UEFA President Ceferin Announces Re-election Bid
UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin will seek a final term as head of European soccer’s governing body, reversing his previous decision to step…
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ExxonMobil scientists questioned company’s climate solutions
Internal documents reveal ExxonMobil's own scientists questioned the company's climate solutions, highlighting ongoing skepticism within the industry.
French students protest against school conditions
Students clash with police in nationwide protests ahead of 2027 election.
French students protest for better school conditions
French teenagers blockaded schools and marched in cities, despite government pledges to address teacher shortages and dilapidated buildings.
Indian opposition protests against election chief, BJP
Opposition groups demand Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar's resignation amid voter list controversy.
India faces growing protests over election commission’s voter roll revisions
Protests against India’s election commission grow after a newspaper investigation alleged misconduct during voter-roll revisions, targeting the Chief Elect
Thousands protest Flavio Bolsonaro in Rio de Janeiro
Thousands march in Rio de Janeiro against far-right candidate ahead of presidential runoff.
Evicted pensioner Maricarmen Abascal dies
87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal, whose eviction triggered widespread housing protests in Spain, has passed away.
PHC rejects Sohail Afridi’s challenge to ECP proceedings
Peshawar High Court dismisses petition filed by Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Chief Minister Sohail Afridi against ECP proceedings.
Supreme Court allows dissolution of marriage on grounds of shiqaq
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has ruled that a marriage can be dissolved on grounds of shiqaq even if cruelty is not…
Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi detained for second day over election chief protest
Indian opposition leader Rahul Gandhi and lawmakers detained for third time in two days, demanding Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation.
France Halts Use of Stun Grenades Amid Student Protests
French government halts use of stun grenades after 15-year-old boy loses hand in Lens protest.
Micron Taiwan union votes overwhelmingly in favor of strike
Labor union at Micron Technology's Taoyuan operations in Taiwan votes overwhelmingly in favor of strike.
Conservative Leader Kemi Badenoch Set to Announce Inheritance Tax Cuts
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch is set to propose inheritance tax cuts at the party conference, part of a broader battle of ideas…
Indian opposition leaders detained during election protest
Rahul Gandhi and other lawmakers briefly detained during a protest march against the revision of voter lists in New Delhi.
Dollar Holds Losses Amid Fed Minutes and Speeches
US dollar remains lower as markets await Federal Reserve minutes and speeches, while euro gains from French bond yields.
Haiti cancels elections due to gang violence
Haiti indefinitely postpones elections due to gang violence.
ECP gives PkMAP ‘last chance’ to respond in constitution case
The Election Commission of Pakistan gives the Pashtunkhwa Milli Awami Party a final opportunity to submit a reply in a case involving…
UEFA to Investigate Spitting Allegation in Nations League Match
UEFA to conduct disciplinary investigation into alleged spitting incident during Nations League game between Ireland and Israel.
Indian opposition leaders briefly detained during election protest
Opposition leaders briefly detained during election protest in New Delhi.