is Reshaping Brazil’s Presidential Election 
US citizen injured in Illinois after ICE agents mistook him for fugitive, tried to arrest him 
At 10 years old, Smithsonian’s Black museum is undaunted amid pressure from Trump administration Editorial Team
USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in Thailand after Persian Gulf deployment
The grey hull of the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln cut through the sweltering humidity of the...
Kerala Announces Winners of State Teachers’ Awards, Ceremony in Kozhikode
** The Kerala government has unveiled the 2024 winners of the prestigious State Teachers’ Awards (Srestha Vidyalaya Puraskaram), celebrating educators who excel in innovation, community engagement, and inclusive pedagogy. Minister KV Thomas announced that the award ceremony will take place on September 5 in Kozhikode, highlighting the state’s commitment to uplifting the teaching profession and promoting equity across urban and rural schools.
Delhi Draft Roll: 47.7 Lakh Voters Marked for Deletion
The Delhi Electoral Office has officially released the draft electoral roll for the national capital,...
India’s Anantapur, Kozhikode districts model rural waste management
While urban centers dominate the conversation on waste management, rural India faces a critical crisis with 2 billion people lacking proper disposal services. This article explores how Anantapur in Andhra Pradesh and Kozhikode in Kerala are leading the way with distinct, community-driven solutions. Anantapur utilizes an agricultural circular economy to convert organic waste into compost, while Kozhikode leverages strong social networks and women-led initiatives for rigorous source separation.
How the Pentagon Is Getting Into the Venezuelan Oil Business Under Trump
The US Department of Defense is repurposing its Office of Strategic Capital to fund oil extraction in Venezuela, partnering with a Halliburton-led consortium to refurbish aging infrastructure. This move aims to secure fuel for the military amidst global market volatility but has sparked criticism for blurring the lines between defense procurement and commercial enterprise.
US Army Secretary Resigns, Triggering Fresh Pentagon Leadership Shake-Up
The United States Army ary Dan Driscoll announced his resignation on Wednesday, stepping down from...
US strikes Iran island; Iran attacks US bases in Jordan and UAE
Tensions in the Middle East escalated dramatically this week as Iran and the United States...
Nepal Flash Floods LIVE: Death Toll Crosses 900, 4,247 Missing as 933 Hydropower Workers Remain Unaccounted For
Nepal is facing one of its most devastating natural disasters in years after a massive...
British woman dies after stabbing at train station in Germany
A 31‑year‑old British woman died after being stabbed at Hamburg‑Harburg station. Police arrested a suspect, are examining CCTV footage, and UK officials are providing consular support to the victim’s family.
Iran faces severe gasoline shortage amid US sanctions and equipment failures
Drivers in Tehran face hours-long queues as a severe gasoline shortage grips Iran, driven by a combination of aggressive US sanctions targeting petrochemical exports and domestic refinery equipment failures. The crisis is fueling black market activity, disrupting daily life, and threatening the stability of an already fragile economic landscape.
