Give me some sunshine, give me some rain’: How India’s NEET protests found solidarity through song and dance
The kids are doing fine. And neither do they need anyone to tell them otherwise. As protests spread across India over the NEET paper leak in May, eventually prompting the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, each day, and each protest site, seemed to offer something new. There were»»»
Deliveries begin for the first Cobra II vehicles manufactured entirely in Romania
The first Cobra II tactical armoured vehicles built entirely in Mediaș left the factory gates yesterday, bound for the Romanian Armed Forces. With serial production on schedule and deliveries under way, Otokar’s Automecanica Mediaș becomes the company’s production plant in Europe and its first manu»»»
Lawyers' circle head: Orbán may soon become a suspect
The head of the Lawyers’ Circle, Lóránt Horváth, said on the programme Konkrétan with Egon Rónai that he is convinced the case of the Ukrainian gold convoy lies behind the resignation of chief prosecutor Gábor Bálint Nagy, and that the affair could eventually reach Orbán himself. Gold convoy case: »»»
Abu Dhabi Police warn drivers not to leave cars running unattended
Abu Dhabi: Abu Dhabi Police have warned motorists not to leave their vehicles running while shopping, visiting fuel stations, using ATMs or stopping for prayers, saying the practice increases the risk of theft, vehicle fires and other safety hazards. The Directorate of Traffic and Security Patrols »»»
Actress Maria Bakalova to Participate in Tourism Ministry Promotional Campaign
The Oscar-nominated Bulgarian actress Maria Bakalova will join the Ministry of Tourism's initiative to present Bulgaria to the world, the ministry said on Friday. At a meeting with Tourism Minister Ilin Dimitrov, Bakalova accepted an invitation to become an ambassador for Bulgarian tourism and shar»»»
WFP warns of deeper cuts in Gaza aid due to donor fatigue
GENEVA: The UN World Food Programme warned on Friday it would have to make deeper cuts to its aid in Gaza, where it supports 70 percent of the population, unless additional funding is secured. The comments come after the Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, the global hunger monitor, said»»»
Kyrgyzstan changes procedure for terminating criminal cases - | 24.KG
President Sadyr Japarov has signed a law amending the procedure for terminating criminal cases and clarifying rules for insurance payments to military personnel. Under the new provisions, a criminal case cannot be terminated if its resolution requires a court decision confirming the defendant’s gui»»»
Hungary orders probe into Orban-linked zebras
Budapest: Hungary is investigating the "total chaos" surrounding a herd of zebras that became a symbol of alleged corruption and excesses under nationalist ex-leader Viktor Orban, the environment minister said Friday. References to the animals became a mainstay of anti-government demonstrations, af»»»
The European technological sovereignty package: A change in the EU’s approach to digital autonomy
The new set of measures on semiconductors, AI and cloud infrastructure aims to strengthen the EU’s position as an “AI continent”, while strategies on open-source and energy sustainability support implementation. Authors: Flavius Florea (Counsel), Cătălin Velişcu (Associate) – Wolf Theiss On 3 June »»»
US strikes Iran as clashes over shipping routes escalate
Bahrain activated its sirens early Friday, warning residents to shelter from detected fire hours after the U.S. military said it had wrapped up its 13th night of strikes against Iran. The Gulf states have come under frequent fire over the past week as the U.S. and Iran exchange escalating strikes i»»»
Bangladesh President Shahabuddin resigns, local media says
DHAKA: Bangladesh President Mohammed Shahabuddin has resigned, local media reported on Friday. Shahabuddin, who has been the president of the South Asian nation since April 2023, oversaw the country during a volatile period after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was ousted in August 2024 by yo»»»
Former founder of Vision Group construction company Zamirbek Orozbaev detained - | 24.KG
Security forces have detained Zamirbek Orozbaev, the former founder and director of Vision Group construction company (with an office in Osh), own sources informed 24.kg news agency. Officers from the Main Investigative Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs detained the businessman this mo»»»
Friday Sermon, July 24, 2026: Sending Blessings upon the Prophet
First Sermon (Khutbah One) All praise is due to Allah, Lord of all the worlds, Who has commanded us to invoke blessings and peace upon the Seal of the Prophets. I bear witness that there is nothing worthy of worship but Allah alone, and I bear witness that our Master and Prophet, Muḥammad, is the M»»»
Health Minister Says Patients Must Not Be Held Hostage to Hospital Management Dispute
Health Minister Katya Ivkova said during a visit to Silistra General Hospital on Friday that management problems must not affect patient care. She said the government was working to restore the operation of four hospital units that have temporarily suspended services due to staffing shortages. Ivko»»»
Energy Transition: Djerba unveils Tunisias first solar-powered charging station for artisanal fishing
TUNIS, July 24 (TAP) – A solar-powered charging station for electric boat batteries will be inaugurated on Friday at the Ajim fishing port, marking a significant step in the decarbonisation of Tunisia's artisanal fishing sector, according to the...»»»
