Police in Maharashtra registered a case against eight right-wing outfit members after a man and his family were allegedly assaulted following an argument over a girl wearing shorts at Sinhagad Fort near Pune.
Police in Maharashtra registered an FIR against eight right-wing group members after a man was allegedly assaulted during an argument over a girl wearing shorts at Sinhagad Fort near Pune.
Colombia's Housing Minister Jaime Andres Beltran faces criticism for taking a Caribbean vacation while thousands remain homeless after a devastating August 10 earthquake that killed nearly 300 people.
Former Catholic Schools NSW head Dallas McInerney testified at the ICAC that he sought financial support from federal Opposition Leader Angus Taylor for internal Liberal Party elections, denying the funds were for the NSW Reformers faction.
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni has suspended the Schengen agreement with Spain and hardened her anti-migration stance amid rising political competition from far-right rival Roberto Vannacci ahead of next year's election.
The US has pledged $1bn to Colombia hours after right-wing populist Abelardo de la Espriella was sworn in as president, promising an all-out war on drug cartels and closer ties with the Trump administration.
The US pledged £1bn in assistance to Colombia following the inauguration of right-wing president Abelardo de la Espriella, who promised an all-out war on narco-terrorism and a strong military alliance with Washington.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu denied agreeing to a draft deal presented by the US-backed Board of Peace, as right-wing coalition ministers pressure him to reject the proposal.
An estimated 72,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco last week before most returned home, with at least 88 deaths reported and right-wing figures seizing on the images to push hardline anti-immigration policies.
Nigel Farage (Reform UK) and Rupert Lowe (Restore Britain) are engaged in a complex, on-again-off-again reconciliation effort, driven by policy splits and personal animosity, with significant implications for the UK's right-wing vote in the next general election.
Christopher Nolan's 'Odyssey' film faces right-wing backlash, led by Elon Musk, over perceived 'wokeness' and historical inaccuracies, particularly the casting of Lupita Nyong’o as Helen of Troy. The author argues critics miss the film's core message: an allegory for the necessity of a rules-based international order, rooted in the ancient concept of 'xenia'.
President Lula da Silva, 80, is running for re-election in Brazil, facing Flávio Bolsonaro, son of the convicted Jair Bolsonaro. The campaign is marked by US tariffs, a tight poll, and corruption allegations against both candidates' families.
A terror attack on Berlin's Pride parade by 21-year-old German national Abdul Ballout, known for Islamist ties, targeted the LGBTQ+ community. Expert Jakob Guhl highlights parallels between Islamist and far-right extremism, both exploiting societal divisions and hate speech, urging tougher social media policies and balanced media reporting.
Senator Alex Antic's bid for South Australian Liberal Party state president is causing deep divisions. Moderates fear his One Nation-friendly stance, while conservatives see it as a chance to reclaim lost voters and define the party's conservative identity, ahead of the August 29 AGM.
Chilean President Jose Antonio Kast held his first meeting with China's ambassador Niu Qingbao in Santiago. Separately, Chile's foreign ministry is engaging with the Trump administration on USTR proposals concerning export access conditions.
Nearly 50,000 North African migrants surged into Spain's exclave of Ceuta, prompting mockery and celebration from Israeli politicians and Zionist supporters. They viewed the crisis as "punishment" for Spain's critical stance on Israel's war in Gaza, with some calling for Spain to cede its enclaves.
Germany faces multiple challenges: a fatal vehicle attack at Berlin's CSD event, warnings over right-wing 'active clubs', economic competitiveness concerns, and the Bayreuth Festival's 150th anniversary amid controversy.
Jaroslaw Kaczynski says dozens of PiS members have effectively left the party after refusing a loyalty pledge tied to Mateusz Morawiecki’s Development Plus association. The dispute deepens a leadership crisis in Poland’s main opposition party ahead of the next parliamentary election.
Japan is focusing on unmanned combat capabilities to build asymmetric advantages and advance its 'remilitarisation' agenda, planning to invest 1 trillion yen (US$6.2 billion) in uncrewed systems over five years starting in 2023.
Police continue investigating an alleged extreme right-wing threat to a UK Islamic event in Suffolk. Eight more people were released from custody, with one 42-year-old man charged with weapons possession, though these charges are not linked to the threat.
Thousands of Israeli settlers and right-wing activists marched towards the Gaza border, calling on the government to re-establish Israeli settlements in the Palestinian territory, which were evacuated in 2005 under a disengagement plan.
Incoming UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham plans a radical overhaul of the civil service, centralizing some powers, decentralizing others to regional leaders, and relocating staff outside London. This move aims to challenge the influence of Whitehall departments and potentially counter Nigel Farage's anti-establishment platform.
Marine Le Pen declared her candidacy for the French presidency on Tuesday, the same day an appeals court upheld a ruling against her for embezzlement of EU funds. Despite the ruling, which requires her to wear an electronic ankle monitor, Le Pen's party, Rassemblement National, is polling strongly for the 2027 election.
Left-wing candidate Roberto Sanchez has conceded the Peruvian presidential race to Keiko Fujimori, days after the electoral authority declared her the victor. The concession follows an election season marked by logistical issues, long vote counts, and fraud allegations.
