Bolivia is showing signs of returning to normalcy after President Paz declared a state of emergency to end a 50-day social crisis. The Legislative Assembly approved the decree, aiming to restore transit and supply essential goods. Agreements were reached in Santa Cruz, and a La Paz federation paused protests, though demands remain.
Karnataka BJP will hold a legislature party meeting at Dharmasthala to investigate alleged cross-voting by BJP MLAs in recent council elections. Party president B Y Vijayendra stated legislators may take an oath before Lord Manjunatha to reveal the truth, calling the act "betrayal".
In Maryborough, Australia, residents are investing in heritage building restorations to combat rising anti-social behavior in the CBD. These costly projects aim to revive the city's historic charm and attract tourism, with calls for more government financial assistance.
A court has ruled that a district office's order for building owners to restore a road illegally occupied for parking and flowerbeds is legitimate. The owners' claims of prescription and prior permits were dismissed.
Brazil's Civil Defense agency suspects a cyberattack after a false emergency alert was sent nationwide overnight, causing confusion and prompting the suspension of the mobile alert system. The suspicious message, containing the word "misanthropy," was activated remotely, and the Federal Police have been asked to investigate.
Erzurum'un Şenkaya ilçesindeki 9. yüzyıldan kalma Solomon Kaya Kilisesi, bakımsızlık ve tahribat nedeniyle yok olma tehlikesiyle karşı karşıya. Mahalle sakinleri, tarihi yapının restore edilerek turizme kazandırılmasını talep ediyor.
Bolivia's President Paz declared a state of emergency to quell protests disrupting essential supplies. The move grants broader powers to deploy armed forces and address ongoing blockades, which stem from subsidy cuts and broader economic discontent.
Reform UK's mixed byelection results, including a disappointing second place in Makerfield, raise concerns for Nigel Farage. Issues with candidate selection, tactical voting, and a new right-wing competitor, Restore Britain, highlight challenges for the party.
Reform UK's mixed byelection results, including a disappointing second place in Makerfield and distant seconds in Gorton and Denton, raise concerns for Nigel Farage. Issues include candidate selection, vulnerability to tactical voting, and competition from the right.
Andy Burnham secured a striking 54.82% of the vote in Makerfield, surpassing Labour's 2024 and 2019 general election results. Reform UK's candidate saw a slight increase but fell short of expectations, while Liberal Democrats and Greens received minimal votes, highlighting tactical voting trends.
Nigel Farage urged Restore Britain voters to switch to Reform UK after a "disappointing" by-election result in Makerfield. Reform's candidate came second but was far behind winner Andy Burnham. Farage expressed concern over votes lost to Restore and called for unity behind Reform as the main challenger party.
Andy Burnham's victory in the Makerfield byelection, a seat Reform was expected to win, is seen as a crucial lifeline for the Labour party. The win positions Burnham as the likely successor to Keir Starmer, offering a vision for progressive government.
The Parthenon's western side has been restored with two new marble blocks, making it appear whole for the first time in 220 years. Culture Minister Lina Mendoni described the sight as 'truly stunning,' emphasizing the restoration's role in revealing the monument's unique proportions.
Andy Burnham secured a significant victory in the Makerfield by-election, winning by a large majority. His win is seen as a potential turning point and a challenge to Keir Starmer's leadership, with Burnham expressing a desire for more power for the north and a new politics based on unity.
Andy Burnham secured a significant victory in the Makerfield by-election, winning by a large majority. The Greater Manchester mayor's win is seen as a potential challenge to Keir Starmer's leadership of the Labour party, with Burnham emphasizing a call for change and more power for neglected regions.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that meaningful dialogue with the West is only possible if Europe restores trust through practical steps rather than ultimatums. He criticized anti-Russian actions and expansionist ambitions, citing a London ultimatum as an example. Lavrov's article was canceled by Politico-Europe.
A divided Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals panel ruled Thursday that Ohio's law requiring parental consent for social media use by children under 16 must be restored. The decision overturns a previous block on the law, which tech groups argued was unconstitutional.
Un rapport d'enquête privé de 219 pages par le député Rupert Lowe dénonce le scandale des "grooming gangs" au Royaume-Uni, ciblant des jeunes filles blanches par des hommes d'origine pakistanaise et musulmane. Le document critique l'inaction des autorités et propose des mesures.
Luis Diaz scored and assisted as Colombia defeated Uzbekistan 3-1 in their 2026 World Cup debut. The victory placed Colombia atop Group K, ahead of Portugal and DR Congo.
Energy shipments have resumed in the Gulf following an interim agreement between the US and Iran, allowing LNG tankers to sail through the Strait of Hormuz. This is expected to restore Qatar's LNG exports and ease Pakistan's gas shortage. The deal involves uranium dilution, sanctions waivers, and a 60-day negotiation period.
US President Donald Trump signed an interim deal with Iran on Wednesday, agreeing to dilute its uranium stockpile and waive sanctions, allowing immediate oil sales. Mediated by Pakistan's PM, the deal aims for a permanent end to hostilities and a 60-day clock for nuclear program talks, though Trump left room for future conflict.
The US and Iran have signed a memorandum of understanding to end their four-month war, restore global shipping, and address Tehran's nuclear program. The deal includes an immediate ceasefire, lifting of naval blockades, and a $300 billion reconstruction plan for Iran.
Oil prices dropped as the US and Iran signed an interim agreement to end the Iran war, reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and lift sanctions on Tehran's oil. This deal aims to resolve a major energy supply disruption, with WTI Crude trading at $76.10 and Brent Crude at $78.86.
US President Donald Trump stated at a G7 summit press conference that Iran's conflict damage is estimated at $1.5-2 trillion, requiring significant investment for restoration. He also noted that halting US strikes could restore shipping in the region, saving hundreds of millions daily.
