British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has officially launched No 10 North in Manchester, marking one of the first major steps in his government’s plan to move decision-making closer to local communities across England. The new office, which Burnham intends to use at least once a week, represents his commitment to reducing London’s long-standing dominance over […]
Continue ReadingIndia’s youth-led Cockroach movement is preparing for a crucial meeting with government representatives after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced plans to introduce stronger legal measures to combat examination paper leaks and improve accountability within the country’s education system. The announcement comes after weeks of nationwide protests sparked by a series of examination controversies, including the […]
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has publicly addressed the country’s growing examination fraud controversy for the first time, promising strict action against those responsible for question paper leaks that have sparked widespread student protests across India. His statement comes as public frustration continues to rise, with thousands of students and young people gathering in New […]
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Iran has reaffirmed that it has respected the terms of its ceasefire agreement with the United States, pushing back against claims by US President Donald Trump that the truce is effectively over. The latest exchange of sharp statements highlights the growing strain between Washington and Tehran, despite recent efforts to revive diplomatic negotiations and prevent […]
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Iran is preparing for the burial of its late Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, in the holy city of Mashhad, while renewed US military strikes have heightened fears of another dangerous escalation across the Middle East. The funeral marks the final stage of several days of mourning that drew millions of people across Iran and Iraq. […]
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