A tailor who lost his sight completely due to glaucoma has found ingenious ways to continue sewing accurately. When Charles Kibe lost his sight in 2017, he also lost customers, but now his business is thriving.


Against all odds, blind Kenyan tailor defies Glaucoma to keep his business running 

Leaders from the Aam Aadmi Party and opposition parties have met the Akal Takht amid growing scrutiny of Punjab's amended sacrilege law. The development has sparked debate over religious sensitivities, legal provisions and political accountability in the state.

Sikh lawmakers meet Akal Takht, amended sacrilege act under scrutiny 

South Africa's deadline for undocumented immigrants is fast approaching, with authorities warning of stricter enforcement measures after June 30. The issue has intensified debates over immigration, border control and labour markets across the country.

South Africa: June 30 ultimatum for undocumented immigrants draws closer

EU governments’ climate ministers gathered in Luxembourg on Thursday for a long day of talks, but one fresh-faced participant drew attention at the negotiating table: a three-month-old baby. Swedish climate minister Romina Pourmokhtari brought her son, Adam, to the EU council meeting to highlight the benefits of parental leave policies that do not force women to choose between work and family responsibilities.


In a first for EU: Three-month-old infant attends climate conference

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has announced that the state will move ahead with implementing the Uniform Civil Code (UCC) through due legal process. A UCC Bill is expected to be introduced in the Assembly during the ongoing budget session, marking a significant political and legislative development. If tabled, the proposal could become one of the most closely watched policy moves in the state ahead of upcoming elections.


BJP moves to introduce UCC during State Budget Session next week

A U.S. federal judge has ordered the Justice Department to either release unredacted versions of key files related to Jeffrey Epstein or clearly justify why the information remains hidden. The directive comes amid a lawsuit challenging alleged improper redactions by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.


Judge orders Justice Dept to justify redactions in Epstein files

A new report highlights how billionaires including Elon Musk and George Soros are emerging as major financial forces in the U.S. election campaign landscape. Political fundraising is surging to record levels, with Republicans reportedly leading the cash race as spending intensifies ahead of polls. The growing influence of ultra-wealthy donors is reshaping campaign strategies, raising fresh debates about money, power, and political influence in American democracy.


Musk & Soros Among Election's Biggest Money Players

A major immigration ruling has sparked fierce political debate in the United States after the Supreme Court allowed the termination of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) protections for Haitians and Syrians. Democrats condemned the decision, calling it “painfully cruel” and arguing it will not make America safer or stronger. The ruling is being viewed as a significant legal and political victory for President Donald Trump, while immigrant advocacy groups warn of serious consequences for affected communities.


Temporary protected status for Haitian & Syrian migrants to end

South Korea is investigating allegations of religious influence in national politics, sparking a wider debate over the separation of religion and state. Authorities are probing claims of organised interference, raising concerns about transparency, governance, and political accountability in the country.

South Korea Probes Alleged Religious Influence In Politics 

Andy Burnham has sparked fresh political debate after proposing that parts of the UK Prime Minister’s Office (No. 10 Downing Street) operations could be relocated to Manchester. The idea, positioned as part of a broader vision to decentralise power from London, has been framed by supporters as a step toward regional empowerment and balanced development. 


UK Politics: Andy Burnham Proposes Moving Parts of No. 10 Operations to Manchester

The political controversy in Punjab has intensified as the Akal Takht and opposition parties increase pressure on Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann over the ongoing sacrilege issue. Calls for accountability and even resignation are growing louder, deepening the political confrontation in the state.

Punjab CM Sacrilege Row Escalates | Akal Takht Demands Action Against Bhagwant Mann

Kenya is preparing for a fresh wave of youth-led demonstrations as thousands of Gen Z protesters plan to return to the streets. The rallies are being driven by demands for accountability and justice following last year's anti-government protests, during which nearly 130 people were reportedly killed. Authorities have tightened security and sealed key roads in Nairobi ahead of the demonstrations.


Kenya Anti-Govt Rallies: Gen-Z Protesters Clash With Police in Capital City of Nairobi

The Uttar Pradesh BJP has launched a major internal organisational reshuffle as the party prepares for the upcoming Assembly elections. The move is seen as a strategic effort to strengthen its grassroots machinery, streamline leadership roles, and boost electoral performance in India’s most politically crucial state.

UP BJP Undertakes Major Organisational Restructure Ahead Of Assembly Polls 

A new Gallup poll has revealed a striking divide in how Americans perceive their country’s current path and future direction. According to the survey, around 77% of respondents believe that the Founding Fathers would be disappointed with today’s America, while only 19% think they would be pleased. The findings highlight deep political and cultural divisions within the United States, reflecting growing debates over national identity, governance, and the country’s evolving values.


