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Spain PM Sanchez’s wife ordered to face trial for embezzlement, judge cites ‘sufficient evidence’

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's wife, Begona Gomez, will face trial in an embezzlement case that has embarrassed the family for years, a judge has ruled.

Malawi's Chakwera concedes defeat, ex-president Mutharika set to win election

Former Malawi President Peter Mutharika appears set to be the country's next leader after the incumbent, Lazarus Chakwera, conceded defeat in last week's election.

Is Palestinian state recognition provoking Israel to annex West Bank? Ben-Gvir hints at ‘immediate’ action

Momentum for international recognition of a Palestinian state has surged in recent weeks, with multiple governments announcing support and high-profile debates on the world stage. But in Israel, these developments are sparking sharply divergent responses—nowhere more tangible than increasing talk about annexing the West Bank.

UNGA to discuss how to tackle climate change day after Trump called it 'greatest con job ever'

The UNGA is set to put the spotlight on global climate action as world leaders gather in New York for crucial high-level talks, a day after US President Donald Trump derided climate science as the "greatest con job ever" in his own address to the assembly.

Is Sheikh Hasina executing Rahul-Priyanka playbook in Awami League? Strong buzz in Bangladesh politics

Sheikh Hasina is grooming her children to lead the Awami League echoing the Rahul-Priyanka model in India

After Denmark scare, EU steps up ‘drone wall’ efforts to guard against Russian drones

After sightings of suspected Russian drones shut airports in Copenhagen and Oslo, Denmark has joined the European Union's (EU) efforts to build a 'drone wall' to safeguard eastern European nations from Russian aerial threats.

Migrants deported to Africa: How Trump is doing what Sunak couldn't for UK

The Trump administration has succeeded in pressuring several African nations to accept deported migrants, achieving what Britain’s failed Rwanda plan under Rishi Sunak could not

'Best friends forever': Who installed the Trump-Epstein statue in Washington?

A bronze statue titled ‘Best Friends Forever’ has appeared on the east end of the National Mall in Washington, DC, showing US President Donald Trump and late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein smiling, holding hands, and seemingly walking towards the Washington Monument. A largely anonymous group called ‘The Secret Handshake Project’ has reportedly taken responsibility for the art piece

Amid Trump turmoil, India and EU aim for trade deal by year-end, next round of talks from Oct 6

Amid turmoil created by US President Donald Trump's tariffs, India and the European Union (EU) will start the next round of trade talks on October 6 as part of efforts to conclude a trade agreement by the end of the year.

Dior bag scandal: South Korea’s ex-first lady is now inmate number 4398, graft trial begins

South Korea opened a criminal trial Wednesday for the wife of impeached former president Yoon Suk Yeol, marking the first time an ex-first lady has faced trial, after her husband was removed from office over a martial law bid.

Ukraine’s drone strikes cripple Russian diesel exports, hitting near 5-year low: 16 of 38 refineries hit

Ukraine’s drone strikes on 16 of Russia’s 38 oil refineries have cut diesel exports to their lowest level since 2020, hitting Moscow’s war economy, says a report.

‘Paper bears don’t exist’: Russia mocks Trump’s Ukraine war claims in UNGA speech

Trump on Tuesday said he believed Ukraine could retake all its land controlled by Russia and that Kyiv should act now, with Moscow facing "big" economic problems, in a sudden and striking rhetorical shift in Ukraine's favour

'Ensure trade is not weaponised: Piyush Goyal at India-US strategic partnership forum

The minister also said that New Delhi expects to increase its trade with the US in energy products in the years to come, and the country's energy security goals will have a significant element of US involvement

'Anti-American': Jimmy Kimmel gives an emotional monologue as show returns, defends free speech

The late-night host has been frequently in the crosshairs of Trump and his administration. In the Monday show, he also criticised the flags being flown at half-staff in honour of Kirk, and mocked Trump’s reaction to the shooting

Did Elon Musk’s father sexually abuse his children, grandchildren?

Errol Musk, the estranged father of Elon Musk, had allegedly sexually abused his children and stepchildren in the early 1990s, a major investigation published by The New York Times has revealed. The 79-year-old, however, has called the allegations 'false' and insists that they are part of an attempt to extort his billionaire son

'Not in the same basket as China': Finland's Stubb bats for India amid Trump’s tariff antics

This isn’t the first time Stubb has called for deeper engagement with India on global security matters. At the 2025 Helsinki Security Forum, he emphasised India’s role in contributing to a resolution of the Russia-Ukraine conflict

Trump to scrap H-1B visa lottery system. Why it is bad news for Indians

Donald Trump is not done with changes to the H-1B visa programme. Now, the US administration is looking to overhaul the lottery system, suggesting the selection be made on wage levels. This could hurt Indians, especially entry-level employees, who are the biggest beneficiaries of this visa. Here’s how

‘Multilateralism under attack, reform much needed’: Jaishankar after Trump bashes UN

Jaishankar on Tuesday urged the Global South to work together and pressed for reforms in global institutions, warning that developing nations face mounting challenges from conflicts, climate change and economic uncertainty.

Why is Jimmy Kimmel back on air, and why is Trump furious about it?

Jimmy Kimmel returned to ABC after a week-long suspension over comments about Charlie Kirk’s murder, sparking backlash from US President Donald Trump. Disney’s decision to reinstate the late-night host has triggered boycotts by affiliates, FCC threats, and legal tensions, as Trump hints at action against ABC

In Vietnam, police and military wield films, clash in theatres

A war period movie made by Vietnam's military topped all charts and throned the box office, pushing the usual comedy and romantic movies down

India 'mostly' on Ukraine's side: Zelenskyy after Trump's 'primary funder' allegation

Zelensky said India is “mostly” on Ukraine’s side, a view that differs from Trump’s claim that India is funding Russia’s war.

Is London trying to impose Sharia law? Debunking Trump’s misleading claims in UN speech

Donald Trump kicked off the United Nations General Assembly with an almost hour-long speech, criticising nations and the world body itself. The US president spoke about immigration, the American economy, wars that he claims to have resolved, and more. But how much of it was factually correct? Very little, to be honest

Global Sumud Flotilla heading to Gaza targeted by drones and explosions, activists say

As the Global Sumud Flotilla nears Gaza, activists on board report being targeted by drones, while Israel urges the vessels to dock at Ashkelon to deliver humanitarian aid.

Typhoon Ragasa to crash on China coast today; 14 killed, several missing in Taiwan

After leaving a trail of destruction in Taiwan and the Philippines, Typhoon Ragasa fell trees, flooded at least two seaside neighbourhoods, while buildings across the city rattled and swayed in the strong winds

Australia: WhatsApp, Reddit and Twitch among dozens of apps to be banned for under-16s

Australia has been a leader in global efforts to prevent internet harm, but current legislation offers almost no details on how the ban will be enforced -- prompting concern among experts that it will simply be a symbolic piece of unenforceable legislation

Germany rolls out the red carpet: Amb Ackerman calls on top Indian talent amid US visa chaos

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