Significant temperature drop expected early next week
TUNIS, July 24 (TAP) – Temperatures will decline slightly on Friday, July 24, across northern Tunisia, coastal areas and higher elevations, with maximum temperatures ranging between 38°C and 42°C, while the rest of the country will see highs of 42°C...»»»
Tunisia’s summer stone Fruit exports generate 66.1 Million Dinars, Up 18%
TUNIS, July 24 (TAP) – Export revenues from summer stone fruits reached 66.1 million dinars (MD), representing an 18% increase compared with the previous season, the National Observatory of Agriculture (Onagri) said in a report released Friday.In...»»»
Newcastle sign Monaco midfielder Bamba on five-year deal
NEWCASTLE, United Kingdom: Monaco’s French midfielder Aladji Bamba has signed a five-year deal with Premier League club Newcastle, both teams confirmed on Friday. The deal is reported to be worth €35 million ($40m) with the Principality side to receive a percentage of the future sale of the 20-year»»»
Gaza faces ongoing food crisis despite ceasefire
More than nine months into the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, two-thirds of Gaza's population is still facing crisis levels of food insecurity, according to a new UN report released on Thursday. The report warns that recent gains could quickly be reversed unless humanitarian agencies continue »»»
80 tons of chemicals from Crystal plant to be disposed of in Tash-Kumyr - | 24.KG
A project to neutralize hazardous chemical waste stored for over 15 years on the site of the former Crystal plant has begun in Tash-Kumyr. Practical work will begin in November 2026, and completion is planned for 2027. The Ministry of Natural Resources, Ecology, and Technical Supervision of Kyrgyzs»»»
Why Trump's 'forced labor' tariffs leave the world puzzled
TradeUnited States of AmericaWhy Trump's 'forced labor' tariffs leave the world puzzledNik MartinAfter the US Supreme Court struck down Donald Trump's emergency tariffs, the White House has turned to another trade law linked to alleged human rights abuses. DW explains the new tariffs and the debate»»»
World Athletics Decision to Continue Suspension of Russian Athletes Has No Legal Basis — Expert
"There is no rule or provision prohibiting athletes from countries involved in conflicts from competing in sporting events, yet Russian and Belarusian athletes have been barred from competition on the basis of arbitrary and politically motivated decisions," Hasan Keni, a Turkish expert in internati»»»
France: Why is the Southwest so vulnerable to wildfires?
The Gironde region around Bordeaux is once again battling major wildfires, four years after a devastating blaze swept through the area. As Morgan Ayre explains, a combination of high-risk factors, including vast forests of maritime pine, persistent drought and heavy tourist traffic, has made the re»»»
France battles escalating wildfire crisis
Following intense wildfires earlier this week, authorities have ordered evacuations across the villages of Lège-Cap-Ferret, with more than 20,000 people already forced to flee. The situation remains critical, as at least 4,800 hectares have been consumed by the flames. Caitlin Brown has more.»»»
