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POLITICS17h agoGreens see red over Keralam govt’s move to permit sand mining in 17 riversSociety for the Protection of the Environment, Kerala (SPEK) says though the govt decision has been presented as a flood mitigation step, no environmental impact assessment appears to have been conducted. Activists also point out that this may serve as a pretext for indiscriminate extraction of sand from all rivers and streamsThe Hindu
POLITICS17h agoHelen Haines: Father of suspect in ‘attack’ on Australian MP says she is long-time family friendFamily statement says parents of suspect Brendan Nugent have known Helen Haines ‘for more than 20 years’The Independent World
WORLD17h agoTiger Shroff attack: Mumbai Police team leaves Kota with three alleged assailantsAccording to Kota Police, the suspects were allegedly planning to escape to Nepal via Delhi; Mumbai Police DCP (Detection) Raj Tilak Roshan clarified that none of the three accused were minorsThe Hindu
POLITICS17h agoStudent sent back to China over Japanese rising sun flag incident in RussiaA Chinese student who draped himself in the Japanese rising sun flag in a Russian university classroom has been expelled and asked to leave the country, according to state-run newspaper Global Times. The flag was used by the Japanese military during its imperial expansion and is still used by Japan’s Maritime Self-Defence Force. It remains a symbol of Japanese militarism and aggression in China and other parts of Asia. Moscow State University made the decision after the student was criticised by...South China Morning Post
WORLD17h agoStudent sent back to China over Japanese rising sun flag incident in RussiaA Chinese student who draped himself in the Japanese rising sun flag in a Russian university classroom has been expelled and asked to leave the country, according to state-run newspaper Global Times. The flag was used by the Japanese military during its imperial expansion and is still used by Japan’s Maritime Self-Defence Force. It remains a symbol of Japanese militarism and aggression in China and other parts of Asia. Moscow State University made the decision after the student was criticised by...South China Morning Post
POLITICS17h agoHow a Malaysian coffee shop menu became latest political battlegroundCalls to boycott a Malaysian Chinese-owned coffee-shop chain over its omission of Malay text from its menu have reignited arguments over race and national identity, as political parties jostle to court the country’s majority ethnic group ahead of the next general election. The Oriental Kopi boycott marks the latest saga fuelling ethnic grievances that politicians have been seen to capitalise on by portraying themselves as defenders of Malay identity. It comes ahead of the November 14 election in...South China Morning Post
POLITICS17h agoHow a Malaysian coffee shop menu became latest political battlegroundCalls to boycott a Malaysian Chinese-owned coffee-shop chain over its omission of Malay text from its menu have reignited arguments over race and national identity, as political parties jostle to court the country’s majority ethnic group ahead of the next general election. The Oriental Kopi boycott marks the latest saga fuelling ethnic grievances that politicians have been seen to capitalise on by portraying themselves as defenders of Malay identity. It comes ahead of the November 14 election in...South China Morning Post
BUSINESS17h agoZhang Yiming, TikTok founder, becomes the richest man in Asia after adding US$12 billion in a monthCreó la empresa tecnológica en un departamento de cuatro habitaciones de Pekín y la convirtió en un gigante con más de 1.000 millones de usuarios.Las nuevas valoraciones de la compañía modificaron también el cálculo de su patrimonio.Clarín
BUSINESS17h agoBlue dollar today: how much it is trading this Tuesday, October 20See the buying and selling quotes for the blue dollar today. The gap with the official dollar.Clarín
WORLD17h agoDele Cole’s death leaves vacuum in family, friends’ circle – AgbahorBy Jeremiah Urowayino Dr Aghogho Agbahor has expressed sadness over the death of diplomat Dele Cole, saying in a world where true friendship is scarce, Cole showed what loyalty, respect and genuine friendship should look like. Cole died in London on Saturday, October 17. Agbahor said he knew the late diplomat as his father’s friend, […] The post Dele Cole’s death leaves vacuum in family, friends’ circle – Agbahor appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
