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Should railway stations have airport-style metal detectors? UK debates safety after train stabbing

A mass stabbing on a London-bound train near Huntingdon leaves several injured, reigniting debate over station security as officials question the practicality of installing metal detectors across UK rail networks. Read More

Valencia President Carlos Mazón steps down after mismanagement of deadly floods

The conservative People’s party (PP) leader had clung to power despite mounting calls for him to step down after a disaster in late 2024 claimed the lives of 229 people Go to Source Read More

Have Pakistan, China and Russia secretly conducted nuclear tests as Trump claims?

Donald Trump continues to confound with his nuclear testing order. While defending his decision to resume nuclear testing, the US president claimed that other countries such as China, Russia, North Korea and Pakistan were carrying out such tests. Read More

Pakistan, Sri Lanka and now Indonesia: The extending arm of China’s debt diplomacy

China’s expanding debt trap is tightening its grip across Asia, with Pakistan and Sri Lanka already mired in financial distress from unsustainable Chinese loans, and Indonesia now showing similar warning signs Go to Source Read More

Nuke sub armed with ‘doomsday missile’: That’s Russia’s latest

In the latest unveiling of its ‘superweapons’, Russia has launched a nuclear submarine armed with a ‘doomsday missile’ that’s believed to be able to cause tsunamis powerful enough to destroy entire cities along a country Read More

Will New York City elect Indian-origin Zohran Mamdani as mayor?

New York City is a day away from a landmark election that could reshape its political identity. Zohran Mamdani, a 34-year-old Indian-origin democratic socialist, leads the polls against Andrew Cuomo and Curtis Sliwa. Read More

UK’s minimum wage is touching starting salary of college graduates — and it’s a problem

The UK’s minimum wage is nearing the starting pay of college graduates, raising alarm among employers and economists, the Financial Times reported. Read More

Turkey seeks unity among muslim allies to stabilise fragile Gaza truce

The high-level meeting comes as the weeks-old ceasefire, brokered by US President Donald Trump, shows increasing signs of strain due to continued Israeli strikes and reported Palestinian attacks Go to Source Read More