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Moscow: Following the Ukrainian forces’ seizure of 1,000 square kilometres of Russian territory in the Kursk region, Russian President Vladimir Putin stated, “They will receive an appropriate response. We will expel the enemies from our lands.” Putin’s remarks are being interpreted globally as an indication of escalating tensions. Ukrainian forces recently launched a surprise cross-border offensive, gaining control of numerous Russian villages and significant areas of land. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and military leadership officially disclosed the operation on Monday, with Commander Oleksandr Syrskyi confirming that the territory in western Russia was captured after seven days of intense fighting. This…
London: UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has called on Iran to “refrain” from attacking Israel during a phone conversation with Iran’s new president, Masoud Pezeshkian. This marks the first discussion between a UK prime minister and an Iranian president since March 2021, when former leader Boris Johnson spoke with Hassan Rouhani. The 30-minute conversation comes as the UK, alongside the US, France, Italy, and Germany, issued a joint statement urging Iran to cease its threats against Israel. The leaders expressed concern over the “serious risk of miscalculation” and emphasized the need for “calm and careful consideration” to avoid further…
London: In response to the recent far-right riots across UK cities, fueled by misinformation on social media, schoolchildren will be taught how to spot extremist content and fake news online under proposed changes to the curriculum. UK Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announced a review of the curriculum for both primary and secondary schools to embed critical thinking across multiple subjects, equipping students to combat “putrid conspiracy theories.” Phillipson told ‘The Daily Telegraph’ that English lessons might include analyzing articles to help students distinguish between fabricated clickbait and accurate reporting. “It’s more important than ever that we give young people the…
Liverpool: Police across the UK are on high alert this weekend as anti-racism protests continue nationwide. In Northern Ireland, a mosque in Newtownards, County Down, was attacked with a petrol bomb in what police are calling a “racially motivated” incident. Councillor Expresses Anger Newcastle City Council leader, Nick Kemp, voiced his frustration that some residents felt unsafe due to the actions of “right-wing agitators.” Kemp praised Northumbria Police for their effective preparations and swift actions, which helped prevent violence during the protests organised by Enough Is Enough. He stressed the importance of unity in the face of attempts to sow…
Paris: Two years ago, after winning his fourth NBA title, Stephen Curry set his sights on an Olympic gold medal. On Saturday night in Paris, he made it happen. The United States reclaimed the top spot in international men’s basketball, with Curry scoring 24 points in a 98-87 victory over France in the Olympic final. This win marks the U.S.’ fifth consecutive gold medal and 17th in 20 Olympic appearances. Curry sank four three-pointers in the final 2:43, including one with 1:19 remaining that put the U.S. up 93-84. He celebrated by shaking his jersey, showcasing the “USA” emblem. He…
Indian weightlifter Mirabai Chanu’s aspiration for a second consecutive Olympic medal was shattered as she concluded fourth in the women’s 49kg event on Wednesday in Paris. The 29-year-old, who secured a silver medal at the Tokyo Olympics, achieved a total lift of 199kg (88kg in snatch and 111kg in clean and jerk) at the South Paris Arena. China’s Hou Zhihui successfully defended her title with a total of 206kg (89kg+117kg), while Romanian Mihaela Cambei claimed silver with 205kg (93kg+112kg). Jamaica’s Roje Stona Triumphs in Discus Throw Jamaica’s Roje Stona captured gold in the Olympic discus throw, surprising world record holder…
London: The Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) has called for national unity in response to recent far-right violence across the country. The Council emphasized that these “thugs” do not represent the majority of Britons. “We know many communities across the UK remain fearful of violent far-right extremist riots,” said Zara Mohammed, the MCB’s secretary-general, on X. “These thugs do not represent the vast majority of Britons who stand with us against such hatred and Islamophobia.” In a video message, Mohammed expressed concern over the escalating violence and hatred, describing it as unprecedented in recent times. She highlighted the real threat…
Dhaka: Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s sudden resignation has plunged Bangladesh into chaos. The initial unrest, driven by job reservation issues, has escalated dramatically, forcing Hasina to flee to India. Reports indicate that she intended to travel to London but was denied political asylum by the UK. Currently, she is staying at the Hindon airbase in Ghaziabad, India, and may seek asylum in Scandinavian countries. New intelligence reveals that the violent protests in Bangladesh were orchestrated by Hasina’s political rival, Khaleda Zia, and her party, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), with support from Pakistan’s spy agency, ISI. The BNP, allegedly…
London: Several countries have issued travel warnings for their citizens in the UK due to ongoing anti-immigration protests and riots. Nations including Nigeria, Malaysia, Australia, Indonesia, the UAE, and India have all advised caution. India: The High Commission of India in London urged its citizens to stay vigilant and exercise caution while in the UK, following days of violent riots. Australia: Issued a warning for travelers to avoid protest areas due to potential disruption and violence, advising them to monitor local media for updates. UAE: The UAE embassy in the UK advised citizens to exercise the highest level of caution…
New Delhi: Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s plans to travel to London have been delayed due to uncertainties. Hasina, who resigned on August 5 amid violent protests, landed at Hindon airbase in India but is now unlikely to leave for the UK in the next few days, according to sources. Hasina, accompanied by her sister Sheikh Rehana, initially planned to seek temporary refuge in London. This plan was reconsidered after the UK government suggested she might not receive legal protection against potential investigations into the protests in Bangladesh. Hasina’s intention to travel to London was influenced by her niece…