Ten people face trial accused of cyberbullying Brigitte Macron
Eight men and two women are accused of spreading ‘numerous malicious comments’ online about the first lady’s ‘gender and sexuality’.
Day: October 27, 2025
Ukraine, Allies To Work On Ceasefire Plan In Next 10 Days: Zelensky
Ukraine and its allies agreed to work on a ceasefire plan in the coming ten days, President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
Indiana governor calls special session to boost Republicans in Congress
Gov. Mike Braun made the announcement after weeks of criticism from Democrats and, at times, from members of his own party.
Unexploded Israeli bombs threaten lives in Gaza
Two Palestinian children were severely injured after an unexploded Israeli bomb detonated.
Steve Coogan says Richard III film was ‘story I wanted to tell’ as defamed academic to get payout
Case had been due to go to trial after judge ruled 2022’s The Lost King, which Coogan co-wrote, portrayed Richard Taylor as ‘smug and patronising’Steve Coogan has said his film about the discovery of the remains of Richard III was “the story I wanted t…
Trump Undergoes MRI Scan, His 2nd In A Year
US President Donald Trump said he had received an MRI scan during arecent hospital visit, providing an explanation for the first time for why he underwent a second medical exam in a year.
How UAE is implementing yoga as a sport
The UAE is formalizing yoga as a competitive sport, reflecting its deepening cultural ties with India and the influence of its large Indian diaspora. This move involves integrating yogasana into sports policy, hosting international competitions, and de…
News24 | Trump rules out 2028 vice presidential run as ‘too cute’, says ‘I have my best numbers ever’
US President Donald Trump ruled out running for the vice presidency in the 2028 US election, an approach some of his supporters have floated to allow the Republican president to serve an additional term in office.
Afghanistan Urges “Understanding” As Pakistan Truce Talks Enter Third Day
Afghanistan and Pakistan entered a third day of negotiations Monday to secure a lasting ceasefire, with Kabul urging “dialogue and understanding” after Islamabad warned of war if talks collapse.
A former Mali prime minister goes to prison for expressing solidarity with critics of military junta
A court in Mali has sentenced to prison a former prime minister who publicly expressed solidarity with jailed critics of the military junta.