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In Numbers: What Is Fueling Protests In France
The protests were launched by students demanding better learning conditions. Students and teachers have expressed their anger at overcrowded classrooms and the cut of more than 4,000 teaching posts outlined in the government's 2026 budget.
Ukraine Strike On 'Russian Google' Leaves Millions With No Access To Money
Many people took to social media to say they could not book a taxi or order food. Others could not open files on the company's storage service. Some even struggled to get into their homes after their digital keys went offline.
Russian Strikes In Ukraine's Kharkiv Kill Infant In Stroller, 5 Others
Kharkiv regional governor Oleg Synegubov said on Telegram that the dead in the attack in Nova Vodolaga included three children and that 14 others were wounded.
Iran's Araghchi Blames US For "Insecurity" In Strait Of Hormuz
Iran's top diplomat on Monday accused the United States of being responsible for the "insecurity" in the Strait of Hormuz, which has been at the heart of the conflict between the foes.
Bangladesh's Atomic Leap: South Asia's Newest Nuclear Power Project Comes Alive
Located about 250 kilometres from Kolkata, Rooppur is a major development for South Asia. India's Nuclear Power Corporation of India Limited (NPCIL) has also trained Bangladeshi nuclear engineers, adding an Indian dimension to the project.
Night Curfew In Paris, Many Other Cities In France After Violent Protests
According to the office of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu, partial curfews were to be imposed from 8:00 pm to 6:00 am
Poland Seeks To Boost Defence, Tech Ties During PM Tusk's Upcoming India Visit
The agenda is expected to cover defence manufacturing, research and development, space technology and business cooperation, as Poland looks to expand its economic engagement with one of the world's largest markets.
Ex-OpenAI Employee Who Planted Device Had Saudi Backing, Court Filing Shows
US prosecutors charged Alfozan last week with using an electronic device to intercept oral communications.
Indian-Origin Couple's Rs 94 Lakh Dream Cafe In Australia Destroyed In Suspected Arson Attack
Barely three months after opening, their business was severely damaged in a suspected firebombing at the neighbouring tobacconist on October 12.
Protesters Block Entrance To France's Iconic Louvre Museum
Emmanuel Macron ordered a security review as the country's interior minister admitted that the police "had lost control" during the weekend's unrest.
Iran's New Defence Minister Has 42 Years Of Experience, Is A Missiles Expert
Mehrdad Akhlaghi does not hold a military rank, but he has around 42 years of experience in the defence ministry and related fields. Since 2013, he has headed Iran's state weapons manufacturer, Iranian Defence Industries Organisation.
Elon Musk Pledges 1 SpaceX Share For Every US Child, Plan Could Be Worth $10.5 Billion
The giveaway is reportedly valued at roughly $10.5 billion, as there are roughly 72 million children in the US based on 2025 census data.
Fact Check: Shahid Afridi's Death Rumours Sweep Internet
Shahid Afridi is one of the most explosive cricketers of his generation. He received Hilal-e-Imtiaz award from the Pakistan government earlier this year.
Opinion: Opinion | Great 'Exceptions': How The Oil India Was Attacked For Is The Oil Trump Now Seeks
A law written to punish the buyers of Russian oil was suspended by the US to protect a purchase of Russian oil. India spent fourteen months being lectured for less.
Australian Lawmaker Critical After Being Hit By Car, PM Says "Not An Accident"
The alleged attacker's motive remained unknown, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said, with Australia's counter-terrorism squad activated.
Tushar Kumar, UK's Youngest Indian-Origin Mayor To Attend NDTV World Summit
Tushar Kumar was born in Rohtak, Haryana. At the age of 10, Kumar moved to Britain with his family and attended Loxford School in Ilford.
Gold, Guns, Drugs, Mercenaries: Inside A 28-Year-Old Russian's Empire
Pavel Prigozhin took over the empire after the death of his father, Yevgeny Prigozhin, the former head of the Wagner Group.
'Police Lost Control During Protests': French Minister On Riots, Looting
Nunez acknowledged a "lack of anticipation" in the deployment of security forces on Saturday, whose numbers were insufficient to deal with the large crowds.
