Ukrainian officials say SpaceX’s Starshield remains restricted, contradicting President Trump’s statement that satellite service was restored. The dispute highlights the growing politicization of battlefield communications.
The Madras High Court upheld the Tamil Nadu Assembly Speaker's acceptance of six AIADMK MLAs' resignations but directed him to conclude disqualification proceedings against four of them within two months.
As French students clash with riot police, one mayor stands out: a Muslim far-left leader elected on a promise to disarm the police. We explore his rise and the tensions it exposes.
Hong Kong authorities are investigating over 1,500 reports of unauthorized credit card charges linked to Apple's new iPhone 18 Pro series, with losses exceeding HK$30 million.
A newly released report reveals that the ICE agent involved in the fatal shooting of a DoorDash driver was a recruit who was not wearing a body camera at the time. The incident raises serious questions about training and accountability.
Primark's decision to offer home delivery in Britain marks a major strategic shift for the budget fashion giant. We explore the reasons behind the move, the challenges it faces, and what it means for shoppers and the retail landscape.
London's mayor has hit out at Westminster council over its decision to keep restrictions on vertical drinking in Soho, accusing it of ignoring public consultation.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz confronts a reshaped political landscape as the far-right AfD gains ground, raising questions about his leadership and the stability of Germany's governing coalition.
As India debates the release of a man convicted of burning alive a missionary and his two sons, the case raises difficult questions about justice, mercy, and the rule of law.