Ghanaians were divided to president John Dramani Mahama's decision to accept west African deportees from the united states, with some praising it as pan-African solidarity while others voiced economic concerns. Watch to know more on this!


Ghanaians divided over decision to accept US deportees

South Sudan's first vice-president Riek Machar has been charged with murder, treason and crimes against humanity in a move that some fear could reignite the country's civil war. Watch the video to find out more on this!


 Tension high in South Sudan as first VP Riek Machar is charged with treason 

Ethiopia officially inaugurated the grand Ethiopian renaissance dam (gerd), Africa’s largest hydroelectric project and a $5 billion milestone that could transform the continent’s energy landscape, for downstream nations Egypt and Sudan, it raises fears of water scarcity and potential conflict. Watch to know more on this!

Ethiopia inaugurates Africa's biggest dam amid regional tensions 

Donald Trump has filed a $15 billion lawsuit against The New York Times, accusing the outlet of defamation and false reporting. Watch to know more on this!

Trump files $15 BN lawsuit against New York Times 

India’s trade outlook faces challenges as upcoming tariff increases are expected to hurt exports. Economists warn of potential impacts on competitiveness, global trade ties, and market growth. Watch to know more!

India's trade wrap: tariff increases expected to hurt exports

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) conducted raids in Hyderabad, targeting the residence of an Electricity Department official. Authorities seized documents and assets linked to alleged corruption charges. Watch to know more on updates on this!


Anti-Corruption bureau raids in Hyderabad, electricity department officials residence raided 

The Camel ‘Naadam’ Fair kicked off in Inner Mongolia, showcasing traditional camel racing, wrestling, and cultural festivities. The event celebrates heritage, tourism, and the region’s nomadic lifestyle. Watch to know more! 

Camel 'Naadam' fair kicks off in inner Mangolia 

Designer Prabal Gurung unveiled his Spring 2026 collection on the New York runway, blending bold aesthetics with cultural storytelling. Watch to know more on this!

Parbal Gurung's spring 2026 showcase, runway unfolds in new York 

Hong Kong media mogul Jimmy Lai's trial is a significant legal and political event, reflecting ongoing tensions between pro-democracy figures and the Chinese government. Lai, the founder of the now-defunct pro-democracy newspaper Apple Daily, has been a vocal critic of Beijing and an advocate for freedom of speech in Hong Kong. His trial involves charges related to national security laws imposed by China, which critics argue undermine Hong Kong's autonomy and freedoms. This high-profile case has drawn international attention, with many viewing it as a symbol of the diminishing space for dissent in the region.



Hong Kong Media Mogul Jimmy Lai's Son Appeals to Starmer, Trump

At a time when apple growers are harvesting their produce across various districts in the Kashmir region, all fruit mandis in the division observed a two-day strike today to protest the prolonged closure of the National Highway. The Srinagar-Jammu National Highway has been shut for over two weeks, and even after traffic was allowed to resume, vehicles are crawling along due to heavy congestion. The National Highway closure has caused around 400 crore losses to the Horticulture Industry.

Srinagar-Jammu Highway Closure Cripples Apple Trade

Russia on Saturday said it had captured a new village in Ukraine's central Dnipropetrovsk region, which Moscow's forces say they reached at the beginning of July.

The defense ministry said its troops had seized the village of Novomykolaivka near the border with the Donetsk region – the epicenter of fighting on the front.

Russia-Ukraine war: Russia reports drowning 340 Ukrainian drones in 24 hours 

Russia-Ukraine war: Moscow says it captured a village in Dnipro, Ukraine denies claim

Russia intensifies its war on Ukraine, with the most intense bombardments of the summer, defying pressure from U.S. President Trump. Cities across Ukraine face escalating attacks as tensions soar.


Russia-Ukraine war: Putin defies Trump as most intense bombardments occurred this summer

A Ukrainian drone attack on Russia's northwestern port of Primorsk has for the first time forced the suspension of loadings at its key western oil terminal, according to two industry sources and Ukraine's military.


Russia-Ukraine war: Russia says its forces advancing on Ukraine's eastern front 

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

Russia-Ukraine war: Drone attack on largest Russian oil-loading port of Primorsk 

South Africa's highest court has ruled that husbands can take the surname of their wives, overturning a law that barred them from doing so.


South African Court Rules That Men Can Take Wife's Surname 

South Sudan's First Vice President Riek Machar has been charged with murder, treason and crimes against humanity for his alleged involvement in attacks by an ethnic militia against federal forces in March, the justice minister said on Thursday.

Sudan: Political Crisis Brews As VP Rake Mashaar Charged With Murder

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


Nepal’s Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki Takes Oath As PM, To Lead Interim Govt

Sources indicate Sushila Karki is set to become Nepal’s next Prime Minister amid growing youth protests demanding the dissolution of parliament.

 Nepal's Gen Z Backs Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki To Head Interim Govt

US President Donald Trump’s nominee for the next ambassador to India, Sergio Gor, said on Thursday that the Trump administration wants India, with its massive middle-class market larger than that of the US, to buy American crude and oil products, adding that the ongoing trade talks are aimed in that direction.


India-US trade deal: Trump's South Asia envoy says deal could be done in weeks 

 #GRAVITAS | Days after violent youth-led protests and arson rocked Nepal, killing over 30 and injuring over a thousand people, an eerie calm prevails amid a hunt for the Nepal's next leader. But prior to collapse,how has the leadership been placed and what has been the numbers of representation in the Nepal coalition government formed in 2014. Watch this video to find out more. 


Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki Among Top Gen-Z Choices

China’s factory-gate deflation eased last month, a flicker of hope for policymakers battling a prolonged downturn. But the wider picture remains grim. Consumer prices fell at the fastest pace in six months, underlining how weak demand and food price volatility continue to weigh on Asia’s largest economy.


China: Consumer inflation turns negative again

Thai-Cambodia: Cambodia and Thailand have agreed to gradually pull back heavy weapons from their disputed border and collaborate on landmine clearance, key steps in easing tensions after July clashes that killed dozens.


Thailand-Cambodia Clashes: Both Countries Agree on Weapons Withdrawal to Ease Tensions 

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