September 25, 2026

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CJP’s ‘Chalo Sansad’ Protest in Delhi Faces Police Crackdown as Heavy Security Deployed Around Parliament

The Cockroach Janata Party's 'Chalo Sansad' march in Delhi faced a police crackdown, with heavy security deployed around Parliament and restrictions on protesters, amidst the Monsoon Session of Parliament and growing political attention.

US Launches Fresh Airstrikes on Iran After American Troops Killed, Middle East Crisis Deepens

The US has launched a fresh round of airstrikes against Iranian targets in response to the deaths of two American troops and an attack on a US base in Jordan, escalating the Middle East crisis and deepening tensions between Washington and Tehran, with analysts warning of a potential wider regional conflict.

Maine ICE Shooting Controversy Deepens as Questions Mount Over Officer David Brouillette’s Mental Health and Use of Force

A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer has been identified as the key figure in a shooting incident in Maine that left a 25-year-old Colombian national dead, sparking a wave of concern among local residents and immigration advocates, and raising questions about the agency's tactics and the use of force by its officers.

Nvidia CEO’s jacket sells for 960,000

** Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's iconic black leather jacket has sold for a staggering $960,000 at a Sotheby's auction, exceeding its estimated value and drawing attention worldwide. The sale supports fellowships, grants, and residencies for emerging innovators in technology and science, aligning with Nvidia's mission to drive innovation and social good.

Israel warns citizens of Iranian recruitment attempts

The Israeli government has issued warnings to its citizens about potential online recruitment attempts by Iranian intelligence agents, amid concerns over espionage and national security threats. The efforts are part of a broader push to thwart Iran's alleged attempts to gather intelligence and build an espionage network within Israel.

Japan Passes Controversial Flag Desecration Law Under PM Sanae Takaichi’s Nationalist Agenda

Japan has passed a controversial law banning the public desecration of its national flag, with penalties including up to two years in prison, amid concerns over freedom of expression and national dignity, as part of PM Sanae Takaichi's nationalist agenda.