The DOJ is pushing to block Elon Musk’s deposition in a lawsuit over Musk’s role in USAID cuts, calling for a protective order — arguing “exceptional circumstances” haven’t been shown. 
 Meanwhile, Musk’s controversial “Department of Government Efficiency” (DOGE) is under fire: a judge temporarily barred it from accessing Treasury payment systems amid data-privacy and constitutional concerns.

Elon Musk Deposition: DOJ Moves To Block Request | DOGE'S Govt Overhaul Faces Legal Heat

Nitish Kumar secures his 10th term as he is elected leader of the NDA Legislative Party and formally stakes claim to form the next government in Bihar. This report explores how Nitish consolidated support, the coalition’s next steps, and what this milestone means for Bihar’s political future.

Nitish Elected Leader Of NDA Legislative Party, Stakes Claim To Form Govt

The U.S. government is facing a potential shutdown as lawmakers negotiate spending bills. discussions are ongoing in congress to reach a compromise before critical deadlines. Political analysts continue to monitor developments as the outcome could affect government operations and public services across the country.

Will U.S. Government Shutdown End Soon?

After 40 tense days, America’s longest-ever government shutdown may finally end. A bipartisan Senate group has reached a deal to reopen federal operations and reinstate affected employees, ensuring protections against future mass dismissals. As Washington moves toward resolution, millions of Americans wait to see how this political standoff reshapes Capitol Hill’s balance of power.


OIL Gains On Optimism: US Government To Reopen

After 40 tense days, America’s longest-ever government shutdown may finally end. A bipartisan Senate group has reached a deal to reopen federal operations and reinstate affected employees, ensuring protections against future mass dismissals. As Washington moves toward resolution, millions of Americans wait to see how this political standoff reshapes Capitol Hill’s balance of power.

USA's Longest Government Shutdown To Finally End? 

The Trinamul Congress on Friday launched a blistering attack on the BJP after Karnataka MP Vishweshwara Kageri claimed that India’s National Anthem Jana Gana Mana was composed to please the British.


Bengal State Anthem 'Banglar Mati' To Be Sung At All Government Schools

Facing mounting pressure from hardline Islamist groups, the interim government of Muhammad Yunus in Bangladesh has scrapped plans to hire music and physical education teachers for government-run primary schools.
The move follows threats of mass protests from Hefazat-e-Islam, a radical Islamist organization that called the recruitment plan “un-Islamic and irrelevant.”
This decision underscores the increasing influence of Islamist groups in Bangladesh’s policymaking and raises questions about secular education, gender equality, and religious freedom in the country.

Yunus Govt Bows To Islamists, Drops Plan To Hire Music And Physical Education Teachers

What was billed as Kashmir’s biggest cricket carnival — the Indian Heaven Premier League (IHPL T20) — has imploded into scandal. Players, hotel staff, and service providers allege unpaid dues, cancelled matches, and vanishing organisers, while Srinagar Police have filed an FIR and launched an investigation.
International cricketers who flew in for the event are now stranded, and questions are mounting about accountability in privately run sports leagues in the region. Government officials have condemned the incident, saying it has tarnished Kashmir’s reputation for hospitality and promised stern action against those responsible.

Kashmir’s Dream League Turns Nightmare: IHPL T20 Collapses Amid Chaos

Thousands of U.S. nuclear weapons workers could face mass layoffs as the government shutdown stretches into its third week. The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), responsible for maintaining the U.S. nuclear arsenal, warns of severe disruptions if funding isn’t restored. What’s at stake for national security and the workers caught in the crossfire?


U.S Government Shutdown Showdown: No End In Sight?

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has survived a no-confidence vote, narrowly avoiding the collapse of his government.
The political maneuver to suspend controversial pension reforms played a key role in securing enough support to keep the administration afloat.


French PM Survives No-Confidence Vote | Pension Reform Suspension Saves Lecornu's Government | WION 

With no deal in sight, the U.S. government shutdown continues to disrupt operations, causing a significant slowdown in data flow and public services. Many federal agencies have halted or reduced activities, impacting everything from economic reports to public safety.

Republicans and Democrats Continue to Trade Barbs, Breakthrough Nowhere in Sight

The budget battles are back in full force, with another week of potential government shutdown looming. Political leaders remain at odds over key funding decisions, risking disruption and uncertainty.

Budget Battles Return: Another Week of Shutdown Looms | Political Showdown Update

Nepal’s political landscape is in turmoil as the country's largest parties clash over key constitutional and governance issues. With coalition tensions rising and leadership stability in question, what lies ahead for the Himalayan democracy?

Nepal's Biggest Parties At Loggerheads: What's Next?

France is entering a new phase of political uncertainty following the resignation of Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu. Lecornu stepped down less than a month after being appointed. New elections are becoming increasingly likely but will not solve the fiscal problems.

French Stocks And Euro Dive Sharply Lower

France’s new prime minister announced Friday he would not use a special constitutional power to force a budget through parliament without a vote and will instead seek a compromise with lawmakers from the left and the right.

