In Nigeria, bathroom selfies are no joke. From the buzzing mega-city of Lagos to the conservative Kano in the north, bars and lounges are turning bathrooms into showpieces -- not just to keep up with trends, but to pull in new customers.

Bathroom Selfies Power Nigeria Club Craze

The tomb of Pharaoh Amenhotep III, one of the largest in southern Egypt’s Valley of the Kings and Queens, is now officially open to the public after extensive restoration work. Years of damage and deterioration had left the structure at risk of collapse, but a major preservation effort has made it safe for visitors once again.

Egypt Opens One of Valley of the Kings' Largest Tombs to Public

Residents of Congo's eastern city of Bukavu, under rebel occupation since February, were dismayed that former president Joseph Kabila was sentenced to death in absentia by a military court.

Kabila's Death Sentence Dismays Residents of Rebel-Occupied City

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, made a surprise appearance at the Paris Fashion Week. Prince Harry's wife appeared at the Balenciaga Womenswear Spring/Summer 2026 show on October 4. However, both her choice of event and outfit have faced a fair amount of backlash online.

Meghan Markle Shows Up for Paris Debut of Fashion’s Great Romantic, Trolled for White Outfit 

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney meets US President Donald Trump in Washington, as US-Canada relations reach a historic low. With tensions simmering over tariffs and trade, Carney is expected to push for relief on steel and aluminium duties before the critical USMCA review next year. But can he secure concessions?

Canadian PM Meets Trump Amid Deepening U.S-Canada Tensions | Trade & Tariffs on Agenda

The Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) has officially severed spiritual ties with the Church of England, following the appointment of Bishop Sarah Mullally as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury.

In a statement issued in Abuja, the Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Most Reverend Henry Ndukuba, described the development as “devastating” and “insensitive,” accusing the Church of England of deepening divisions within the global Anglican community.

Nigerian Anglicans Reject Pro-LGBTQ, Female Archbishop

According to World Bank data, nearly 45% of Pakistan's population lives in poverty, with 16.5% classified as living in extreme poverty, the report noted.


45% of Pakistan's Population Lives In Poverty, Climate Impact Threatens Poverty Progress

As China drafts its 15th five-year plan – the next entry in a line of expansive blueprints that have set the tone for the country’s development over more than seven decades – we examine how these documents inform and reflect high-level policy priorities, what to expect in the coming iteration and whether the private sector will receive the level of support entrepreneurs are hoping for.

China Begins Drafting 15th Five-Year Plan to Shape China's Economic Future

Personal loan scams are on the rise, targeting unsuspecting borrowers with fake offers, upfront fees, and phishing traps. In this video, we break down the most common personal loan frauds, how to spot red flags, and what you can do to protect yourself. Don’t fall for high-interest traps or fake lenders — stay informed and stay safe.

Money Matters: Personal Loan Scams To Watch Out For! 

Parts of Delhi and the surrounding NCR region woke up to light rain on Tuesday morning following overnight showers. Early hours saw thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds reaching 30-40 kmph. 


Fresh Snowfall in Higher Reaches of J&K, Snow Blankets Upper Reaches of Manali

France's President Emmanuel Macron on Monday accepted Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu's resignation just hours after unveiling his cabinet, the presidency said, plunging the European nation further into political deadlock

France Political Unrest: Sebastien Lecornu Resigns After Criticism of Cabinet

The Sabarimala gold plating scandal has triggered a high-level judicial probe after the Kerala High Court flagged serious lapses in how sacred temple ornaments were handled and repaired.

The Travancore Devaswom Board (TDB) sent gold-plated copper idols to a private Chennai firm without prior court approval—violating earlier orders. A loss of 4.54 kg of gold was discovered upon return, with no proper documentation or oversight. The court has now ordered the valuables be returned and a full audit conducted.

