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Egypt court orders closure of independent outlet MadaMasr; detains editor
Editor-in-chief Lina Attalah was fined $53,400 after being convicted of operating a website without a licence.
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Sabitha has a keen interest in national and international affairs. She covers major developments across India and around the world, with a focus on politics, and current affairs.
India’s new rules allow E100-compatible flex-fuel vehicles. Here’s what the changes mean for ethanol blending, fuel availability and existing car owners.
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A security flaw exposed eight weak digital certificates issued by eMudhra. Google, Apple, Microsoft and Mozilla blocked them as India investigates.
A suspicious Snapchat message has become a viral protest slogan in France. Here's what ‘Bismillah, c’est les ténèbres’ means and why students are using it.
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US military aid, intelligence support and Elon Musk’s Starlink network influence Ukraine’s ability to fight Russia. Here’s how Washington and SpaceX is shaping Kyiv’s battlefield options.
Delhi Police has replaced Jantar Mantar with three alternative protest venues. How do Ramlila Ground, Burari Ground and CBD Ground compare in accessibility, visibility and proximity to the political centre?
US president Trump penalised or threatened countries for buying Russian oil. Now, a US diesel deal with Putin raises questions about the consistency of Washington’s sanctions policy.
The move does not cancel existing H-1B visas, but it could stall green card applications, prolong workers’ dependence on employers and complicate long-term plans for Indian professionals in the US.
Gyanesh Kumar faces calls for his resignation and removal as CEC. But what does it take to remove India’s Chief Election Commissioner? Here’s the constitutional process explained.
The Mahanadi water dispute between Odisha and Chhattisgarh dates back decades. Here’s how the row began, what triggered it and what both states argue.
The EC has withdrawn the extra SIR declaration from Form 6 where the revision is over. Here’s what it was and what the change means for new voter registration.
As opposition parties and citizens question SIR and the Election Commission, why is the BJP backing the CEC when electoral rolls affect all parties?
The disagreement within the Election Commission may appear to be an internal institutional issue. But for an ordinary Indian voter, the issue goes beyond the disagreement itself.
What are your rights if police detain you? Know the legal difference between detention and arrest, safeguards under the BNSS and Constitution, and what changes once you are formally arrested.
From country nominations and General Assembly dialogues to Security Council straw polls and the final appointment, here’s how the UN chooses its secretary-general.
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres is stepping down at the end of 2026. Here are the seven candidates in the race to become the UN’s 10th secretary-general and what they are proposing.
Sahil Wakode's death at IIT Bombay has renewed questions about student suicides, academic pressure, caste discrimination, grievance systems and campus support.
The CBI launched a fresh investigation into Disha Salian's death after a Bombay High Court order.
What happens when police take your phone during a raid? Know the rules on seizure, searches, digital data and your rights under the BNSS.
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Editor-in-chief Lina Attalah was fined $53,400 after being convicted of operating a website without a licence.
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Opposition leaders will hold a mock parliamentary proceeding on October 30 before marching to Ramlila Maidan on November 1.
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The eastern province of Ituri remained the epicenter, accounting for 71.7% of all confirmed cases.