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Perfect grades but a school bully? South Korea’s top universities won’t let you in
Data shows that six out of ten major national universities turned away a total of 45 applicants because of their disciplinary records for school violence
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‘Based on skin colour’: Indian-origin Illinois worker stopped, questioned by masked immigration agents
An Indian-origin employee of the Illinois Department of Transportation was questioned by three masked agents about his immigration status while working on a road project. The agents also asked if he knew New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Read More
Earthquake Of Magnitude 6.7 Jolts Japan Coast; Tsunami Advisory Issued For Iwate
Japan’s Meteorological Agency has warned that tsunami waves of up to one metre are possible and has urged residents to keep away from coastal areas. Read More
Syria’s al-Sharaa visits US after combating terrorism
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited US to address the UN General Assembly in New York, with talks expected to finalise Syria’s entry into the US-led coalition against ISIL and strengthen counterterrorism cooperation. Read More
Iran Offers To Mediate Between Pakistan And Afghanistan Amid Rising Border Tensions
Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been fraught since October 2025, when Pakistan launched airstrikes in Kabul targeting leaders of the TTP. Read More
Perfect grades but a school bully? South Korea’s top universities won’t let you in
Data shows that six out of ten major national universities turned away a total of 45 applicants because of their disciplinary records for school violence
Go to Source
Read More
‘Based on skin colour’: Indian-origin Illinois worker stopped, questioned by masked immigration agents
An Indian-origin employee of the Illinois Department of Transportation was questioned by three masked agents about his immigration status while working on a road project. The agents also asked if he knew New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Read More
Earthquake Of Magnitude 6.7 Jolts Japan Coast; Tsunami Advisory Issued For Iwate
Japan’s Meteorological Agency has warned that tsunami waves of up to one metre are possible and has urged residents to keep away from coastal areas. Read More
Syria’s al-Sharaa visits US after combating terrorism
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited US to address the UN General Assembly in New York, with talks expected to finalise Syria’s entry into the US-led coalition against ISIL and strengthen counterterrorism cooperation. Read More
Iran Offers To Mediate Between Pakistan And Afghanistan Amid Rising Border Tensions
Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been fraught since October 2025, when Pakistan launched airstrikes in Kabul targeting leaders of the TTP. Read More
Perfect grades but a school bully? South Korea’s top universities won’t let you in
Data shows that six out of ten major national universities turned away a total of 45 applicants because of their disciplinary records for school violence
Go to Source
Read More
‘Based on skin colour’: Indian-origin Illinois worker stopped, questioned by masked immigration agents
An Indian-origin employee of the Illinois Department of Transportation was questioned by three masked agents about his immigration status while working on a road project. The agents also asked if he knew New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Read More
Earthquake Of Magnitude 6.7 Jolts Japan Coast; Tsunami Advisory Issued For Iwate
Japan’s Meteorological Agency has warned that tsunami waves of up to one metre are possible and has urged residents to keep away from coastal areas. Read More
Syria’s al-Sharaa visits US after combating terrorism
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited US to address the UN General Assembly in New York, with talks expected to finalise Syria’s entry into the US-led coalition against ISIL and strengthen counterterrorism cooperation. Read More
Iran Offers To Mediate Between Pakistan And Afghanistan Amid Rising Border Tensions
Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been fraught since October 2025, when Pakistan launched airstrikes in Kabul targeting leaders of the TTP. Read More
Perfect grades but a school bully? South Korea’s top universities won’t let you in
Data shows that six out of ten major national universities turned away a total of 45 applicants because of their disciplinary records for school violence
Go to Source
Read More
‘Based on skin colour’: Indian-origin Illinois worker stopped, questioned by masked immigration agents
An Indian-origin employee of the Illinois Department of Transportation was questioned by three masked agents about his immigration status while working on a road project. The agents also asked if he knew New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Read More
Earthquake Of Magnitude 6.7 Jolts Japan Coast; Tsunami Advisory Issued For Iwate
Japan’s Meteorological Agency has warned that tsunami waves of up to one metre are possible and has urged residents to keep away from coastal areas. Read More
Syria’s al-Sharaa visits US after combating terrorism
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited US to address the UN General Assembly in New York, with talks expected to finalise Syria’s entry into the US-led coalition against ISIL and strengthen counterterrorism cooperation. Read More
Iran Offers To Mediate Between Pakistan And Afghanistan Amid Rising Border Tensions
Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been fraught since October 2025, when Pakistan launched airstrikes in Kabul targeting leaders of the TTP. Read More
Perfect grades but a school bully? South Korea’s top universities won’t let you in
Data shows that six out of ten major national universities turned away a total of 45 applicants because of their disciplinary records for school violence
Go to Source
Read More
‘Based on skin colour’: Indian-origin Illinois worker stopped, questioned by masked immigration agents