Spain declares national emergency in Madrid region over forest fires
Spain late Thursday declared a national emergency in the Madrid region and in the province of Avila, near the capital, in the wake of several wildfires burning out of control. The measure, announced by the interior ministry, aims to speed up the deployment of resources to fight the fires, which in »»»
China slaps export controls on 14 EU entities in retaliation for Russia-related sanctions
China announced on Friday it was adding 14 European entities to an export control list in retaliation for the European Union penalizing 14 Chinese enterprises as part of its latest round of sanctions against Russia. Chinese companies will not be allowed to export dual-use items, which can be used f»»»
Ukrainian drones hit Russian web retailer Wildberries in St. Petersburg - UPI.com
A logistics hub belonging to Russian online retail giant Wildberries burns at a industrial park southeast of St. Petersburg after being struck by Ukrainian drones. Photo by Stringer/EPA July 24 (UPI) -- Russian online retail giant Wildberries came under attack overnight by Ukrainian forces for the »»»
Spain coach blasts 'unacceptable' behaviour of Argentina after World Cup final
Madrid: Spain head coach Luis De la Fuente has blasted the "unacceptable" behaviour of several Argentina players and their coaching staff after losing the World Cup final. Some Argentina players and staff confronted their Spanish rivals after the final whistle of last Sunday's game in New York whic»»»
Fact or Fake - Meloni: The face of Europe's far right?
Giorgia Meloni made history in 2022 when she became Italy's first female prime minister. She quickly signalled her ideological affinity with Donald Trump and positioned herself as a bridge between the MAGA movement in the United States and»»»
Qatar to host ONE Championship events for three more years
DOHA:ONE Championship, one of the world’s largest mixed martial arts organisations, and Visit Qatar have announced the renewal of their partnership for three years, paving the way for the return of a series of the championship’s most prominent events to Qatar, starting in March 2027. The partnershi»»»
Vucic receives farewell visit from Austrian ambassador
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic received a farewell visit from Austrian Ambassador to Belgrade Christian Ebner on Friday. "I thanked Austrian Ambassador Christian Ebner for his personal contribution to advancement of the relations between our countries during his diplomatic term in Se»»»
Romania shoots down drone in its airspace for first time
Bucharest: Romania shot down a drone in its airspace on Friday, its president said, a first since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The NATO member bordering Ukraine has seen frequent drone incursions, including drones crashing on its soil, since the start of the war, but its fo»»»
Shocking viral video: Bear climbs power pole in New Mexico
At first, nobody was sure what they were looking at. High above a rural New Mexico road, a black bear was stretched across the top of a utility pole, almost motionless. Some motorists thought it was already dead. Then it moved. Cars slowed. People turned around for another look. Phones came out. Th»»»
Lebanon: Southerners Begin Phased Return to Zawtar Al-Gharbiya Under Army Supervision
Residents of southern Lebanese town of Zawtar Al-Gharbiya began on Friday entering the village in a controlled, phased process on the fourth day since the Lebanese Army’s deployment there. Al-Manar correspondent reported the entry of residents, saying it was organized in batches, with five vehicles»»»
US Tanker Aircraft Likely to Arrive Next Week, Defence Minister Says
Bulgaria's Defence Minister Dimitar Stoyanov said the US aerial refuelling aircraft were not expected to arrive on Friday and would likely arrive next week. Stoyanov and Sports Minister Encho Keryazov met on Friday with mayors from the country's southeastern Yambol Region to discuss the planned dep»»»
Indonesia in talks to expand cross-border digital payment system to Saudi Arabia, India
JAKARTA: Indonesia’s central bank is working to expand its digital payment system to Saudi Arabia, India and Hong Kong, as it seeks to further promote economic connectivity across Asia. In Southeast Asia, Indonesia has been leading the adoption of payments using quick-response code, or QR, part of »»»
Women in Sudan’s Al-Obeid face drone attacks and rape when fetching water, UN says
GENEVA: Women and girls in Sudan’s Al-Obeid face a dire choice between the threat of drone attacks during the day and sexual violence at night when they go out to fetch water in the besieged city, UN Women said on Friday. Access to food and health care is severely limited in Al-Obeid, the capital »»»
