The race for 10 Downing Street has reached its final stage between 7:00 a.m. and 10 p.m. local time today the United Kingdom will go to the polls and the results will be announced in each of parliament's 650 constituencies throughout the night we have 24 hours.

UK elections: Race to 10 Downing Street, who will win?

UK elections: Labour predicted to rout Sunak's conservatives

At least 23 protesters were killed and hundreds wounded during nationwide protests against tax rises in Kenya on 25th of June. The largely peaceful protests, ongoing for days, escalated on Tuesday, after MPs passed an amended deeply unpopular finance bill. A section of the parliament building in capital Nairobi was set ablaze by angry protesters, who had broken through police lines to storm the parliament. On the same evening, a defiant Kenyan president, William Ruto, labelled the protesters organised criminals, and accused them of participating in a treasonous event. A day after, in a dramatic reversal, Ruto declared that the bill containing contentious tax hikes would be withdrawn. But protests have continued with protesters now clamouring for president Ruto's resignation. Jyotsna Kumar brings you the details.

Clamour grows for Prez Ruto's ouster despite U-turn

A new space observatory in Cyprus looks like it just uncloaked itself on the set of a sci-fi movie and is ready for takeoff. Watch in for more details!

Cyprus' sci-fi wonder and gateway to the stars

Philippines' dependence on coal fired power has surpassed that of china and Indonesia. While china and Indonesia's share of renewables could have led to this, data also shows that Philippines has now added more coal power to its energy mix, highlighting significant barriers to achieving its green energy targets.

Philippines' coal dependence challenges sustainability goals

The government's upcoming budget is expected to prioritise rural demand due to its crucial role in economic growth. As rural areas make up a significant portion of the population, boosting their spending power can drive overall consumption and economic activity. To address this, the budget is anticipated to increase funding for rural schemes.

India budget: How India's budget will impact the global economy

Activists leading anti-government protests are reevaluating their approach after demonstrations turned violent, fearing such incidents could jeopardize the movement’s credibility and its efforts to pressure President William Ruto to resign. Watch in for more details!

Kenya: Activists rethinking deadly protest strategy fearing backlash

Let's shift our focus to China's petrochemical sector, where the decade-long race to build its industrial giants have transformed the landscape, but now it threatens to overflow, which is sparking new global concerns.

Global concerns over rise of China's excess plastic supply

The Russian republic of Dagestan was jolted by a spate of terror attacks on 23rd of June. Two synagogues, two eastern orthodox churches and a police post in two of the largest cities of Dagestan, Derbent and Makhachkala, were simultaneously attacked by armed men on Sunday evening. At least 22 people, including 16 police officers & a Russian orthodox priest, were killed and 46 others wounded in the deadliest terror attack in Russia since March. At least five of the attackers were also killed in the ensuing gun battle. No group has so far claimed responsibility for the attacks. But the attack on Christian and Jewish places of worship has given rise to suspicion that the predominantly Muslim region of Dagestan is facing a renewed militant Islamist threat. The Russian authorities though have pinned the blame on Ukraine and the West, without giving evidence. As Russia focuses its resources to counter threats from Ukraine, has it turned a blind eye to the danger posed by homegrown Islamist violence? Jyotsna Kumar brings you the details.

Is Russia turning a blind eye to militant Islamist danger?

The South American nation of Bolivia watched in shock and bewilderment as President Luis Arce thwarted an apparent attempted coup on 29th of June. The man leading the attempted coup d'etat, Army General Juan Jose Zuniga was arrested on live television, hours after he led troops and tanks to storm the presidential palace in the capital, La Paz. But before his arrest, General Zuniga created an uproar by alleging, without providing evidence, that President Arce himself had ordered the General to stage an uprising to trigger a crackdown that would make President Arce look strong and boost his sagging approval rating. Is there more to the attempted coup d'etat than meets the eye?

Did Prez Arce order the staged uprising?

More than seven percent of all deaths in 10 of India's biggest cities are linked to air pollution, a large study said Thursday. Researchers said that daily exposure to PM2.5 pollution in Indian cities is linked with a higher risk of death.

High mortality rates due to air pollution in ten Indian cities

Bangladesh is in discussion with China for a crucial 5 billion dollar loan to strengthen its foreign reserves...governor of the central bank of Bangladesh Abdur Rouf Talukdar revealed in one of his interviews that the negotiation is in progress with the funds likely to be dominated by the Chinese currency Yuan.

PM Sheikh Hasina to visit Beijing to enhance relations with China

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