BBC and news agencies launch film calling on Israel to allow foreign journalists into Gaza
Israel does not allow foreign journalists into Gaza independently, citing security grounds.
Day: September 25, 2025
$439 million recovered in global financial crime crackdown
Authorities around the world have recovered $439 million from criminals following a months-long operation led by INTERPOL. The effort, called HAECHI VI, ran from April through August 2025 and involved police in 40 countries and territories working toge…
Canada’s Big Action Against 3 Khalistanis After NSA Doval’s Call Against Terrorism
The Canadian police arrested three Khalistani terrorists, including Gurpatwant Singh Pannun’s close aide, Inderjeet Singh Gosal, over firearms-related charges last week. The three separatists were arrested during a traffic stop operation in Ontario.
JPMorgan’s top economists warn on H-1B visa fee hike: ‘Could slash 5,500 work visas monthly’
JPMorgan economists foresee a potential reduction of 5,500 work authorizations monthly due to President Trump’s $100,000 H-1B visa fee. This could deter foreign students and limit post-graduation opportunities. Tech and consulting firms may reconsider …
‘Bloodiest day’: How Gen-Z protest wave hit India’s Ladakh, killing four
Protesters, until now peaceful, have been demanding statehood and special protections for the region bordering China.
Thursday briefing: Why Starmer’s fixer is back in the headlines
In today’s newsletter: With Labour’s conference looming, Morgan McSweeney’s role in Labour Together donations threatens to engulf the party in another scandalGood morning. It’s been a rough couple of months for Keir Starmer’s all-powerful consigliere, …
UAE: Two Emirati sisters killed in devastating Al Ain car crash
Two Emirati sisters, Iman and Amira Salem Marhoon Al Alawi, tragically lost their lives in a traffic accident in Al Ain on September 24. Their vehicle was struck by a car that swerved into their lane. Funeral prayers were held at Martyr Omar Al Maqbali…
Anti-corruption Revolutions Taunt Southeast Asia’s leaders
The rising cost of living and widening income inequalities are sending Southeast Asians into the streets.
Australian film altered in China to make gay couple straight
A scene featuring a same-sex couple was digitally altered to depict a heterosexual couple.
Ukraine-Russia war latest: US and Canada scramble fighter jets to intercept Russian military planes off Alaska
Russian drones and aircraft have made several incursions into Nato airspace in the past two weeks