African students, facing stricter US visa policies, are increasingly opting for Chinese universities due to affordability, quality, and growing Africa-China economic ties.
Ascot Racecourse has reported record post-Covid attendance and £10.5m in pre-tax profits, announcing a British-record £2.5m prize fund for next year's King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes. This strategic move aims to elevate the race's prestige, attracting a strong field including Japanese contenders.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson labeled paid domestic violence leave "ridiculous," claiming it diverts police from "real crime." She also stated the family law system is "broken," favoring women and "suppressing males," with these comments resurfacing after previous criticism regarding domestic violence.
Hong Kong police arrested five people from two independent bookstores for allegedly selling "seditious" content, sparking concern and a surge in sales of a related book in Taiwan. Taiwan's president and booksellers condemned the arrests, highlighting censorship fears and cross-strait tensions.
The Los Angeles Dodgers' White House visit has sparked division among immigrant fans, including Juan, who feel the team hasn't adequately supported the community amid Trump's immigration crackdown, especially given former ownership ties to a detention center operator.
Yotam Marom, a key figure in the Occupy Wall Street movement, reflects on its demise due to 'politics of powerlessness' and discusses the left's current path to building strategic power through movements and elected officials.
Two Palestinians, Odeh Farajna (53) and Abdul Adel Rashid Abu Mukh (26), were killed in Deir Jarir, West Bank, during a settler raid for alleged stolen livestock, backed by Israeli soldiers. Residents report escalating violence and land grabs since October 7, 2023.
Erling Haaland is the face of Norway's surprising World Cup journey, with his "Viking raid" celebration becoming an iconic symbol. The player, who enjoys the attention, has become a global celebrity through AI videos and viral songs, captivating fans and media alike.
Bishop Auckland, once a mining town, is undergoing a cultural and economic revival thanks to the Auckland Project, founded by Jonathan and Jane Ruffer. The project includes art galleries, a heritage railway, a Roman fort, and the Kynren live-show spectacular, attracting visitors and creating jobs.
The state FDA suspended the food license of Mumbai's K Rustom & Co ice cream parlour due to serious hygiene violations, including rats, houseflies, and expired products. The iconic establishment faces suspension until deficiencies are rectified.
Les autorités malaisiennes ont saisi plus de 75 000 machines de minage de cryptomonnaies dans le cadre d'une opération contre le vol d'électricité. Ces mineurs détournaient l'énergie du réseau national, causant des pertes estimées à 1,1 milliard de dollars depuis 2020.
Malaysian authorities have seized over 75,000 crypto mining machines in more than 3,000 raids between 2022 and May 2026. The operations, involving police and the national utility, led to 629 arrests. While crypto trading is legal, mining using stolen electricity or tampered meters is not.
Immigration agents conducted raids across Los Angeles last summer, detaining and deporting individuals, leaving families to cope with the emotional and administrative aftermath. The article shares the stories of three families affected by these actions, highlighting the profound disruption to their lives and the ongoing struggle for reunification and justice.
FBI and law enforcement agencies conducted massive raids across the US, arresting approximately two dozen individuals linked to the Lawrence Bishnoi criminal network. Operation Hard Ball targeted drug trafficking, extortion, and assassinations, with seizures of drugs, firearms, and cash.
Prosecutors raided Gwangsan Police Station in Gwangju, South Korea, investigating allegations that police officers leaked details of a high-profile murder case and mishandled evidence. The case involves the fatal stabbing of a high school student by 23-year-old Jang Yoon-gi.
Palestinian families are seeking accountability for children killed by Israeli forces and settlers in the occupied West Bank since late 2023. Grieving relatives describe lives cut short and a lack of justice, with no prosecutions for the deaths of their children.
The Enforcement Directorate searched five Kolkata locations on Tuesday as part of a money laundering investigation. Preliminary findings indicate over Rs 150 crore was routed through aviation and travel firms for suspicious purposes.
Prosecutors raided Gwangsan Police Station in Gwangju, South Korea, investigating alleged leaks of investigative details and evidence tampering in a murder case involving a high school student. Multiple officers are suspected of misconduct.
Prosecutors raided Gwangsan Police Station in Gwangju and officers' homes over suspicions of leaking investigative details and mishandling evidence in a high-profile murder case involving a high school student.
Turkey has intensified its crackdown on public life, arresting over 200 people in Ankara, jailing comedian Deniz Göktaş, and blocking an LGBTQ+ cruise ship, all in the lead-up to the NATO summit. Human Rights Watch criticizes the actions as evidence of intolerance towards freedom of speech and assembly.
Turkish police arrested dozens of journalists, rights activists, academics, and leftists in raids across multiple provinces. Authorities claim counterterrorism efforts, but critics say it's to silence dissent before the upcoming NATO summit in Ankara.
Women and children, many victims of trafficking, are being held indefinitely in Indian detention centres under poor and abusive conditions. Lacking access to legal documents and healthcare, they face declining health and fear for their future, with no clear timeline for release or deportation.
German police raided the DFB football federation headquarters and other sites as part of an investigation into alleged corruption involving "unauthorised favours" linked to Euro 2024. The probe focuses on improper invitations and preferential ticket treatment for city employees.
The US cooking oil market is contracting due to economic and immigration enforcement pressures on Latino households, according to George Weston, CEO of Associated British Foods (ABF). He noted increased oil reuse and a general "miserable" sentiment among this demographic, impacting sales of brands like Mazola. GLP-1 drugs are also affecting foodservice demand.
