
Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) founder Imran Khan has written to the country's Chief Justice Yahya Afridi, describing hardships during his more than two years in jail and urged the Supreme Court to promptly take up his pending petitions, Dawn reported.


Pakistan's Jailed Former PM Imran Khan Awaits Verdict In Toshakhana Case

Ecuador: Demonstrators blocked a main road to the city, demanding the return of diesel subsidies.


Ecuador: Tensions rising as people are out on the street against the diesel price rise

Thousands of Venezuelans, joined by the country's Bolivarian Popular Militia, marched in Caracas to denounce U.S. threats against their nation.


Venezuela: Nicolas Maduro's supporters protest in Caracas against US naval deployments

The Commonwealth is under fire for allegedly withholding its observer report on Pakistan's 2024 general election. A leaked document accuses the military-backed Shehbaz Sharif government of widespread electoral rigging and suppression of political freedoms. In a break from a 70-year tradition, the Commonwealth has failed to publish the report, defying established protocol.


Leaked Report Exposes Election Rigging In 2024 Pakistan Polls

Outrage is growing in the Philippines against ‘nepo babies’, the children of wealthy politicians and contractors, who flaunt their lavish lifestyle on social media. Their anger stems from allegations of corruption against lawmakers and contractors linked to flood control projects.


Philippines: Thousands Gather In Manila To Protest Against Flood Control Scandal 

A nationwide protests was organised in France on Thursday (Sep 18) to oppose President Emmanuel Macron's austerity policies amid political instability in the country. Over 80,000 police and gendarmes have been mobilised across France, supported by drones, armoured vehicles, and water cannons. The interior ministry projected that 600,000 to 900,000 people would join the nationwide protests. By Thursday noon, around 76,500 had participated, with Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau noting the demonstrations were "less intense than anticipated," AFP reported.


France protests: Anti-Macron anger spreads across France 

France protests: Unions, teachers, students take to the streets in France

Philippines government admits 70% flood funds lost in corruption

Protests and Clashes in Ecuador, President Noboa Declares Emergency 


Ecuador: Protests and clashes in Ecuador, president Noboa declares emergency 

Nepal has conducted the cremation of protest victims with full state honors, acknowledging their role in recent demonstrations. The move comes amid rising tensions and public outcry, as the government faces pressure to address protester demands and investigate use of force.


Nepal: At least 72 died during Gen Z protests 

Nepal is slowly returning to normalcy following weeks of political unrest and violent protests, as borders reopen for public movement after interim Prime Minister Sushila Karki assumed office.


New Nepal PM vows to follow protesters' demand to 'end corruption' 

Nepal's newly appointed PM Sushila Karki takes charge of her office at Singha Durbar


Breaking | Nepal: Former Chief Justice assumes charge as Interim PM 

A massive far-right march in central London turned violent on Saturday, leaving 26 police officers injured and prompting 25 arrests after clashes broke out between protesters and security forces.


London protests: 150,000 gather at anti-immigration rally in UK 

Former Nepalese Deputy Prime Minister Rabi Lamichhane, who was briefly freed during a Gen-Z-led protest jailbreak, has been returned to custody.


Nepal protests: Nepal Ex-PM Lamichhane back in custody after protest jailbreak  

Mass protests led by Nepal’s Gen Z have erupted over economic and political issues, disrupting tourism and damaging major luxury hotels like Hilton and Hyatt. The unrest poses new challenges for the country's travel industry.


Nepal: Parliament dissolved, elections expected in March next year 

Sushila Karki became Nepal’s next Prime Minister amid growing youth protests demanding the dissolution of parliament.


Nepal's history of strong women leaders

Thousands of displaced Palestinians are fleeing Gaza City under heavy Israeli assault, while many are returning despite the danger. Overcrowded southern shelters provide little relief—water, healthcare, and safety remain scarce. With nowhere truly safe, numerous families say they'd rather stay put than risk another displacement.


Israel-Gaza war: Israel demands mass exodus from Gaza city, 200,000 flee, but many refuse to leave

Tensions flare in Chicago after an ICE agent shot a suspect who allegedly tried to evade arrest. Immigration advocates condemn the shooting as protesters demand the closure of a local ICE detention center.


ICE agent shoots suspect in Chicago, sparks outrage and fresh calls to shut detention facility

Sushila Karki, 73, is not a politician by background. She is best known for her tenure as the first woman chief justice of Nepal. Sushila Karki became Nepal’s next Prime Minister amid growing youth protests demanding the dissolution of parliament.


Nepal: Transition government to last six months, elections set for March 2026

Supporters of Türkiye’s main opposition party, the CHP, gather in Istanbul to protest recent court rulings removing their local leadership.


Turkey: Erdogan says rule of law, critics call it repression 

Nepal sets March 5 elections as interim PM Sushila Karki takes charge; PM Modi extends ‘best wishes’

Dealing a heavy blow to the country’s tourism and hospitality sector. . . . Nearly two dozen hotels were damaged, vandalised, or torched during the Gen Z protest. The protest has directly hit the lifeline, which contributes 7 percent of the Himalayan country's GDP. 


Nepal's hotel sector losses mount after violent protest 

Nepal: 73-year-old former Chief Justice to lead the interim government

Nepal gets its 1st woman PM, Ex-chief justice Sushila Karki takes oath

Nepal's Gen Z protesters are still divided over who should lead the next interim government, despite their massive demonstrations that ousted Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli's government. In a recent online vote on Discord, a majority of participants favored former Chief Justice Sushila Karki, known for her anti-corruption stance, to lead the interim government. However, another contender has emerged in the form of Kul Man Ghising, the former head of the Nepal Electricity Authority, credited with ending the country's chronic power blackouts.


Nepal protests: Death toll rises to 51; meeting on interim government shortly

Nepal protest: Curfew remains in Kathmandu, cleanliness drives launched 

Nepal unrest: 51 dead, over 1,300 injured, Nepal youth divide over PM face 

Nepal Unrest: Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki has been appointed Nepal’s interim leader, just a day after mass protests toppled the government over corruption and nepotism allegations. As the first woman to serve as Nepal’s Chief Justice, Karki will guide the country through a transitional period until new elections are held.


Nepal protest: Protesters push Sushila Karki as PM candidate for her zero tolerance on corruption

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 protest: New PM faces protest on day 1, third PM in a year takes office 

Nepal Protests: Nepal has plunged into chaos as Prime Minister K P Sharma Oli resigned amid violent protests that left dozens dead. With the army taking full charge of security in Kathmandu, the nation faces its most explosive crisis in years.


Nepal protests: 30 dead, Parliament, Supreme Court left in complete ruins 

Widespread demonstrations and violent clashes have erupted across France, leaving streets ablaze, transport networks paralysed, and police battling furious crowds. The protests, sparked by rising living costs and political anger, echo the Yellow Vest movement. On PM Lecornu first day in office as France saw widespread protests led by a left-wing grassroots movement known as "Block Everything". Over 200 arrests were made as authorities deployed over 80,000 officers to contain the chaos.


France protests: Macron faces fury over new PM appointment 

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