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Climate science, over the past few decades, especially since the turn of the new century, has increasingly identified trouble spots with ecosystems that support life on Earth. These crucial ecosystems are stressed. But not many of the scientific reports of the past couple of decades compares to a bone-chilling new study of massive ocean heat More

Kleptocrats and fraudsters of the world have been washing their illicit billions in the city. Rachael Burford looks at how we can clean up our reputation as a global laundromat

The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) has published the amendments to the End-User and Subscriber Service Charter (EUSSC) Regulations, setting out new rules on data provision. The EUSSC Amendment Regulations 2025, published on January 23, will come into effect 12 months after its gazetting.

As ICE agents continue to swarm into US towns and cities, the Mirror takes a look at the harrowing human cost of the raids, from a terrified child's goodbye note, to a family ripped apart behind bars

Global markets are showing signs of profit-taking, but Indian equities might benefit from deeply negative sentiment, potentially leading to better returns in 2026. Smallcaps could face prolonged stress, while autos, pharma, and FMCG are favored sectors. Fiscal constraints may limit the upcoming Union Budget's stimulus potential.

Sweden's government said on Thursday that it was denying a request from Turkey for a Swedish court to interrogate a journalist facing terror charges in Turkey.

1. Indonesian couple caned 140 times for sex and alcohol offences  BBC
2. Woman faints after being caned 140 times under Indonesian province’s sharia law  The Guardian
3. Sex outside marriage, consuming alcohol: Indonesian couple caned 140 times for breaking Sharia law  Times of India
4. Indonesian couple caned 140 times for sex outside marriage and drinking alcohol  The Independent
5. Indonesia:Kotun Musulunci ta yi wa mace, namiji bulala 140 kan zina, shan barasa  Legit.ng

Caning is a common but controversial punishment for violating Islamic law in Aceh province.

DALLAS (AP) — As Dallas rookie Cooper Flagg set the NBA record for points by a teenager with 49 on…

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As the 2026 Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics approach, Giorgia Meloni’s far-right government has ignited a national firestorm by agreeing to accommodate U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on Italian soil. Italian officials initially denied the reports outright—dismissing them as “fake news” and insisting no foreign police would operate on national territory. Then the U.S. Embassy More

The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), led by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., in December 2025 announced a research project involving the hepatitis B vaccine that would take place in Guinea Bissau. This caricature of scientific inquiry would have assessed the timing of vaccine administration. The research plan accepted the reality More

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We seem to be in the midst of a widening crack in the edifice that supports US ideology – denial. Even the most oblivious pundits have been crawling out from under their wormy rocks to confess that, yes, Trump is a fascist. One of the latest is Jonathan Rauch, whose brand new piece, aptly titled, More

Like many Americans right now, I want to believe that the 2026 and 2028 elections will offer a reprieve from the chaos that increasingly defines our political life. There is a widespread hope that one or both cycles will somehow reset the country and restore a sense of normalcy. But that hope, however emotionally understandable, More

The White House sucks and so does the New York Times, the newspaper that a schoolteacher told me years ago was “black and white and red all over.“ The masthead reads, “All the News that’s Fit to Print.” What the masthead doesn’t say is that The Times skews the news, disseminates bullshit like Judith Miller’s More

ICE and Border Patrol are increasingly detaining Native American citizens, and ignoring or refusing to treat Tribal ID cards as proof of citizenship. Just north of where ICE killed Minneapolis rights monitor Renee Gold, agents have detained tribal citizens in the clearly Native neighborhood around Franklin Avenue, where the American Indian Movement was itself born More

İzmir’de akşam saatlerinde şiddetlenen sağanak ve fırtına, merkez ilçeleri sele teslim etti; cadde ve sokaklar göle döndü, araçlar sular altında kaldı.

After only two weeks on the job, The Hill reports, Kevin Couch resigned in late January as head of artistic programming at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Couch’s brief tenure might seem surprising, but a better question is why Couch sought or accepted the position in the first place.  With a More

Held between January 26 and 27 at Jerusalem’s International Convention Center and called Generation Truth, the second international conference on combating antisemitism was a picture of cracking contradictions. Organised by Israel’s Minister for Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism, Amichai Chikli, it featured speakers from various far-right groups, many European, and saw Australia’s former Prime Minister More

Artists at the 17th edition of India Art Fair are moving away from romanticised nature to highlight the stressed realities of today

From 1920 until 1938, a flag on Fifth Avenue in New York City proclaimed an uncomfortable reality to passers-by on New York’s busy streets: “A man was lynched yesterday.” In the South, where Jim Crow held a vice grip on the government 60 years after the end of the Civil War, masked men regularly kidnapped More