France is preparing for another difficult day as authorities plan to fully or partially close as many as 500 high schools amid a rapidly expanding student protest movement. Education Minister Édouard Geffray said the decision was primarily driven by concerns over the safety of students and staff, with another major round of demonstrations expected on […]
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Indian police detained protesters in New Delhi on Saturday as demonstrations entered a second consecutive day, with activists and opposition groups demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the country’s voter rolls. The protests have brought renewed attention to India’s electoral process, with demonstrators accusing the Election Commission of […]
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The United States has expelled two members of the Iranian delegation who remained in the country after attending the recent United Nations General Assembly in New York, according to the US State Department. A US official told AFP that the two Iranian delegation members were still in New York after the General Assembly had ended […]
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China has established a new military presence in Laos, marking a significant development in Beijing’s expanding defence relationships across Southeast Asia. The facility, located at Ban Keun, about 50 kilometres north of Vientiane, includes the China-Laos Joint Support and Training Center and the China-Laos Friendship Aviation Academy. The development is attracting attention because it expands […]
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Spain is facing another wave of housing protests after parliament rejected two government measures aimed at strengthening protections for tenants, adding fresh pressure to an already tense political and housing situation. Demonstrations are expected in Madrid and more than 50 other Spanish cities following the parliamentary defeat. The measures had been introduced after nationwide anger […]
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