An Indian-origin employee of the Illinois Department of Transportation was questioned by three masked agents about his immigration status while working on a road project. The agents also asked if he knew New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Read More
Earthquake Of Magnitude 6.7 Jolts Japan Coast; Tsunami Advisory Issued For Iwate
Japan’s Meteorological Agency has warned that tsunami waves of up to one metre are possible and has urged residents to keep away from coastal areas. Read More
Syria’s al-Sharaa visits US after combating terrorism
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited US to address the UN General Assembly in New York, with talks expected to finalise Syria’s entry into the US-led coalition against ISIL and strengthen counterterrorism cooperation. Read More
Iran Offers To Mediate Between Pakistan And Afghanistan Amid Rising Border Tensions
Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been fraught since October 2025, when Pakistan launched airstrikes in Kabul targeting leaders of the TTP. Read More
Perfect grades but a school bully? South Korea’s top universities won’t let you in
Data shows that six out of ten major national universities turned away a total of 45 applicants because of their disciplinary records for school violence
Go to Source
Read More
‘Based on skin colour’: Indian-origin Illinois worker stopped, questioned by masked immigration agents
An Indian-origin employee of the Illinois Department of Transportation was questioned by three masked agents about his immigration status while working on a road project. The agents also asked if he knew New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Read More
Earthquake Of Magnitude 6.7 Jolts Japan Coast; Tsunami Advisory Issued For Iwate
Japan’s Meteorological Agency has warned that tsunami waves of up to one metre are possible and has urged residents to keep away from coastal areas. Read More
Syria’s al-Sharaa visits US after combating terrorism
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited US to address the UN General Assembly in New York, with talks expected to finalise Syria’s entry into the US-led coalition against ISIL and strengthen counterterrorism cooperation. Read More
Iran Offers To Mediate Between Pakistan And Afghanistan Amid Rising Border Tensions
Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been fraught since October 2025, when Pakistan launched airstrikes in Kabul targeting leaders of the TTP. Read More
Perfect grades but a school bully? South Korea’s top universities won’t let you in
Data shows that six out of ten major national universities turned away a total of 45 applicants because of their disciplinary records for school violence
Go to Source
Read More
‘Based on skin colour’: Indian-origin Illinois worker stopped, questioned by masked immigration agents
An Indian-origin employee of the Illinois Department of Transportation was questioned by three masked agents about his immigration status while working on a road project. The agents also asked if he knew New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Read More
Earthquake Of Magnitude 6.7 Jolts Japan Coast; Tsunami Advisory Issued For Iwate
Japan’s Meteorological Agency has warned that tsunami waves of up to one metre are possible and has urged residents to keep away from coastal areas. Read More
Syria’s al-Sharaa visits US after combating terrorism
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited US to address the UN General Assembly in New York, with talks expected to finalise Syria’s entry into the US-led coalition against ISIL and strengthen counterterrorism cooperation. Read More
Iran Offers To Mediate Between Pakistan And Afghanistan Amid Rising Border Tensions
Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been fraught since October 2025, when Pakistan launched airstrikes in Kabul targeting leaders of the TTP. Read More
Perfect grades but a school bully? South Korea’s top universities won’t let you in
Data shows that six out of ten major national universities turned away a total of 45 applicants because of their disciplinary records for school violence
Go to Source
Read More
‘Based on skin colour’: Indian-origin Illinois worker stopped, questioned by masked immigration agents
An Indian-origin employee of the Illinois Department of Transportation was questioned by three masked agents about his immigration status while working on a road project. The agents also asked if he knew New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Read More
Earthquake Of Magnitude 6.7 Jolts Japan Coast; Tsunami Advisory Issued For Iwate
Japan’s Meteorological Agency has warned that tsunami waves of up to one metre are possible and has urged residents to keep away from coastal areas. Read More
Syria’s al-Sharaa visits US after combating terrorism
Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa visited US to address the UN General Assembly in New York, with talks expected to finalise Syria’s entry into the US-led coalition against ISIL and strengthen counterterrorism cooperation. Read More
Iran Offers To Mediate Between Pakistan And Afghanistan Amid Rising Border Tensions
Relations between Pakistan and Afghanistan have been fraught since October 2025, when Pakistan launched airstrikes in Kabul targeting leaders of the TTP. Read More
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‘Based on skin colour’: Indian-origin Illinois worker stopped, questioned by masked immigration agents
An Indian-origin employee of the Illinois Department of Transportation was questioned by three masked agents about his immigration status while working on a road project. The agents also asked if he knew New York’s new mayor, Zohran Mamdani. Read More
Perfect grades but a school bully? South Korea’s top universities won’t let you in
Data shows that six out of ten major national universities turned away a total of 45 applicants because of their disciplinary records for school violence
Go to Source
Read More
Earthquake Of Magnitude 6.7 Jolts Japan Coast; Tsunami Advisory Issued For Iwate
Japan’s Meteorological Agency has warned that tsunami waves of up to one metre are possible and has urged residents to keep away from coastal areas. Read More
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