France PM Says He Will Not Use Special Powers To Enforce Budget

Madagascar president Andry Rajoelina was forced to dissolve the government following deadly protests by the country’s youth over frequent power and water cuts. At least 22 people have died and hundreds injured, according to the United Nations.

Madagascar dissolves government after deadly youth protests 

Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, 39, is facing mounting pressure from the left, the far right, and even his centrist allies as he struggles to maintain his political footing. Critics across the spectrum are urging him to impose higher taxes on the wealthy as part of a broader effort to address the euro area's largest budget deficit.


France Is In A Deep Political Turmoil, Lecornu Faces A Tough Road Ahead

France Block Everything:  New French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu has vowed a ‘profound break’ from previous politics after taking over from centrist François Bayrou, who was ousted this week over a proposed budget squeeze. At 39, Lecornu emphasizes ‘humility’ as his guiding principle but faces the challenge of securing parliamentary support to pass a budget, or risk being removed like Bayrou and former right-wing PM Michel Barnier, who lasted just three months. 


France Block Everything: Arrests Mount As Protests Spread Across Country

France Protests LIVE: Violence erupts across France as protesters clash with police in a dramatic nationwide movement under the slogan “Block Everything.” Over 200 people have been arrested, with reports of fires, blocked roads, and tear gas in central Paris and other major cities.

France Protests: Police Arrest Dozens As 'Block Everything' Protests Escalate

Violence erupts across France as protesters clash with police in a dramatic nationwide movement under the slogan “Block Everything.” Over 200 people have been arrested, with reports of fires, blocked roads, and tear gas in central Paris and other major cities.

France Protests: New PM Takes Office As ‘Block Everything’ Agitation Rocks Country 

France has plunged into political uncertainty after Prime Minister François Bayrou lost a crucial no-confidence vote, leading to the collapse of the government.

French government collapses: PM Bayoru to resign, Macron faces calls for impeachment 

The French prime minister, François Bayrou, is expected to be ousted in a confidence vote on Monday afternoon, plunging the eurozone’s second biggest economy into political crisis.

France Political Crisis: PM Francois Bayrou Faces Confidence Vote Today 

French Prime Minister François Bayrou has declared that the “fate of France” is on the line in a confidence vote scheduled for September 8, 2025. He initiated the vote amid a fierce budget impasse involving €44 billion in spending cuts, elimination of public holidays, and spending freezes. Bayrou’s minority government is expected to lose, with opposition parties firmly against his austerity measures.


French Prime Minister Bayrou Says Fate of France is at Stake in Confidence Vote

Pakistan is grappling with deadly floods triggered by relentless monsoon rains, leaving large swathes of the country submerged. As rivers overflow and infrastructure collapses, authorities have issued exceptionally high flood alerts across multiple provinces. The death toll continues to rise, with dozens reported dead and thousands displaced. Emergency services are overwhelmed, with entire villages cut off and crops destroyed. The government has called for urgent relief efforts as weather forecasts warn of more rainfall ahead, threatening to deepen the humanitarian crisis.

Pakistan floods: Rivers swell to dangerous levels | 200,000 displaced

Anti-government protests erupted in Serbia as demonstrators clashed with police over political and economic grievances. 

Serbia anti-govt protests: Tensions soar | Police fire tear gas shells 

Mark Carney: New Government Will Work To Re-Define Canada-US Ties

Mark Carney: New government will work to re-define Canada-US ties

The coalition government led by Olaf Scholz has been officially dismissed by German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier. Scholz and his cabinet officially received dismissal letters and papers at a ceremony held in Berlin. Scholz and his ministers will now serve as a caretaker government until the Merz-led CDU reaches a breakthrough in coalition talks with the SPD. Watch in for more details!

German President Steinmeier dismisses Scholz and his government

Cuba is grappling with a nationwide blackout as its electricity grid suffers a major failure. The worsening energy crisis is deepening the country’s economic struggles, leaving millions without power. The government has vowed to restore electricity swiftly, but repeated outages continue to raise concerns.

Cuba faces widespread blackouts as energy grid fails nationwide

The Indian government has sent a notice to cab aggregators Ola and Uber due to complaints about differential pricing for Android and iPhone users. Take a look at the report as we dive into differential pricing and how companies use this as a strategy. Watch in for more details!

Indian government sends notice to Uber, Ola on differential fares

Supporters of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad are now required to undergo a "reconciliation" process, as the government seeks to rebuild and integrate various factions following years of conflict.

Syria War: Assad supporters required to undergo 'reconciliation' process

In a bid to target people smugglers in the UK, the British government is planning to create a new sanctions regime aimed at the leaders of networks that smuggle tens of thousands of people into Britain each year. The government announced that it will target people smugglers with economic sanctions as part of its efforts to stem the arrival of migrants on small boats crossing the channel.

UK government plans to create new sanctions regime targeting people smugglers

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