POLITICS17h agoCameroon: Behind the scenes of the war between Eko Eko and Ngoh NgohLe procès Martinez Zogo met en lumière les rivalités au sommet de l’appareil sécuritaire camerounais. L’ancien patron du renseignement accuse le secrétaire général de la présidence d’avoir manœuvré contre lui. Deux rapports confidentiels consultés par Jeune Afrique éclairent les ressorts de leur affrontement.Jeune Afrique
POLITICS17h agoUttar Pradesh elections: Samajwadi Party to release election manifesto on November 26It will include separate documents for women, youth and a manifesto on law and order, highlighting party’s commitment on these issues apart from focus on social justice and PDA plankThe Hindu
POLITICS17h agoMorocco’s not-so-new government faces new challengesThe new cabinet has doubled down on continuity at a time of regional turmoil and domestic anxiety.Al Jazeera [en]
DISASTER17h agoAt least 14 killed and seven injured in landslide at illegal gold mine in ColombiaEuroNews [en]
POLITICS17h agoMalaysian student who called out Najib’s donation drive fires back at trollsUniversiti Malaya student Ummi Umairah Bakhit, who went viral recently for questioning the donation of money to former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak, has spoken out against what she described as cyberbullying, political obsession and emotional loyalty. The youth stood by her criticism of donating money to the former prime minister, saying she would not apologise for raising the issue. In a social media post, Ummi Umairah said the response to a question she raised at the International...South China Morning Post
POLITICS17h agoMalaysian student who called out Najib’s donation drive fires back at trollsUniversiti Malaya student Ummi Umairah Bakhit, who went viral recently for questioning the donation of money to former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak, has spoken out against what she described as cyberbullying, political obsession and emotional loyalty. The youth stood by her criticism of donating money to the former prime minister, saying she would not apologise for raising the issue. In a social media post, Ummi Umairah said the response to a question she raised at the International...South China Morning Post
POLITICS17h agoIIT-B student death case: Sahil Wakode’s parents seek CM interventionStudents have begun a “Justice Corner 2.0” sit-in near the Ambedkar statue in the institute’s building, a day after police dismantled a protest site near the gate that had stood for a monthThe Hindu
CONFLICTBREAKING17h agoRailway station, building supplies superstore damaged in overnight attack in Zhytomyr regionUkrinform [en]
BUSINESS17h agoRyanair CEO calls Commission President Ursula von der Leyen 'useless'Michael O’Leary, CEO of Irish airline Ryanair, has criticised European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s green policies, arguing that they add “complexity and cost”. He also branded the European Parliament a “ship of fools”, claiming its green laws are driving up the cost of air travel.EuroNews [en]
POLITICS17h agoNew Laws Expand Anti - Discrimination Protections in Western AustraliaNew laws have been enacted to expand anti-discrimination protections in Western Australia. This development signifies a legislative update aimed at enhancing social equality within the region.miragenews.com · United States
POLITICS17h agoDOJ charges 28 in California with voting crimes as election tensions escalateThe Department of Justice has charged 28 individuals in California with voting crimes amid escalating election tensions. This action addresses concerns about election integrity and highlights heightened political sensitivities.wglt.org · United States
WORLD17h agoICYMI : Blue Eagles bow out of eFIBA tournament after winless Day 2The Blue Eagles team has been eliminated from the eFIBA tournament after a winless performance on Day 2. This is a routine update on the outcome of an eSports competition.theguidon.com · Philippines
POLITICS17h agoOne Nation and the rise of emotion - driven politicsThis article discusses the political entity 'One Nation' and the increasing trend of emotion-driven politics. It analyzes shifts in political discourse and public engagement.australiannews.net · Australia
POLITICS17h agoFlorida brings more charges against Raúl CastroFlorida has brought additional charges against Raúl Castro. This indicates ongoing legal actions against the former Cuban leader.jamaica-gleaner.com · Jamaica
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