Several EU nations are considering sending rejected asylum seekers to Rwanda and Uzbekistan for processing, marking a potential shift in the bloc's migrant returns system beyond its borders. The move follows the approval of a law allowing EU capitals to establish 'return hubs' in non-EU countries, provided human rights are upheld.
Abhishek Porel, wicketkeeper-batter for Bengal and Delhi Capitals, faces police investigation after a woman alleged he promised marriage, engaged in sexual relations under that assurance, and later backed out, also accusing him of assault and intimidation.
A viral video showing men cooking meat and consuming alcohol on a boat in the Ganga has sparked a new controversy in Varanasi. Police have arrested five individuals and registered a case under sections related to promoting enmity and outraging religious sentiments.
CBS Mornings is on track for its worst-rated June ever following the firing of Scott Pelley. Critics accuse Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss of steering coverage and alienating audiences, leading to a viewership drop after Pelley's dismissal.
Brooklyn cafe Poetica posted on Instagram that Congressman Dan Goldman is not welcome after he visited with his daughter. The cafe cited his pro-Israel stance, calling him a "genocide enabler." The DOJ has opened an investigation into the cafe for potential discrimination.
Cristiano Ronaldo's final World Cup is overshadowed by controversy, including fake quotes and social media backlash. A post-match interview by Joao Neves about Ronaldo's role sparked unprecedented reactions from fans and Ronaldo's inner circle, dividing the Portugal squad and raising questions about team dynamics.
A proposed $300 billion reconstruction fund for Iran, part of a US peace deal, is causing concern among Arab allies and US Democrats. The Trump administration claims funds will come from Gulf states and private investors, not US taxpayers, but critics fear a wealthier Iran will expand its regional influence.
Belgian footballer Jeremy Doku welcomed a baby boy, Praise, with his wife in London. Doku's temporary departure from the FIFA World Cup to attend the birth, initially controversial, was supported by medical staff. The player will rejoin his team after the event.
South Australia's government has axed a mandatory social worker registration scheme, a key recommendation from an inquest into a child's death. While child protection advocates decry the move as a betrayal, some in the DV sector believe it could ease workforce shortages.
Former footballer Rade Bogdanovic caused outrage on Serbian TV by claiming Black players lack concentration for more than 60-80 minutes. Despite backlash, RTS aired him again the next day.
Poetica Coffee in Brooklyn refunded Congressman Dan Goldman's order and publicly shamed him for his stance on the Israel-Gaza conflict, calling him a 'genocide enabler.' The café's actions sparked debate about its inclusive mission statement and drew criticism from Jewish community leaders.
Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration detention center, built to house detainees during Trump's immigration crackdown, has been emptied due to hurricane threats. Officials cited safety precautions ahead of hurricane season, though reports suggest rising costs may lead to permanent closure.
A Texas nurse, Dasha Kilpatrick, faces backlash and support after a viral video showed her Islamophobic tirade against two Muslim women in an H-E-B store. A fundraiser for her has raised over $85,000, with supporters calling her 'brave'.
Meituan, China's food delivery leader, is accused of paying merchants to spread negative information about rival Taobao Shangou, a unit of Alibaba. This comes amid intensified competition and regulatory scrutiny in the sector.
Uruguay's four stars on their football shirts represent two FIFA World Cup titles (1930, 1950) and two Olympic gold medals (1924, 1928), which FIFA recognizes as world championships from an era before the World Cup existed.
Parents of a two-month-old infant, Danny, accused authorities of neglecting his needs, including access to breastmilk, while he was hospitalized in Hong Kong. The child was admitted with fever and cough and was being monitored for potential meningitis.
A video from US-Iran talks in Switzerland shows Qatar's PM greeting Pakistan's PM while appearing to ignore US VP JD Vance, sparking 'diplomatic snub' claims. No government confirmed the incident.
A video of a quadrilateral meeting in Switzerland shows Qatar's PM greeting Pakistan's PM while appearing to overlook US VP JD Vance, sparking claims of a diplomatic snub. No government involved has confirmed this interpretation.
A video circulating on social media shows Qatar's PM greeting Pakistan's PM while appearing to overlook US VP JD Vance during talks in Switzerland. The clip sparked claims of a diplomatic snub, though no government confirmed this interpretation. The meeting aimed to advance a framework to end the Middle East conflict.
Captain Ben Stokes and Gus Atkinson cleared of nightclub incident, return for third Test vs. New Zealand. Fallout continues over England's setup, leadership, and off-field issues.
CBSE announced results for over 87% of Class 12 re-evaluation requests, following student allegations of scanned answer sheets not matching handwriting. The board stated its system is robust and transparent, with remaining results to be released soon.
German Air Force Commander General Holger Neumann's interview with The Telegraph, where he outlined plans for immediate, large-scale strikes against Russia, has drawn criticism. His remarks, including potential targets like Moscow and Kaliningrad, are seen as reckless and immature, potentially escalating tensions.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) is again in the news due to a new controversy regarding the allocation of exam centers for the NEET (UG) 2026 re-examination. A student claimed that his exam center was allotted in Abu Dhabi instead of Nagpur. The NTA clarified that the candidate himself had changed his preferences through the portal.
Ukrainian President Zelensky returned Poland's highest honor, the Order of the White Eagle, after Polish President Nawrocki stripped him of it. The dispute stems from Ukraine naming an army unit after the controversial Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), accused of genocide against Poles in WWII.