US Air Force Commando Dies After Falling 170 Feet Before Football Game
The airman was injured during a pregame military demonstration at the Alamodome in San Antonio and later died at a local hospital.
Chathuranga Abeysinghe At NDTV World Summit: All About Sri Lankan Minister
Chathuranga Abeysinghe will speak at the NDTV World Summit 2026 on October 22, the first day of the event on "Sri Lanka's Economic Reset: Recovery, Resilience and the Road Ahead".
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US Federal authorities responding to shooting at mosque in Columbus, Ohio
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Florida issues arrest warrant for Cuban leader Raul Castro
The announcement mirrors a federal indictment from May as the US steps up pressure on the Cuban government.
Residents hoisted from rooftops amid Spain’s deadly flooding
Spain’s military is hoisting residents from the rooftops of their flooded homes.
Indian court extends detention of ‘Cockroach’ leaders
The extension of the custody of the CJP activists comes amid a crackdown on near daily protests against the government.
Protesters block Louvre in support of French student movement
French students are now blockading the world’s busiest museum.
Ex-OpenAI employee accused of planting device has Saudi backing: Prosecutor
US federal prosecutors allege the defendant was in frequent contact with unnamed member of royal family.
Netanyahu’s new security doctrine: Regional strategy or election ploy?
Experts say Netanyahu's security doctrine and map of regional alliances serve his political ambitions ahead of elections
Benny Gantz drops out of Israel’s election race
Decision comes after polls showed his Blue and White party below the 3.25 percent threshold needed to enter the Knesset.
Mauritius lifts curfew imposed amid wave of violent protests
Unrest on the archipelago came after police shot a woman during a rally over rising costs and water shortages.
Ronaldo banned for 30 days, fined $285 by Portugal over spat with Jesus
Cristiano Ronaldo handed month-long ban by the disciplinary council of Portugal's Football Association.
Chuck Schumer urges FCC to block AI robocalls before elections
Chuck Schumer urges FCC to reject petition allowing AI robocalls ahead of key November midterm elections.
Qatar to announce a new regional defence partnership
Qatar is set to announce a new regional defence partnership to strengthen its military infrastructure.
Can religion help Democrats win in red states? These faith leaders hope so
Roughly nine pastors, seminary students and Sunday school teachers are running as Democrats in the US midterm election.
Brazilian court orders Meta to prove Lula and Bolsonaro get equal treatment
A judge also doubled the daily fine for noncompliance with a previous court order governing political content.
12 migrants, including an infant, drown in two incidents off Greece
Two separate boat incidents off the Greek islands of Lesbos and Samos left 12 migrants dead.
Trump backs Netanyahu: Is the US planning a new Iran attack with Israel?
Trump’s endorsement comes after he previously shied away from fully backing Netanyahu’s election campaign.
How HSBC’s Sharia fund invested millions in Israeli war-linked firms
HSBC bought $130m in shares in firms tied to Israel’s military, in breach of Islamic law compliance requirements.
Search under way for four soldiers missing after gang attack in Haiti
The UN Security Council holds a meeting on Haiti; the attack on UN-backed forces is expected to dominate the discussions.
War on Iran backlash threatens Republican control of Congress
Public opposition to the war on Iran could threaten Republican control of Congress.
Gaza faces worsening hunger as WFP announces food aid cuts
The World Food Programme has announced that funding shortages will force it to suspend food assistance in Gaza
Trump endorses Netanyhu ahead of elections
Trump endorses Netanyahu ahead of Israel’s election, Ben-Gvir faces student protesters.
Kenyan court convicts starvation cult leader of murdering 191 people
Doomsday sect leader Paul Mackenzie had denied ordering the victims to starve so they could 'meet Jesus'.
How has the cost of living changed in France, Italy, Spain and Portugal?
Protesters across Europe have hit the streets amid anger over the cost of living.
Decision on Senegal’s AFCON final appeal to be made by end of November
The Court of Arbitration for Sport will announce its verdict on the title, which was awarded to Morocco by CAF.
Russia’s Lavrov discusses US war and regional security in Tehran visit
Russia’s FM Sergey Lavrov is in Tehran for his first visit since the outbreak of the US-Israeli war on Iran.