Gallup Poll Reveals a Striking Contrast in How Americans View Their Nation's Journey 

Tensions are rising inside the Republican Party as US President Donald Trump faces resistance from Senate Republicans over his flagship “Save America Act.” The electoral reform proposal remains stalled in the Senate, exposing deep divisions within the party.


Senate Republicans on Trump's Firing Line Over His 'Save America Act'

Usha Vance has offered her most candid explanation yet on why she never converted to Christianity despite her husband, US Vice President JD Vance, embracing Catholicism. Speaking about her upbringing, Usha said she grew up in a "stable Hindu household" and never felt compelled to abandon the faith and traditions she was raised with.

The remarks come months after renewed public interest in the couple's interfaith marriage, following JD Vance's comments that he hoped his wife might one day share his religious beliefs. Usha pushed back on assumptions surrounding their relationship, saying many people misunderstood the nature of their discussions about faith.

Usha Vance Reveals Why She Never Changed Her Faith

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is considering the option of announcing the nation's next general election as early as April, several months before the current parliament's term ends in late 2027, a new report said.


Giorgia Meloni Concerned About Popularity Ratings; Considering Early Elections

Boko Haram has resurged as a dominant force in the Lake Chad region, launching coordinated amphibious and motorized assaults against rival groups like ISWAP and military bases. This renewed territorial offensive has triggered states of emergency, a severe food crisis, and mass displacement across Nigeria, Niger, Chad, and Cameroon.


Boko Haram Gains Ground in Lake Chad Region

Imran Khan's Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) secures a definitive legal victory as the High Court overrules the Election Commission’s attempts to strip the party's registration. High court completely dismissed the EC's reasoning and ordered the immediate restoration of PTI's iconic 'bat' election symbol for the upcoming PoK polls.


Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf Wins Legal Battle; Secures 'Bat' as Election Symbol

The daughter of dictator Alberto Fujimori, Keiko Fujimori, is close to becoming the first female president of Peru.

Her opponent, the left-wing candidate Roberto Sánchez, has filed a lawsuit contesting the results.

Right-Wing Candidate Fujimori Close to Becoming Peru's First Female President 

Colombia officially joined the conservative shift in Latin America when far-right populist and lawyer Abelardo de la Espriella won the presidential election in a runoff against leftist Senator Ivan Cepeda. The election returns Colombia to conservative leadership, ending four years under outgoing President Gustavo Petro.


Colombia Joins the List of Countries Ruled by Conservative Parties

Bolivia is witnessing renewed unrest after President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency, authorizing security forces to remove roadblocks that have disrupted daily life and the economy for nearly two months. The protests have already claimed at least 14 lives, deepening political divisions across the country. Paz says the blockades are no longer peaceful demonstrations but a coordinated effort to undermine Bolivia’s democratic system, raising fears of further confrontation.


Bolivia On Edge: Emergency Declared As Deadly Protests Push Nation Into Crisis

Nepal’s ruling Rastriya Swatantra Party (RSP) has entered a crucial phase of its first-ever national convention, with delegates gathering behind closed doors to debate the party’s future direction. Key discussions will focus on political strategy, organizational reforms, financial matters and proposed amendments to the party statute. The convention is also setting the stage for a closely watched leadership election that could shape the future of one of Nepal’s most influential political forces.


Nepal's Ruling Rastriya Swatantra Party Holds National Convention

In a major political setback for Uddhav Thackeray's Shiv Sena (UBT), six MPs have crossed over to Eknath Shinde's Shiv Sena faction. Welcoming the leaders, Shinde said they had joined the party that truly follows Balasaheb Thackeray's ideology. Drawing parallels with the 2022 rebellion that saw 40 MLAs back him, Shinde called this move the "second phase" of that political shift and described it as a "sixer" for his camp. Is Maharashtra politics heading for another big realignment?


Six Shiv Sena (UBT) MPs Crossover to Eknath Shinde Faction in Maharashtra

US President Donald Trump’s proposal for Syria to take over the fight against Hezbollah has hit a major roadblock. Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa has explicitly ruled out deploying Syrian troops to fight Hezbollah, stating that the crisis in Lebanon cannot be solved through war.


Trump's Plan to Let Syria Handle Hezbollah in Trouble, Al-Sharaa Refuses to Fight

In a dramatic turn of events, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced his resignation as leader of the Labour Party on Monday, June 22, 2026. Delivering an emotional address outside 10 Downing Street, Starmer acknowledged the mounting pressure from within his own party following a series of electoral setbacks and a successful by-election victory for rival Andy Burnham. Starmer, who led Labour to a landslide victory in 2024, will remain in office until a leadership contest is completed.


UK PM Keir Starmer Announces Resignation, Triggers Labour Leadership Race

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