Delhi riots case: Why won’t India release Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam?
The Delhi riot conspiracy case has become emblematic of institutional persecution of Muslims under PM Modi’s government.
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NordVPN Denies Breach After Hacker Claims Access to Salesforce Dev Data
A hacker using the alias 1011 has claimed to breach a NordVPN development server, posting what appears to…
US energy policy overhaul, data center investments signal project cargo shift
But tariffs on steel, aluminum and copper could present challenges for energy and data center construction projects.
The long battle to establish Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Millions across federal, state, and local governments, institutions, and industries now recognise the national holiday
Trump’s attack leaves China worried about its interests in Venezuela | Amy Hawkins
Maduro had just affirmed ‘strong bonds of brotherhood’ with Beijing when US made its shocking interventionVenezuela crisis – latest updatesHours before his life and the fate of his country was changed dramatically, Venezuela’s leader, Nicolás Maduro, w…
Five-storey building damaged during war collapses in central Gaza
At least two people have been killed after a five-storey building collapsed in central Gaza.
2026 may not bring peace, but it may bring clarity
As the old world order fractures, this year may finally bring clarity, and a Russian advantage
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Germany news: Berlin still shivering amid power outage – DW
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Euroviews. Europe must stop pretending there was ever a truly rules-based international order – Euronews.com
Euroviews. Europe must stop pretending there was ever a truly rules-based international order Euronews.comOpinion | Maduro’s arrest exposes legal fictions The Washington PostThe Guardian view on Europe’s response to ‘America first…
Europe must stop pretending there was ever a truly rules-based international order
The US seizure of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro is not troubling because international law has once again been sidelined, but because Europeans continue to react as if this were unexpected, Danish MEP Henrik Dahl writes in an opinion article for Eur…