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Nepal Blocks Major Social Media Platforms Over Regulatory Noncompliance Nepal has restricted access to Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and more than a dozen other widely used social media platforms, citing their failure to adhere to national regulations. The restriction, which began at midnight on Thursday, has faced backlash from human rights

The timing of Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s resignation announcement—made on a Sunday evening—caught many off guard, but the pressure for him to step down had been building almost from the start of his term. After securing the leadership of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), a dominant

Father on the Run with Three Children Shot Dead by Police in New Zealand In a tragic conclusion to a case that has held New Zealand’s attention for nearly four years, fugitive father Tom Phillips was fatally shot by police following a burglary on Monday. Phillips had been evading

supplied over £500 million in arms to Israel over the past decade. The group noted that the government continues to permit these sales despite mounting international criticism of Israel's military actions. Protest organisers argue that the arms fair demonstrates the UK's willingness to profit from conflicts.

During a press briefing at the White House on Sunday, when questioned about advancing to the "next stage" of measures against Russia, Donald Trump replied, "Yes, I am." However, the U.S. president did not clarify whether he fully supported such a move or what this

Father on the Run Killed in Police Shootout After Four Years in Hiding A father who had evaded authorities for nearly four years while living in New Zealand’s remote wilderness with his three children was fatally shot by police during a break-in early Monday, officials confirmed. Tom Phillips