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A powerful car explosion tore through a crowded area near Delhi’s historic Red Fort on Monday evening, causing multiple fatalities and severe injuries. The blast occurred at a traffic light during peak

Two prominent dating applications catering to the LGBTQ+ community have been withdrawn from app stores in China. The apps, Blued and Finka, are no longer available for download on Apple’s App Store

A powerful typhoon has carved a path of destruction across the Philippines, resulting in multiple fatalities and the mass displacement of over a million residents. The storm, which brought catastrophic winds and

Indonesia has posthumously designated former president Suharto as a national hero, a decision that has generated significant controversy across the nation. The honor was presented during an official ceremony led by President

A major government initiative to provide free meals to millions of Indonesians is facing intense scrutiny following widespread reports of food poisoning. The ambitious program, a cornerstone of the current administration’s policy

Over a million residents have been evacuated from their homes in the Philippines as a powerful typhoon approaches the archipelago. The storm, which has intensified into a super typhoon, is expected to

A landmark achievement in women’s cricket has sparked nationwide conversations about gender equality and opportunity. India’s national women’s cricket team has secured the World Cup, marking a transformative moment for female athletes

A planned independent film festival in New York has been called off after multiple filmmakers withdrew their participation, citing what organizers describe as external pressure originating from China. The event, which was

A series of explosions rocked a high school mosque in Jakarta during Friday prayers, leaving at least 54 people wounded. Authorities have identified a 17-year-old student as the primary suspect, who was

A growing concern is emerging over the erosion of academic freedom within British universities due to external political pressures. Recent cases highlight how legitimate scholarly inquiry is being curtailed, with researchers and