Villagers in India tie technician to cell tower over 5G failure
Villagers in India tie technician to cell tower over 5G failure
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Renewed fighting worsens Yemen’s humanitarian crisis
Renewed fighting worsens Yemen’s humanitarian crisis
The Iran war reveals the limits of BRICS
This year’s BRICS summit has wrapped up in New Delhi with the usual promises of deepened cooperation and expanding economic ties. But there was an important absence.
The Houthis’ escalation in Yemen could flop
The speed of the Houthi advance along the Red Sea coast has changed the strategic landscape. After capturing Mocha, Houthi forces moved into Dhubab and reached Mayyun, or Perim Island, at the narrowest point of the Bab al-Mandeb strait. These are not peripheral gains. They give t...
LIVE: Manchester United vs Manchester City – Premier League
Follow updates from our live text commentary stream coverage as Bruno Fernandes and Erling Haaland star in the derby.
How Israel’s destruction of south Lebanon is making displacement permanent
Beirut, Lebanon – More than six months after Israel intensified its war on Lebanon, a displacement crisis is slowly solidifying.
Ukraine drone strikes kill four as Russia attacks close to Poland border
Several civilians have been killed and more than 20 others wounded overnight as Russia and Ukraine continue to attack each other with waves of drones to try to shift momentum in the more than four-year-long war.
India vs Sri Lanka live: Asia Cup final
Follow our live build-up, team news, predictions, scores, photos and text commentary stream from the final in Dubai.
BRICS summit 2026: What are the key takeaways?
Leaders of the BRICS group of nations unanimously adopted a joint declaration on the first day of the two-day summit in the Indian capital, New Delhi, despite divisions among members over the wars in Iran and Ukraine.
A dignified life is a ‘distant dream’ for many Iranian families amid US war
Tehran, Iran – Iranians born in the 1980s have often considered themselves to be the “burned generation”, living in a period marked by the political and economic turbulence that followed Iran’s 1979 Islamic revolution.
Philippines set for historic vote in Bangsamoro after decades of conflict
Philippines set for historic vote in Bangsamoro after decades of conflict
Fighting continues between Yemen gov’t forces, Houthis: What is the latest?
Fighting has intensified on several fronts in Yemen as the government forces have carried out air attacks on Houthi positions in attempts to retake Mocha, days after the Iran-backed group captured the strategic port city, tightening its grip on the Red Sea – a vital shipping lane...
Israeli attack on Gaza kills two Palestinians
An Israeli air strike on a vehicle in Gaza City has killed at least two people and wounded 13 others, medics say.
A kingdom within a republic: Inside Uganda’s Buganda
Kampala, Uganda – Uganda became independent from British colonial rule in 1962, but independence did not mean the end of its traditional kingdoms. The new republic inherited a political landscape in which old monarchies and the modern state had to find a way to exist alongside ea...
Niger military government reshuffles army command weeks after deadly mutiny
Niger’s military government has named a new chief of the armed forces as it reshuffled its top military command following a failed mutiny late last month.
Voting under way in Sweden election that could see far right enter gov’t
Voters in Sweden are heading to the polls in an extremely close general election that will see either the far right enter government for the first time or the centre-left opposition reclaim power.
Mosque and homes damaged in Saudi Arabia after alleged Houthi strike
Mosque and homes damaged in Saudi Arabia after alleged Houthi strike
Olympic flame arrives in Senegal for first ever Olympic event in Africa
Olympic flame arrives in Senegal for first ever Olympic event in Africa