Israeli forces seal West Bank village for more than 20 hours as settler violence escalates
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Israeli forces seal West Bank village for more than 20 hours as settler violence escalates
Officials say siege and settler attacks part of a broader campaign to displace Palestinians from their land Israeli forces have shut the only entrance to the occupied West Bank village of al-Mughayyir for more than 20 consecutive hours, the Palestinian news agency Wafa reported. Israeli forces also»»»
Cockroach protests: parents of Indian students who took their own lives reveal pressure of leaked exam papers and resits
When the Indian government announced the resignation of its education minister in late July after weeks of protest, there were widespread celebrations. Students from across the country had joined the mass demonstrations led by the Cockroach Janta party amid growing resentment over repeated examinat»»»
Kerala grants state honours to flood rescue hero Rajesh R, who died saving stranded farmer
The Kerala government on Wednesday accorded state honours to Rajesh R, a swimming and disaster rescue instructor who drowned while rescuing a man during the recent floods in Cherupuzha in Kannur district. Chief minister V D Satheesan visited Rajesh’s family at their home in Kalliyoor, Thiruvanantha»»»
"No official has come to survey farmers' fields yet": BJP's R Ashoka; slams officials during drought inspection in Chitradurga
Chitradurga (Karnataka) [India, July 29 (ANI): The Leader of the Opposition in the Karnataka Assembly, R Ashoka, travelled to dry-land farming belts in Chitradurga to evaluate seasonal crop conditions on Wednesday, accusing local departments of operating entirely from offices instead of conducting »»»
Ontario rethinking support for high-speed rail after feds reject Billy Bishop expansion: source | CBC News
Ontario Transport Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria says the federal government conceded to "fringe groups" in rejecting a plan to allow jets to land at Toronto's Billy Bishop Airport. "If this is how they're going to treat bigger projects, I don't think you'll get much built," he said at a Tuesday news c»»»
Feature: Chinese hybrid rice brings new hope for bountiful harvests to Guinean farmers
CONAKRY, June 20 (Xinhua) -- As the harvest season is in full swing in June, bags of rice labeled "Chinese Hybrid Rice, Made in Guinea" are ready to be transported to markets at a rice processing plant near golden paddy fields in Koba, a sub-prefecture in Guinea's western prefecture of Boffa. For l»»»
Recurring landslides in northern Rwanda destroy land and farmland
Northern Rwanda continues to face repeated landslides and mudslides driven by heavy rainfall and fragile mountainous terrain. In March 2026, a mudslide hit the village of Vunga in Nyabihu District, causing widespread damage to homes and the local primary school. Kitchens and classrooms were covered»»»
Ondo Flags Off 1,000 Hectare Coffee Plantation
As part of its efforts to boost agriculture in the state, the Ondo State government has formally flagged a 1,000-hectare coffee farming initiative. The ceremony took place at the State Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry in Akure, the state capital, ... »»»
Hungry bears on the prowl: Japan confirms first deadly attack of 2026
TOKYO, May 8 — Japan confirmed Friday the first fatal bear attack of 2026 after a record 13 deaths last year, with reports pointing to a jump in sightings as the animals emerge hungry from hibernation. A spate of bear encounters, including at hot spring resorts and in supermarkets last year, sparke»»»
Japan confirms year’s first fatal bear attack, two others suspected
TOKYO – Japan confirmed on May 8 the first fatal bear attack of 2026 after a record 13 deaths in 2025, with reports pointing to a jump in sightings as the animals emerge hungry from hibernation. A spate of bear encounters, including at hot spring resorts and in supermarkets, in 2025 sparked alarm, »»»
Food supply secure but brace for price shocks, says expert
Government subsidies should not merely cushion costs, they should drive improvements, says Nazim Rahman. (Bernama pic) PETALING JAYA: Malaysians should brace for higher food prices as global supply chain disruptions intensify, with the country’s heavy reliance on imports leaving it vulnerable to ex»»»
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