West Bengal Assembly approved four bills, including one to control anti-social activities and property destruction. Amendments to OBC reservation laws were also passed, reducing the quota to 7% for 66 communities, aligning with court directives and rectifying past irregularities.
Popular streamer IShowSpeed was stopped by Miami police after standing through a moving car's sunroof while celebrating Portugal's draw against Colombia. The interaction ended calmly with a warning, and no ticket was issued, sparking a debate on influencer safety.
A UK national security bill, set to pass this week, risks prosecuting foreign correspondents using sources from state-backed groups like Iran's IRGC, warns former terror legislation reviewer David Anderson, despite government assurances.
A study by New York University and Northeastern University researchers found that at least half of child safety features on Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube fail to deliver on their promises, with platforms showing a minimum 50% failure rate in protecting children from adult messaging or harmful content.
French Open finalist Maja Chwalinska was defeated in the Wimbledon first round by Mananchaya Sawangkaew after an injury on match point. Meanwhile, China's highest-ranked women's player Wang Xinyu and world No 64 Zhang Shuai both secured wins, progressing to the second round.
UK ministers may soon legalize autonomous delivery robots on pavements, despite concerns from safety groups like Living Streets, who warn of increased congestion and hazards for vulnerable pedestrians.
The FCC is expanding its import ban to include older Chinese tech equipment from firms like Huawei and Hikvision, citing national security risks, effective next month.
The US Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Trump administration ending Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for 350,000 Haitians and 6,000 Syrians, potentially affecting over 1.3 million immigrants, citing executive discretion over judicial review.
Under a Trump-era initiative, US companies are rapidly building experimental nuclear reactors, with two already achieving 'criticality.' The program, which significantly cut regulations, aims for three reactors by July 4, 2026. While proponents hail the speed, critics warn of compromised safety.
Japan and South Korea scrambled fighter jets in response to a joint Russian-Chinese bomber patrol over the Sea of Japan, East China Sea, and western Pacific, marking the 11th such patrol since 2019.
Australia plans to double fines to $99m for social media platforms violating the under-16 ban, amid concerns over ineffective enforcement and calls for stricter algorithm regulation.
Russian Foreign Ministry's Alexander Trofimov explains that the proposed Eurasian security architecture, initiated by President Putin, aims to prevent dangerous global rivalries and ensure equal, indivisible security among states.
Australia increases maximum penalty to AUD 99 million for tech firms failing to enforce social media ban for under-16s, strengthens regulator's powers amid little observed impact on teen usage.
Thunderstorms in southern England caused significant travel disruptions at Heathrow and Gatwick airports, delaying hundreds of flights due to reduced airspace and safety measures.
Uber introduces stricter background checks for drivers, disqualifying those with violent felonies, child abuse, and other crimes, even if convictions are over seven years old, amid shareholder lawsuits over safety failures.
Oxfordshire County Council secures a high court injunction against Raise the Colours, banning the group from hanging English and Union flags on public infrastructure without permission, citing safety and intimidation concerns.
Russia launched massive attacks on Naftogaz Group's energy production facilities in Ukraine's Poltava and Kharkiv regions over two days, using ballistic missiles and drones. Critical infrastructure was damaged, but no employees were injured due to safety protocols.
A 32-year-old YouTuber, Gurman Singh alias "Road Safety Wala," was arrested in New Delhi for allegedly deliberately crashing into women riders' and minor girls' vehicles, harassing them, and uploading videos of the incidents on social media for popularity and monetization.
A single mother in Hefei, China, known as 'Spider-Woman,' is earning praise for her dangerous work cleaning high-rise exteriors to fund her son's cerebral palsy treatment after her savings were depleted and she sold her home.
The Home Office announced new "capped safe and legal" routes for refugees to enter the UK, allowing organisations like universities and businesses to sponsor applicants, a model inspired by Canada. Concurrently, the government plans to tighten human rights and modern slavery laws for asylum claims, prompting political debate.
The UK Home Office will introduce new capped safe and legal routes for asylum seekers, allowing organizations to sponsor refugees. This aims to protect genuine refugees while closing loopholes, drawing inspiration from Canada's system. Reforms also include changes to human rights and modern slavery laws to address 'vexatious' claims.
Beşiktaş, Monaco'nun 21 yaşındaki sol beki Kassoum Ouattara için kiralama ve satın alma bedeli pazarlıklarında önemli mesafe kat etti. Beşiktaş'ın 6 milyon Euro'luk teklifine Monaco 8 milyon Euro ile yanıt verdi. Oyuncu transfere 'evet' dedi ve anlaşmanın birkaç gün içinde tamamlanması bekleniyor.
The UK Home Office will introduce new capped safe and legal routes for asylum seekers, allowing organizations like universities and community groups to sponsor refugees. This aims to protect genuine refugees while closing loopholes, alongside reforms to human rights and modern slavery laws for asylum applications. The government faces pressure to reduce hotel costs and address illegal immigration.
The UK Home Office will introduce new capped safe and legal routes for asylum seekers later this year, allowing organizations like universities and community groups to sponsor refugees. This aims to protect genuine refugees while closing loopholes, though critics argue it won't stop illegal immigration.
