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Young people have been protesting against large-scale changes to voter rolls by the Election Commission.

Indian Police Accused of Harassing Journalists At Protest

What began as protests over India’s voter rolls has now raised a more troubling question: who protects those documenting the unrest? Three female journalists have accused Delhi police officers of sexual harassment, including inappropriate touching. During demonstrations calling for Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation. Police said the complaint had been sent to the crime branch

Jorge Suarez (top left), Alice Traill Ford (top right) with baby Duncan (right) and Hera Stone (left).

Baby Born On Remote Scottish Island For First Time In 30 Years

A remote Scottish island has welcomed a new resident and he has made local history. Duncan Wilder Thorstein Traill Suarez Ford was born on September 15 on North Ronaldsay, becoming the first baby born there in 34 years. The tiny Orkney island is just three miles long and two miles wide and is home to

Anthropic researcher believes more than 10% chance AI 'could kill all humans'.

Anthropic Researcher Warns AI Could Kill All Humans

Could artificial intelligence one day become humanity’s biggest threat? One leading AI safety researcher says the possibility is far from science fiction. Evan Hubinger, a safety researcher at Anthropic, has warned there is a greater than 10% chance AI could “kill all humans” within the next decade. He stressed that today’s models pose a low

Dozens of co-ordinated arson attacks hit southern Thailand.

Dozens of Coordinated Arson Attacks Hit Southern Thailand

More than 50 coordinated arson and incendiary attacks have swept across Thailand’s insurgency-hit south. They have raised fresh concerns about a long-running conflict that has repeatedly resisted peace efforts. The attacks happened late Saturday across Narathiwat, Yala and Pattani, with most reported in Narathiwat. At least two people were injured, while fires damaged a government

Ancient Roman shipwreck discovered off Sicily coast.

Ancient Roman-Era Shipwreck Discovered Off Sicily Coast

What looks like a pile of stones beneath the Mediterranean has turned out to be something far more remarkable. A Roman shipwreck that may have been hidden underwater for more than 2,000 years. Italian divers discovered the vessel off Sicily, about 46 metres below the surface, after fishermen alerted authorities. Measuring roughly 21 metres long

Six Georgians jailed for theft of rare Russian books from libraries in France.

France Jails Six Georgians For Rare Russian Book Thefts

How do you steal something that’s priceless, fragile, and locked away in a library? In France, investigators say a highly organised group managed exactly that — and it has now ended in prison sentences. Six Georgian nationals have been convicted in France for stealing rare Russian literary works from prestigious libraries. Including editions of Pushkin,

Romania’s pro-EU PM ousted in no-trust vote.

Romania’s Pro-EU PM Ousted In No-Confidence Vote

What happens when political allies turn into rivals overnight? That’s exactly what unfolded in Romania, where Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan was ousted in a dramatic no-confidence vote. The twist? It wasn’t just the opposition—his former partners, the Social Democrats, joined forces. With the far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR) to bring him down.

Young Chinese use AI to launch one-person firms amid job anxiety.

Young Chinese Turn To AI To Launch One-Person Firms Amid Job Anxiety

What if losing your job to AI… was actually your way back in? Across Shanghai, a quiet shift is underway. Young professionals—many worried about the so-called “curse of 35”—are ditching traditional careers. And launching “one-person companies.” No big teams. No offices. Just them… and AI doing most of the heavy lifting. “The one-person company is

14 dead, 59 injured in South Korea car plant fire.

14 Dead, 59 Injured In South Korea Car Plant Fire

How does a busy factory turn into a scene of tragedy in minutes? In South Korea, a fire at a car parts plant in Daejeon claimed 14 lives and injured 59 more, officials told AFP. The blaze broke out around 9:00am local time on Friday, trapping workers inside a building that fire crews initially couldn’t

US teacher killed after toilet paper prank goes wrong.

US Teacher Dies After Toilet Paper Prank Turns Deadly

What began as a harmless school prank ended in an unimaginable tragedy in Georgia. Jason Hughes, a 40-year-old teacher and coach, was accidentally killed outside his home. A group of students attempted a classic “toilet papering” prank—tossing rolls over trees and yards as a joke. According to police, Hughes had actually been expecting the prank.

USA superstar Liu wins women's skating Olympic gold.

USA’s Liu Wins Women’s Skating Olympic Gold

How do you turn a shaky start into Olympic glory? Just ask Alysa Liu. Coming into the free skate in third place, Liu didn’t look like the favorite. A few mistakes in the short program had put her on the back foot. But champions don’t panic—they respond. And she did, delivering a breathtaking routine that

Nato launches Arctic mission to ease tension on Greenland.

NATO Aims To Defuse Greenland Tensions With Arctic Mission

So, what’s NATO doing in the Arctic — and why now? The alliance has kicked off Arctic Sentry, a mission to ramp up its presence in the frozen north. The goal? Coordinate military activity, fill strategic gaps, and keep tensions cool. Especially after US President Donald Trump stirred the pot with his bizarre bid to