Sabrimala Scandal: Court Reveals Sponsor Sought Temple Gold for Wedding

A covert and dangerous alliance between Lashkar-e-Taiba and Islamic State Khorasan Province (ISKP) has emerged in Balochistan — reportedly orchestrated by Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI). A new photo shows ISKP’s Mir Shafiq Mengal gifting a pistol to senior Lashkar commander Rana Mohammad Ashfaq, signaling formal coordination. With ISKP expanding towards Indian Kashmir and ISI funding operations, Pakistan’s deep terror nexus is under global scrutiny. Watch the full report for key insights into this alarming development.

Pakistan’s Deadly Proxy War: Lashkar & ISIS-K Join Forces Under ISI Watch

Nepal's Election Commission has announced the registration schedule for upcoming snap elections set for March 5. The move follows recent political shifts, with parties now preparing for a critical national vote.

Nepal Elections: Groups Involved in Gen Z Protests Discuss Forming New Parties

The United Nations has launched a formal investigation into the Taliban’s escalating human rights abuses, particularly targeting Afghan women. With girls banned from education and job opportunities shrinking, many turned to online learning as their only remaining option. But now, the Taliban has imposed a nationwide internet blackout, leaving countless women cut off from the world. For many, this was their last hope. Watch how lives have been upended by this digital crackdown.

UN Launches Probe Into Taliban 'Abuses': Women's Rights Being Crushed

Light streamed through the stained glass of the Institut de France onto a surreal stage: a lone cellist playing a melancholy air, next to an upside-down umbrella and a rotating tableau of dying sunflowers. It was a theatrical overture for Saturday’s Paris Fashion Week. This was spring — Vivienne Westwood style.

Paris Fashion Week: Vivienne Westwood Work On Display

In a significant development, the Uttarakhand government is set abolish Madrasa Board in the state and moves towards integrating minority educational institutions into the mainstream education system. It will be the first state in the country to dissolve its Madrasa Board and bring minority educational institutions into the mainstream curriculum.

Uttarakhand to Dissolve Madrasa Board, Integrate Minority Schools Into Mainstream Education

Curfew remains in effect in Cuttack after recent violence disrupted the city. Authorities have arrested eight individuals connected to the unrest. The situation is being closely monitored as efforts continue to restore peace and order.

Odisha's Cuttack On Edge: Internet Suspended, Protestors Arrested

Parts of Delhi and the surrounding NCR region woke up to light rain on Tuesday morning following overnight showers. Early hours saw thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds reaching 30-40 kmph. 

Overnight Showers Chill Delhi-NCR, More Rain Ahead; IMD Issues Rain Alerts

Madagascar’s President has appointed Army General Zafisambo as the new Prime Minister, marking a significant political shift in the country. This appointment comes amid ongoing challenges facing Madagascar’s government.

Madagascar President Names Army General Zafisambo as New PM

Top YouTube creator MrBeast has voiced concerns about how artificial intelligence could disrupt the livelihoods of millions of content creators, even as he continues to explore the technology himself.

On Monday, the 26-year-old posted on social media, wondering how AI-generated videos might affect the “millions of creators currently making content for a living.” He concluded his post with a two-word warning: “Scary times.”

MrBeast Raises Alarm Over AI’s Threat to Creators as Youtube’s AI Tools Gain Traction

In the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict, a recent Russian assault has killed five people in Ukraine and caused widespread power outages. The attacks have intensified tensions and disrupted daily life for many civilians.

Russia Strikes Ukrainian Energy Network | Ukraine Strikes Back?

During the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) debate, India flayed Pakistan over its "delusional tirade" over Kashmir and highlighted the 1971 "systematic genocide" campaign that sanctioned a mass rape of 40,000 women by the Pakistani army.


'Conducted Systematic Genocide': India Slams Pakistan For Its Delusional Trade Against India

Syria has announced the preliminary results of its indirect parliamentary elections amid ongoing political challenges.

Syria Elections: Preliminary Results Declared, Fairness Concerns On The Rise

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