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Huge anti-immigration rally in London turns violent, 26 police officers injured

More than 100,000 demonstrators rallied in central London against immigration policies, clashing with police and counter-protesters in one of the city’s most violent far-right protests in recent years.

Brutal rape of Sikh woman in UK sparks outrage, manhunt for suspects

Cameras replace clashes as India and China test new trust measures on Ladakh frontier

India backs UNGA resolution endorsing two-state solution for Israel-Palestine conflict

Sushila Karki sworn in as Nepal’s first woman Prime Minister

Former Chief Justice takes charge as interim leader amid political turmoil, pledges to restore order and launch corruption probe.

Kathmandu reels as Gen Z-led uprising leaves 34 dead and state institutions in ruins

Supreme Court and banks in Kathmandu to reopen in phases after violent protests; political crisis deepens as youth leaders demand dissolution of Parliament and constitutional reforms.

US envoy-designate signals breakthrough trade talks with India, calls ties ‘cornerstone of 21st century’

At Senate hearing, Sergio Gor stresses Trump-Modi “deep friendship”; Rubio hails India as ‘top relationship’ as Quad momentum builds.

Poland requests UN Security Council meeting after Russian drone incursion

Poland has called for an emergency UN Security Council meeting after Russian drones violated its airspace, implementing a no-fly zone along the eastern border while NATO and neighboring countries monitor escalating tensions.

India, US near first tranche of trade deal by November: Piyush Goyal

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal says India and the US are working to finalize the first phase of a bilateral trade deal by November, navigating tariff tensions and ongoing negotiations to ensure fair, balanced trade outcomes.

Netanyahu compares Israel’s strike in Doha to US response after 9/11, cites terrorism threat

Israeli PM Netanyahu justifies Israel’s Doha strike by invoking 9/11, while Qatar and the US condemn the attack and warn it could derail ceasefire talks.