How the beauty industry turned self-improvement into self-harm
I recently read about a new trend where men are having fillers injected into their scrotums to make themselves more attractive. Some, trying to save money, turn to unlicensed beauty therapists. Others go even further and inject hyaluronic acid themselves at home and, as a result, they sometimes los»»»
Tucker Carlson says US already ‘at war’ with Russia
The US is engaged in a proxy war with Russia that could escalate into a global conflict within years unless Washington changes course, renowned conservative journalist and podcaster Tucker Carlson has told RT’s Olga Bataman and Tara Reade. There is no convincing strategic, political, or moral justi»»»
US ties Saudi nuclear deal to Israel recognition
A landmark US-Saudi nuclear agreement will only proceed if Riyadh joins the Abraham Accords and establishes diplomatic relations with Israel, the White House said on Thursday. The deal would use American technology and expertise to help the Kingdom develop a civilian nuclear energy program. The cla»»»
Heavy explosions rock Iranian city as US strikes continue
Heavy explosions were reported in the southwestern Iranian city of Ahvaz on Friday local time as the US carried out strikes for the 13th consecutive night. The US Central Command (CENTCOM) said US forces targeted command centers, drone sites, telecommunications towers, coastal surveillance sites, a»»»
EU agrees sweeping Russia sanctions after granting Greek LNG carve-out
The European Union has agreed its 21st sanctions package against Russia, targeting Moscow’s financial system, energy revenues and defence industry after granting Greece a renewable exemption allowing European companies to continue transporting Russian liquefied natural gas. The measures include 218»»»
Russia Liberates Ivashkino, Zakharovka Settlements in Kharkov Region - MoD
MOSCOW, (Sputnik) - The Russian armed forces have liberated the settlements of Ivashkino and Zakharovka in the Kharkov region, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Friday. "Over the past week, the settlements of Zakharovka, Ivashkino, Volokhovskoye, and Artelnoye in the Kharkov region have been tak»»»
Hydrogels emerge as next frontier in Saudi desalination
RIYADH: In a country where fresh water is manufactured rather than naturally abundant, every advance in desalination carries significant value. Saudi Arabia’s vast desalination network supplies millions of homes, businesses and industries every day, transforming seawater into one of the Kingdom's m»»»
UAE’s ADNOC expands spot crude sales amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions
Abu Dhabi, July 24 (SANA) Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has launched its seventh spot-market tender since June for crude oil cargoes, as the UAE seeks to maintain export flexibility amid heightened regional tensions and disruptions to Middle East shipping routes.The tender covers cargoes s»»»
UN urges evacuation of 6,000 sailors stranded in Hormuz strait
Geneva: The United Nations on Friday urged countries involved in the Middle East war to help evacuate and repatriate some 6,000 sailors stranded in the Strait of Hormuz. UN human rights chief Volker Turk called for urgent action to remedy the plight of thousands of stranded seafarers, who are facin»»»
Illegal import of cosmetics, consumer goods for 2.2M soms prevented - | 24.KG
Officers of the State Tax Service of Kyrgyzstan have prevented the illegal import of a large shipment of cosmetics and consumer goods that were being transported without the required accompanying documents. During an inspection of a cargo truck, officials discovered a commercial shipment being tran»»»
102 new vehicles handed over to district police officers in Kyrgyzstan - | 24.KG
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Kyrgyzstan handed over 102 new service vehicles to district police officers. The ceremony was attended by Minister of Internal Affairs Ulan Niyazbekov, his deputies, and heads of departments. According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the vehicles were purcha»»»
Anchorage Dead-End Not Russia’s Fault – Lavrov
Russia arrived in Anchorage with US proposals already approved by President Donald Trump and was genuinely ready to compromise, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said, pushing back against US claims that the negotiations had failed. The Anchorage talks, held on August 15, 2025, were seen as a »»»
Pope Leo shares how Christians can strengthen faith this summer
Dubai: As many people go for their summer holidays, Pope Leo XIV has encouraged Christians to use the season as an opportunity to deepen their faith through acts of mercy, simplicity, and service to others. In the July/August edition of the Italian magazine Piazza San Pietro, cited by Vatican News,»»»